St Joseph Notre Dame High School - Reflections Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

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St. Joseph’s parish priests and the leaders of the Church provide us with spiritual guidance and give our schools a supporting hand during the school year. Reverend Anthony Hannan, C.S. Sp. Bishop Floyd L. Begin. Bishop of Oakland Pope Paul VI WARMTH 7 x re “77 a 2 B, , , Ax “SgSTENCE ua Br 4ank —— 3 ee . oy Y. WELCOME TO 3. ND. LEADERSHIP AND 3.7 S$’ FAGULDTY EVTCOPLA CULTURE To Form A More Perfect Union Mr. Anthony Aicllo, Principal, Social Studies Sister Dorothy Marie, Principal, Latin, Math “To assist the student in realizing and appreciating his potential as a person and “T try to plan a program that will mect the needs of individual students to grow and develop that potentiality within the context of a Catholic-Christian and develop Catholic leadership.” environment and experience.” A RY RC 7 . Mr. Philip Gravem, Vice Principal, History, Geography Sister Marie Celine, “Parental love is the only kind of love that should grow towards Dean of Girls, Chemistry, Physiology, Geometry separation. Being a teacher is like having a family of 300; and graduation “To instruct in Chemistry, Physiology, and Geometry, and to maintain effective is that painful separation. Yet within those four short years we've shared discipline as Dean.” enough anxieties, excitement, sorrows, and successes to keep those memories bright for a long time.” “To form a more perfect union, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare.’ These are the aims of our administration. From organizing activities to planning schedules, our administration works hard to create a closer bond between the schools. How to Promote General Welfare? Sister Catherine Theresa, English, Religion “In my English classes I endeavor to further the students’ skills in communicating their thoughts clearly in speech and writing. I hope to develop their appreciation for the literature that reflects the timeless struggles, ideals, and aspirations of mankind.” Mr. James Creighton, English, Leadership Sister Carol Kenning, English, Speech, Religion 5 “To help the person experience both the reflection and the depth of “T am trying to assist the students to discover in literature the wonder of human the pool.” nature and to achieve some skill in the painstaking process of communicating their discovery.” Sister Mary Elizabeth English, Guidance é “ Assisting students to acquire basic skills of English.” possible.” Mr. William Vosburg, English, Geometry I try to exert a positive and enthusiastic attitude, and to take a genuine interest in as many individuals as Ms. Georgia Vlahos, English, Speech “T listen and then react - in that order! ‘If a teacher . indeed wise he does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind.’ ” (Gibran) From classic to contemporary, from poetry to prose, from fact to fiction, students move through the required reading led by their experienced teachers. Through creative writing, short story contests, and essays, students learn to express themselves creatively and clearly. Ms. Maria Moore, English “That state of life is most happy where superfluities are not wanting.” Father John O'Reilly, Religion “I would like to convince my students that we come from God and will go Sister Elizabeth Mary back to Him again; ‘We have not here a lasting city, we look for one to Religion, Language Arts, Guidance come. Father Guadalupe Sanchez, Religion, Spanish Mr. Jack Gordon, Religion “By attempting to convince them that God really loves them as they are. Each student is unique and loveable.” Religion Works for Students Among the most important classes in the Notre Dame-St. Joseph curriculum is Religion. Besides being the foundation for both schools, it offers spiritual guidance for all students as individuals. As the Math and Science Departments help the students to understand facts and figures, so the Religion Department works to help