St Francis High School - Poverello Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)
- Class of 1979
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This year Sister leromita is celebrating her fiftieth anniver- sary with the Sisters of the Holy Cross. The Poverello honors her and thanks her for her years of service to her order and to the students of Saint Francis. one of our sports coaches. This year Mr. Ryan left S Francis after teaching Biology here for 12M years rank him among the longest tenured teachers. Besides his w liked Biology classes, he coached many winning teams. Poverello thanks him for his many years of service and votion to the Saint Francis student body and wishes good luck for the future. Mr. james Ryan, the Sophomore class Biology teacher 2 T When you look into the , , t iss isis see Ee Q Q .H - ,.-f' i-- ',l' Jef 7 l l 1 I ,fw- 4-,,,,, If - Q we ' .il if i l l 1-...-... Q-..,............ . ...M l Qeeseessee i l K, Mr. Robert Urban, our Assistant Principal for Student Activities. In Mr. Urban's seven years at Saint Francis, he has been a constant in- spiration to the students. Although it is hard to get an appointment with Mr. Sunshine fas he is fondly called these daysj, he has helped the students as our Activities Director since 1977. We dedicate this Poverello '79 to this dedicated man. We thank him and hope he is with us for many years to come. 1 l Qnilss aa.. 'N 4 -m,,,,..f, Vlwwyv J- w ,- , : .4 x I ru ,fs if mx , I . .,4x'-1 -., X NW I A , 4 , .Q ' -Li Q L. .fi ,L 5- K I M ,W R. P . ,V- ,jg ' ,: ,, ,v- -'Lu W .f 'iff I' NW-V: f s3 ,. .4, ,,,'f.. A :gl A ,J ' H ' 452- gl,- fn - . -:L rf-' . .t:t1'5'L A195 , H, J Iv, 1 rg .I VV ,.-4-L -1 V , Qi fi ' a QQ 'Ae 'P w ix m . 1 1' Q 1' N-A., 4' K f W: ka-' , I.: J .i 1 , 1' I T U xx. . 524. 1 fv 'G hm mfr' Pl' T' A 1 Q..-'L . 5 9 Q s W Q X3 Qu www1-N - WK A B M sa W M s QM - A Q ww 1 WW ' 55 umm W5ffmm?igW,1f'1. MQW M, ww, 4-x W A .n,,, ,,, 'FHL rf.: .il A 'L .+-' 'LL ' W Qiiiiig 7715 kafhleen fifzsimmons ebitor-in-chief kevin somps photography e'3ifor Bzane lzeplzarzf m03erafor michael ofarrell 'editor-in-chief 1 . A I :N Vx Y nj A A .e .A 1, L V I -V -- , : v , ll X maureen fifzsimmons secretary 22 iggsiw n inissgolfarreii giris' sports aoztor r grant ioie oogs' sports eoitor ann souza activities eoitor L W W chris ooyle class sections eoitor marie martina organizations eoitor gin Q55 K , 9 G, 7Y- 10 Faculty HIRE , .,.. 9 ...-N ' Q A 99 Mflfirl V l :Qi QL-RJ Mr. Urban, Br. Matthew, Br. Ioseph, Fr. Bitterman, Sr. Katherine, Br. Robert, Mr. Aguiar, Sr. loanne. Administration Br. Matthew Lyons .......... ......... P rincipal Fr. john Bitterman ....... ......... D ean of Men Sr. Joanne Bauer ....... ......... D ean of Women Mr. Angelo Aguiar ....... ......... A thletic Director, Development Br. joseph Tomei .......,. ......... D irector of Studies Sr. Katherine Kase ........ ........ D irector of Campus Ministry Br. Robert Carberry ........ ......... D irector of Physical Plant Mr. Robert Urban ........ ......... D irector of Student Activities Faculty 11 Ar you trying to scare me? LI . 1 5 l . 1 fl it ' L I. 3 Ha- - .ck Y' haf 'vw 75 'i ...wg ' A ,L i . I 'T - K . 1 ,f ,TL uw., .jun -A' -, V Christopher Bradford Marilyn Brettner Sr. l9I'OfY'1ifH BYOWN .NEQVL .jf A i I ,bd - ....., 11 , . .P 5 ' ' L4 Lf' 4- A ' i, K, J: ?.,,:.r K,- ,. ' .lf ', A 'Iv ' 45... . YHWF .!' - 1 . 4 i rl' ' -' ' M-. 4 'fl jgylg ks MM, .cw X Angelo Aguiar Patti Aguiar .M 5 gig, wt, r Q' ' , , , 1'm Sr. loanne Bauer Delores Bayer Robin Bartelletti : 1-v Fr. lohn l ' HF'-'Pri -X.Y-44.,L Ray Calcagno Salvador Chavez .-,us ig: leaf . , '54, --'- Ron Calcagno Bro. Robert Carberry Terri Castellanos The butterflies attack Mr. Christensen rl t Did you see what I just saw . . . Len Christensen F12 l0hI'1 COIEYUBU What can anyone say? You have a beautiful tongue! 'f '1 T'Q I+- --X Z yu- ' , l . li' , l ' l 4. 'A E , it J i -, -I . . H Catherine Combs Sr. M. Eugene Connor 3 A nm Steve DeMaestri lohn Dozier i V- Y. ., .V , ,V P . ' , l7-. Q ' . i A, 5, L:.,f A E Za - , , ,bww l After becoming a teacher, you can be a tary lane Halteman Barry Ivers zombie IOO. i The Key Man offers some advice. I Will you give us dancing lessons? ,, 4 . V -I , . fs, . ' 7- .-1 .' -K 1 .- ' . , M V 1, -. ' l 1 - , I 'Lia' J, i , ,IL l fx, 1 li l xx ,1 -t ' ii' if . Roger lohnson Sr. Katherine Kase Inhn Kumo Bm. Andre Lechtenbc-rg i I l l i 'Li A, , ' Q nb , , V - 1, - -' ' el, . . S' . t . . is -. if :X :' LTyHwQgM0 Sr. M. losepha Cullen' Barbara Dauberman 9 ,i 3-r-1 ,' Bro. joseph Esparza luan Gomez William Delaney , iiir, . I4 v3QAqy , 1 . ,' - gqgfe 41' Luis Gonzalez ,f'xfy!H M Is this a Kraut, or is this a Kraut? il , ii, . , -'Z ri rg ,xy H ' .ir 1 me it 'wx-,ig H-ffm, Y I-1 Nfl tg'-I-Qlffp m'i' 3frH bi! l Patricia Keller Diane Kephart i r W Sharon Kipp - M I j 'tri ' 1 ' 'I x ,, A of i..- . : , : - 4,4-ills , A - V ,N 1 .Y i , , , 1 F lvl J 'JI' 1- ' If 1 w -'L n - I-I' i .Jill '. ' A . l Bro. Matthew Lyons' Bro. Don Marengo Bro. William May Faculty 13 p ,- A 4-. .Lei- 'S 's 4, wc, . , ff?- if 'lim 1 , nf M.- .45 Bro, Valerian McEwen 'fs ,Q ,X , fir 1, -ji .QE . I 'J Michael Mitchell ll xy i ' 'fix Eusevio Perez Iii, . ,l n if s- I ,sgilgin I X. fl r o E ,V It takes coordination -V.: H 'N . ' I'-. fa in ,K :, A r I i r x, or ffiliub 2 ??lL'f?!5iiil Sr. Patrice McGee Barbara Meihaus Sr. M. Amata Miller . V 1 , f . , l f-fr 'D H ii 'sf 'A 1 A I 4 A V .vii it, .ls': r I i ,M W ' ' .-T + 3 ' -3 ,f 239 - ' as . si 'f B l0l1n Molnar David Mugridge Paul Muldown Q 1 ' --. , 'D .,, r, an-gre . s --ir i 2 -, t ' I. mp ., . .N I, pfg2.3,-Q4-iiaxxgiqgyy,gli l f , Q ska.:-o. Charles Pearlman Sr. Miriam Rita Rasmussen Bro. Frank Robinson You should know what the fashions are. f , ', 1 L X ffl? . If :Signal-.nz dv R N 1 lames Ryan . , 17- 155, .N U A A Bro Alfred Salz rfm- m f a l N 5-tr. ' v .V . 1 r ' , 1, s X: YL. V 1 -' , f..j2'k X ' . I, . ,. Elizabeth Santie B f 3, t, wh .,- 4. . .Q ,ilu A n - A :N LH, Vlill , - DavidOsorio l r .. f . in .. W ' ,., .A 4, ,. l I 1 Y V i ll 'pu y . . i ii I J. .- J Octavio Rodriguez Br. Don takin' a break vs Dorothy Oster Ca ndace i 41' fb I if T il V 1 's 'lf wilt? Y i Robert Roehl Kevin Rooney Shazbatl , 7 VT -nf 9, r 'fl , ll 1 ' I l l ll .J-lf' I .Ai Ea mon Schafler Leonard Smith u. JW. ,t H ,l Y' 5'-kg Bro. loc Tomci f Thlose are the facts. , - K ' X . Q 9-P A l' l , l Q ,Q V- tl 4 , K Y Fw .ng l 'X X ls-'Avi' .4 M53 A W V 1 is , ,.f' ' I Q 3 ll Sr. Patricia Ann Scott Karen Seleui julie Schuicr y ., . g 4 Q , -14' T' 'ifw w- I X f ' L , A 4 - , I ll Q, f 'Q' f . l f - ,S ' l, ' rr. ,, 9 ' V x lg. ll Nt M Debbi Spencer Bro. Christian Sllnm-tt Patricia Sullivan s S l , . -gf ll .J 1 -A Y ,J tg, Y. . W ' . '-gf .:'f.., ' ' . L 721 ' ' H i- XL- f f if Elyse Tomlinson Paul Trcvisan Thomas Tuite They're just crazy, man, crazy! :FN 'tiilifill Where'd the cyclone go? l S 1 fl ff ' 4' 1 'ii Robert Urban Fr. Ambrose Whom-Ivr Missing . .. ,A S 1 - ,Sd I A Reluctant Preacher lv . 4, ' SP' K -0 X' f' r I hi I , L1 'ui i-r :firm :Z Susan Vlach Dina Wusl 4 ' 'i. '75 jg' ' ' ' ' f - . B1 , V- l 5151 tive, its f 'kiw - ., f'- A . Kevin Whvrry Steve Yamamoto Ierome Aull, Michelle Carter 8ro. Raymond Chairomonte, Robert Mocharnuk Faculty 15 14-nur ...fl ' .4 4-sg, 8 K J 1, 2 . 1- 1 T xv -xx, - .' 'X r - 4 . l.'1v1.., '. 14. ,dQ'im?5Lf,jM4 ' 'QW 1.5 1 LIE-V -fclin., v, ,- 1 ' li ' , , V N ' a L. V 1 QS Q F 4. .auf 4 Q. -4 . - an V a . v 1 , ..,,- , W6 5 o fha ga v M X-.N S f - fi ,Q -- '3gFf !!!-!'!!!-E ze - ' A - Ai-XC:-X mooooa f X 5' x f -Y I lx A 'WX 1 4!T fiffif VXQE ii .. 1 jj E e Eeee aaa The girls cross-country team has 16 members this year. The team is com- posed of 1 senior, 5 juniors, '10 soph- omores, and 1 freshman. Since there were very few league meets, the girls en- tered several invitational meets including one at Foothill college in which they placed second out of 14 schools. Though plagued by injuries to several of its top runners, the team was able to place second in the SCVAL meet held at Foothill college. Top finisher was jenny Fuller. The team was able to qualify for the Regional meet, in which the top seven runners competed. Although the girls did not do well enough to advance to CCS finals, the girls ran their best race with top times by: jenny Fuller, Shannon McCarty and Leslie Dunckel. The girls cross-country team is young and will only lose one member to gradu- ation, Cindy Grillo. Next year, the team should be able to improve its already su- perb record. The End 18 Girls Cross Country K.,,f,, .,.. . .., . iii-4'ffL '-fan-'rx' ' ' 3A'2BZ'.! ' ' 7 'P' -QA ..:.'. ...,. H... Off at the start Around the corner, Chris Neylan What a way to warm up! 1 I7 Airborne! l've got the runs I ' I w W 1 4 - 1, E . I , 1' L ,, ,V . Z c Hx V A..-i -3-g ' ,W 1 f Mr' uf 1q U ' N, 'ff I Qt:-E' V577 ' sf -'R' Q Y . , g ' 5:-2' A. - 1 Ee Seeeeej gee The girl's swim team coached by Steve Yamamoto and Catherine Combs had an im- pressive season as 12 out of 21 school records were broken and 19 girls qualified for CCS. Led by team captains Mary Dougherty and Theresa O'Neill, the varsity girls had a league record of 7-3, which put them in fourth place. The frosh-soph team proved their strength by placing second in league with a record of 8-2. The Lancer diving team, consisting of Karen Crowley, Nadine Figone, and Katie Har- Qeeee e Esee L - '- Pt ' ' . , 7. 'f:E:,,T' - H ..- , A J ,,,t!'j:.i.,q an ,- I- m F . L., veY also had a remarkable season. All three girls showed great Potential and in- A 'ive 'A - spiration for next year. a u W'- The tremendous ability and spirit of all team members helped to make 1978 a suc- -1 A: 13 1 L . -' cessful season. Sleeping on the job. aw' I 11 '-, .wi 5, 'flair ' Patrice Delaney Kristi Harmen, breathing. Karen Crowley A Bottom Row: Mary Dougherty, Lisa Vartanian, Karen Berdan, Karen Armanasco, Karen Catley, -' Olenak. Second Row: Netty Modeste, lenny lensky, Carol Benson, Nadine Figone, Anita Good i ' A., Ward. Third Row: Ms. Combs L nne Pritchard Karen Crouse Abb Oxendine Kristi Harmon Kath VJ! 1 Y , , Y , , son, Brenda Flanagan. Fourth Row: Patrice Delaney, Lisa Specht, Theresa O'NeilI, Eleanor Alicia Losito, Alicia Armanasco. Fifth Row: Kate Heinlen, Lianne Caetano, Sharon Maguire, Liz Suzanne Morze, Lisa Bosch. ,f- n ,H i, . - 1:41, -- ' , -Y . s. 3 1 X 4 Y N I V l m ey.,-My l ' 1 1943- Taking off to fly away. sv ', ,- i--, . off! Mary Dougherty, catching some rays. -W 261 M Come oni be serious' Go Netty! l i i . R N 'Ps A crash landing. l ' ' Girl s Swimming 21 aeea iaex aaa Eaaa Se Eeee This year's Girls Tennis team was coached by Ms, Candace Osterman and Ms. Patricia Sullivan. Led by Anne Kerwin in the number 1 singles position, they started off the season with an impressive 'I1-1 win over Sacred Heart. In the high point of the ' year, the girls defeated long time rival Gunn High 5-2, a first for Saint Francis. Losing only to Awalt and Los Altos, the varsity ended up in a three way tie for the S.C.V.A.L. crown. In that playoff, the team was defeated by Gunn High who went on to take the C.C.S. title. F-574 Although most of the varsity is graduating this year, they are backed by a high-talented j.V. The number 'I doubles team of Yolanda Acosta and Kathy White, led the girls to the S.C.V.A.L. crown and they themselves won the number 1 l.V. doubles award as best team in the league. Next year should prove to be both exciting and successful. at Congratulations to all players. Coach Osterman discusses strategy. iLX s-4Q.?ax4-X V , llygl Q g.', ..,,.si Which one of us is going to pick up the ball? leanette Chang Oh! That's my hand, not the ball! Bottom L to R: Katie Haggerty, Mary Klein, Kate Larwood, Anne Kerwin, Michelle Moran, Terri White, Yolu Ramirez: Second Row Coach Osterman, Paula Sanchez,Tami Schilling,leanette Chang, Cathy Pfeffer, Yolanda Acosta, Coach Sullivan: Third Row Dana Colella, Lisa Schott, Meg Haggerty, lean Paris, Kelly McGoweng Fourth Row Manager Chris Valdez, Kathy Scalise, Kathleen Kerwing Top Row Kathy White, jennifer Hagan. 22 Girls Tennis -: '.1 G-ug fjf ,, .,, . iKathleen Kerwin shows her style. Take that!! Careful, careful! D0r1'I show FTW IESS5 'i ACE! Terri White waits for the serve. Girls Tennis 23 1 This season the Lancer Varsity, under the guidance of Coach Liz Santie, compiled a 23-4 total win-loss record. This in- cluded a 5-0 preseason record and a first place win in the San Francisco ln- vitational Tournament. In league play, the girls managed a re- spectable 10-1 record, losing only to Awalt in regular season and play-offs. This record, plus an impressive pre- season schedule, was more than enough to give the Lancers a wild card draw in the Region Ill area where they took the number one spot and gained a berth in the C.C.S. tournament. C.C.S. saw the Lancers taking home a second place trophy after losing twice to a very talented Fremont High team. Se- niors Katie Heintz and Margaret Curry were honored for their fine play by being named to the All-C.C.S. team. Seniors Margaret Curry, Katie Heintz, and Adrienne Duque, and junior Kathy lensen received All-Tourney honors in the San Francisco Invitational and were named to the All-League team for the SCVAL. The Most Valuable Player for the '78 season was Margaret Curry. Katie Heintz was chosen Most Inspirational, and Sophomore luliet Tomac was hon- ored as Most Improved Player. Ms. Santie would like to thank all the girls for making her first season at St. Francis so rewarding and enjoyable. 1221 -I Seeger gases is ies 'S. bi: EB' rt ' 1,--:...if f ' .. 1.4, l o Teresa Hinoiosa setting the play. di -4,-f' Clare making another great pass. 24 Varsity Volleyball lg. L tl use i . w - 4 ,553 -5. 11 Erica Nagy up to spike. How low can you go? ,fy The junior Varsity Volleyball team worked hard for a very suc cessful '78 season. Under the guidance of second year coa Ms. Barbara Meihaus, the l.V.'s posted an impressive oven record of 13-2 and were 10-1 in league play to take first pla in the SCVAL. This year's team consisted of ten freshmen and three sop omores, therefore the outlook is good for next year's j.V Outstanding players for the season were sophomore Crosby and freshman Rosanna Tuason. Congratulations to entire team for a successful and rewarding championship son. 1 l e 4 Oh, the pain! '-,xx QL I , .:,:.1, 2 -- . Q Patty showing her form. nn.----1 .. -f- .. . 1 , ,N -,,.... Liv 3 ,,.Li,,,,. 1 y l l nf U V -an lg. 4 ' W1 A-JL we-ff -ii- E' TN Y- f ffl X Q ., Q v Jim M A ' A 1 1 - .1 , ir Z' I ww J. W - x U 'gf Qeiee Seaee eee ieee With four returning All League Players, the Lancers started their season determined to play the best basketball in the history of St. Francis. They won their first four prac- tice games and then went to the Santa Cruz Cardlette Tournament where they cap- tured first place honors. The practice season ended with an 11 win 0 loss record. The team then proceeded to run off 10 league wins to end the season with a perfect record. St. Francis then won the Shaughnessy Playoffs and the SCVAL title for the 10 Terra NOva in the finals. This end second straight year. These wins extended the winning streak to 23-0. the m0Sl SUCCeSSfUl SeaS0n in basketl history at St. Francis, leaving the tea The Lancers advanced to the Regional Playoffs where they convincingly defeated Wlfh an lrr1DreSSlVe 27-1 Overall mark. Menlo Atherton and played a near-perfect game in downing rival Mitty 71-32 for the Region ll title. From there the girls gained a berth to their goal, the CCS Tournament. Members of the learn reCeiVing Spef S.F. scored victories over their first two opponents in the tournament before losing honors were the following: Karen Kel - All-Tourney, Cardlette Invitation i ccs, An-ccs, All-league, 3rd team l Nor-Cal, and Most Outstanding Offs i sive Player, Mary Catton - Most l spirational Player, Sue Kelly - A Tourney, Cardlette Invitational, All-Ct Donna Callejon - All-league, Most l proved Player, Kathy lensen - Tourney, CCS, All-league and Award. ,5 - .. .rf A.- , 7 All leaguers: Karen . . . Ti and lens Mary Catton brings the ball upcourt Kiss it off the backboard. 5.i!'5.fl' Y'-4 5 1 The famous turn around lumper ',-y. .rf ff -,4, ff! .nl '5 1 1 1' sf ,-F 3' L . J A is 19 n A if P 'N-.r in V K .. D L22 E ' -,xx . XX Q , , . il ll q . ,, .N ui-. ,, .:' '5- K , , 93. The junior Varsity Girls' Basketball team also had a successful season, compiling an overall win-loss record of 19-1. Losing only in tournament play, the l.V.'s were unde- feated in league, capturing the SCVAL crown. The team, under the guidance of Ms. Liz Santie, consisted of twelve freshmen, and just three sophomores. This should provide for an exceptionally strong junior Varsity team again next year. Team members receiving post-season honors were leanette Chang-Most Valuable, Marianne Margaretic-Most Inspirational, and julia Sherman-Most Improved. All three were nP'ned to the all league team. , ', 1 V' a ' f -I . x 't.' ,V : ..Qf'Q5f? aff l Marianne controls the tip. The S0fT IOUCW' l From Sue to leanette .......-Q... Love those fast breaks an N 'on loan Escover puts it up , 1 X .U B :T Y Alt ., in 4135, ' ' ? J'1iUv ' it 'H ' ' U A: Z SE 1 E rj 5: - YivT'?'5' V ll ' is YQ .E-flu! I ng Q JI! 1 - r V :mx ' -Jn-, ., , -F Z ,, ..l' A 'H' ,W ' 'f . -MT?-gt' ' ' A -1 milf V ff-' X On M91 mf, ,A ' K' W ,. ak H, rf' .ss ,nj .4,,,,-'-- 'S Ai ,, N., ,., ,, ,N'j w t , . i ..,,. fTl3l'18aUV9l'S al' 4- I 1 'ru ' 23 ' M 1 1 44' 51 555555 5 3 3 2 Qeee Eeeeesee ei is ieee The Girls' Soccer team, under the coaching of Mr. Komo and Mr. Bue, had a great season. With a 8 wins - 6 losses -1 tie record for the Varsity and a 6 wins - 3 losses - 3 ties record for the junior Varsity, such records show the talent was definitely there. But even more, was the enthusiasm, spirit, and determination of the play- ers. The excellent coaching team brought the players close together. The team is still young and is looking forward to a successful season next year. Slider Go for it! First row: fl-rj Susie Neylan, Maria Smith, loan Dunne, Pat Massard. Second row: fl-rj Karen Crowley, Sue Duque, Therese Russi, jenny Derner, Anne Garvin, Eleanore Armanasco. Third row: fl- rl Coach Komo, lulina Welin, Alicia Losito, Abbey Oxendine, Dana Colella, Missy O'Brien, Dianne Yocke, Coach Bue. c ik Running with the pack ,E f T34 Jvlqij' - A. V. if,-17. -Q HN.. f' F I! 1 Q. M J A 44 v f LN.: :-- wf- I if 1. , , . ffm , VA . , ji? 'Ylif' ' 0 ,GA I .',. I i J if fs x - --- ,' . fd ' -K'!,' fm: A A ff Q if fx' ,-v' -. x, . ' ' 14 +P'-:., A x '- ' c A - 4 if 'fn I ' - 'GDL A NX ' ,J b V ' ' f 7- A 'SE' 5 f EZQXHV A 'N .,-'Q iv--4. LJ vw 5 4' I beflisg 3 Y V , 31 ggaee. Egaee ieeee Under the guidance of coach Barry lvers, the Varsity Softball team enjoyed its most successful season to date. With an overall record of 15-8 and a league mark of 8-3, the Cardiac Kids placed third in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League. Included in the overall record was a third place finish in the Piedmont Hills Tournament. Con- gratulations to Coach lvers and his Kids for a great season. Donna Callejon was named to the All-League team and was voted Most Valuable lnfielder. Cathy Giguiere and Karen Keller were given All-League honors and were voted Most Valuable Outfielder and MVP, respectively. Rosie Hinojosa was named to the All-League team, honorable mention. Vicki Rafferty was voted Most In- spirational. ivfi Pa x , - , 4 - .i ni ?l ,ni - , A . M. . ., - V ,gi .,-1. 5' ' . ' I ' - 2.-' 'Peel . .-w-.41 - -' -'-' - ' ' Rosie gets a hit Karen Keller throws a strike Catcher jennifer Hagan I . 1, . 4. U af, s 'lf' Y. , 1.-N. V, ,A F h I A y s ,o . , . . :lg if .f W if-. R H L if-uw 1' l-W fi ,lg 0 ll Q i .im - Q ' wa First Row ll-rj: Gloria Ramirez, Vicky Rafferty Karen Keller Second Row ll rj , .f x-,h A 'mfh Q ' W , Hinojosa, Dana Mortenson, Sylvie Martinaz Donna Calleion Marie Pezzella R Q gay.. .Q 1 I .N 19. X. gang' Third ROW ll-rj: Barry lvers Cathy Giguiere jennifer Lindholm Cat y Q, A , ' 5 V. l k if 'Til : . .L lennifer Hagan, Cindy Mahre. E' iii. it l ith: - ffl 'nm -r-rvv . 1 1 , rvvv First Row fl-rl Eleanor Armanasco, Janice Bui, Patti Morris, Anne Naki, Therese Smith, Amy Landphere. econd Row tl-rj: Kathy McGuire, Sue Schram, Patricia Beach, Katy O'HaIloran, Sue Gutierrez, 1ulietTo- ac, lulie Schob. Third Row: Eleanore Valdez, Abby Oxendine, Chris Hansen, Hilary Acronico, Cathy awks, Donna Ariente, Coach Keller. I ...mt '71fl'1fx i Eleanor fires Base hit! lulie Schob shows pitching form The Junior Varsity, coached by Mrs. Kel- ler finished their season with a league record of 6-5 and were 10-6 overall. The team consisted mainly of freshmen and showed great potential and teamwork. Patty Beach was chosen Best Outfielder and was named to the All-League team. joining Patty on the All-SCVAL team was juliet Tomac, who also received the Best lnfielder award. Patty Morris was hon- ored as Most Inspirational. l o i l I l Good catch luliet! Softball 35 gee gee Qaeeee -1 The St. Francis Badminton Team had a large team this year with a lot of very en- thusiastic girls. The team took fourth place in the league. But whether they won or lost, their spirit, and support was always there. Coach Osterman was both a helpful and fun coach, she kept the team together. Unfortunately, they lost quite a few seniors, but the non-experi- enced underclassmen are looking for- ward to another fantastic season next year. Watch the birdie! 36 Badminton f 1 n.J A new dance step. I'm a toe dancer. 5 , 'Cer Down There it goes. Here it comes. 5 -N.. ,,. New 'F 'I' N. Final Pt. Winners Badminton 37 Qe ee FE The St. Francis Girl's Track Team finished their league season with a record of 7-3 thanks to outstanding coaching by Ms. Barb Meihaus lHead Coachjp Mr. Steve Filios QDistance Coachjp Mr. Paul Trevisan and Mr. Tom Tuite Uump Coachesjg and Mr. Kevin Rooney fWeights Coachy. Of the 45 members of the Lancer team, Mary Cre- velt, Madeline Rasche, and the mile relay team were ranked among the CCS best. .,:-?'-b-- ' ' Lancer athletics bids farewell to senior tracksters: Gloria Cunha, Missy Borello, Te- ' . I . .Lux- resa Hinojosa, jill Crippen, Zsa Zsa Nagy, Cindy Grillo, and Liza Morgan. With the --ff'- ' V- majority of the team consisting mainly of freshmen, the young St. Francis C-irl's Track .Q ' Team will certainly continue to pose a threat to the other teams in the coming years. Help! Quicksand! 'Sl 41---, 'fr' --.-, . ' , Y--an-casa Mary Crevelt takes another 1st. Big MRC Attack! Chris Neylan patting herself on the back. T c it . 9: T -1--N . K3-s.A.a-:Q . T' . - I ' . . at-., if. - Q , IH , F -.,,, - , ' ' -gif-3 i. ',1:-vu. ff.-iff .4 x ,, , , .,-.t-.-- ..-- - Do you think they saw us? 1 , i - ,,l ,v A . X Q - . I - --'L' ' ,y V 1 1 3 ff-Sw T s L-,ig no L. - 5-7 ' f . .- -'K .A-.. , .fv- ---ef - . .'Jf:E', If '7' -u. - .:-ui-gig - -- - ,Ea -.bn ' vqltif. -. . l 9 1' T if NS FT! H Lv, .Q i GirI's Varsity Track ll to rj first row: Ms. Meihaus, Liza Morgan, jenny Fuller, Gloria Cunha, Manager Kelly Lawvoodp second row: Paula Marcopulos, Tish Fabris, Shannon McCarthy, Susie Puorro, Colleen Wahl, third row: Liz Winding, Zsa Zsa Nagy, Erica Nagy, Chris Neylan, jenny Morgan, Anita Ramirez, Teresa Hinojosa, fourth row: Mary Crevelt, Birgit Ickenroth, Sue Bush, Clare Martin, Denise Botta, Madeline Rasche, jill Crippen, Missy Borello lb ' 317 f fl -,vc , g , 4545? 1 l M. finish. .K W4 .-1 T ,G 1-F A --wr-' wa-:ff rv v , , W- p 0 1-near' ' .- ' ' 'J'-7 . nf 'I ll 4 . -- l , ..-' . - u Y A , as Y 1- Q Q 4 Q , lv ' . Q-Q 1' Take me, l'm yours! jill contemplating the ground. Who was that suave, dlebonair, man I just passed? S.F. Frosh take the lead. i Girl's Track 39 ?eeeaae Ee The Lancer Gymnastics team bettered their season this year and had some outstanding individual performances. The squad will be minus the strength of seniors Caren Armanasco, Carolyn Fant, and Karen McCavitt next year but remains an es- sentially young team with plenty of potential. Special awards given this year were: lr. Varsity, Bonnie Wickst- rom, Most Inspirational, Clare Bishop, Most Improved, Mary Becker, Coaches Special Award. Varsity, Lori Carrigan, Most lnspirationalp Karen McCavitt, Most Valuablep Patty Huttlinger, Coaches Special Award. Wheee, this is fun! rvrff- V - Y- YN First Row U-rig Stella Acayan, Mary Becker, Christine Mendivil, Lisa Langlais, lune Petty, Mary lean Koontz, Katey Cross. Second Row fl-ry: Ms. Castellanos, Missy O'Farrell, Brenda Bragg, .Joanne Stagnitto, Rhonda Welin, Leo Bishop, Liz Hills, Donna Tepe, Carol Callen, jean Freeborn, Clare.Bishop, Ms. Shuler, Bonnie Wickstrom. 40 Gymnastics 3 Are those my legs? U is. 7,1 i . i.- Where do I put my hands? Champion with a broken finger 'K I 1.5-iv! link!-4 jenny . .. half-way over. Right side up? She is good isr1't she? Katie Cross What Next? Gymnastics 41 What an ugly face 45? pen Up, up and away Don't look at me! Say cheese. First Row ll-rj: Patty Huttlinger, Meg Abruzzini, lenny Howry, Kerry O'Neill. Top Row fl-rj: Ms. EYES down, Hands UP- Ianos, Lisa Todd, Carolyn Fant, MaryBeth Hanel, Ms. Shuler. 42 Gymnastics A -im-N -'Un 155511 -fi, - Y, I Hand, hand, foot, foot The end l 1 v l l 4 l Hold the applause. i Prepare for landing. Well, there she is again! i l Hmm, What's down there? Gymnastics 43 gage? gag The 1978 edition of the Lancer football team astounded fans and critics as it swept through the season with an outstanding record of 12 wins and 2 losses. Picked to finish way down in the pack in the WCAL race, the team surprised everyone as they survived the league unbeaten for the second straight year. The Varsity opened up football action with three impressive wins over traditional rivals Sequoia, Cubberly, and Balboa. St. Francis' hopes of beating Saratoga for the first time were crushed as the Falcons won the close game 14 to 11. ln WCAL play, the Lancer machine quickly realized its goal of winning the league again as they beat Mitty, Riordan, and Homecoming foe, Sacred Heart. In the next two games, the Varsity squad overcame arch-rival Bellarmine, and then they played Serra in a game that would decide the championship. St. Francis coasted to their second consecutive title as they routed St. Ignatius, to finish with a record of 6 and 0. The playoffs were just a continuation of the regular season, as St. Francis rallied past Serramonte, Hillsdale and Monterey for the CCS championship showdown with Section Ill winner, Oak Grove. The game promised to be action-packed and ex- citing. lt was, but the Varsity ended up on the short end, 52-7. Thus ended the Lancers hopes of becoming the first team to win the CCS for two straight years. In post season honors, john Giagiari was decided to be the Most Valuable Player. Phil Tomac was the Best Offensive Player, while Durk Hagan was the Best Defensive Player. Bob Stoesser and jeff Patane tied for the Most Valuable Lineman honors. The Most Valuable Back was Gavin Carr, and the Most Improved player was Steve Sanchez. The Tim Swenson Me- morial trophy went to Karl Broussard. ln season opener, Lancers show why they're champions Greg French looking for room to run. French and Neylan team up to break line. ' H I wg V' 'w :B '1 Q I i Y x ' . - i? -.F , 'K 1 SIL . I St. Francis moving in to score against Bellarmine. 51 143 S 1 f 4- ' 2 ' f A 1 ' x'j tg-4' f x 4-F' I 'I-1. .0 lr. I ufv I , gf- WE if ,fp , QI-x k, - if Q H r 'mi E K2 I ,X ' ' I 'lm f ' jg. ik-L ,A I C' jf, P3 E, in H Y fd A 5 Q: A . I fn ' :J-X ia' n fud!fi.'Q .L ' no ' A if-2 A. v ,T W' 1 'lk -P G fd f' 'F' - - J 4 ,f : . Q., Iv. , V 4.':, ' ph t A ' N l ,, ' f ' uw' . ,mf 'IE' --J Y A' - .Y fx' -df -f. Q 1 fi?-1 V- n LiQ1mN full- - f , b' Vx f 1 'V Fyxm.: W A L-1 V J' f-V -V '. A-1.4 v MJ- -' ' 1 f Q -2.bj,,, Q izwf-1 QW. 'aiu , A' K, A rf H A ' 4' N .' , .1 .,.1., W X .sa 5. -1 V-. . f f bf'a 1 'f' X - V 2.213 w-Q: N ' j-ff. f t I 2 va ' .- . , ff' 4 ., 4 ,V 4, f A., lk I -1,-' 'ig IH? 'iv ,' :1 .J ..' Q -,fifh-Y... 'Xxx f 5 -Nix Q, QU ff . l ' 'I fl, Self I as T -1.1 , 1. sq fwffx '.J 's. ri' f' 5 3 :I JA lx ,r 9' fe .0 fx .s,,Xf-u my ,, N H PHDRE , A . m 'Kg 6 Aahfiff N' fi iix F VP U4 3 9 Q Q H :fx J. 4 I Mlke Nakn levels Rlordan ballcarner . YW' C . . 4 A R , ' Ja, - 7' :JY J 1 'S Wu 52 'G Q ' an X' ,Q -m . 1 H- -ann., H' -in Wl' fu v Bill Leonard looks for pass from jon Carlson The St. Francis jV's won the WCAL championship for the third consecutive year with a league record of 6-0-0. The season was marked with several outstanding victories over strong league opponents Mitty and arch-rival Bellarmine. Quarterback jon Carl- son threw touchdown passes in each of these very crucial games. Earning All-League honors for the WCAL champion Lancers were jon Carlson, Greg Montalvo, john Quinn, Ken Balazs, Luke Faubion, Bill Leonard, and Steve Comfort. jon Carlson received the team MVP award, while Ken Balazs received the Most Valuable Lineman honor. The Most Valuable Back was Greg Montalvo and the Most Improved Player was joe Pagano. The season was a very successful one as the team posted a 7-1-1 record. Their suc- cess and the success of the whole football program goes to show that St. Francis is definitely the team to beat next year as the jV's move up to the Varsity. john Hopkins breaks away for a big gain T .5 Ln . H john Hopkins receives intricate hand-off from jon Carlson fi. Tw Quarterback Carlson barely escapes fierce pass rush 41 Gimme! Gimme! 48 j.V. Football .- V, 5 W -.l , -5 w+--ts-'i,3f-- '- ' it ,liiiiliv gl, ,' . im X,,.,,f--, 'UB ,S 1-.fu , A j , fab' AIA W is 1 . af, P swf-. ... - -f , . - t ' i3 1 .: , .1? T'..T5lllf'..'ZaTLIe-- Q- .... , .41-gy -'ww l a-fa A, ,Y , K 1' , , . A Q , . Len . ak--' -..,-, iltfrafitiflfi - -' - - Y ,Q A , , ,,h, , .,,, -.-f - W , - 7 '. :., ,.., .-vw:-znsdavi, 'A C K '-. s's:aavr? 1? w e-, W i ' ,A.,' : , Q .- A f ' I . -4, , s i ' V 'afwpq ,534 X we ' S Y . , vi vw r-T JF -1 415, '.-F' V -. J A ' ' D in sw. Jftl' .S .. 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A Nannoo - Nannoo! front row, I to r: Tom Stoffel, Willy McCarty, Bill Vlach, Mike Kenning, Dave Mentink, john Quinn, Tony Sparaco, joe McSweeney, Mike Dotzler, Greg Montalvo, joel Ford, jim Friedl, Eric Hynes, Mike Panelli, second rovv, I to r: coach, jerry Aull, coach, Kevin Rooney, Bill Hayes, Dave Rousseau, Steve Brennan, Mike Outlaw, Peter Kolterer, Blake Cesarin, Ken Balazs, Pat Hibler, Mike Mancini, john Erickson, jaques Labrie, Chris Lochtefeld, Wayne Cardellini, Brian lmlach, Greg Russig third row, I to r: Kirbey Hess, Dave Sweeney, Ken Isola, john Hopkins, Mark Berdan, Bill Leonard, Frang Reina, Greg jones, Tom Venegas, Matt Aguiar, Dan Collins, Dave Patane, Bruce Barron, Dave Neves, Coach, Mike Mitchell: fourth row, l to r: Chuck Gillooley, Steve Comfort, Kevin jordan, joe Pagano, jon Carlson, Steve Bartnek, Brian Moynihan, Wally Williams, Luke Faubion, Mike Crowley, Dave Heun, jake Cranston, - -H ' weft- 1 .-an 'vgwfff Six pomts' 5 , ,., 'f...t 1-0 The 1978 Lancer Frosh experienced one of the best seasons in recent St. Francis his- tory. The team, under the excellent coaching of Barry lvers, Chuck Pearlman, and newcomer john Komo, posted a record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The Frosh were devas- tating in league play where they captured first place with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. They were the first freshman team to win the championship in five years here at St. Francis. jg? X In post-season honors, the team picked jim Hanley to be the Most Valuable Player, Mike Pope was the Most Valuable Offensive Player, and Kevin O'Brien was the Most Valuable Defensive Player. Steve McCaIlion was honored with being the Most lm- proved Offensive Player, and Sal Ganzon was the Most Improved Defensive Player. Overall, the season was marked with outstanding play and determination on the part of all the players. As Mr. Ivers put it, It was a Super season! Mark Locatelli shows his form on a Lancer punt. First Row, I-r: Manager Dave Dirito, Tom Blanchard, Mike Elwood, james McCarthy, Peter Nelson, Bill Beasley, Sean Carney, joe Martienas, Tom Shea, Pat Burns, jeff Baierp Second Row, I-r: john Walsh, Todd Geerts, Matt Toves, Ed Mari, Mark Rousseau, Chris Siedenburg, Mark lncerpi, Greg Powers, Chris Hessler, Ted Rossi, john Friedl, Manager Ken Marcump Third Row, l-r: Gary Sevely, jack jensky, jim Dugoni, Mike Sullivan, Steve Heun, Phil Kolbo, Tony Maggio, Mark Lustig, Frank Rodrigues, Fourth Row, I-r: Coach john Komo, Coach Chuck Pearlman, jim Hanley, Randy Hinkle, Bill Tarr, Rob Connelly, Tony Mortoya, Brian Reagan, Scott Toves, Tye Tyson, Mike Pope, Lance Smith, Fifth Row, I-r: Chris Lindholm, Dave Gamblin, Brian Fleming, jeff Baker, Kevin O'Brien, Dennis Downs, Matt Foerster, john Wirshing, Ed DelFierro, Mike Montalvo, Ted Wydeven, Coach Barry lversg Sixth Row, I-r: john Webber, Matteo Ferrigno, Chris Pollard, jeff Simpson, Mark Locatelli, Mike Hughes, Steve McCallion, Dave Foerster, Sal Ganzon, Paul Winkler. Missing: john Schreckenghaust. if 1 . .lawf- .l- 4. vig Ted Rossi gets ready to sack Riordan quarterbac Matteo Ferrigno powers his way through the dan defense. lt's anybody's ball as St. Francis deflects. K4 :Qi-4 5: 1 I - ful' 1 6 W' Nr , ' clG',g1.. ' X ' ,A ' Q Y , 5 R .1 wx f . ,. A - 5 J L f - . V. W v 1 fix .s Coach Tuite The 1978 Varsity Cross Country season was almost a replay of the great 1977 season This year's team easily won the league with a perfect six wins and no losses recor After the league championships, in which six of the top nine finishes came from S Francis, the team traveled to CCS Region I finals. The Lancers performed excellentl as they finished with a strong second place finish, which qualified them for the CC finals. ln the end, St. Francis finished their successful season by finishing 11th out all the teams in the CCS. This year's team included seniors Paul McClure, Kurt Rochlitz, Mark Tipton and P Wahl, juniors lim Kaspari and Sam Cowley, and Sophomore Scott Gale. With th three returning members and additions from the junior Varsity and Frosh-Sop teams, the 1979 team could be just as successful! Scott Gale all by himself. Kurt Rochlitz, Paul McClure, and Scott Gale. 52 Varsity Cross Country -v. ..,,:. W -VM- r J A YI' WP I if 3 ..- .,f I, A ,.r Q- X Q 'Mzug-is ' MEM 1' H' 4 ', .x -7' .1-, . . Ur - V m Vx 4 n 1 --' 'E .i ...Lt I M Wm wruffs axrauus 1 m 3'5 v 'Sl' 'A' xv -f '2' :- g 1 , Fi s he .' - , 3 Q .. 1 5 fa , I L gl X ,Q 6 I 1 v , 3.1311 951- h Q, 2351: J .257 . .19 sign 1 ' as .J- -o .H av ff- E. I' .lu JA. fm., S -101 ,,v ...El- , 1 .,.f, Q Y :if-sr , 4141. , , Qi,- WFRANEI5 ff- U 'u 1 1 Hr,-' ,g- ' . ,Q leads the wa Y. i , ,,,k: .N --,,,1-.431 . li 1. 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'gfiiqfq w, . -iqllgwi -ur, J , 'M' .'. , E.:- Ur. ht, L 'I 1- M' ii A.. ,E-.,j f1:,M 3 J xi , . n ' vt VH I' '1 n -' 9 1 1, ,F 5:91. N . vig Q 1, 515' mr N SIFWUQ I fi, ' -'lil fi. W s. 1 ,, F '-. tA A412 'A ,I v . . - ,H SIFRAIUS gage 2253? E The wrestling team under the guidance of new coach Allan Ida posted a 6-4 sea- son record. They placed well in the Monta Vista and Blossom Hill Tourna- ments, placing several matmen in the fi- nals. Ee After a slow start, the team came on strong in the latter stages of the season, as they placed six into the CCS Tourna- ment-the most ever from St. Francis. The outlook for next year's wrestling program looks good, as all but four of the wrestlers will be returning. Special thanks should be given to coach Allan Ida for an outstanding job, the wrestlers themselves, and the Wrestlerettes who faithfully attended all the meets. -1 .:.,5,Q- , L- Senior lohn Losito in action. 56 Varsity Wrestling 2 E, Si.--1 . Steve Becker overpowers San Carlos. Coach Ida and Bosch. f Toves pins Mt. View opponent. Q Simonds simonizes wrestling foe. Lancer pride and determination --J i i. F Happiness is Togetherness! Varsity Wrestling 57 i f ' , l ' r , ,x9,, J 4, 'lqiffaxn 'll ,K ,.....l- loe Pagano traps San Carlos foe, Reina tumbles Mtn View opponent ,,,v-11 L, ll Becker on top of it, as usual, Bosch grapples for a win. At it again, Steve Becker. -A---1 I lt' ...ggi loe Pagano showing his killer instinct Brunello, Alex Orozs, Mickey Toth-Fejel, Nick Cala, Greg Giannecchini, Mike Cefalu, Greg Powers, Rossi, Tod Geerts, George Toth-Fejel, Coach Allen Ida. The junior Varsity wrestling team, under first year coach Allan Ida, had an out- standing season. They will provide the power next year on Varsity in the void left by the graduating seniors. The final record was 7 hard fought wins and 3 losses. At the post-season awards night Frank Reina was voted the Most Valuable Wrestler and the Coaches' Award was given to Greg Giannecchini for his over- all dedication. S0 CIOSG . . . Lancer wrestler shows skill. Scott Brunello arm-locking opponent. junior Varsity Wrestling 59 :lr Ly, , -,- A, 1-ix 4. ,. - 'gd N... ' I . ,, 4'-5 - x. ef , .