the students to establish a better understanding of God and themselves. Sister Phyllis Cook, Religion, Math I “To help each student rejoice in the goodness of God in her own life and freely share that goodness with others.” a Miss Mary Ellen Brady, Math Even the woodpecker owes his success he ( ha Ilen es oO 1 to the fact that he uses his head and keeps pecking away until he finishes e the job he starts.” Math and Science, often considered the two most difficult subjects, have been made easier through the efforts of the Math and Science Departments. With classes ranging from Biology to Chemistry, MathI to Math Analysis, and Mr. Curran imitating the “Amazing Kreskin’, students taking any of these subjects will find an interesting challenge ahead of them. Mr. Milton Werner, Biology, Advanced Biology Mr. James Curran, Math ‘I would hope that students leave my class at the end of the year having climbed at least one step higher in their ability to understand the world around them and homework.” how they fit in it.” “There are only three things certain in life, death, taxes, and math Mr. Michael Phelps, Math, P.E. © casey” © Swe y ptlbteYon QO eee Aa Mrs. Gail Rodrigues, P.E., Math , Sin “By building strong minds and healthy bodies.” Tan : s Miss Concha Castellanos, Spanish, Biology Ms. Mary Molinari, Italian, French Ms. Rose Sartori, Spanish Mr. Robert Sickenger, French, Counselor “By promoting an atmosphere wherin exists a rec iprocal impartation of “To develop in my students the ability to place in perspective the knowledge - a mutual sharing - ‘a give and take situation on both sides.’ Both events which shape the world in which they live, and to make them students and teachers have much to offer, learn, and share with each other.” aware of the contribution which they themselves can make to society.” Sister Miriam Dolores, Latin I, Library “To administrate the library, moderate Student Council, and guide beginners in Latin I. Express Yourself! While the Foreign Language and Art Departments are totally separate, they are joined together by their creativity. Foreign Language teaches a completely new concept in speaking and thinking. Art allows the students to express themselves through drawing, prints, etc. Together these two departments make up part of the group electives. Le FAW i Vm ANY 1 iD h wa . Ms. Mary Kay Wesolek, Art, U.S. History . Art Richardson, Mechanical Drawing, Art “| appreciate the students’ worth as individuals and encourage them to appreciate themselves and each other.” Teresa Hom, Social Studies “There is a kind of release that comes directly to those who have undergone an ordeal and who know, having survived it, that they are equal to all of life’s occasions.” Sister Johanne, Career Life Planning Mr. Barry Weiss, History Mr. Paul Phelps, P.E. Mrs. Caroline Erbele, Business “Train students for beginning office jobs.” Mrs. Bessie Reeves, Music. Mrs. Clare Hanna, Home Economics “I feel | help promote the general welfare of the students by offering them an opportunity to develop skills and an appreciation of “goood” line, color, design, fashion as well as career opportunities in the related fields of Home Economics.” A Salute to Typeuriters, s6icv.0u,dsicsn Brooms, Kitchens For the gracious way they handle a heavy work load and some 580 teenagers seeking books, class passes, band aids, and other miscellaneous things, the secretarial staff deserves special thanks. Along with the maintenance men and the dietician, these staffs form the backbone of the schools. Mrs. Florence Cordray, Parish Receptionist Mr. Gene Cordray, Maintenance Man Mrs. M. Santilena, Secretary F Mrs. M. Taylor, Se @ Mrs. Otto Flocchini, Secretary 3 aylor, secretary Sr. Ann Loretto, Treasurer Parents Lend A Helping Hand St. Joseph High School Board, established in 1969, has served to assist and sustain the high school in cooperation and coordination with the parish of St. Joseph High School. The board is composed of laymen and women representing the school community. The