-1- .,1,. :J . V REA- ji bv hm 12. vim, .ir A -24- ' v i,--5 r N., E, fi. a ' f J P -, 1' .. I . t ,P wg Q , A,fM m xx -- 1, . .Y'. in M, 1 X I-L kj ! SJ A I I 'WJ V, SF -1, wg .1 Q l W : , '- . I , 5- ,li lyfi'?'s' . - .1 ,J 4,4.,f jk 1 X' ..g,jf , - - JKT A ! Yu , ,W ,4 Vg wx 7 , .H ,..1,,n!1:l.gf:r,: 1 h Riga sri 4' X , XX 'X 1 Ni' V 1 , 0. fha S ' -AK' f . S , , - ' W g '1'T9+ be , A f 1 W ' ' ' 1- I '- A .5 A , 5:3 Q-WI' .- 2, r ,Hg , 41 J XXX -ann' ,,-v, fix -- ,rx '41- '.' ':A . X 4 Kar' ' K ww. 04i L . 1, Q? 15 s- ' , Ut' ei-.45 4 1 M ,Q 3dn-f'- ,Q 2- ' . 'n jx-J-'1 . W 'Nw ,L ei I D in-f '-4 A - 3. 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'W 1 , 1 1 1 , - 19.1 .1 in , M M Q71 1 l Q- ku V ' .. r Y . ' 2 4 , 1 18, 1 'PAN 1.3: I ::f X54 -Q 'S U ' 1 S- 'P L es, i+f,,- , 'f I 1 ff!!! lf, f J f 4 1' 1-,, Az I fx.-' F ,-'27 I 'J' I y gf, I f JF I rw- - ,QV 1 .13 4 ,M-- K f' ' keg ' if iff P' a , 1 I X 1 ,riff AX. , J 0,- ai-H,-i,,,H Unselfishness, poise, teamwork, and pride. These are just a few of the words that could describe the success of the 1978- 1979 Varsity basketball team. In preseason play, St. Francis showed that they would defend their number one ranking in the CCS by posting an awesome 12 wins and 0 losses record. They won the prestigious james Lick Invitational for the second straight year, and then traveled to Carmel to win that tournament. St. Francis then came home to win the crown in their own tournament. The Lancer cagers had their win streak snapped when they lost to Riordan in the league opener. The Varsity then composed themselves and won their next 20 games in a row, eleven of those being in league play. They became the first Varsity bas- ketball team from St. Francis to win the WCAL championship as they beat Riordan in the championship game. In the Region l playoffs, the Lancers soundly beat Aragon and jefferson to advance to the CCS Tournament. The Varsity had an easy time of it in the CCS Tournament until they met up with Fremont in the championship game. The game was very close as it was decided by a lone basket. The Lancers were to represent the CCS in the Tournament of Champions to be held at the Oakland Coliseum. At this, the most prestigious tournament in the state, the Var- sity defeated the San Francisco City champions, Washington, and the Los Angeles City champions, Crenshaw. They then played the Oakland City champions in front of a near capacity crowd of nearly 12,500 people. The Lancers lost to Castlemont, but won the respect and admiration of all who followed them through their long season. Mike Naki and Mike Norman - y M- ' 'LTC ' A Pat Rodgers scores against Castlemont Bill Latson NYS 30 me baffkef f0f 3 IHYUP Naki's jumpfr over the Irish. 5 FMT 'Q' 3 'nv - A ' -- - NJ Tx E . . I Q U I G I Mi' ' ,f 3 1 ,f 'N Norman shoots as 12,500 people watch. jimmy gives it everything he has. SAINT FRANCIS VARSITY BASKETBALL IAMES LICK INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS I CARMEL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS I ST. FRANCIS HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS WCAL CHAMPIONS i REGION I CHAMPIONS CCS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS RUNNER-UPS OVERALL RECORD 32-2 I I reaches for the Sky at the Oakland Coli- The 1978-79 Varsity Basketball Team, and Coach Bob Roehl, should be congratulated for the fantastic success that they have experienced this year, and wished the best of luck!! f.'Ef -H? I .'I'f'm ' 95 :F - JP vp' PML! -,-fS'Tf T ' ' ,. -L Af: -5 Y front row, I to r: Managers - Grant Idle, Kevin Foley, second row, I to r: Coach - Bob Roehl, Pete Scanlan, lim Karkas, Chris Hawkins, Bill Larson, Pat Rodgers, Brian Mortenson, Chris Morris, Coach - Bill Delaney, third row, I to r: Mike Matteis, Tom Schmutz, Mike Naki, Bob Weber, Mike Norman, Doug Derner, Mike Dunne, Paul Isaacson, Athletic Director - Angelo Aguiar, .Principal - Br. Matthew Lyons. Varsity Basketball 65 Q- ' ' u xr V - -N, - 4. ,., ly S1 X 32 Q 'Wm 5 X . ,, - ,Awww ' Q- y, 8 K S-'amz . Fa: Q f x ' '4 of 'WA .553 iz, I -1 6 .ax Qs XXX X .12 Uwvg::f,. -it 3-if Fi' -QQ V' 'Pit' p-1 - :g -uv . 1. ,J, .Q f. xr? X f 5, 'P' J' I A 'E' ff' Y.-1 .u I. X 'I' -J A ir- 11 Y' xi ! I - NL - ' 4 9,9-V 5 . , r if J Spy N YP , uw. x4 , Xav- 'Q .2 9' , vw ...H-5 J,-Y I' -j : x1,y, fQx-3'9,T. 'FTE J , N .- E ,.. , 592 Harm ' A ,gf fray Tim' I '-Q.. 1- - ,. 5.4:-J-fpl':,-. px- Ng fi .,-mx? . Av' if Q- -'rv fx'- 7 ...,. 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'Y Y .', 5 . ! 3.1 1.4 . cg, n 13: L-2 vk- i 7- A -f 'I v 'ff v gm, -f, F. V4-.4 N Z' 9. A 9 -' Mf' 1 ar 'E' -1 fr ,f. fr ,Q M P 2 2 I ,.,. .. . 1 Fil ?f in f' ' x AA Qs Q-K ri' I t 'Y I? J f . XZ wx ii' ' L :jjj Q, - 4.f.1!4gf:2 'D . 1 5 g was mmf' . K J 1 .M, , I Fi-fiis iizffdl, -igq 414511 af X NASH 1 F5 ,Egi- IIN A J F Ji' S. f-Q if 45 ,L9 5 L ' 1 L M WWQQ . ' I H .y 49' LLL ul K' ieee is above the .400 mark. The Lancers had an easy time of it in the WCAL race as they won the title with sc eral weeks to go. Round-robin play ended with the Varsity possessing a record of 1 fi and 2. In post season honors, several players made it to the first team all league tean Doug Derner, pitcher, lay Hynes, D.H., and Peter Rodriguez infield Second te all-league: Troy Rezendez, Bill Larson, and Steve Montalvo mfielders and Gr French, outfield. Honorable Mention: Ron Gutierrez pitcher Most Valuable Play 2 Award was given to Peter Rodriguez. The Coaches Awards were presented to P Mortola, Mike Ataide, Steve Montalvo, and Troy Rezendes 4 H. U Q ill 1 IW ' , 3 1.1 ,, 'QV V ' w V . ' j s, ak Catcher Paul Mortola Pitcher Ron Gutierrez Front row, l to r: Coach Chris Bradford, Ieff Abbatelli, lay Hynes, Tony Foster, Pete Rodriguez, Troy Re- zendes, Steve Montalvo, loe Lavelle, Greg French, Coach Mike Mitchell, second row, I to r: Greg Harman, Mike O'Brien, Steve Downs, Shawn Decker, Lee Swiatkowski, Mike Ataide, Paul Mortola, Ron Gutierrez, Mike Landphere. tvs F191 Xl,-,ily The Varsity Baseball Program experienced one of its finest years as the team post an impressive record of 19-7 as they won the championship in the tough WCAL The key to the success of the 1979 team was their airtight defense which saved ma a game. The hitting department was also impressive as several players were battl After finishing first in the WCAL round-robin the team won the championshi they beat St. Ignatius 13 to 12 in the second game of the playoffs This win the Varsity to advance to Region l. We wish them the best of luck -film 'WSL N. ! k M 5,151 dh ar -. i.,, WL'-4 J-'Ar-w .. -'.'e. Wf- A....,1- i, ,dfa -s -.. gp- ..,,,.L , gf . , n. f ins. ' 1 I League MVP Rodriguez cuts off line drive. Montalvo shows determination. ,i -' '...,1.., Bill Larson is safe at home. Harmon reaches for the out. 1-5-4-sf 'fi if 3 P341 ui H- All st .,JS..a,. V. i Wu. 1124- , Y,--into 4 ' . Var. ' '44-00 ...-.. 1. Nl , Ti .ku g,'7f f49ii-ffnfpfjfzf ' v ' ., Q 1 1 W- Y A f r.q-jffg ,QQYJMM-,.:'n .. i .I , 91, , - V X N v -f w L vie for Gutierrez. Hail! Hail! Mighty Lancer! Varsity Baseball 71 i 1: ' i L Zylfgif- c ' ' ' f . .1 1-- .' , . .f- -i , , - . ,. A , . . ig? , , , . ,- .. -,. ,i , all, li -444 4'! ,,,li, .., ..., Q., A t . ..,. -' .emit 3755 1 A - .i,.it,Yw A-Cv 4gi,f',.t..w-qI:3LL:-'yspfijwii-F -r .--.-..,...- ...vu-i..., V, :Z 1, '. .l -1 .. aa- i i- .V -- .4 A' ',f,.,.tf5v ,tgp 'A u..., ,fy r ,I..',v+f:3F:, , ,i-,. ,l igy H. D , . -.., -.--M r lea-,F ' - ' , ' ' . .11 1-, . 5432 l Dunne goes for a pop-up. J.. y. uw , - , ,av-.1 :' Wally fMaysj? ,V 5. -K,,e,...-ij ,ff- This year's junior Varsity Baseball Team had a great year unc the fantastic coaching efforts of Mr. Len Christensen. T teams' league record of 10 wins and 2 losses is the best j.V record in St. Francis history. Overall, they posted an awesor record of 17 wins and 4 losses. They were led by a strong pitching staff as they finished o the season well ahead of the rest of the pack. Three plays made it to the WCAL First Team All League: pitcher Mi Crowley, catcher Mike Dotzler, and centerfielder Mike Wal Third baseman john Lango and first baseman Wally Williar are to be congratulated for being chosen for the Second T All League. In post-season awards, Mike Ward and Mike zler were decided to be the Most Valuable Players, while Doiron was the Most Inspirational Player. ..,5gv-,.-. -L' at 4 Q Z.,-' , - 1 , . . ' - , . ,,.. L - eff-- ' ' ' ' Dive! Dive! Dive! Well excuuuse mel 72 junior Varsity Baseball Front row, I to r: Rob Doiron, T.K. Hayes, George Bruno, joe McSweeney, Greg Mahre, john Lango, Mike Dotzler, john Macintosh, Gordon Heneweer, lim Friedl, second row, Into r: Greg Russu., Frank Reina, Mike Ward, Mike Dunne, Tom Donahue, Wally Williams, john Carlson, Mike Crowley, Mike Mancini, Coach Len Christensen. '82 x -L F . .Mba ,Q '.' ' l Ve V. A -.. ., , 3 Ai,x..c,A5i,aa,Az it .l The Saint Francis Freshman baseball team, coached by Dave Osorio and Paul Cunningham, repeated last year's success with a second consecutive WCAL championship. The team won a total of 16 out of 19 games and finished 9-2-1 in league competition. Pitcher Randy Hinkle finished with a 6-0 win-loss record and Mark Locatelli had 22 RBI's and 5 homeruns for the champions. Intelligent baserunning, solid defense, and pow- erful hitting provided the needed combination to win the title. Mark Locatelli was the Most Valuable Player, Mark Lustig was Most Improved, and Ted Rossi received the Coach's Award. The success of the team can be measured to the success of lack lensky gives full effort. Saint Francis baseball in the past and in years to come. --,. it 7-'::1-1,-H I .F ,gg-ln Suuuuuuure you can pitch. Kevin O'Brien hustles down first base line. Front row, I to r: manager Bob Capriles, Mark Lustig, Matteo Ferrigno, lim Hanley, Chris Lindholm, Mark Locatelli, leff Simpson, Dennis Downs, Randy Hinkle, manager Ken Markumg back row, I to r: coach Paul Cunningham, Garth Atwater, lack lensky, Ted Rossi, Brian Flemming, Chris Davenport, Kevin O'Brien, Dave Gambelin, Scott Rhodes, Phil Kolbo, Mark Holmquist, coach Dave Osorio. 4 ' -1- rw . 7' . F , x-lm g ta -3 '-'. 1 . 'X' . f. V Q-' 'M A I N A 'l , ' . - x . up l ,fl .1 eg-IP 1,7 f t , .J g fl 1, am i, 1 L ' 1-, S Q., -..gm 'fl '. ' . -' ' 'l' 2 ' ' ' it I- , J 1 . ' rw , 44.2 a. 'i 2 I , M I ' -r f-if -M i ' V la -1 . 'gf' . B . I 1 V., i . H!! V1 -.,. Lv .D I -l ,-E! b ' If, I wg if- , '- Y .V . K Awlsdgwx Us h -X 4, V Wi ,J 1' g ,A is . r :,- ' ' f.', . - I T' S S it.-its a ff , is Lancer opponent denied first base. ' ..- V 1 ,J riff I ,CA X l it I- 'I ll 9 . , ' X - . ' 1 f I l . 2 llfrrzfilsa-ig'-f,I,: --- ,d3 'J 'qjgk LG' ?ee .X After several rebuilding years and last year's team finishing 5th in the WCAL, the 1979 track season was one of the best in St. Francis history. The varsity team was undefeated with a 6-0 league record and a 9-0 overall dual-meet record. Under new rules this year, the league championship is now determined by the outcome of the dual-meets as well as the team perfor- mance in the WCAL finals. The Lancers met this chal- lenge as they capped their season by edging out Rior- dan for first place in the league meet, and thus regained the WCAL crown for the first time since 1974. St. Francis placers in the WCAL finals were as follows: 440 relay team tEd Calvo, Karl Broussard, Pat O'Hare, Gavin Carry 1st for the first time in school history and set a new school record of 43.6, lay Krackeler 1st 120 high hurdles, lim Kaspari, 2nd and Mark Tipton 4th two mile, Sam Cowley 6th in the mile, Karl Broussard 2nd in the 100, Gordy Lanser 3rd in the 440, Ben Ma- honey Znd, and joe Piazza 3rd in the pole vault, Karl Broussard 1st, and lay Krackeler 4th in the 330 low hurdles, Greg Ravizza Sth in the shotput, Greg Ravizza 2nd and Tim Maguire 3rd discus, Mike Norman 4th in the high jump, Gavin Carr 3rd in the long jump, Mile relay team tGavin Carr, Gordy Lanser, lay Krackeler, Karl Broussardj 2nd, and continuing their domination of the triple jump were Mike Norman Ustj, Chris Lewis t3rdj, and Greg Vitale Q4thj. The top five finishers in each event go on from the league finals to the Region I meet and St. Francis was represented there by 15 athletes competing in 13 events. From this meet, the top 4 finishers in each event go to the CCS meet where St. Francis was well represented. At the awards ceremony, lay Krackeler was honored by being named the Best Track Athlete, and Greg Ra- vizza received the Best Field Athlete Award. The Out- standing Athlete Award went to Karl Broussard. 74 Boys Varsity Track 15. Ed Calvo leads off on the 440 relay. Gavin Carr hang-gliding. l I . Ravizza row: Gavin Carr, Second row, I to r: Coach Tom Tuite, Mike Garvin, Greg Vitale, Tom Quinn, Mike Dave Ponzini, Coach Paul Trevisanp Third row: Coach lohn Dozier, lefi Marinchak, lohn Crevelt, 'luv-in -. Frisbee, anyone? the shot. Gordy looking awesome. McKibben, Chris Lewis, Ed Calvo, Coach Kevin Rooney, Fourth row: Spike Cesarin, Francisco Bueno, Krackeler, Ed Clarkef Warren DeVictoria, Sam Cowley, Fifth row: Doug Hogle, Mark Tipton, Greg vizza, joe Piazza, Ben Mahoney, lohn Thompson, Tim Maguire, Mike Fleming, Sixth row: Karl Brous- d, Thomas Casey, Rich Burguillos, Gordy Lanser, Steve Brugman, Mike Norman, jim Kaspari, Pat Hare. 'll 5' , ia , sd? of - if V795 faq I fr A W rnr 'K fs 6 i 'N J u piggy, Q ri '- 5 , V 1 -Q 7 O'Hare and Carr in team up. 1 f -fr y - 'T K lp! l 'S - n C ik -I y I Boys Varsity Track 75 The Frosh-Soph Track team had another great year as they won their third league championship in four years. Along with the Varsity, they posted a 9 wins and O losses dual-meet record and finished first at the WCAL finals. Individual league champions were Dave Sweeney in the 70 high hurdles, Bruce Bar- ron in the 330 low hurdles, Scott Gale in the mile and two mile, and Steve Comfort in the shotput and discus. Outstanding track athlete and field athlete for the Sophomores were Scott Gale and Steve Comfort. These awards on the Freshman level went to Paul Winkler and Gary Sevely. Freshmen who set school records were Paul Winkler in the 100, and Mike Hughes in the 880, and Gary Sevely in the long jump. The experience gained this year by the Frosh-Soph team should help the Varsity teams of the future to win further championships. Mike Hughes wins the 880. Ed Mari attempting take off Dave Kusa in the lead. ' ' i W r ' A ' .1 'G 7 4' - G i in 1 Y i i ,N,,,, -.-- .-6:1 S t :A ---T19-17' . , T fi' 4 ' T i t - . f -S v . ' .17..4: '1 ' ii Q s .-- ,av K . A - H . . I. Af , 4. jj f t'4Eaf fl 'Ae .- . .ff-P-. ,.4.,n ,, JSP' f '- f , --5' 1 --.rg ' George Toth Fejel and Kevin Mahoney If l i?'f T' Gary Sevely coming home in 440. 1 ..-s :, sf'E'.,:-ith' ju hslhfiujgl Cerafin hurls. Paul Winkler rst row, I to r: Coach Kevin Rooney, Kevin Mahoney, Scott Gale, Tom Kuhl, Dave Kusa, Mike Hughes, nie Farley, Coach Paul Trevisan, second row, I to r: Coach Tom Tuite, laques LaBrie, Dave Rosseau, Phil taide, Rick Schaeffer, Mlark Rousseau, Mike Pope, Mark Crevera, Steve Heun, Coach Iohn Dozierp third w, I to r: Andy VanSchaack, Pat Pejack, Paul Genevro, Paul Winkler, Dave Sweeney, Bruce Barron, Pete gers, Ted Wydevan, Gary Sevely, fourth row, I to r: Mike Montalvo, Chris Lochtefeld, Wayne Cardellini, nd Crippen, Iohn Parks, Dave Podmore, Charlie Krackeler, Dave Kiefer, Chris Rooke, Ed Mari, Steve ennan, fifth row, I to r: Steve McCallion, Ed Del Fierro, Ted LaMar, Steve Becker, Sal Galzon, Dave unoz, Kevin Marconi, Rick Follansbee, Iohn Quinn, Luke Faubiong sixth row, I to r: Ty Tyson, Mark Ep- er, Cerafin Castillo, Matt Aguiar, Steve Comfort, Mike Kirk, Pat O'Hare, Iohn O'Hare, lim Linlor, Ioe eming. i l W 1 - ,., ISL- . , ... - 4 Q , ' if ' Q-ft.-. K - 'gf as F3 'Qi' RZ - S 5, Ht ' .-J ' -any .W Mlm- Q 'L' 'oi .Q - I 1 . ,f Dave Sweeney Iohn O'Hare flies. Frosh-Soph Track 77 Ee geee as ice? ian This year's Lancer Boys Swim Team had a great season. Led by four seniors-Mike Lenartz, Chris Murphy, Kevin Gerry, and Dave Specht had an overall record of nine wins and one loss. The only Lancer loss was to Bellarmine, the second place team at C.C.S. Non-league wins included Woodside and Oak Grove, who were the league champions at their individual leagues. The Lancers won their only Invitational meet at Oak Grove, a meet that they had been trying to win for several years. Coach Steve Duke Yamamoto led the Dun- kers from a second place finish in the WCAL finals to the CCS meet. At the CCS meet, Kevin Gerry gained All American honors with his third place swim in the 100 Breaststroke . john james won the Frosh-Soph 500 free. Chris Murphy placed in the consolation finals of the Varsity 100 fly, and Scott Geerts placed in the consolation finals at the Frosh-Soph 50 free. Kevin Cierry was the Most Valuable Varsity Team member, and Dan Van Dyke was given the Most Improved Award. Dave Specht received honorable mention as team captain. Coach Yamamoto summed up Lancer performance by announcing, This years' team has had the best overall record and season of any preceeding St. Francis Swim Team. laws? lt's a bird, it's a plane, it's .. . 78 Boys' Swimming Eggeee A 45?- if 4 V m1f 1mim!!!i'QiiWiEfi -my J afiwbdyri qquqqq QHWUW 1 we a iivl Xu if ... E :lil J ' v - -' Q.Y'lif5'1l'Ns Hmi' J f? 5 fffi' If iff!! z!f i i 5 Q ,. , A , -1. ' N I. jsut Z ,Fx I 04... , ' , . ,-if- 8'5w' 4 lk - - .f N H ST Q' wut-. .i s . , ,' Q, V . ' - A 'I ,431 J-Y 1 - ' , 'f' 2'.V'12v.ff- , - , . : .' .1 ,r-1+ ,4 . - - - - 0 .' 1- 2 '.- :r'??,A '-xii' 4 .1 t A., ., . A . -- .. -'i2,.:'-u. ' . t - I fsflllii ieee ae iaa ?ee Seee This year's Varsity and l.V. Tennis teams had a very successful year, Varsity posting a record of six wins and six losses in league and l.V. posting a record of seven wins and four losses in their nonleague matches. Three players: Kevin Burns, joel Ahern and Bob Griffin were named All League. Most Valuable Player was Pat McCallion, Most Inspirational was loel Ahern, Most Outstanding was Ke- vin Burns, and Most Improved was Chris Ashfield. Wes Hanson's strong forehand. Senior Pat McCallion 14 G, l V A Lf g sl, . - ,Ls km n .- . V . -F if-V: H 5 - 14 l ri -1 Front row Ito r. Wes Hanson Chris Ashfield, Rob Ben'amin john Sobrato, Pat McCalIion' back row, I to r: , ' , l I I ' Coach Roger lohnson, Bob Griffin, loel Ahern, Leo Valdes, Dave Williams, Kevin Burns. 80 Boys Tennis -I lr V P ug . Tom Shea pops it up Strong doubles. Dave Williams sets up for low volley. hivi. . lust try it chump! gi V-'sig f0'0'0'0'6' 5'0'0'0'4 50.50.04 0 0 0 0 0 4 v O O 0 Q Q ?I'2'I'3 5'0'0'0'0W 0,000.05 '?0'0'J 0 0 0 0 I 9305 Ib' mil N O I Qi 100' :iii 'I ,:,0.0.0n 7 T60 5:4 Q Nqmvg -91' Did I do that? Lookin' good Wes! 'N row, I to r: Brian Reagan, Dan Rabago, Tom Sheap back row, I to r: Coach Roger johnson, Matt lim Bussi, Tim Brown. Y we sw -4 Senior joel Ahem Boys Tennis 81 . ,,,Y ., . math-.. . T L '.s,.x,,- Henderson chips toward the pin. I . A 4' i AW P' ki 1 , .l ,.., . . ., Y.. I ,I U slr' Cranston shows that true Nicklaus form. 82 Golf Ee' igi Roehl as they posted a final league record of nine wms and three losses The Lanc lost a tough final match to St. Ignatius but still finished in second place in the to WCAL. The Saint Francis golf team had its most successful year under third year coach B L The highlights of the season included a victory over a strong Bellarmine team at 1 Los Altos Country Club and an excellent finish in the league finals. The jim Harm' Award went to jeff Cracolice and Kyle i-lagan received Most Improved Player. team will be losing the strength of seniors Kyle Hagan, Matt Haughey, and Bob derson but still looks good for next year's competition. Wx315.,-.wgrfFrf- j ' -,....,-nl' 1 . sv-L .'jw....1s' I . .Q sg. .. -fL4.Pxf.-rrJQffA'-ffiAw'12f4'-'I-Jff : 'f g'y1-'t.. V mg f.-sf: L rip .-14355: ' .mn-:.4'.Qs'pg4:W U E Matt Haughey blasts out of the trap. jeff Cracolice shows off new golf shoes. Front row, l to r: jake Cranston, Matt Haughey, jeff Cracolicep second row, I to r: Kyle Hagan, Mark son, Bob Henderson. 3.192 v 1 v -gg ' . 1 F' -f' f Q.. . I ll ni'-o , , 1 K l ' ' w J ' ,MH l A '- I L X cf: u ' xdhvll' 4 li 'zu 5 'J I l A I 1, - u 1 - . in? L ' 1' ' ew? ' I' r- 1 vs '+ lin t xl , 'F 5 X li Jin . ll I i x, K 1 we Baer Weeeee Bieee One of the newest clubs at St. Francis this year is the Bike Touring Club. This thirty- ember group, with Bro. Andre Lechtenberg as moderator, tries to have a bike trip very other week to many different and interesting places. This year the Bike Touring lub went to Big Basin, Santa Cruz, Skyline, and the Portola Loop. Many of these rips took a whole day which meant traveling 30-50 miles. The Bike Touring Club had successful year eyen though not too many people knew about it. Next year might rove to be a bigger and better year. Q ' I -.'. ., ., 1 H. .. .lulizeilgh Qgwyyiiieilfr: fi,:':1-x ' ' ' if 'Si' 11 . ' B ' a .lf It al -A I I I 'Q' -I Y -M '. 1-51 Y l A Mil r A ' ' 3 W 7 . . ..4-U 'I yea 'll- E sv Q .Y 3 ---W. 'U 3- ' 5 'T . ll: .. .. iT- QQ' X . , .,JQ's!+f-21' And they're off!!! ' Dominic Wang checking out the terrain. 7 a . 4 -f'4-M-W g . ' H A lf g LW' 'L l if 'l, rl ,A-' Y tj' x v ' Q N i - i ' . -Q Bro. Andre has bike riding in his blood. 1. E-1' . - . fra' KH x 'I i ay 4: gr: f . ff, . g 5 ig .fl Ti And the winner is . . . 'waz eE:1:'q4.EQ?f ?.EZQg'j-E'v-P EE-'::3:2rr:x is-:ri Zfusariiiaro --1 EMFIEQJ A fm? 325716. 9 '.i ,f1'.111'.' 4355, - 'r ,:.w,L..-7,:.f .-. J. ,- . W 'iff'-rf' . 'JI iff ' , ' . Ye1x '7 5 lla... Warming up for a long bike trip. Bike Touring Club 83 1 'x .M ll J r 'f in-. f nl 'LL 1.4. X, e got the shorts, but I've got the reac D Q '- 's.. , . A ,L ' V f- l, Em 1 -. - , ps . ' '15, 5' G! it-9 In-JPL ' , L Don't forget, E 2 mcl' AN' ,1 ,ef'9 N I Q ' 1'- ,igv it 1 5 'X 'I -x V . ' Y Q ' A, 'N 5' I 4' M4 L, -.2 if 5-I 'wx X FITNN M MEX 'ii' Ei'f f ' , k g., ' H nv - lf ' ' : 0 meg: 'have .lui--r : f?. 4 P ---1 ff if ,mx V 'Il , ,q s ,fri fi M wifi sr- xt Q.. 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GirI's Cross Country Varsity Q6-21 2nd in SCVAL Girl's Swimming Varsity 17031 4th in SCVAL CCS Frosh-Soph Q8-21 Girl's Track 2nd in SCVAL Varsity Q7-31 CCS Finals C-irl's Tennis Varsity Football SCVAL Champions Varsity Q12-21 junior Varsity WCAL Champions SCVAL Champions Region I Champions CCS Runnerups Volleyball junior Varsity Varsity Q24-41 WC Champions San Francisco Invitational Champions Frosh Q6-11 SCVAL Champions WCAL Champions Region III 2nd in CCS Boys's Cross Country junior Varsity Q13-21 Varsity Q6-01 SCVAL Champions WCAL Champions 2nd in Region I Girl's Basketball 11th in CCS Varsity Q27-11 Frosh-Soph Q5-11 Shaughnessy Playoff Champions 2nd in WCAL Santa Cruz Cardlette Champions Region II Champions Wrestling CCS Finals Varsity 16-41 junior Varsity Q19-11 I'-lni0l' Varsity K7-31 SCVAL Champions Boy's Soccer GirI's Soccer Varsity I5-6-11 Varsity Q8-6-11 5th in WCAL junior Varsity Q6-3-31 junior Varsity 13-21 2nd in WCAL Softball Frosh Q0-10-21 Varsity Q15-81 3rd in SCVAL junior Varsity Q10-61 Badminton 4th in SCVAL Gymnastics Varsity Q4-61 86 Sports Awards Boy's Basketball Varsity 132-21 james Lick Tournament Champions Carmel Tournament Champions St. Francis Holiday Champions WCAL Champions Region I Champions CCS Tournament Champions Tournament of Champions Runner ups junior Varsity Q15-81 2nd in WCAL Frosh A Q2-131 Frosh B 14-101 Boy's Baseball Varsity Q19-71 South City Tournament Champions WCAL Champions 3rd in Region I junior Varsity Q17-41 2nd in WCAL Frosh Q16-31 WCAL Champions Boy's Track Varsity Q9-01 WCAL Champions Region I Champions junior Varsity Q9-01 WCAL Champions Boy's Swimming Varsity Q9-11 Oak Grove Relay Champions 2nd in WCAL CCS Tournament Boy's Tennis Varsity Q6-61 4th in WCAL junior Varsity Q7-41 Golf Varsity Q9-31 3rd in WCAL 1978-79 all Sports Trophy Winner 123 pts. Sk' fish ,, . A ,NWN Jia.. X-r?, lr -ig Q 9-L. . . si sf I 3 '- u s , W .PH I ,rf A-5, gsiwf xxx .Ad nl uf f. s, we idk.. ' fu K, N., . 1 'fx ff 5 N I 'lu n J M Q I N 1 Eu J 1 - -IT' 1 88 Freshmen !r t Q : L4 9f 'xv Wig 9 ,-.fxf-xfx 5?Q3 vd?7?'Sf2 ','4. un M i. W 1 --'41 ,.f -Q I Freshmen Class Officers Dan Rabago ............ President Meg Abruzzinni ............... Vice-President Pam Zanger ......,............... Secretary-Treasurer Eleanore Armanasco ....... Senator Steve Borg ......................... Senator G-9 Clockwise top to bottom, Meg Abruzzinni, Dan Rabago, Pam Zanger, Steve Borg, Eleanore Armanasco Freshmen 89 Y Q x lllyana Aasen Carla Arriola iv 19. iii' y 5 Mary Abruzzini f' ' nl rw 6 ' l . Q f D K, l -1, 'lla Philip Ataide . '- r A -I '4 Dorio Barbieri David Baross , J 1 MJ -I .Mi l l : jail l' .X ffffil- 'll ll Nl 2 Robert Benjamin Thomas Blanchard 7 A -2 --.ll s W . s 'gn Ann Bond Susan Brennan L ij Allison Buist Margaret Blackwell rx, ,:. 'rl -f n 5 , i J r. ' ' Jil ffxt Martin Bodo Steven Borg rl air' , 11,5 L, V ui Katherine Briggson X xl ,. Patrick Burns Angelina Agarpao Garth Atwater George Barros H Thomas Blaine Louise Bommarito .,C,w . Gabriel Borghi Mark Britschgi lit-ITG AJ l y A - V . Vx gi, Y ur ' YK. ' 'i'2lliull'.1li! 1 Susan Bush Anne Andrijasevich Y. Douglas Au' Stephen Barsanti GTB X L -.Tl ....i.-,ni I vs Monica Ariente Lisa Araquistain Eleanore jx ' , l r I. XIX L Margaret Babcock William Beasley 1 'f T ffl? s Tv , 1 ' '. , aft-lf, H J li l 1 'TE-: ' jeffrey Baier Katherine Becker jeffrey Stephe xv X x ,I ' fa' 'll rr , L--.-. lf 1- 1 .f ', , ,Y ,A if i ,Zif -1' ' -Lx ., J i .t - Virginia Borucki Scott Brunello , J A . ,Q .r --1' ' . Bro. Matthew orients Frosh E H x . V maj! 'f,'i , ' lr, Y . . 'L.L..r f ' Lisa Bosch wif . , W sf X nm -,. ,V V 1 - A Barbara Bubak l 'x .lil Nicholas Cala Tammy Callahan Thomas Bower rf' v, Mary Bueno .H ' X . xl I lv- Q 1 ll9F l:r liilll l' Carol Callen , ii d Brend lanice Robert .vv- . -, ,t , pq- -Q-sf ,II I Sean Carney lohn Chalx thony Clemente athleen Cross atrick Dmtlno she Dunckel nmne Edwards Mark Eppler I I I . V4-,M I David Carter NJ Louanne Champagne Mary Cochran Karen Crowley David Di Rlto l WN 1 loan Dunne if 432 Shelagh Eldon if II I n joan Escover Stephen Carter leanette Chang ohn Coffey Andrew Currie' Thomas Dittman joseph Dupre Michael Elwood Bethany Falk their s n I I lj, 'I lx , - - We In II r 'V L, X ,lb ix v,I Q rf Q I 9. Q I 1 I ' ' I :IT K - 1,- . Al, ' gi: A ' E A ll P I . t- - I gg ' 1 E- I,-VI 1 .Y A -K . K' ' I ' A I ,, ':','5' ' ' 'X ' 'I ,I Ia, - -3 I 3 ji I I ,. L . yr-4 I I Q1 A ' -. ' 'L fl I ya - . V wh, I I I . . O 'fn-ff 4, I - q I in . -' , 3 . I rf' Y' . II. A A ,fi I, I I-.3 1' .' . 5 if , 1 If I E l y 14' H lux L.. X1 Im' . . ,, 14.-1 'ff x, -1 I 'xr juan Castillo Thomas Chanteloup K, S vt. J ef' ttf? Mark Catalana Catherine Christoffel .41 Douglas Colby Dana Colella , 1 .avi - I' Jem Ll I A 'rl' xm Q ' I i I Christopher Davenport Patrice Delaney f ' n T ,N 1, -, 'a,,,p. ali. I Kathleen Donofrio ,N if I. ' 'far ,' Vu , .U wif r Susan Duque Lisa Engen Ernest Farley Dennis Downs u 'I arf?-2: fe ir 'mfr ,eel 'x I Michael Cefalu li -if M, 5 1 Andrea Chu Robert Connelly Eduardo Del Fierro rl lames Dugoni IS that a SENIOR . . . ? ,Jim 1 -,'. QQ., . x , F Paul Cegielski Steven Clarke WEN I AI Catherine Crawford 54-. f Q, is, Christopher De Rosa Alfred Duncan, lr. 1 Q 'I 'I l l .?ZZrG...i sir Y Amy Faubion 4- ,Af David Foerster 5 i,, . ' 'iiiilif ,Pi .- it I Y , X '-:Y.,, I Y. if --M -I1 Matteo Ferrigno Linda Fitzgerald Mark Flaherty Brenda Flanagan . 7,,45'i-FI., iq 'sz . Y' I Wi, L 'Q i', . I M -i Matthew Foerster Robert Foley Herman Folsch Mary Fox . 1 t 145,- L ' '55 . me , Q: kzd. Todd Geerts ' 1-'C' ' W? Dara Graves Q .5 5 V al :.,, T: .- 'iif ' iifuf L I just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it. vw I L . ,ww ST MI, Lift Hn! Hg Elks. Robert Geise K I I fi -a..lv,,.'f i .VN-,ff Stephen Gerry L., 4 i S9 . loan Gerstner Aw ,, 'wit ' ilt i Carolyn Gray Mark Grevera Kimberly Griffin . 13 gi ' , dc We 'A R ' - J lg gl e ' Yer - in H, Q F. ' f . . , ' S3?i?i1i6'i -' we V- - 1 .rlzlwlmffam f:fMf2'.x1ial .- x It K .. ..,.. 1-.,..e.,.,. , ..,. .,,, Samuel Halstead Danita Hammond lames Hanley Leonard Hanlock VL Rt Kathryn Gonia 'TW M .., . 'X -FLQ -,rf J loann Guarino , in r-. : -.E li -3- Y Q1 . W L Kathleen Hawkes l4.lf 'T' Brian Fleming Q l . Ixyffl , X N ky, X, 1 leanne Freeborn i 5 x,,,. john Friedl David Gambelin , : - 'fn- I.: Ann Garvin . 3 . 'V-I :Y -17' if G, mf. - :ill L ' Anita Good T21 ' dl 1 .,. lghv V' , f L - Robert Guinasso f I., A . V Anne Hawkins ' l in A james Heintz ,, ' l -r. x -1- L L Susan Hoppe George Isaac David Kiefer Koltermann David Kusa I . l I if s A Christopher Hessler l V 5,3 ,. l Michael Horan --1 -- ,I Val I V, X V st, 0 , , V VM i qu :,V' ll ' lf, tl V,'V,Q' lvl' 'Hill' ,Wg agl A , Stephen Heun b -' V, H.- 41 jeanne Houweling V -,, . in X Kenneth Hillier I Michael Hughes L , V V , jack jensky jose jimenez Erika johansen 1 'Y l , L V VN V VV VVV . W VV it I ' V ' .an u.,V'!f4e , julie Koering Philip Kolbo if l I-I' ni j if , L , .. 5'5- . l + i V 1:7 f 1 john Koontz julie Labmeier Karen Krackeler K ,Vi 5: Y' JF V.. , . V jane Labrado Amy Landphere Elizabeth Hills , - 4. pf-I . - ...- f 'tl , if ya 4 Christopher Hurt 3. . Qi 3, .A 1, ,O it Randall Hinkle iv-. 'K . Vi -.av LF Birgit lnckenroth Linda Kalcic Gregory Karkas 51 3- , ' l ,,,,,,, r 1' S f he ,L . :J Mark Holmquist ,Yf . WH- S' I Marc lncerpi , . is ' s ix f f' . is. john Kerr Not another Farrah Faucett! Molly Larwood Benjamin Lamar 1 .,,, 5- we-fl it Matthew Lawler t , r V xr: , A ' ' 1 -, V r v. , . N I . :Al V fs' X ft f N. 1 1 A . b ' Nl 2L.,.ill Lawlor Ingrid Lenhardt Christopher Lindholm james Linlor Mark Locatelli Robin Lo Grasso Andrew Luce ft .N - - . . L' 'wr' A - L 'F -.l- ... ?1- N , - ' -V .4-' th ae- Lucy Luke Mark Lustig Stephen McCalIion james McCarthy Tricia McCarthy john McConnell 4 If n .r , ' if M , I any. - Karin McGuire Anthony Maggio 4 A i , ' -I i vw ' -' 1-..f 1 keeff- ,f T Gisele Malabirade Mary Ann Margaretic .Q-jr! Christine Mendivil iw . 'Q fi, F ii ' Q Stephen Moore 35.1114 .F 0 Anne Naki A tv -f '- C . 'wtf V' 1' E ll' ' , 5 Michael McKay ' W , Gerard Magnan P if r Patricia Malley WF Ml' 4 it Edwin Mari john Miller -u. i ,,.. 1:-gr l I 1 if s gi V. 1- ,M WL 'L' q' Christopher Morgan Peter Nelson Katherine O'Halloran Kellie O'Hare .mac . S' .. .Lge vi Z? I, ' -1 Q -to irq,-f'? 4 -,, ..a I Ida ,M . l Donald McLaughlin Carol McSweeney Richard Maciaszek Stephen Mac lntosh o Robert Marren 1 V -. X ft. tj 47' josephine Minalga ij .lr I, T john Mori -' 4 v4 .N Nr X .h 1 vf,.'4'..f !.ry,,,. M , X -5, YJ i 'I ' 7 .' Susan Neylan K, my C Penelope O'Leary You don't find many dead bodies in the quad. .'- -A X R 5:3 ,. Je jose h Martinez ,fixing v V .:mZ!- g'. Alberto Miquel 1 if Q is Patricia Morris Angela Noble Q l Christopher Olson l , if A Patricia Massard 'Lg T il ' v.- , 2, 1 1 .. l 4 4: T, V L . -' .. i 3, , , X james Monnier Mary Moseley gg I It rw ,es Anne O'Brien 5 u iz, V' , james O'Neil 5 L1 . l F-P in David Meacham Michael Montalvo Marita Murphy Kathleen O'Brien Clarice O'RieIIy kVVl-y-- '42 N: D xx 'l n ' I I ,4 L.. 'fl . Robin Osborn i ef SH lf. Sean Pallay ,wr Parker l i '- 1 , ...., ,D Peterson 13 ffw P if - :J 1 ' 'J' ' 'I if weft , K . H QE ' 4 A Cathleen Ott Abigail Oxendine . X i ii V ,iq .Qs fl fy '- up ti ts. 1' rf , A,fNfw'i1 2l Stuart Palmer lulie Panontin ' J Patafle l I ' t 1 N. , H '.'N.f ,i x.- ja Michael Pichulo Patrick Pejack lacqueline Piozet .uw .4- v H , fri . -4' . ,gg - Berg f ! I 'XA 2 'I lt if str Mi ska- gin, .ix , lj T X X 'f. Christina Papoulias -1. n Y 1 J f k ill-'11 ' A351 -gf-4 M5 -Q' A-Y ,i if 3 Lydia Pena lpff, Lvl Q . Christopher Pollard f 'Z L.:-I i --T A X Christopher Palermo ta 5 I1 15 ,PQ i 'LL tina ,av l hope you learn how to do this by the time you're a senior.' l . L L., ?..,,j:x ,,,. i H, x ' ' -' Pope Gregory Powers Moira Prendergast Peter Pritchard Parker Proffitt Gregory Proft Megan Quinn l l A A P V i , . I 1,5 ' ,... A A, ,Q .Q , r ,, - J A i : . ' A If, F f ff L- if ..'-- if Ji . 2 i .. 'F fi J. . rl . t ,li ' ' 'HT it P . 't'.,' GL .i-,,,,gsA,L, Sei iI...i-i viii: ' .. ,. -jg,'L:.z,, Vii5lf?151-A l . , ,. - 2 Rabago Salvatore Rallo Christina Ramirez Robert Rasche lohn Ready Brian Reagan Scott Rhodes 1 M ,P r ,,- ,H ,Y 4. 3 X ,A Xu I t-P 5' 'P as-151 .U H gf N J W I- A ,jf ', ,FB 7-1 'TI l M rf , , 1 i 1 Vi K fb 4 1 . Q K A A 1 , Ringo lpseph Riva Frank Rodrigues Peter Rogers Christopher Rooke Matthew Ross james Rossi . 'J - - fs '11 1' ' i A 1 ,3 ', Lf , A i D 1 ,El . , ,K U mf., 4, G ' ,. - HJ ' 'i Mihglflx .F if, -ls' . Rossi Theresa Rossi Mark Rousseau Richard Rovatti lillanne Royce Therese Russi Sean Ryals ' x f 'v V ' ' , '. -7 l,--51 . , ,Le Richard Schaeffer . I -9:1 U' , 'T L' 1...i ' xt . .lnl Lynx, K SR if lanetSchutz I .1 Runner-up in the 1977 Mr. America contest -gf, ,x Q l if ' ,-, '.er. Finn Schenck Us . . x.,- 254-l' vt Margaret Segovia . Paul Sherrill Christopher Siedenburg ,aa V -, i Lance Smith Therese Smith D-f. . -. V L, i FYAV ' F' ,. f i A ' ' .4 i ft' 151 Q 2, X -2? xl, -fi f x Lisa Tapella William Tarr W V , 4 Tamara Schilling Cary Sevely 1 5 I if 1' i SQED Margaret Sierra '- , -. . '1 Frederick Sorilla 5- f-R L' vga-r 4 r V'r, Kevin Tibbs .V af- 'va it pl xi l f as Stephen Schmidt -4 i. Dawn Severdia r . .3 :V it f Hn., Stacy Simmon ,, 1. iv- Lisa Specht U , 'aL , by 1 fg Pig' 1 :. 'I .fi-'ff'y'i K 'i Patricia Tinebra ' ri- J . lg 1 i l ' L9 , 1 be T b is All -.Y A ,bl . I Susan Schram UQ .1 Thomas Shea A Ah leffery Simpson .-, ' Q 'fl me Dana Sullivan 1 n i. , 'RJ -'V . Shirley Salom ...K at A1125 f , r. . Ls Paula Sanchez ll '7f !' 'X . E 3' 55 no rho'l'0 5 I -I 5 E 'ft Q 9 2 'S Z' Q I 3 ag - 3 N C n ll ll qf S ..-, . Q.. . gi Casey Sheehan 4.3! 'is l in X .1-'Q Lori Sinsley Michael Sullivan ' ' il ,o.. ir ' I ev: , - Robert Tobias Michael Tomars uchael Toth Fepel leanor Valdez E7 Michele Vinci X iella Ward ark Whitsett ., 'fc i l i t ...NN 47. fu. 1 , . T L. Xe-an 1 . 5 fl 'i Matthew Toves I 'L f. I W l 1' i - , l l X Ann Valencia K 1 Q-,A L 1' ,1 Q, xl .4 fit? Q3 ! Ac YIL' Q t Robert Toy Andrew Van Schaack 7155? ' 'W-. it ,KV 1,51 .Wt ll N W - I 4 5 ai i x 1, , ,c , .-at? fra, ffwl' at Sharon Trebowski ,, 1 lr -. 1 --i'i Lisa Veglia .l . ' A Iv . W' 1 . ' -it Ann Vivian Karen Vogel P. Michael Vondran J , ,-J -V llohn Webber Paul Weller Richard Whealan l N 'fl A3 , ,, - . ,. , a r: 1 , .f 'V .1 fl , 4 . i H J My ffm. ,I -fl It xg-' Sa A I, VM: x, ,il it NL xl aux Q A ..+ we 1 T Christine Wichman Bernadette Wickstrom lean Williams l , if - I ,wwf-, 'X I ' 51 firm lageuliwix jr. - Y 1' gig. 4, afflwxst wi-V f -ff L ul Wilson Elizabeth Winding 1 to 'flew ' gr 3? r-1. . A ' A ,. Il' f .V f ' X ,xiii - ,r im X , i ig ,f' vagal ' na Wintergerst john Wirshing ll ' ' QQ r . K- J ore Wydeven Maria Yaley l Paul Winkler ggi , f Martha Wirshing 1 I 'I vi A :H .5 L, it ,Salsa Lisa Yimm Richard Winter I . . ,W We Q '1 ,it . 1 K ' wt ..-,L.1v-1- 5 Robert Wolf wx 5if4'lvffM ., ' lgsff- - 115.1-g-an-U Diane Yocke .- ,I -N Rosanna Tuason lohn Vertel 1 t , john Walsh , i- 5 nog-v. ' V Lxgq-jl Tye Tyson , :A losef Vidakoyits QL Thomas Walsh 3' i 4 , l X , 9 ' f 1 I Q 5' Suzanne Whealan lenine Whitcomb ' . t fa J ,il Leopoldo Valdes ,f-ffl' 'lf l ,l i 1 ' ,- . 5 Kia' ul ' f V 1 A - X 1 Mary lane Vidovich Ronald Walton I , 6' 'If-W' . N -wi' ...I I . , EI- , L ..g N- ing? 'fl Kathleen White 'I fnfv .Q-i L '. . 1 LJ. 1'j,x..4t4gP:,,vA. F: lu iii A17-'1.,aX..-. -,, I-,M -5 Z l saw that! i ge? , T Pamela Zanger Tracy Zoellner Kirk Zurbriggen 98 Sophomores i fi .X QZES 5322 LOSE YOURSEJ A ' - FIND , 'VWYRSEI 7 , A , X. Clockwise top to bottom, Anne Lawlor, Mike O'Brien, Charlie Krackeler, joe McSweeney, Lani Labrado. Sophomore Class Officers Mike O'Brien .......... ........ P resident Charlie Krackeler ....... ........ V ice-President Anne Lawlor. ....... ........ S ecretary-Treasurer Lani Labrado ........... ........ S enator joe McSvveeney ........, ........ S enator Sophomores 99 Stella Acayan if-at at 4 ' 1 If 'l ' V Hi- , 3 Pamela Atherton 1 ,fx 1 g-1 Q Patricia Beach Patricia Bell 1 fix ' 7-5 , ,. i' v '3 V V , . V . p -H .sf Nfl Mark Berdan t, ul j x ' Stephanie Brommer ' A :- A 2 ' . -mi 17 -- It X Carlcen Buckley it--4 4 Veronica Achermann .ar '6' -ol if it Thomas Bahr lodi Beacom .fe , ,T Timothy Bender Phillip Billiet Susan Brook W ve fig? 1' it . fy 2 I il, , www' K' l'7Lhf't!iLU.' if V Linda Burguillos , tl, if V I N: ing Z 4-ml -S ' 'Tr' P Yolanda Acosta Kenneth Balazs F N e 9 1, , Matthew Aguiar Elaine Arniot A g , K .' -- l , J It T1 K- lames Barlow Bruce Barron Kevin Burns Parkay ... BUTTER! lrx V 0.1, ,ff 4' f -... Q V., ' Kristine Burns Michael Bush T , ff .Ku R ' .t V ' T , .... U , Denis Cague Teresa Callen Wayne Carclellini Elizabeth Carey ion Carlson .pf K . ,M x ,, K P -- .+.:-. . . ...f Christina Andrich H ,Ai-dl A , P , Stephen Bartnek Daniel Becker - hx - M ' 1 f ,hh ,, :H--, .t Carol Benson Stephen Brennan -u I x 'Hi . x u I Elizabeth Brumm , we ,. I. 4 3, .fir Steven Butow Laura Carrigan H5 Lt? A Alyssa gi ' if '51 A W 5 , M I V xx Elizabeth Bazig III,-... A N t l i -435 . '-v , tv. .I 1- X . r 2 '-.TY , 1 4 1 ,,y,.,i W V I Q7 X., wa 56 X HA. 1 4 is Cerafin Castillo F A 1 l ,ska 'lf Daniel Collins Q I. . A- Ol -, , , H. john Cranston n V ,N Il ', '-C. I N , bl: . - 1 -' . -lf 1- - H M ichael Crowley 1 I 4 ' o .- I 1 K fx 3 ' 19833. ' -like 'Q' . ,.f' Lag -. 4 sh'- Sabrina Davila I Alicia Dierkes ,. 1. I ichael Dotzler .s, ,- Qs -1- 4 1 H ,:',,,f!, t, 'll'l'lNZ1l5' 2 VJ 'v .,aiZ'f. Alycia Falk ,V-.. 1.a., . David Catton u l E i if., I I J, E lx y ar. 'ES l Shawn Collins l l r i y gs b, l fre' C y X l - .51 1 A z gmxfaf M. Rand Crippen i i ,ZA ,fn- l ' '- sir! J' ' fi at lA' L x5aN---tllglkx. . ., -. Catherine Curtin l john Dellamano l Kathleen Dixon I Mary Dunne 1 ima' l..'f its ldv.. Daniel Falsetto Louise Cavagnaro . it HY. K. ', Cecilia Colombetti Consuelo Crosby .1 'll 1 o f am Colleen Daly i ' jst. 'iv ' bf 4 - ,f Qi ., 4, iii. 'I jennifer Derner Robert Doiron jeanne Egan , is k . julia Farnworth It , a Cf., J ,ff . SRS , J t , . ft Twin,- 'r l - ' 5 '1j?2Q .!i I ,I Stati Chefklenis Sun Choe Christine Chua Glenn Cockey . -E, . X 4. V V fi EQ l 'Y 'vu ' ' F? as ,L -A j. 1' tj ' 41 Y R.! l DW a t - . .Q Stephen Comfort Mary Constantino Melissa Coray jeffry Cracolice 9, jeffrey Dollarhide Darcy Ellertsen Robert Fassett X J Qviil 'yj 'A ll l'ma da Godfather . .. Pay up! si- r -Q ll. lvi V we - is Y 'T' Thomas Donahue .r -af I Af 1 . ,XE . 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Lynda Mackin james Manniello . i . rv ii. t L ' 'l ,. if I 4 ., .. - , A Christina Lupi David Lyons L, ' in Q ' ' i, ' Todd McConville loseph McSweeney ,N -4. z f 31.4, - Sharon Maguire Nanette Manning Carol McEnaney lohn Macintosh Edward Maher ff M Kevin Marconi ' ' i,5,'i nib , f V '- - 'LQ w A if ,. , 1, , L L . . lp I h -Z V L. . V .. :N i, in la: 0.4 r as.. L li fr! L ' Q X7 I 1 1 Mark Marlin Sylvie Martina lames Martini Susan Matienzo A - 1 , 'AQ 1 an 1. h Ev 1 -L ir., L ff -f-1 X .15 , nw .- .AX 15 D ,H -'HWS Liza, , W Riel -. f 1 lr .ti JJ Lynne Meccariello lohn Meehan Christine Mehew David Menlink ,L . 1 ' ' :E , 'I i in ' , ' ' 'W' . ,i 53m . gl iw 1 '3 'T- Paul Moe Patricia Monahan Gregory Montalvo Dana Mortenson ,M 4. 4 ul Michael McCarty if .cy LX ' ! , X , Kelly McGowe .19- 14 ' ' ' 4 Marie MacKerroi. n T- . I Nathan Mahe tg' . -Jil, . 434 A i .1 1. QA .. if Marco Marenc AJ' l In L , i, . Michael Matteu fl -' . 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I 1- if .1 I 1 'W II Alice Peterson David Podmore an 4 i A ' fd :U ln l A Norman Proffitt lohn Qllifm Madeline Rasche Theresa Rawlinson Sherri Sanchez , 'Si fre S-41 ' -F - ' .1 , ,' ' I' ,F ytik aihti Lisa Siedenburg A Edward Steffani A sprinkle a day . . . lf! ' -s, ' - X 1 4, 1 , . 6.4 'fwf r tt ,f i-.i . 5 Kathleen Scalise julie Schob 1g,:ff,, 1 ,. L ,- ' ' . 1' Q 1.3 ,K , , .- Q u ' ,X f D M -A Q . X 55,-it-x2F 'sh:t ,da Katharyne Simon Raymond Sinsley USES, 1 it ,serif Robert Stivala Thomas Stoffel tial l y max' 1 M ' Ig Ronald Renati I 1 1 A ,ft . - ,,f Lueticia Rivera A r Clay Ross I' -if ,,, X .fx ' f' fig. 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Dave LeBaron ...... junior Class Officers .......President Vice-President Donna Callejon ...... ...... .......Secretary-Treasurer Senator Senator 'i Ciockwise top to bottom, Denise Botla, lohn Crevelt, Donna Calleion, Dave LeBaron, Monica Zanger. juniors 109 , il? ' Fw .. -fl' N 5-. A Laura Acayan i rev 1',, 'VA J 'l l 'Y 53.1 , . ., . Peter Baiata ,V a 1 .arl Q r ' V ,- Q I. 4. f .' - Thomas Berg ,e. A ' A A Brian Birch , 3: '15-, .23 J I B ' Q . 3 Daniel Bosch gif, as ff f it l ML - 1 'r , Hilary Acronlco 9:2 , T if :Q Paul Baldacci ui . Robert Bertuccelli joseph Blackwell L, 1' , Denise Botta Q -,gr lacqueline Broussard Timothy Brown I i V , , If :Ti -Y p., , i 1 Ml, Richard Burguillos Michael Burke ' r, A 0, ,c N' 1 vm. ' X X I Q li ll ' David Andres Kimberley Barnes Michael Barsanti Bradford Baumann Tobe,..ornott0be . 3 , . Ad N E- die, B T M 3'-Q , 'xkifix 9. We - - - ' lames Bussi Patrick Byrne Patricia Cabello +. If 11-rf - x A X' 'T' I gym i ' I X lf .JI Kathleen Ashe Christopher Ashfield George Atond 1? 313 in 5, Que Mary Becker lulia Billiet Robert Blanchard Steven Bou rasa .15 5 rt ik.. , iff Steven Brugman . 3, a re L.- L Donna Calleion David Calvo Mark Camps Colleen Cardellini Sandra Cardoza Elizabeth Carlino Thomas Casey I Iames Cato Conley Checklenis Cruz - ' :vip 'A ', A li' Q -' wi ' I ' V 'ng' C, 'nt ., f . . :A J l Clay Caudillo Blake Cesarin I ll i l X. 1 x. i Fw- , ' rg f. 1. .t in A , mehr -alrf b.. t Sandra Churchill Edwin Clark H ary Connolly l , i A v ,v . QA .5A ,li ,X Mary Curry Ml E7 .1 fl 6' Samuel Cowley Quinn-' 'Q Q,- ,M Shawn Decker lust me my SHADOW W 1 l z I -J M, Elizabeth Cesena M, t -lg ' i 'H' 4 ' by ffl. ' wi 'li .JL xr '- Mark Clarke mlb john Crevelt , i 1, -6 , Renny DelCarlo Douglas Derner L 'Ad' j- :-' ' .LV Mb' , Wil Dennis Donegan Christine Doyle I William Egan Marie Chang , EE ri ., :'fQ ' Zi.- x,. . 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Dore Liston K. 37' -E' MV rl 1 my H 'x lay McKibben , xl 'iii' A s . , j We for 1, . fl L. 1- ll Paula Marcopulos 'W' vs Q x if lanet Martinez We're just two wild and crazy girls! ll W, J l if: -if 4 V' ' l E i w p, L. f is W f L of is W ii if L Denise Lejardi 'xg 1 , if i L pr, Elise Liston I . . , , -eff' 1 'Q 'tl' f' J Q 'w l' l Mark McMahon 3 john Marinchak an qc .. .Il - i L to L T lx. I' My Cara Marynowski john Lenhardt Teresa Lessing life, Lisa Luis Shannon McCarthy Benedict Mahoney 't .- . P' H , . . .I ', H K 'fs N 4 Thomas Marren A Michael Matteis 55 1 ,V ' Nc tv. ef' Cynthia Mahre Clare Martin Teresa Matthias Christopher Lewis ll :as x 'S . V, , L Margaret McCarty Gregory Mahre Emma Martin Monique Menteur Q' E Y.. .- . 5 V t. 5-gd' Bart Ladd l' -if. It john Lango Beth Lazzarini 4 Q l' ' X S Charles Lindholm ' ' a Kathleen McEnaney Simone Malabirade if john Martin , , f N -. n -. -' H 'A 'JM Lizabeth Merrell Bill Lake Kelly David mr jennifer l Theresa Shelby Mariangela Casey xl Miller I I I - df ' II +R. .JII Lori Miller Morze Irving Mott Nanette Modeste I I .I II? - . , I 1 , I- -. 'S N ' I ll '-.uf I Stacy Moyers I ' I 'L LJ . l tv . I I 11943 If-3:4 41' ' ,I 'J ' 1f.-..g1 Multz Daniel Murphy Steven Murphy :I I 1 -. I I 5' .fr I' -4- I , , t Z V A I i - I ks me I Neumann 'Thomas Neylan Diane Nordell I . VY' If LA A I . v , I nf, .- AA I . 1 I Lil -J ' ii O'Farrell Mary Olival Siobhan O'Malley Muncha-buncha, muncha-buncha fi 1Q' o 1, .ptr-c rr' -1' t H r W.-.- mei-, ,-' .Pai I I. ' -.I.'. 1g,: .pm ,. .'1 '. I2I'1II.I.w1. 1:14. .-F . ..1'f9'-I ' 'V -.-H, fa I .Ia q S.-,-4.1-twigs 'S I.. ..yy hi 9g1'Q..?,'-f,' as :If ' .gs -1-x! 1f'1I rf... .-1.41--1-Irlkil 4 I ., -. I---.., 14. I I -,- ' 9. rr: ff me .I V. ,. '--u ' vue- I '-' -pf ' 9-'f..fM., ' - '44-v I' I '5,-13,4-'s-F JA. -'1'gfj'II..5 ' . -.2-z',f,jg1gg,A-.'rgir,I L 4',rE::i,..'- ., I' -, '-. '11- T73 -. I ' , .I QQ, . J , - .jr ,, .,..4yx,. iq' - JIM, ,I ' ' '-- ':r.v'?l4. ' N E51-if .1Si,jVf'y an 3 :M -ru 'allele' - e .I 1-I. 3. E, .-ra, - ig. , joseph Montalvo Susan Mullaley Michael Naki Michael Norman 4-mf! All , Brian O'Neill Collette O'Riordan Miranda Ow '5 5 315 ik . Th Y Patrick Paris -L' , I' I . fy I . I '1 I . IIPA jennifer Morgan f .A Im, 1, 77' X , LW. I-J Kristen Muller A .I IE William Nation X Geraldine Nosek Kevin O'Neill Terrence O'Rourke It-,x f- L jeffrey Oxendine x 'IJ 'T , 1 II Nil I .II I. Barbara Pauley Get the Teddy Bear for me, Richard! Aff. 47 ,I ' I n ffm IHC-' Q IQIIEY: 'elf' ' will Melissa O'Brien QL H L' j Y. if Therese O'Neill A I A ' l I. .rf -'Ill , - .ff 'I 2 ' 3.5:-his., .r In I-In-..'- .1135-.L 5. 'III ' I julie Osborn . I t q, ? I .zy If . L, : I ' joseph Pagano Fausio Perez 1 .h , , If I -L. I I ll I' Q I S! Patricia O'Brien v ..:- 3 Terrence O'Reilly .-.7's 7 I , ' i fliirtv Mite.. at Michael Outlaw Karen Palmer Karl Pederson Catherine Perrella av ,, . T lm, A i . 'if , Daniel Piro Thomas Quinn 'X Q--r' N S L .V Y. 1 if Q3 mi. Iohn Rooke f if f nt an gil Yolanda Rudisuhle Kathryn Salom ,.. Thomas Schmutz fi, ! ZX Ii 1 :35 Miriam Sherer Mary Peterson ' as N. 'ill' Daniel Pollard iff . A f Anita Ramirez I ilk Philip Roth A l ,N , Helene Saich E i K Stephen Sanchez ., 33532-'-Q - ie I elim . il-A , -1 Karen Schnoor Mark Sierra A A fiat Philip Peterson David Ponzini A Christine Rasche . 7 T iir 5 Q Suzanne Rousseau I l ' -1 Eva Salom A t tr, Marcia Sanford Q, 7. june Petty is' 'T 21 ,l i Russell Powell it it Kathleen Reagan Richard Savage joseph Schreckenghaust ' A - x , t If-'Ss A . ' 4 ll V sq 8 , tx -x , z .i -n - 1 David Simonds Carolyn Schutz Claire Smith Daniel Pichulo jeannie Pilling T ,IL 'D . 4 el . f if VA: 12 T J! - I- gr, 4 Cathy Pinkerton Stephen Powers Lynne Pritchard Suzanne 46 -.,. i Y- ,iz VV I rw- i T li ., 'if kyfieeift Theresa Reilly Sharon Robbins lill Rochlitz Haven't we seen these guys somewhere before? Mark Savin ee ,K Nb- Kent Schwartz David Scanlon Adam Seewer 3 f? ' A I Y. . P . ' :P L gl A tF2wiafb'l'-3125 Jia 'Q ,Al tiriw 'U- r e f David Smith Sherrie Sobrato 4:1 .1 , Guy Gerardo Edward i'-,. .-.f YM David Sorem Colette Stone Taaffe if 'C' , Donna Tepe Lisa Todd Tribble Vomaske Wiley Kelly Spencer I s L. M' V 5 tl ll? 'jf 17, Q- Gloria Styner 1 I . I f E Christopher Tanner I .hi l 1 49 ywtgjf .v 5' M ' l 4 N- i B . john Thompson Y 1 '- Robert Toves Martin Turner 3 if I Liam Wait T flfi Mark Williams Angela Stephens ,ef ' 'fgpyr Bf'i,z..if'm jg T13 ' Lori Sukimoto I, julie Tapella N 3 i . ' . Kevin Thorpe ' 1 ' 'Z V2 ai joan Tracy Lisa Tyson Clarence Wang 5. M l My Q f' Mary Wilson if T 'Nl-4:-if 1, in r ii joseph Stephens v- '? jacqueline Swift Kelly Tarantino Ann Tinebra G l l Kory Trebbin 3 Alvin Valdez 'Nl lg' l james Webb if V M li ,yy x L' are .- IN ' . LC' as -Liv ta Rena Wilton Beer, beer for St. Francis High . . . , I A ' ' 1 T ' A j' 1- , fu Ti Y x Y 7 - Frank Van Dervort Christopher Van Schaack 5he fYHm 9 Vieffa ,N Q 5 1 -4g ix 3. Q- ' 'Q I: - I lj ,sl T. ' If V ' , J fs, . J , .--i- ii . I X. .sv ' U..l,,FV ,ry :Lg X Robert Weber Gregory Welch Mary Whelan I Monica Zanger juniors 117 Ease? ieeee ?eeee It was prom-time again and the junior class did it in style. On Friday evening, April the twentieth, the Villa Hotel in San Mateo was lit up by Lancer fever from seven to midnight. The dance was organized by the junior class officers and chaperoned by Fr. Bitterman, Sr. loanne, Bro. Don, Miss Sullivan, Mr. Trevision, Mr. and Mrs. Chris- tensen, Mr. and Mrs. lvers, and Mr. and Mrs. Urban. Approximately one hundred and fifty couples rocked into the dawn to the music of Ivory Tower for a thoroughly good time. I Q L1 M. ek-.4 g . Xi , ..,z ' if I A Why won't she look me in the eye? Side, together, side, step . . . What an oinker! C' 4 -Cz' fa ,'.1-. 5 w H-fx - 'f 1' QF hm' 'D'- -- ,X , P .N if ' nv SHE' '-Y: .3 i ' 1-Y ,fix X My son, ! detect a faint odor of . . . Well. . . I just couldn't decide. X I 31' -t if '5 'A 11 'was-L i N r 4-31 e 1 Av 1 '. t . . ' I .. 1 ., v , va-. x , it , n x.. ,,,..-- f A ' I, S . , ,.. X 5. J' 1? I' J' 5 4, ct I if ' n v 5 t he fer ,fx it g I M -1, Ni vi. X. Cheese! - N . -. I' F5 5 - flu x. , in Q., 5'3 ' 5' , 'Zh 1 1 ' , . . '- f ,, 5 T' 1 Us as VF' .,. ,. fsiaw it ' :' Rs Y 4, 15:1 - ,L ef , ,H -1 ' I The twilight zone Uv Al-F' E- She came with wh0?! What time did you say this was over? Q-Q VT? X-S. 11' fs- .. N lag Qzi. .,- . Q -' A ' X. N' Hey! What can I say? What a mouth! juniors 119 X 5 S-1 N4-vs iw. .'1X9'.?f-Z it '1 gh S 5900 QNKXQ 4 fx 'Y X X n X H1 ' wfwlv , N W7 ' X bw -BJ , - , 4 1 ,Q- ff' . f' + 'Z f 44-4.-fpff: .,- ---..---- - 11 Jtlflvvflgt I 1.7-'1Z7L'lZ- -- - .,, 1- ,Elin -Q 17 I 5: -- - -.-,, f -Az -: -.e-1.11 . ' QI I I IU Eaaae geeea. Esaae Eeee This year, as in the past, both the Women's Auxiliary and the Men's Club have com- bined forces on several projects that deal with the school and students. The officers of the Women's Auxiliary were Nadine Franceschini, President, Virginia Curtin, Vice-President, Pat Lanfvood, Treasurer, Maureen Ariente, Recording Secre- tary, Lorna Panelli, Corresponding Secretaryg and Br. Robert Carberry as the Moder- ator. The Luau, Rummage Sale, and other various hospitality functions have been sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary. The Men's Club were under the leadership of Mark Larvvood, Presidentp Douglas Mahre, Vice-President, john Hopkins, Treasurerg Bob Heinz, Recording Secretary, Bob Geise, Corresponding Secretary, and as Moderator, Br. Matthew Lyons. The Men's Club sponsored the Father-Son Communion Breakfast, the Lancer Ball, the Western Round-Up, as well as other projects. The outstanding contribution was the installation of the new lights on Brother Fisher Field which were first utilized on No- vember 17, at the commencement of the game against St. Ignatius. Both groups sponsored the Freshmen Orientation and Cookout, Back-to-school Night for the parents and other activities throughout the year. Again the Women's Auxiliary and the Men's Club have added something to St. Francis High School. .XII I V I 'in Y . ' mi' 4.iiw .. - Ninja, g Q. 'Q-EF-if T T X ee-'Q 'VSJW '1 '-laik . U43 X v. N u 751 I v, li :if 5 z 131. ix I- - More garlic! lust to change a lightbulb? The Men's Club???? fa-QE.- f X fir f if X7 I CQ . Q, . ...iq y Y' if Timber-r-r! l J, .af The finished product -,J-ll 'il f I rf. i D 'CF ' V L1es,.,j.l,T it W fx The Women's Auxiliary Lit1le more to the right. L Munch ou i .4 3. H Tip- 'iv N 3' 1 4 'i lm - - A bunch of wild and crazy bartenders 'PQKT F Doing Le Freak. St. Francis goes Hawaiian. Parents Club 123 ,Q - ieeee eeeie gl , p ,gk he H 7' .V V f ' W ' N- ' QXX A ,va-a- ' 'u-.4 ieeaee The 78-79 Student council was very busy with a wide variety of proposals rang . ' d from the dress code to dances The major proposals-free dress for the seniors ing the fourth quarter, exchange program in cooperation with Awalt High Schc and the question of the number of dances per year-were either approved or jected by the Student Council or the Administration which sometimes showed . y .- ' difference of opinion between the Student Body and the Administration. U - The ASB officers for 1978-1979 are joe Piazza, Presidentp Pete Linlor, r .,V R. f i. ff sit on ir! Moderator. ASB officers: Pete Linlor, Greg Ravizza, joe Piazza, Teresa Hinojosa. joke, ha ha?!? 124 Associated Student Body Greg Ravizza, Secretaryg -and Teresa Hinojosa, Treasurer and Mr. Robert Urba I1 Bottoms up. Say cheese. waeexesa See. . . The California Scholarship Federation, moderated by Mr. Molnar, is an academic honor society encouraging scholarship and service to the school. A tutoring program is run by the club wherein members aid underclassmen in their academic studies. Membership is based entirely on grades. There are thirty-three life members who have belonged for five of the six semesters of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Mark McMahon stumped!! There are also seventy-one semester members. In the future attempts will be made to make CSF a more integral part of the St. Francis community. X , . , . tx 1 Til . T l .T ' My 'W' ,gfQ. ', L , F -ll . 3 . 4, . ig Hr- ' -- ' it .',, 5,11 I l f' l ' . Mu' MN, if t ! 1- in . ..v X, Steven Bourasa . .. stumped?! CSF - . . Stumped?! 7,vS 'r s Qan Riley . .. stumped!! Clarence Wang stumped!! CSF 1 25 i Y' ?eee e eeeeee Eeee The S Club has had a great year in '78-'79, With over 225 members, few school events were held without a member present helping in service or clean-up. Moder- ated by Sr. Patricia Ann and Sr. Patrice McGee, the girls served at many functions. Their main event is the bi-annual blood drive, held once in the fall and once in the spring. They also have helped out at a senior citizens center as well as sewing at sports banquets, luncheons and dinners. A recent activity just started this year was an exchange of clothes and money with foreign missions in Bangladesh and Uganda. The officers are President: Stephanie Antonioli, Vice-President: Nancy Hurley, Direc- tor-At-Large: Karen Schnoor, Senior Director: Caren Armanasco, Corresponding Secretary: Alison Hills, Recording Secretary: Tish Rivera, junior Director: leanne Ho- ran, Sophomore Director: Maureen Fitzsimmons, Freshman Director: Pam Zanger. ,Q tg-, 7? It's lonely at the top I love playing touchie-feelie! Cheaters of SF unite! The Choir Boys - Wh' Working with the Seniors. ' fwrrxi' ,V +5 ' ' ii H 43 V E I L Q, 5 6. i 4 Il Q n ' - i Mk, . v i The Freak j'::- . ll ---f V7 lr.. . ,. , .-WF I 4 Have no fear-Monica's here! Getting down to work. Q.-.S Officers at work. fl ,.r That country gets to me! ,il f ,ra r Sr. Pat alias Reggie jackson Service Club 127 aasegaege- aes eiee The Interact Club fformerly the Key Clubj provides the male portion of the student body an opportunity to serve the community surrounding St. Francis. Through its varied activities, the Interact club has made a significant contribution to our school and to the positive image that the community has of St. Francis. The Club this year was under the able leadership of President Bill Larson. Vice- President Chris Morris, Secretary Mike Norman and Treasurer jay Hynes. In charge of it all was the CIub's dynamic moderator, Mr. Len Christensen. The Club this year was sponsored by its new affiliate, the Rotary Club of Los AltoslMountain View. The major activi- ties this year included such events as the food drive, the mass for the retarded, the Lancer Ball, our Open House, the mis- sion drive and many others. 65324 lt's called a gavel, Brian. 128 Interact FT ' rt Interact and S Club representatives lim, the camera's this way! fnfrdlllf M-If FUQKIIIIU Now you take this part and . . . Q s Milk fits the fitness game. Six took stick, six took spray F I l 1 l . -.: '. -- -- 'Ygaantl --14 'f 'l KE ? ' Q.. ,L- You get the cash box, I'Il start the car. C-H-R-I-5 M-0-R-R-I-5 Club- l x fl x' A -- ' - 5.1 - ..-P--I' V 1,.,' N, ' .- ii, t .- 5 1- f fl A w 1-SF .. T l .Xb I Ax Smile Mr. C. fAnd don't slouchj. Everyone needs help now and then. l r .ll F f FGA L You misspelled my name! A bunch of interacters. l l Interact 129 Sees ?eeee... The 1978-79 school year proved to be a successful year for the St. Francis Ameri- can Field Service. They sponsored various activities including the Valentines Day Carnation Sale, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, a Wine-Tasting Festival, and an AFS- I nternational week. The AFS would like to thank Grace Weigers, Ed Condon and especially Yoli Rami- rez for their participation in this year's activities. The officers this year were Mike Gonzales, Presidentg Suzanne Guslani, Vice-President, jill Rochlitz, Secretaryg and Lori Miller, Hospitality. Next year, the AFS hopes, will be as fine a year as this past year. Grace Weigers spent two months living in Port Elizabeth, South Af- rica with the Krugers, traveling in and learning about the country and its life. Y is I 1 Lim' E f s 2 . Moderator Dave Mugridge 130 AFS I had a great time here at St. Francis! I have enced a lot and now I can understand people and know how they feel. Adios! I Kris Gooding, leanne Horan and Adrienne Duque spent a part of their summer in Tr and Kyoto, japan, and stayed with a family in Iwata City, japan. 'EBIT' '- ' Ed Condon spent his summer with a Turkish family, the Dalmans, living about 40 miles from Istanbul learning the Turkish way of life. See? ee geese Eeeee This may be an international group, but all you need to join is knowledge of any foreign language. Or better yet, try combining two or more languages, as above fit says It's a Small World J. Led by President Maria Rivera, Vice-President Suzanne Mackin, Secretary Sandy Cardoza and Treasurer Caren Armanasco, this year's Inter- national Club led a lively life. Beginning with an international pot luck dinner, and dinner at Shogun, they continued with a trip to the De Young Museum in San Fran- cisco, and co-sponsored the International Week leading to the Sadie Hawkins. To finish things off, they returned to the start, with an international picnic. if-N . fy'1 It's fattening in any language! leffy Galiotto and ffiend- ' S 'fr ' '1-w:...T it t J---1, l 'ff' 05221 ' .. to -3. .A -13 Ji., . blk -I if W v ' e f ' i ax Rx , This is for posterity! International Club 1 31 'A- N 41.1 f 'N A I Eieieessee Seeee The Radio Club is now in its eighth year at St. Francis, and i quickly growing with many new disc-jockeys and productior people joining. The moderators are Mr. Chris Bradford and Mr. Sal Chaw being assisted by Mr. Gerry Lindholm as chief engineer. The officers for the 1978-1979 year were Pete Linlor, Bri Birch and Steve Novak. Among the many members of the cl Would you buy a used car from him? Would the real Ted Marcopulos please stand up? . A, Pele, Could YOU Please 9Peaf that? Far Out!!! there were Chris Palermo, lerome Malley, Steve Clarke, Ce fin Castillo, lim Linlor, Paul Weller, Norm Proffitt, Andy Vale cia, Ted Marcopolus and many other dedicated people. Many different programming types are offered with from football, baseball and basketball, to Mtn View City cil meetings being broadcast. . . LSL, . 'VHF pta- Y, , aff' ' L nv 2 This is a microphone. '.?., Linlor leads the group. 2 V i EW , 95 251 7 ji! 4 ,, j ' iffj 1 V f-I5 1 Y 1 l ,I av u ng J r ' 1 i 1: 2 Lai - I A K' ' L. f4EK?'f1 'Ii Up in the press box . . . The KSFH NRadio Team iq' f-L lfsiy VV , How'd you get the car in the living room? l 4 l s geese Q is gee? The Saint Francis Drama Department, under the direction of Ms. Tomlinson and Mr, Muldown, produced a very successful spring musical Babes In Arms . The shovi was well attended all three nights it ran, playing to jam-packed crowds in the Raskob Gym. Leading the cast were Bill Enos, Louanne Champagne, Tim Maguire, Tirr Wood, and Chris Gooding just to name a few. Without the fine dancing and singi by the chorus, however, Babes in Arms wouldn't have been the success it wz None of this would have been possible without the excellent cooperation of A Kipp, Ms. Selletti, Ms. Sullivan, and others who worked out all the technical kinks. Three well done, one act plays were also produced in the fall: The Bald Soprano, The Clocks , and The Big Black Box . E-...: .- . .C - f - I wanna throw 3 tam,-um, Now Simon Says-turn around. 'vi ,t , g lv' ' , 1 , 1 V lik ll , l l i , -lg ..- ' .... LL You drop me and l'll deck you. Poor johnny one note. 134 Drama Eu. ka L in O X i X U M I A+ ,fs .W nf ' 'EA 4. F . V,.f 3 I 4? I lfv- Q .W W X II F 1, 1- 'I I..--.' JD.. WED: TE:-'5.H1f 6 w as ., ,S 0 l1'E gi-fha. , 'Fi fri 111.4 1-1 3 S g , ,O . . ' ,ni Q s ,rut 'WET' w. , o'q. K .1z, ? A . W JA B srfFRAtAic1slB at it B T7 j1A.NQfQ+ et, VUL. XVI, NO. 11 S.F. LANDER . MAY 20, 1979 y rH5LA1vcfe y Sports Editor . ., ................................. Dave Sorem Photographers: Kevin Somps, Karen Palmer, Per Schenk, Tony Schmidt, Paul Wilson Reporters: Matthew Mlrenda, Mike Freitas,' Kory Trehhin, Ytnn Valencia, Ann Vivian, Anthony Epolite, andyfllart, Stuart Palmer, Maureen Fitzsimmons, Pete Linlor, Jim Manniello, Margaret Blackwell, Paul Tollner, Peter Todd. L Moderator ........,.. , , ...,... ,.......... ..,.., L e onard Smith X Champs Snare Eid lh TOC hy Ed Clark The TOC around town is the shows U19 on 1 torm with which nftxgslisnzfn s shutouif' ll' tllEl?3r?l-'55 to rival Riorday. 56-52. A lew more close games, all won by the Lancers., SF Baseball ln Hill Swinnr helped totprove how good the Lancers were. Ranked iti in both the CCS and Northern California the .Lancers .began impressing everyone, including themselves, with impressive wins over S.l., Sacred Heart, and a climatic 18 point win over Fliordan before a capacity crowd at Flaskob Gym! After 2 WCAL Playoff victories over Serra and Riordan it was on tothe Region I finals against Aragon and Jefferson. At this point the Lancers had compiled a 27-if record and were ready to face the eight best in the Central Coast Section. After defeating Saratoga and Ayer the Lancers then faced their DI' M081 Best Best Best the L7?Nc5R voL. xvl. No. 1 MSEPTEMBER 29, 1978 s.F. LANCER iv' Here are the cheerleaders. . .2. . .3. . .4. . .Bill. . .Katie. . .Martha. . .Bruce. . .Kirsten, . .PauI. . .Suzanne. . .Chris. . .Miriam. . .Mike. . Helping get the school year ott right with a giant rally. . Th lvlost l Best S Ivlost l Most l Most tl Best lf Most i Best Most Most Most lviosl Most Most Best Best Most Most Nlost Most Most Nlost Best Best Best Best Best Best Best es Bes sc Bi resident a Revolution a Teacher at SF minaryy OTTVEHT G illiona e il who is this adar John Sobrato . Lian Riley Joe Piazza iiiiark Carlos Dan Riley , Tbm Weseloh M , 0l'fIS eaviibl'i.'Hd? tRdland Vieira Vicente Tuason J Lavelle vB an Moitenson Norm Smith Rdland vieira Tiqn Silva Tim Halsted Dave Renuart Marc Mandarich Bill Enos Tirh Sulger iviilie Williams D,0ri Spears Q , Anpy Hart John Giagiari Brian Sweeney Chris Hawkins Chris Hawkins Pete Rodriguez Dunk Hagen ' . WL-, ,nw e Karen Tate L Carol Clifford li Karen Tate Chris Gooding Marily,n,Miller ,i Kirsten Pederson Karen Tate Carol Clifford Chrlslktiodding C Heintz i 'Al BPresidentForge.g iii tealsl 4 0 Treasury flfliernickt . -T g eports, A B Trea- uuumk K A- saiy. Hllllougn Activities Director Adrienne Duiziue Min Robert Urbanhas refused to R035 Ciemjck comment on the matter, it is Karen McCavilt Teresa Hinojosa Nancy lsaac Vicki Rafferty Celeste Zanoni Mary Klein Karen Kellar Teresa Stevens Maria Rivera Katie Laur . we neva Lydia Dearest i, Suzanne Guslani i generally believed to be true. There WHS 54800 in the trea- SUfVi and now 31.42 remains. Apparently., Joe forged Mr. Ur- ban sand ASBg Treasurer Teresa Hinoiosa's signature on a fake voucher. The check was made out to the school radio station for the amount of 83,798.58 Joe cashed fha chan and bm.. ..-Q i.-- money. V The friend, who refused to disclose his identity, believes that Joe has headed towards Mexico to invest in oil. A W Joe is also believe to' have accepted several bribes from representatives of various clubs. Club leaders bribed him into voting for money and dance appropriations for their clubs. This scandal has been exposed only recently, as AFS President Mikel Gonzales came lforward. Mike has been guaranteed iam. dlnar Rise to Fame A rpeviously unknown element been discovered afterlengthy Mr. Molnar! ing loiig hours after the speciallyeequipped Memorial Labora- was apparently the composition of wk, The Ascent of of the Otis . creamy, and submit- .. to a rigorous chemical cl-5s'0'analysis which challenged his Q' initiative to the utmost. After as -4.4.5 nfatnii .trial and tfibUlHIi0ii., , by Saint Francis' ihcom- T 'h VW dMolnarium Molnarium, Atomic Numberlap- proximatelyi 37Vz. This hitehrtol unsuspected ele- ment appears to have 'multiple' rare properties: among those presently known are the transmu- tation of gold into lead and the preservation of chewing gum in- hibiting the loss of flavor. The atomic weight is variabieg Molnar- ium acts endothermically inreact- ions. and therefore, the element's Weight depends on the caIo- ries consumed. ' When asked for his comments regarding so monumental an 'T' ' ' ------. u - I-41.91-.ian aegf3.',,y5,,, . New Scholarsh0JsA vailable Barb Fitzgerald Karen Berdan Karen Berclart Kirsten Pederson Liza Morgan . W ..,-.....-.,, M The Guidance Department has announced that there will be scholaiship applications available starting April 1, for students of hetroseauial descent. g consists of one page of factual questions. A notarized affadavit is also required tothe signed by both parents in order to determine the rrgrri-Entdescent My A U I Arm g iitiiwfch 1-and mee iii sf-'fs 1' 1 Newspaper137 lee Ei?EQ??iE?QE5 E 2 Seeeie is The Speech Program this year had the most successful season ever in the history of St. Francis. Resounding victories that were a rarity, have now become commonplace. The team flourished under the coaches Mr. Barteletti, Michele Carter, and Bob Mocharnuk and under the leadership of officers Kathy Fitzsimmons, Maureen Fitzsimmons, Ann Scott, john Parks and Rich Savage. Sweepstakes were given to Saint Francis at several of the Individual Events touran- ments. Four people qualified for the State Tournament down in San Diego. john Parks went in Student Congress, Ann Scott and Kathy Fitzsimmons in Debate, and john Sobr- ato placed fifth in Expository. Other successes included Elaine Amiot and Maureen Fitzsimmons in Debate, Lucy Comfort, Sherri Sobrato, Cathy Crawford in Expositoryp Mark Flaherty, Suzie Puorro in Oratoryg Steve Novak in Humorous Interpretation, Fred juhos, Mark Tipton in Extemporaneousg and Pete Linlor in Original Prose Poetry. The team will be working towards even more success next year. Good luck to those who have graduated and to those who are competing in the years to come. Look at me, aren't I wonderful? I ' f '?', I , I Ah shucks, I don't deserve it! I can't believe it was Nashua in the fifth! 'WT .fd v 71: l:'f '. Ulf' . L f,g,'..,.A 35 Q I dt , . K L? 5 sf sf: Nm' use an ax on it if I have my l This has got to be the most boring speech. 138 Speech I. 1 L. .,.i.1-1113-1 A I F, :- g'1.l my 'QA f , -f., if ' fi af.. 2 'Vi' 4' I K' 9 'aa fx! fr I M' f' M14 L1 , 5 if if I Eff ,gf me a.n 7' -4. I A sit-in , J Aix 4.,,,-Aw ',-.'.. -X 'v + - :- 4 1 M . -F' Say, haven't I met you some place before? Friends, countrymen, lend me your ears. ScaIpel . ..... ,,n ,we- . E X w u, 1.-1' il-nn SQQW' Boy, my feet hurt. That's a halo over her head 'Hrs- X lust like mom s Howdy partner' It 4 .,..a.i.sn-. ., ,f? s- '- V T solemn officers QI to rj: Student Congress Captain-lohn Parks, Debate Captain-Ann ' - .ig Spirit Captain-Rich Savage, NFL fteamj Captain-Kathy Fitzsimmons, Secretary- NME fimy' Fitzsimmons. You guys are too young to be drinking. Speech 141 Th -L E 4 Y A .l:,hLf -gif s gf? -3: In F A F! Ji 71 X ?l':?'7f ' A ' -A If T 6 4 --5 A 3 - MEX . . EE '-stiff. i . ,Ty fff' E- .5Tj'Qi?ff v 1.1 '5.1:A.3-,gg - f . . A . 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Qi Q 9 ff' lk ar .. 15,-f' ' ,- 1 ' XX ,, . ,,. . . . ,f'?-ff ' , y 1 ,fgigfsza X 3 3 .Q Mindframes is a literary magazine aimed at 5' , 4 if T 5' , providing the opportunity for students and l' faculty to express themselves through a col- lection of written and artistic works. The staff members are Carol Clifford, Marci Teresi, Pe- . 3F- ' I i f l wr gf 1 Ietti. Their responsibilities include proofread- V .. . T ing, editing, typing and layout work. The result is one of the biyearly issues of Mindframes . 2, X if ..,:..-X -'- ' ' ' V ,-339s N , , , 'AM' 13 Jai . T' 1 ' , fznffgfy ,X W, ,f yi Cvsfqx-Ef5 'k T -,4 yy, Q 4 ,'. ,pw-V lfffhmbfw 142 Mindframes . W LJ 'lyk gg' 25,5 '. at Ns ' ter Todd, Susan Mullaley and Angela Ornelas who work under the moderation of Mr. Barte- il ' J! , T- f alt- . 3, TJ f , 3, 1 Ni 9 I A I uf Yr 'Ku ' 0' X 'M 'K . -f W4 v 'L 4 i, '. 'al m. 'N gf 5- I r l , wk i , 1,5 ,la-nip D A 7-lib.-I V, V I ll fag ., if - ffg' . , ,avg If ,iq ' 9 ,QT 'Y . - f l , . li 1 2 l ieeee is ieee l he Art Club's main goal in the year of 78-79 has been to provide new crafts and reative projects that are enjoyable as well as instructive. These do not require any pecial talent or skill other than the desire to HAVE FUN and to learn new crafts. tarting as a small club of about twenty members in previous years, it has currently rown to well over forty active members. The many activities range from making ets for the play, sandcastles and sandcandles at the beach, Christmas decorations, lass etching, a disco workshop, and visiting some art galleries plus much, much l 1978-79 Art Qlub was led by President Aimee Manning, Vice-President Teri Secretary-Trieasurer Gloria Ramirez, and Moderator Ms. Sharon Kipp. -21- 6 7 Q ffssiglj . 'ff 7' -i .J 'A .fm A DEFINITE irTprovement The Unveiling I li I . l Easel does it. CR-R-R-RACKH!! Crayons are so much easier. Art Club 143 ,H fa m'55'i19 fri v 1 ! , -ln A 1 ,-f f.-, 'N ,fb A 44' 4119 flings C' f A ii gi-fi.,-in Q- W 1 2 14 'ir' 2: E--i4A 5 fha u., fs 9' Kaffe. ni NS 3 ' .Q X ,gk HX J f f J' f px ,.,., , lv uf , Y B I .,, X I -, J 0 fl' Xgx ,cp X xx as , n ' 'L xx 1 K Wx as f , :iw Nil? If la' Y ii: If Ili 'I I Oys Q ss Q .. I ,K ni f ',ff- , f' 'A -1, X 0 Zjyda, .N 1, R x8 ' ' n ss v l ,' 4,1 9. Q 1 x ,f T I , 1' 1 X 4 2 , : 'A w a .fy SS .-,,.-ff .. Pk lil --L Q 5 W ,av-' Q' 12,1-1 .3 ':1,,,--,..-- .- Il K I ....f--,- i1.-.-x,f-- eh-,xx A u-.WEQQ B if ? EEA geese Eeeeee The office of Campus Ministry, directed by Sister Katherine Kase and Brother Dor Marengo, has become more than a center for religious activities at St. Francis. It is a central visiting place for all students. There is always a shoulder available to cry on ol frogs and elephants to play with. Brother Don comes and goes through the Quad and in and around the neighbor- hood organizing service projects tand feeding his elephantslj Tuesdays many juniors and Seniors followed The Brother off to Catholic Worl House in San lose. On Sundays, some groups of students assisted at the Agne Mass, and others sang at local parishes. Tutoring at the Alviso Teen Center kept s dents busy on Wednesday. Any day of the week students could be found giving s vice at Villa Siena or Green Pastures, gathering items for the Thanksgiving Fo Drive, organizing the Mission Drive or preparing for campus masses. Members the Band entertained at john XXXII Center's Christmas party and formed a bra choir to salute the Seniors at Baccalaureate. The Royal Litchenstein Quarter Ring Circus brought a bit of heavenly joy to the 6 tire student body in january. Father Nick Weber clowned his way into the hearts all. The Senior Silent Retreat is an experience that will not soon be forgotten by scores Seniors and the Asilomar retreat remains a favorite of the retreat program. Campus Ministry has taken another step on the road to success influencing spiritually and looks forward to taking more steps in the years to come. I Q ' -111 1 4 51' .1 V X .U W - . ' f ,,.-q- s ' - Y L., Q I I ' -53?--I - -i . l , i A 4 f W f- I ., , X - 4 i ' z ' V HY, , 41 A ,-i. , Look, it's Superman! Mass at Mother-Daughter Breakfast. 150 Campus Ministry l brush after every mile. A Prayerful Silence. In the Body of Christ These Walkathons kill me! 3 Y ,..J ': dl ,gr What does this mea , . n ' fn, JL, x ,-1 , 1: ' x, if 'I . I lv, ' I ,J 4 L vw ,Ju .'-',',,,, J A. I 1 ,gig - ' ,.,ff1-gr' 2,1 51 a V -,y.,,' . V, 511- ,I F - 1-.'xw1?a' - -'J-'ni 1' - .ffl I ,ifffiu 'K ,fl , ' A rllyrfz . I A215- l .Q , X 4,1-F: ,K V' .Q 3: 1 J if X ' ' n. A, VF7v7'+J??f ,z . - :Liv A- -W1 ' '. - -2 .,,g,,3'. w I g, N - , ,N - fx y 4 A if f-1 W ' i ' V - . . . u 1 X ' , f , , 1, r '? I , 1 .W f nf ' .A ,, f I r l 1 C ,, .Y , .. F' ,m , 5 A QW Hr! x ,A 1 'A- W. 'X ' Q1 J V ' A 1 r 2 ,,,.--'- .7 'Nr 1 1 -K WA v U: 4-14 M x lu' ,lil lie H 517 fl if I' 1,,,wB 5' . pn R. I rr, i ' -'X L. ll- 'f Qi , ,H .. X N -nn, X .x X i ? A -. 3 V.. gpwimef .341L A ' s -if-.: - tk, www-., . ..,- - , ,' --Q -.--n.... - E 0 0 lI'1l0 DQQ Q 'I 1- r L if gr' 14 . ,F .4, Xu, ,, . I 'fs 7 d N, 1. 'X P J! I' 'T' 51 .cf X gi. --: Zz i , ,, J, .717 puq,.Y -1--f.-.1 The Video Tape Club was very active this year. They were so busy and so fast that our cam- eras couldn't possibly take legible pictures. The club's main function is taping basketball and football games for helping coaches im- prove their coaching and players improve their playing. The Speech and Drama Clubs used video equipment to help improve their speaking and dramatizing by showing their bloopers. ln addition they tape television programs on various topics. This year the club bought new equipment such as a color camera and portable video recorder to improve the quality of the films. Under the leadership of Bro. joseph Esparza there were as departing seniors Dave Specht and jesse Sanchez from the ten-member group. These two people helped with the organiza- tion and have been loyal followers since. Thanks to the Video Tape Club, St. Francis has a well-rounded library of tapes ranging from Shakespeare to St. Francis games. eeaeeieeee gee Eexeesee 154 Video Tape Club ieesee 2 Eeeae e gases ast summer, a select group of Saint Francis students and a ew family and friends traveled abroad with the American ln- titute for Foreign Study QAlFSj. Their trip began with a flight to ondon on june 26. After seven days there, they went on to for three days, Heidelberg, Germany for two days, days in Paris two days on the coast of Spain, and seven in Madrid Their journey ended with a plane flight home july 24 tired but happy travelers included: Counselors Mr. Dave Ms Candi Osterman, and Brother Matthew Lyons, fClass of '78j Tom Haughton, Andrea Issac, lim Drew Neubauer, Eileen O'Hare, janet Weeks, Tom Yvonne Laniz, Ellen Selbach, fClass of 795 Matt Gary Massard, Bill Robinson, Kathy Popovec, Carrie Karen Tate, jill Crippen, Nancy Issac, Denise Coray, Cheers! Lee Cathy Cherrstrom Mike O'Farrell' QClass of 'BOJ O Farrell Diane Nordell Marcia Sanford Sue Holthaus Newmann fClass of 815 Meg Haggerty Kathy Rogers Perrier tClass of '82J George Issac, also Sherri Weeks Mark Gilley Camera shy? Ms. Osterman, Mr. Mugridge and Br. Matthew Bus A Nancy, Kathy, Denise, Sheila and a British Guard. Europe Trip 155 , 'Q' -1 f 4, .1 ,, 'T i lg 1 P J -4 .An, , ,.. The Little Corporal Keep a stiff lower lip! Saga Ea Saga This year, as usual, the Band presented its two annual concerts: the Christmas Con cert, and the Spring Pops Concert. The Christmas concert, which marked the end c the 1978 year, highlighted the season with various favorites, including Sleigh Ride and Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies. This concert brought Yuletide joy to all fa well as relief to a seemingly endless football seasonj. The Spring Pops Concert, in the tradition of the Boston Pops, offered a wide varief of tunes from various sources. The Cadet Band, as well as the Stage Band, pei formed both classical and modern hits. The Varsity Band played works ranging fror Rimsky-Korsakov's Procession of the Nobles to S'cool Room Latin to a medl from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club. Spicing up the program were solos Kathy Dixon and Liz Sroka, each on flute, Terry Flynn singing Qwith Mike Freitas pianoj, Chris Doyle on piano and last but definitely not least, Ted Marcopulos 0- tuba. 4 Throughout both of these events, the Lancer musical skills became better than eva leaving us with golden memories Cheese Loafing on the job! ' n, ' ll '.. 'll 4 Y A captive audience 156 Spring and Christmas Concerts .....,-..,.-- Q, .- -x-- A -1--e, I L .al -. 1, N X 1 . .X , ,L T. . WL . ., I ., ,-fs,,.. - x VAX o' . ns ' 'I 1.5 5 3 c N x f ' - 1 + is-fa 2' -5 Qu. mi-f W . fg af'4f r,?5-' llilifzh WF' N 'ij . A ,,-qpx 455 . I Af ' 4 fi' A M5- 5 1. TQ w V- , .xx-, - ., x- ,. 5 I v ,.,.-- ,,....,-W ,f 'N x 1 . E ! v , f x N ,4 Mg X ' .- - 11? -F.. ..., , V ,if .,4' 1' f-'v - H.,-,X 'v' '4 N O da ll-49 ffm? , 5 I Ng ..l 1 ,,,.,J : 22 t ftrg- ??Mg?i - 'F 1gpM, Tn A .J 7 . - 4. A V w. 1 ,. y ,Yr 'X I eeiegei eeeee see geese This year, as usual, the Band started warming up for the football season in mid-August, practicing marching so that they could put on their tradition ally great half-time shows. Throughout the many weeks from Septeml to December, the Band performed at football games on Fridays a marched at parades on Sundays, winning various prizes. The semi-annual Pancake Breakfasts, in October and january, and I Spaghetti Dinner, in March, helped to raise money for the annual E neyland trip in April. During Easter vacation, the Band spent four days Los Angeles, marching at Disneyland and Magic Mountain, In between all of this, the Band members managed to squeeze the Chri mas and Spring concerts, the school musical and various other activit into their busy schedules. Finishing off the year was Graduation, wht the Band wished all of the graduating Seniors Good Luck and farewe L L . A little rest and relaxation on the field 'dj' l HEY, Serra - - - The 1978-79 Varsity Band Qwe don't have for all the namesl Wi, x 44,34 U . ',vQ fl: 1 rl iz W V 'Mx 19' ' ,fl -I f. ,'k 1' A' 'ax 1 ' , 1ri,,t,Z4il'K21'irfif21??f,1S 5315 S' , , 3 gm verily 3-Q42 mr J 22. . .. i 'fx - M1 .-Q .H bm Q' '.2ff'rf' , AJAHTQ fj,,,i'T-V gain A Q .5413 H P Y,'1igx 1,-,fwrfia i.j.g,.qw,,+.ErQ Mm. A' A!fx fb5f'gV?x'?r 'G'-'1!.5fixf: It .' v g 1, -5- ! 1 -' N 1 f 4 ffwmi' .wfifg , H, z A .L -1 'as ug it ,ff Q! .4- ,A 5. .Hi . Q1 Nl' ' , Ol v . ff IL , s 5 J u' 7 PQI P .lv V- ,..',q 1. QQ' -. X ,.n5l..,,, I 1 ?' f ,,.. ,J ,- ., , V , . . , . . . -vamp. ,,:,lkg.-Q.:::w 'alba-4' - 'YP . . , I.. l I 11211 ' -if f'4' . 1 .J65q.,5-ffj-j.:,'fAvl-,F ' , JI 5 . . -' . 'ki p an E , XX X J -'Ny E I .1. I , . . ... ,, , a f-h .T cv A ,. ,VCX-w -4. - C -A ..1H.,' 2 v'4, F 3'.6'1 .,- '45 - 1 . ' - . ' 1 7 QF? :QL Q, 4- . - 4E,-.A - ilk' . M 41 .j,,,f, i2 -'f' 4 ,, , 5 'vt 'Y .U 'J Q00 + fakf. 1 .al We N f' - , .1 '1354 v fm +1 Hi Fm, sr , 5 'L , egg lg, 5 U , xv -,n ' 71 2 K 'W W' V. , -' 9 , ' 0 . wx: 1 ..- .Y . QA , t '- -1 f' 'H - 'TW A-fz3 'II : , , A' Z Al-T '21, ' Q .L l ' 1,2 : ' 'Bl 1-Q 'Q f 'I' 3' f -' ' A 1 f QU. 'T A rg -5- i gg- ' f - hf g, ,L , , a.'E?r 5' A 12 N.- vi- , DQHQY rn F J 5. -- W1 X If A lx ! f' gag: Q-ALQQTFB ?lF'gIfrWfL'l I w ff y f-X '5i, 4 , .gpr.. . j'-Gs.: wh,--V ,,,.f A Y! N , L HJ, M4 U F-nn: Nl. .-ul ywh . 3 Q. W I' ',.,. x 4 1. ' u 5 an - 0 Q ' f The various Spirit Groups did their usual superb job of boosting school spirit at games and rallies this year. Each group did their part to make 1978-79 a year to re- member. This year, the Drill Team, led by captain Beth McDonough and co-captain jackie Swift, attended summer camp, learning new routines and perfecting their perfect timing. The five Song Girls also attended camp, learning and creating new routines to liven things up. Letter Girl captain Teresa Loney and her seven companions also put in many hours of hard work this summer to get ready for the busy year ahead. All three groups attended all of the football games and most of the home basketball games. The various costumes, voted upon by the girls and approved by the captains and Mr. Urban, lit up the fields and courts, so that things never got dull. And if they did, the cheerleaders were right there, ready to wake us up and keep us on our toes, With new cheers and BIG mouths, they kept us alive when we were down and cheered us to even higher heights when we were ahead. All in all, this has been a year we'll never forget. rf , f - Aa! 1 1 ,Q 3 ...T- j An illustrated news cast. The bUUel'flY Show- 1978-79 Drill Team, Front Row, l-r: Lani Labrado, Kelly Tarantino, Laurie Carrigan, jackie Swift, Kathy Mul- hall, Linda Mackin, Anne Lawlor, Christie Mehew, Theresa Lessingp Back Row, l-r: Lisa Hillier, Patty Dur- kin, Michelle Lehner, Sue DiRito, Dede Verzic,Beth McDonough, Tish Rivera, Kathy Hanlock, Dede To- bin. Missing: Kristi Muller, juli jones. i if wi Nq vrl h U . all - if lf' l FIA Qt9aQ::su Cha-cha cha Theresa u. Qi, , X Y I xaxx lk Rx! R ' N.z W 5 f QY' , 1 .J 6 ' Q 59 Y' X 2- if - P TWJZT gd 'sa 5 .4000 5 ft f .. ' Q ' 'Q New ,. J r L ' , 'Y' ,x . . 25:0 Rl ff, A f A . ' , Ti A' 5'-. fl 4 ' 1' . 4 -seek.-,. A 'W-'f:t's.3f,. 1 -.',:,uasf- -. F W-H131 -'I' f'-'Q 'f Q fiiss?aiss?5 ff- '-'7':' 'XE 11- Z5 , We,lifR'i!xi5,31ia!'.x: ':S,f5I?f '?Ii1w 'ElV - . , h ' l. -W - f:?.mf--151ua'- lm,-:S --4-'Q - mn'-'-':::1l'f!:'1, Ei' 4? - - :oi N- N ii 54'f'f 3fiQ5?5f33i337 fi'-1'-A f' .7 n . V' R '5 ' if fi' 95- X Ali! it 1 I WX: 'ZQMA Qfwm 3 - x., .J P: Q- Qi. Y, Q H .K ,X 4 ui , .5 ,q.- -.- Ieen Kerwin S rner .1 13 .,..,-V , . -X N lg I7 :V '.Q 's . f Q 32:5 L? 42 -y 'Aff -r 'f'3 ' -fxgip in 1 .. Tiff ,xr Q Zvi' f-ij BM 5 E222 D Wage 22 22255 Spirit Week is an annual event at St. Francis, promoting enthusiasm for the Home- coming Came on Friday, October 27, against Sacred Heart. Hat Day was held on Friday, October 20, preceding Spirit Week. Students were en- couraged to express themselves wearing hats of all varieties. Sophomore Chris Pa- lermo won a ten dollar prize for the best hat. The following Monday marked the official opening of Spirit Week with Poster Day. Spirit Groups and the classes decorated posters depicting school spirit and the theme, We're Great in '78. Tuesday was deemed Brown and Gold Day. Students were allowed to dress any way they wanted fwithin reasonl as long as it was brown and gold. It was also a testing day, so very little spirit was generated. Wednesday the Senior Class sponsored a Dawn Disco extravaganza presenting Chris Hawkins and Bill Larsen as disc-jockeys. l want my mommy. And God did it in six??? What'd you-get? Y. gif '-0' The Fonz' Cinderella and Panelli 'V !'rf'1:!?i?BiI.g, 3541 kg? I Ri We Hey, who.set the alarm? Hey! The camera's this way! , ...gf Lost his head over the tug-o-war. This is a good place for a stick-up. How did I ever get myself into this? The crowning of our queen' Spirit Week 165 Coffee, tea, or milk. Wednesday was also 50's Day, allowing students free dress in 50's styles. The winnel of the nostalgic dress-up contest was Brian Mortenson, who dressed himself as 2 hood. Thursday during both lunch periods the Varsity Cheerleaders put on a Cooking Show featuring Chef Pete Scanlan and his recipe for Irish Stew QSacred Hean Fighting lrishj. That same afternoon, the decorating of the halls commenced. Seniors decorated the Administration Building, juniors took the 200 Building, Sophomores the 300 Building and Freshmen, the Cafeteria. judging for the best hall took place while the student attended a bolstering night rally featuring a top heavy tug-o-war, and presentation o- bibs to the football players by the Spirit Groups. Friday, the day of the game, featured another rally honoring the many victorious ath- letic teams at S.F. Also, the Homecoming Queen nominees were presented to thi student body, and a wet t-shirt competition was held between the nominees' es corts. Norm Smith and his beautiful bod won. people passers, wheel barrow races and five-legged races helped bring a victory the Seniors over the juniors and a tie between the Freshmen and Sophomores. - niors were the winners of the hall-decorating contest and the Frosh were secon ln the afternoon, Play Day was held on Bro. Fisher Field. Tug-o-wars, pyramic s The Lancer Football Team was victorious over Sacred Heart that night, 14-35 and the Homecoming Dance, featuring S.F. Star, Cindy Grillo, escorted by jeff Pane fClass of '78j, was crowned Homecoming Queen. Gloria Cunha was runner-up. The Spirit Week of '78-'79 was a brief 6 days that we will not soon forget and hop to enjoy again. Wonder if anybody'll catch me. 166 Spirit Week ' if 5 S411 gr jimi' I 1 if 2' Q an .M 1.4 , ,gf ' r. . .M 1, -,4 , I N 1, 1 , 1 Lu W P gs as-,-hi I, ij. 'r V , ,wA,f 'V ,g . X 7 1 Vfw Wa f 1 MA f' .35 iff we ,X N H., ' di M ffiilx JI 52 I b . l.,..ff+fsl Nj ,Ag fx 455 if 1 L init! E' 4? Q, W fo ,,Qr in ' r in V lin? Qkiiii i A I , NL 1. ,figs r ai J F X N 1 i I. A.. message le ' it . 14' 7 . -'ffilvgae . 5 ' I ' Jin. Upfka ,J .HJ vs... :-.4 N .1 Ji 'MA K. Rf., , rxl., ' , 1 . :XA A x x f. , mn Wig, f r Where's your partner Paula? X, rl Q -1-7 L ls K 1 W g w . x A P 1' J 4' Q- R 2 .-11 -'.f ' X -1-,L X .fx 'gi ,hr f isa-5-5 W 'Q Tlny Dancer Y x ,fl fi :M rl? 4? KJ ,Q , A fr- -. G '74 .',Q 8 .. ,ml '-55? . ' p I . - S 'P 'X , 41 ,df -f 3 Plw 5. Hg xg, ,HM ,, I Q 4 1 g K 'N- 4, 'ZF N , - 'ef gm ff' ij! 1 Alu... I .5 is sifffvfi fi ., 1 li' 'A f ff ' 'W'-4 ww? Vi - . v '. n , K 4 ,,. . ' 'I ' Aw 1 A Q, ' V - 1. '- ' , 4, w.. , 4., 5 X ,- 4 .,-., , . ' N ' .. , K . ,-. 5 , ,.1. L .fu . ,, , V - .. . . +.A . , ' A , fwr,-X5-4. w , swxlli , K. .. W ' m . - N V 'Trl l , Q2 ?!i'i Q Ease 2 ie? On the evening of April 7, 1979, the Saint Francis A.F.S. Club stayed with tradition by spon- soring the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Traditional yes, but the band, Fragile, and the cool, exciting atmosphere led to the not-so traditional style of dress. Costumes steered away from the cowboy expectancy, and ranged from simple everyday clothing to the exotic outfits of the twenties. Fragile was hot- to-trot and although people didn't trot, they did get into some heavy boogying. It was, as usual, an evening that will be re- membered by all who attended. Ole! 172 Sadie Hawkins Dance My date lost me. And the secret woid is . . . ! l x United Farm Workers i '. PQRK OUT! Wanna go to my place? ,I .lx fy, f . n 5 Q 1 W, , ,Jn v E-nf, R3? .4 . ji ir -N ' ' f ' align ' - . QN . V :gf '. 'igziv 'fs-J 1w'r+Ji:. I.,a,'.'4 'gf 1, ' ' 4- 5 9 ? I g,,,,x35 L91 ff' ' . la- 'Q 5-N -vfw. f f 1 . . l I 1 A W' x -J FX gf l J T, .UQ -1.5 f-a fx ,Q A .X .,r x ,Q , ,. . JXP. f .X 1, .. ,, ff! fs E . + ' ,--,i.-- .a - :IZ f , f,ff A .1 Q rf. 1,11 1-dy 45. .J iw qw.. ,J l r 'W ig gage? eeaegee ee Daddy is a girl's best friend and that was the theme of the 1979 Father-Daughter Dance held on Saturday, March 10th. From eight thirty to midnight the couples danced the night away to the music of Shaky Ground. The dance was sponsored by all of the spirit groups and moderated by Mr. Robert Urban and Ms. Patricia Sullivan. The proceeds from this event will go to- wards next year's spirit groups and lowering the costs of their uniforms. An interesting point is that the dance was held on the same night as the final game of basketball's Tournament of Cham- pions in Oakland. Numerous calls were made throughout the evening to a local news station in order to keep everyone posted as to our team's progress. Which only goes to show that whether through sleet or storm or even Father-Daughter Dances, our school loyalty will not fail. A-dipping we will go fi-3 lg Nm H1 '14 A rose between two thorns! Where have all the daddy's gone? 174 Father-Daughter Dance He's MY guy How do I do this, Dad? l 1 '1? ',. TJ r af' I 5 11 fi l' -A--I 5 XXX :FQ 14 . N 'L- '14 N, A yr .ff -ll , is' ,AW ,1c1,,,--In if 'I ,s, , if QF xv . A Q11 is x, , V 5,11 , .,, . , :la ,.. ,i 4.,, ,,,, ,fri ' Q , ' if -- -2'-LL'L'I.i , L -.35 . . 8, 4 . I .4 L 52 A '94 in Ease 2 The Girls' Powderpuff Football season consisted of two teams-varsity and j.V.'s coached by Mr. Aguiar. Although it was a and learned some football strategy from Mr. Aguiar. The toughest opponent proved to be Cupertino High against whom we played a truly memorable game in the rain under the lights. Best of luck to next year's powderpuffers! See ge l N as f short season, everyone had a good time Three little Lancers in a solemn mood ll an-fi I ' :ZH . ,k,5:I,A. -V g -- .s v-, . -, ,vw 1 , .cm- f, 3 ' ' in-f-. V -4 , tg. The Lancer Machine in a huddle with Asst. Coach lvers Going f0f the TD! Lisa battles through enemy territory. MF' nanny. W pt-use g,m,Q2l ah T y ,sf law X. v J. l lk I f 1 ,A I mr . 5 I l fs K llglgl Kxy Whf Thx AQV1 ,9 ' -fwlQfQ ' he J-ji W5ww't .HlMfls. .+- .lfx I, Q 1 I Ylvx ' .a Ai ll- ' 'ft W QQ -ah . LL, L i Check out those muscles tl KJ' ' I 2 . i f i mx N 1' M .. . V ' i F I, in - nv- :X . f : -- W 1 'I . , 1 L-1. ', b,r,- 6 ' L- . , A .N .. , - fm, ,, Q, ,, .I 'Q-a.:,,,, . V 6 H A V ..,,. ., A , , ,.- 4 Nh! 4 ' . nv . -V V .il - vu . . 1:-vb U41 . ' I' 'K 'U 5 .iv r- aww- .r i 'wr --afwf Y . 44., . . x , -fvm.mM,,, ,,.,1'F The Lancer kick-off 'Lf' .. 74, . -f-v ifjlffa . . ,, I -M rag- . - -an an--V. ,,.,-L. ,- A., , H124 Carolyn Fant Skipping downfield Avoiding a mess Another picture of Mary Klein The Lancer Machine in action. Powderpuff Football 1 77 Ho-Hum, an award. ?eeiee aes ?2ee On May 18th, students of St. Francis received awards for aca demic achievements. Bill Larson was presented with an appointment to the U.S. Na val Academy. Dave Specht was presented with an appoint ment to the U.S. Air Force. Other awards were given by ous clubs and institutions: Rotary Club-Chris Outstanding Student Award-joe Piazza, Boys' State-T Quinn, Girls' State-Monica Zanger, Lions Club-Vance mann, Kiwanis Club-Scooter. Outstanding Peter Todd and Dan Riley, grabbed the audience's with their high achievements in Math. Congratulations to those who reached the top! My fellow countrymen- :STU 3' Q 3'2- You'll be sorry! Whats this? ev! Could there be another one? mv 'n LE? H .Q Nl f- . i at if N , . 2 1 1261,- ' L -Sang -.L-. i-H ,QQ f :gm-gs Q -- f 1 fr. cgsi 'if wx 44575: l -I X Y, 4 .N QI 9, Hs ,- f , - f.,-V ,V AJ.. if . , '. W PQ ge, 3901, J A .ul . -ng , , w lv f ,. --1-,h r .. if ' V. ...,, ,J-N fn, ,.-L....n..p-ann' ' r,1 ' .-'- ' 'VL' :ga V . , w M.- ,.-'- b r 5 Ji 5 r . .f ,I u VI V , , A Q- ,-rs-3 -. .1 Q. .u-3 ,gn V .w s-,ap -1--r - L to r: Suzanne Guslani, Christopher Morris, Peter Scanlan, Carolyn Connelly, Karen Tate Senior Class Officers Chris Morris ....... ...... P resident Karen Tate ............... ...... V ice-President Suzanne Guslani .............. Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Connelly ............. Senator Peter Scanlan ........ ...... S enator jeff aaaafeiii miriam ' acosta lauren, aguzar joel iii ahem stephanie antonioii re ary g' iintonoff i Hanna ariente Cafe!! , dfmd7'ldSCO michael atazae ' 5ernie 5a H7011 i steve lieeker john ' i aeckman 182 Seniors 1 'Z' , . , . 4 . , J Z. 0 . T ' 2 A I, F F J U1 N ' 0 'mln I ,' J'-QB 'Y' 3 i 'lr F . A.: , N? , , Lfju ' f ri n l ff -' , M715 , ' i 1 rt 1 W J karen 5er3un james 5 lair pafriciuai ' 5b3in'e 6 ' 6oita n o IW lfokman imiciteuey , 5one t fi pa trifcia 6oo ne melissa 6ore lZv carolyn 50 1f1Td fi ' I Eoulger kevin 51001: ' . - Q + A H,5ro'u sSar9 M Seniors 183 we 6llCll 67' fu , V 1 laiina 6 , 15111: ann 61155 - I Wai! .vi N asia , I A M 'iw .F I ,V , ' 2? ww' ch ns 5usic1z rick ez cifiieuo kenneth fcaley carol' C0111 e3 uar3o calvo mark carlos x mdrczls ' cwrpene gavin I I Cliff ceczlza C455 fggw 184 Seniors 19 ix fix V- wa JE X .TM fflxl. TPL HF X If w xx 1 'K' L -1 v 5' ' 'J.If'i Q' X , 'NSI .H ' :gp ' WML 1 -I i f 1 4 Q - -5 if ME il A 1 I V f 91 A , . ,f ww 1:1 - ,V - ai, 1 . x: 1 .- cr A A' , , . , V Fifi :HW pd: lf: 42: J, '.i r.-v nr? ' x ... A W rf . J 1 J I an 5 A HV' 1 , 1 F f ra 1 , x I 70 A I! II' 7 J-3 J-V fi?-' 9' b 1- x . 1' .. , , ' yelnmn wh 1 ,mr ,I w X px 4 . J 1 V G X 1. 1 Mm 1 W. W s , 3 YL ffl' Qfgjill-5 N1 Q6 1' EIT- . fn. W X .- --1, ..,,-.'-4, Y, -1 . ' If 1 4. 1 I L -, 1 N 4 . 'A 4 g Jw x at Sn- 3' A V A, - , . , 'E 1: V 'i'S.... mx 111571 . K, ry we A' Y WS J' J! gussell castle? pafricia cato mary cation annamaria cefros frank CBSBYIII margaref clzasulz catlzeri ne clzerrstrom 1121 e n ciernick ros,e , czermck Mn clark f wggffod carol coclzrane Seniors T85 We 113 cogkey 011718 st G0 77Zf0 1' e3snZar3 condon ca rol connelfy carolyn connelly ro5erf , cont: Jensise corqy Beirbre a COVCOYUYI jizz CTIPPFYI james arise! gloria cunha caralyn e G'U1'I'd1'l 1 86 'Seniors I - . fs' I I r 'I ., V i1 :i - is ff 1 X. W ,. ,N ls xl 4 L, marga ref curry nafalaia aaponte lyaia Jearcof ro5ert Jema rtini carol ine Jeufsch susan Jirifo 3a1?eW Bollarhiae mary Jouglzerfy monica Jraganawslu aarienne auque Benise e3nPar3s William enas Seniors 187 famine escover 1 I, fm QEF' N EEE V 7: Q7 faravelli , flzorgzas fernanbez 5ar5ara My F 41 'I-'rin , l , 'Q . 3 katlzleen 1, . - 'K' YJ 6139 ' Suianke L flalerfy sharon -1 avin H, m Q. theresa ynn evm 0 e 188 Seniors 'LLIL 5, 'PM Li 3 ,l In laliff' ,I .L QL- ' 1' : .1 -4-1, . ,-L .i . - '- 1 1 , . -.-11. E5 N W X x K 9 my Y Q M -I 'F ,,N9E5, ,rg 'W 1 1 5 -I IA 1 i W 1 - fir 'Jani f J if 17 J' L-in .jf 'l J ,mx r, x 4, ' X , . ' 1 z It Q . a t V' V Li '. gk .', : ' -. Q ku X I ' - Y f n 1: H 4 45: f New kevin fosfe r gina francisconi Victoria franks john freifas g1'6g0fy french stuart fre iz janet ffffl margaref friebl tony furia margarefe ga5e 3a1?i3 galiofto ro5erf gallaglzer Seniors 189 .n .ENV .1 I'-' vqh n it guys! si-ag 3, Wi f 'L :wife ,- . ' What are you looking at? Romance!! 190 Seniors .,,, - - .MA- ,-, ,. VW!-r -,Y N. .., -. 1- Y . -.4 ,. . .J :Hn ow-X ' - -' ,Q ,f rj A, an , ' .a Q ! ..,. i, -,Hg n,.,-1 441.- -..4- -. Br 1 fi , ll, Q .fzffiff -' L' .L I V -.-: M., 4 1-- .- We've been invaded! What a cute couple! NT Yi 'Yi E, f ff! 'llll :av I X . - 'iffi -iff 1, V J My mommy won't let me keep the cat! I . -Q ,124 4,1 A ,- 1 ri Oh Liza, dear Liza! . .1 ! x. X Q 'T . ' A 1, 1 .L ' if . W , I ve had a hard day You thunk I like encyclopedias? Seniors 191 ...,.........,.......--i N Fooled him again. just loe CooI ! loe goes preworld war ll. :'1'.:,-f :515::.,,z '?,5.,w ' 'Cz :lf 1 am :ff -ref:-m 1 I - - . . . '--J 'ef . -921-4 , , J .L A-Vlfiif-f ,,'-1171527 V i 'ii '?f5fli'F??w.ii5:' 3 ' Ia 1- '2'w-'-ling R- - r A X WF.-4'f JE 9f ' f 15 1375-elgt-fi 'f f if I..-- ' 'air Get off my back. Hey mom! Look at us. W Stick them up! f 'il just pull! Y X l'4'?7.Tp-,Wi - l u f . 4 3 ,, - A just don't drop her! , .,, 4' ,sg Caught you again, loe. l fl l ,l i M Oh no a test' This ns really interesting. . 'jfs If looks could kill. . l , Seniors 193 gil-fy garrigues rosemarie . ga fry karen glztley michael gaizzera I I marjoUe ' gazzolo jahine geise A kevin geffy johri giagiari carozyn giwerg shirle gilffm A Ham 9 , gonzales 194 Seniors ide A ' ' f w :y H ua- , ug L -Rl 1: f WT Hi ' 4. 6511+ ' , 4 Jr l 'W F 'X SN 4 L ff. . . 43 1: ' n w divan... N I Lim.- zw ' .-2' ' mjfa ' xl, ' f I F Llx hi, 7 x I M J 14 . Nba. , -1. E g x i'0 christine goo3ing ma ry ann gooawin ebouarb gransfeaf Jenise Hfeffofy james W QR' if ' gfetf cynfhiaw grille kenneth, , gllffwfe Suzanne guslani ron , gutzerrez 311112 llflgdn - kyle lzagen kafhleen haggerty Seniors 195 micha eZ hammonb jen: er nine if' ' 3SUSl1n hanse ff' S john lzariiman f 071312607 hart ju ze hawey mlzffhe,-e hauglzey chfjstopl1g r hanfkins kziiharihe hegpfz 5ar5ara hellier ro5ert 'lrenbefson hernan3ez 196 Seniors F if., . a-T5 Aff 5 if- 1 ,- I A . , . 'Q , , Q. U- 1 c 4 Q A X 4 lk :Qu L ,,,,-at , l an. 5, C .f 'W r 'K 1 s l si 'N Af ea Q5 N af- e wi -fffi s we ,EM Q7 afisan hills , teresa hinojosa araa hogle kelly holmes clzrisfoplzer hoops 5ruce hoppe ff: omas lzoran roaert hostetler michael lzuason rant g iale marie imlaelz nancy isaac Seniors 197 lisa isola cynflzia jones ruth ann kr st na ,E ykgcznzarek karkas ag in I. :lon a karpinski karen n keller C 01716 V071 n n Q kelly john nn, anne kernfin ronal3 king mdfy lzlezn 198 Seniors . a F' . W 1 . ' , V ' Q-w iz: ' '-L t vu, 1 My ' , if i I ' a 5 -is 1 W X f .1 V k 1 4 We N5 n 5- W H41 ,, N V 'xA I Q H fr-1. er , f er r L- ,W k L A :MH 1' Q- H 6 ,x :t l M re ghcgeringe, ann koontz ro5ert kostovny ' iz Joslgizclzeler terese lzrezanoski margaret kuczma e aitor ' lacam5ra mary Zachapelle Q mike , lanephere V gordon, lanser 34:66 i e larclzer kristen larkin Seniors 199 I ' I Iwzllmm iii Zarson kathenine larwooe I week lavelle 22:22 ' shezela lee ue pew Zellner lenarfz jim eonare rick Zineehan peter inlor 1 nz: lance lim charles e e locfitefelb Janie! e e e Zoney 200 eeie Seniors . .71 . H-3 ji V 1-.ax 3, tlzeresa loney martin loretz gina losito jolzn Zosito marie lowman pat mccallion karen , mccavztt paul MCC Zufe fuzzy mcconville martha mpc fone k v' emgbevift e1iza5et1z mdonougfz Seniors 201 eamqeean a macintosh e , ' a Suzagme W niackin Y ,'--'A f ' maggza A I : magma 475 a V fimoflly maguire 'xy we -- 222 in james mailer les 1 , mahoney W lisa A mazwala alicia , t e e ' eee f manaarich W f dime? . A J b Y .manmng eee aaa aaa eee e e eee 202 rs l mifx, as 1 , I :ea-ff ' , , .-M1 l,, ', , , ...ve . - . l ky P- V 1' my 3 , H! N N1 A tg, i I 1. ' My . 4-lf' - if , W U. -. F ,, ' 1 5 ' .-.sw 11' K' N , e W, iq ni L ri I I , rf F: U 'L+' .,b 1- l.,?, A , I. it 7, qyfgkei gi ted e marcopuios marina marenco jeffre margzchak marie , martina kevin , ma rtznez ga reflz massara Bonne mella marilyn miller matthew mzrenria Valerie mzssman steve montaivo michele e moran Seniors 203 eE,: You don't say! Another piece of garbage! 'Q 204 Seniors 'M C' O Seniors hail the brown and white. St. Francis revisited Buz-z-z l'm not going to tell you the plan Me against the world. I 'EXIT l t ' 1' Right on!! --Y 1 Kick back Hawaii here we come. The Crowd Per eating a pear. Seniors 205 vi-U. QF' i::. A4 f Wh 1 ? 1 5' X -4 I. -RSS 'Q ,F 1 ' W. 'qt . 5. Q 'F .I .qw 'x I ful .41 'M JL 5 , l I wk, .. F f-3-?U I Wr- Z E , E N Af '12 Ds ,539 ,Den l r c . Y, A V Q3 mmflg J 'r V . Tffjf' Y V - , , ',-.. 5: '. X K vi E f If ,...... ,...J Tyg. - MA fm--:Mz:,x ,.,,' .... -- I F ' ,Q -H . X ! it :Q , '1 2+ x . . -'xx J 5 if ,-L-Q-ve'-.. U+f Ulf: -df' Nusa S, -. .1 Y , up .77 ','. , . fl -wi ' f 1 Wk -I - F vin. ' JM' Ax Rv-. F I' H mx '.4 I -ix ' Q A 1x 'Q . X X , ,V y. x SX-l1g 7! JL' A I. uv-'v' A f'al' 4.- 3..v-.jx 1 15 1 1 '-5. .fry ff -5 I ol .. S -my 1 Q. ,iQ ': q::'5Ng-Y I I Q- 'f. 31g 'y , Mig 4 A 1, ' -5 xx N 07. - - I ,jj It ' T'-'xx 4? -. A1 , ---...,, Q 12 leaf- 1 A solem Gall Y 5 Qrf ,wg .,, f. I , . ,pw ax' ' ? J 4 '.:..'5' . ..L-.J. . x A Wk f 1 mfs 3' f ,fat f, '- 21-s W .' iff. -al' 'KI 1 euliza 585th m01'gd7l christopher ' r r u u m orris hfigdfh r r mortenson u: 'E Fpaul mortola Wvian mulber hafhy mulhull tam multz friuan murphy christirn a yyy murphy rahrisiopher E murphy -mihre murphy parturicex murphy 5 W H, 210 Sensors l M. its J ,::.'Fg ' l as . at Q' -'ff l1i:r:'9'- A ' '-'L - if if A ' ' .-F' - ' U ' Ng-'. -AAI? I' ' ' Y 1 'rl'- ,- r 5, - , r n 1: all e A.lV 3T?,,E , fl 1 . l' W V ' f ' W' - p 1 111 V ' Ln: ' - I, 17'- f A rp .QR ' 1:16 I A F, nfl'- wllief , ,- ,a g F, I p ' - er-13 1 5115611 'war paul r nelson Vance neumann eric , norazn jennifer nortnanly ani ta ocafrain michael afarrell patrick o'lzare mary ka olenlzle miclzael 1 oreilly p angela ornelas peter ' l palmerson Senilors 211 tina , pqn-o nQ n 6: ' tom parks . parratt an Q22 M annemarie X, P 61505 i iv , X W Jfff pafrme kifsten pizberson W :ff nz 11160 6 M 1 56 55 1561 pietro52m XX 'Y fe gm 9' X 521 f' W w r K ff' ILL., 33' .gall Q' Z T fl I A1 , rwffa p 221 YI , 1' ' Ji: 1: W 3 ' . -Qgncenf pi ro 221 ia jean Plllmmef katfileen popovgec 555 555 ., ,N ,QQ -Q 212 Senio'rs : ,KIM- 1 ' V ' W r '-an I I xiii - if if R -'Fx HK' 1? Wayne powers nicole premo vicizi fafferfy gloria ramirez yoianoa ramirez anthony ,rampone gregory favizza kevin reagan iinoa regimoai oavio renuarf rosenzierg reyes troy rezenoez Seniors 213 1' ' . h'l'p P trick eee Jahiel file H I 15 s rivera A marga rzvera Willicsm ro5inson lg kurf eee rochlitz soabere pat rbegers ete rodriguez luisito, 1 rustza jesse Sanchez stephen 214 SEDIQTS f J . A 1?-IL 1 nk rj I ' ALA, ' ' ' N , , V' m' I 1, wg N 1 W. L, 1 V A in y ,Q A Il ,ii x L in ' Q in 4 rr X ' ,I LTQS jeanine sanfiiippo peter Scanlan john scarceiia tlzersea sc1zei3t , er Psclzenck tony schmiiit Denise sclzo5 maqami schreclzengiiausf ann scott lawrence ' se16aciz chris Asliimamoto tim Silva Seniors 215 p, Jeffffiu smzflz norman . Y smith fi 5 an3ra marie smith ohn i solirato kevin sornps Jeff sorrink 1 a anna mane ' 501126 Javib speck! e1isa5eth sroka joanna n Stacie n In john nn slava , fferesa stevens 5 5- x mi fu 216 Seniors gh , fm n V , 4 I 1 I -4 -, .. 'L 1 1 an Q? b A 1 x ' I 4 A . w -N .cl I' , I E3 v H HH i w x. M x F 1 y I I E l T-LVM ng 51' A I W' XJ , ' . 1' - :xg ,. X- Z ' . ff L F5 ',,g,e ' 'i , . s A E: I.-E - ,6 17-41 'asf A' I , I v. QL,-P--,iv A f , I7 r L I 'He W 1 X V nf -X e :ii .,.f's1. , K4 X6' in EIDE ui 'N I ro5erf stoesser jubiflz suellentrop fi m sulger 5rian Sweeney lee snfiatkowski 3el55ie I faranfzno karen fate marci , feresz sharon tlzorpe mark tzpton elizafeflz to5in phillip tomac Seniors 217 tuason HW urruftza I ranee ushigome I aa a I asa Varfanzarz fe reS a velez I Eaezareg , verzzca rolana, Vzexzra agaregagy Vitale lisa wfoss paffah Wahl a nn Walsh a r y Walsh 218 Seniorii aaa 1 F I a a A m N 'M 5 '-QR b, , f . - ' f 'If Q on : marcelie A' 1 , s 11 Walton I X L ' christopher -. s o -iff ' 'c -bQ,. Ai nl? ' Welsh s o A i L fhomas i s s weseiolz therese white we in john Whitney grace Wiegers michael williams 4 michael i ' Wilton ll . s wrasman kafharine W ceieste zanoni missing: V i ni armono eric , i ci oonvicino runte 'i ' flm0f1ly timothy izaisteo nlooo Seniors 219 wise gee iaeeee Se Sage se 25. The 1979 Senior Ball was held on Satur- day, May 12 from 7:30 to midnight. 188 couples attended the festivities held at the Hyatt Hotel on Union Square, San Francisco. They dined on Prime Rib and danced to the music of the band Apostrophe . This year's theme was When the Lights Go Down in the City . Chaperones in- cluded Br. Matthew, Father Bitterman, Sr. loanne, Mr. and Mrs. Urban, Mr. and Mrs. West, Mr. Delaney, and Mr. and Mrs. Christensen. Many thanks to Mrs. West and the Se- nior Class officers for an evening the couples will not soon forget. One sheep, two sheep . . . 220 Senior Ball in if Uh no! Now he's flinging food! Let's boogie. You're going home with someone else? QR, ,. Q? zyyg sg... LJ' ,P Tea for two. 3-.J K5 .I-L N. --ff .R - 12 N r - 4. .JZ . :llifzgal 'g':lll'K:5T -V' if 2 -ffaf 2 Xs- Russ and his roll. 7,7!Qfr'1' .A A 7' Tim Rodden and Beth McDonough. fmvfia L. ' LA!! Simon says eyes cIosed. ,. v I 'q - Yi -f 5 .lfo X ,, ,,, You dropped salad in your lap Senior Ball 221 Ee? Eeaee ees Ee Eeeee The Senior Brunch, which was held at the Marriot HoteI's Grand Ballroom, was a new addition to the calendar of senior functions this year. It replaced Grad night which hasn't been held in recent years due to lack of funding. Many Seniors at- tended the nine a.m. banquet to feast on scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, rolls and jam, and assorted fruits and juices. Class officers and Mrs. West were presented with gifts and a good time was had by all. sl MQ' . ki '--- .5 ' 'lf-Z A .f ' , 'Q. 'Ji 1 A gleesome threesome You guessed It I put em all to sleep Nyah-Nyah! i - 1, . . M . ' .A Q' i- -In f ai- -Q f .U ' . - 'I li Lil E-, ,Mage - 4 . X -v Q: r 1- A V' Ja., ' :I T W - ,- f-. ' by FT 4 ' , i si.- - 5 . , J .f ' F- ...VI 1 , 850, ,. 1 - Q ,3 A . - 1 A L -F , . . L .1 ' ., 3 A 4 U J ' . 'j lg 5' I h J 121- :Lia 'J h A 5 7 Hunks' The Band. lt's just Teresa Loney! .lr - F. L., . ., 1 ,- 'f I A. V, ,ff -, .A ather Bitterman compliments the class. Faces in the crowd. .1,. L.. - . f.. ,- U 5 .5-. ,xl A . 4. . T , -.lf '. Q C 4 In ----Q The Mad Hatter Don't I have a lovely tongue? 'W' 4' , ,lu rf' , Xe Fi' A 3 L. Senior Brunch 223 ,Baccalaureate jlftass Saturaay evening jlftay nineteenth at six o ,clock Saint grancis c7'Ugi1 Radiat jftenwriat Gym 5 l, ,Q , Z,1..l fl iii: . ' .ffil E 5 v r-ifli, ,N , . K ' U gm 7 ' 'L Rm. ,pl t- ,. veil Brother Don of the seven 224 Baccalaureate Mass Bless this Bread sgz,-4' , Qi 3-N LL- Say thank you, Sister! A little while and you shall see me no longerp and again a little while and y shall see me, because I go to the Father. 1' Body of Christ Sing, sing a song A me of 'l 'l' ' fartan Father john gives the Homily. Ommmmmmmmmm There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens. A time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plant, and a time to uproot the plant. A time to kill, and a time to heal, a time to tear down, and a time to build. A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to scatter stones, and a time to gather them, a time to embrace, and a time to be far from embraces. A time to seek, and a time to lose, a time to keep, and a time to cast away. A time to rend, and a time to sew, a time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate, a time of war, and a time of peace. Baccalaureate Mass 225 73, JP? ' 1 x ga' VX- . 5-L 3 1, . She Senior Ctoss of i fm! Saint grancis Jtigh Schoot announces its raouation gxercises Vs Lf Sunooy morning, jlflay twentieth i at eleven o ttoch ,Brother gisher meh? . 'K,.- 1 YF Guest Speaker Mr. T T t 226 Graduation T y Bubbles . . . Skid R z.! f . '-'JI4.'Vi fy.- af - nl -.- - vi .sb lil Lf W ' , Q32-A.'jA. This chapter has come and gone. fi Brother Matthew with Chris Morris and Suzanne Guslani, Man and Woman of the year. A special moment F F' : QL. h Hwy, I I. !, ' 4 I I ' 'li Presentation of Diplomas 'Gi Ain't I cool? 'L .Wg I , . I . it. 'ii , 1 In One up - three to go. Graduation 227 Ee wg? we isa Editing a yearbook is no picnic, but the many wonderful people we worked with made it all worthwhile. We wish to thank everyone who made this special book possible, the editors: Missy O'Farrell, Maureen Fitzsimmons, Grant Idle, Marie Martina, Ann Souza, Kevin Somps, and Chris Doyle, the staff: loe Stephens, Monica Tribble, Donna Calejon, Chris Van Shaak, Christine Mendevil, Kathy Ott, Sue Holthauws, Wendy Cockey, Te- resa Stephens, lim Linlor, jill Royce, Kathy White, Kevin Foley, Dave Scanlan, Mark Tipton, and all of the photographers who took those outstanding pictures. We also thank these special non-staff people: Phil Griego, Cathy Cherrstrom, Greg Forlenza, Mom and Dad Fitz , and Mom and Dad O , Ann Scott, and especially the faculty and coaches. Many thanks to the cover designers, Ms. Kipp, Mary Wii- son, and Clarence Wang. A special thanks to MS. DIANE KEPHART who encouraged, contributed and who was always a friend we could count on. We are really proud of this book because of its uniqueness. We hope you have en- joyed reading it as much as we enjoyed making it. It's been real, Kathleen Fitzsimmons Michael O'Farrell Editors-in-Chief ist 5 , The outstanding photographers 228 Yearbook l x BYE! Now how do you use this again? stir 2 Now all we need is a set of prints. i Eesaeie ieeaeee eeeea ,3,3., 14-Lt: ' ' Q2 2 f lrmj' 'NM ,l I' , , - ,r' 31' .:' --GU, QW'- s-f---T . WHEREAS, the Saint Francis High School Governing Board has met on May 30, 1979, and made the following resolution: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Governing Board of Saint Francis High School of Mountain View, California, on behalf of the entire community, recognizes and heartily commends BROTHER ROBERT CARBERRY, C.S.C. on his tremendous dedication and excellence to the Brothers of Holy Cross and to the entire community of Saint Francis High School. THE GOVERNING BOARD OF SAINT FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL further adopts the resolution honoring BROTHER ROBERT CARBERRY, C.S.C., by naming Gymnasium ll The Robert Carberry Athletic Center. The foregoing Resolution was adopted by the Saint Francis High School Governing Board on the 30th day of May, 1979. igeeeaee Eeaeeeeeeeee 230 Emporium Jn jwemoriam ofjVlr.Jac1zjVlolnar H931-19792 4-we-Q HMM'-14895 rc ,, pp Ulzere s no such thing as a free lunch --- Uncle jlflolnar Memoriam 231 AFS 130 Art Club 143 ASB 124 Baccalaureate 224-225 Badminton 36-37 Band 158-160 Baseball 70-73 Basketball, boys 64-69 Basketball, girls 28-31 Bike Touring Club 83 Campus Ministry 150-153 Cross Country, boys 52-55 Cross Country, girls 18-19 CSF 125 Dances 175 Dedication 4 Drama 134-135 Emporium 230 Europe Trip 155 Faculty 10-15 Father-Daughter Dance 174 Freshmen 88-97 Football 44-51 Golf 82 Graduation 226-227 Gymnastics 40-43 232 Index Honors Night 178-179 Interact Club 128-129 lntemational Club 131 Introduction 1-9 junior Prom 118-119 Iuniors 108-117 especial tllanlrsw mary Wilson sharon lzzpp Clarence Wang to the cover aesignersz Memoriam 231 Mindframes 142 Mixers and Assemblies 168-171 Newspaper 136-1 37 Parents Club 122-123 Poverello Honors 5 Powder Puff Football 176-177 Radio Club 132-133 Sadie Hawkins 172-173 S Club 126-127 Seniors 180-219 Senior Ball 220-221 Senior Brunch 222-223 Soccer, boys 60-63 Soccer, girls 32-33 Softball 34-35 Sophomores 98-107 Speech 138-141 Spirit Groups 161-163 Spirit Week 164-167 Sports Awards 86-87 Sports Spectacular 84-85 Spring and Christmas Concert 156-157 Swimming, boys 78-79 Swimming, girls 20-21 Table of Contents 2-3 Tennis, boys 80-81 Tennis, girls 22-23 Track, boys 74-77 Track, girls 38-39 Video Tape 154 Volleyball 24-27 Western Round-Up 148-14 Wrestling 56-59 ' s-227 Yearbook 228-229 flzat's all folks ,IIIII-I -I I1 -I PI ILI -r .IPIIHI II' I' I , 'I H ' rl I. 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