board reviews school policy and budgeting and under the direction of the Pastor of St. Joseph's establishes and implements that policy, to continue and to realize the goal of Catholic education within the parish and the community. Members: Mr. Ronald Scalise, Pres., Mr. James Kelly, V.P., Mrs. Vi Cary, Sec., Mr. Richard Gregory, Mr. Louis K. Henderson, Mr. Robert Hopping, Mr. Andrew Jennings, Judge George McDonald, Mr. Michael Morton, Mr. Martin O’Connell, Mrs. Delaine Picinich, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Robles, Mr. Richard Schacht. Ex-officio: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alvin P. Wagner, Mr. Anthony Aiello, Sr. Dorothy Marie, Mr. Joseph Ferguson, Mr. Philip Gravem, Mr. Jeff Duncan, student representative, Mr. Ray Ratto, Mrs. Marge Taylor. : 2 f ‘ : : . , — . St. Joseph and Notre Dame High School Parents’ Groups — are organizations whereby all parents are members. Active ; membership is encouraged through the attendance of iy quarterly meetings, school functions (Report Card and Back 7. to School Nights, athletic events, and fund raisers. Both high a schools are indebted to their parents whose esprit de corps is : tas most evident and appreciated. Standing in the background, seldom seen but always working, St. Joseph’s Club has aided the school through its efforts, was the Notre Dame Parents’ Club, lending a supporting hand. such as the Little Reno Night which provided necessary The monthly Hot Lunch program, prepared and served by the monies for the purchase of audio-visual and office equipment, —_ mothers, is just one example of the services of the much- ; classroom furniture, and the budget for the speech and debate —_ appreciated Parents’ C lub. We apologize that photographic club. difficulties prevented us from including pictures. Officers: Mr. Robert Hopping, Pres., Mr. and Mrs. Martin Durante, Co- Board Members: Mrs. Delaine Picinich, Pres., Mrs. Mary Stelzner, Sec., Mr. Veeps, Mrs. Ronald Long, Treas. Class Representatives: Mrs. James Anthony Giannotti, Treas., Mrs. Marge Johnson, Auditor, Mr. Michael Duncan, Mrs. Patrick O'Connor, Mrs. Lou Agnew, Mrs. Samuel Reeves, Morton Parliamentarian, Catherine Dunn, Agnes Marcheschi, Joanne Sergent, Mrs. Leonard Cressy, Mrs. Robert Giron, Mrs. Dermot Dundon, Mrs. Veora Collins, Mrs. Kindlen, Connie Henneberry, Connie Servente. Kenneth Hoeschen. a “ 7 HM -RESH WEY Li — “ae ‘ sone ot i L—— at he a Michelle Acosta Shaun Arceneaux Carolyn Bay Tony Blomberg Jeff Camara Sabrina Choyce JoAnne Agnew Michele Arman Tanya Beach Angel Burns Sybil Carter Larry Clevenger Vance Ah Sam William Arrington Felicia Bejarano Karen Butler Elizabeth Celiz Russell Conley Yolanda Alequin Martin Avalos Danielle Belmore Linda Butler Gridhar Chandran Larry Contier Shirley Andrews Jackie Barrantes Cynthia Black Steven Cain Annette Chavez Frieda Crist Floriza Aquino Kenneth Barrow Robin Blaisdell Henry Call Kingman Chin Mark Curry Foxy, Fine - Class of ’79 That was the theme of the freshman class during Spirit Week. Freshman spirit soared as the largest class in the school ran away with first place in the Spirit Week competition and an honorable mention for best decorations. With the many small skits and stunts, the freshman class gained the winning points which put the Class of 1979 on the Spirit Week trophy. Thomas Dalcke Peter Deason Henry De Sousa Antonio Escobar Melinda Feight Kim Freitas Michael Daniels Adria de la Pena Keith Duncan Jennifer Espanto Frank Vilippini Judy French Karin Davis Andrea De Lavallade Kevin Dundon Beatriz Esquivel Linda Fox Matt Furlong Sandra Davis William Dennehy Fileen Dunn Jean Evans Gregory Frank Chris Galetto vd Sheila Davis Anthony DeSanti Lorna Elefante Wally Faux Keith Freeman Alfred Garcia Ann Garcia Irma Garcia Jaime Garcia Marc Garon Tony Garrett Julie Gex Chris Giacomelli Rochelle Giron John Greathouse Stephanie Groce Luz Guerfero Steve Gutierrez Kevin Hanna Sandy Heitman Teresa Hernandez Linda Herrera Jacqueline Hill Jim MeCann e Elizal 1 Hinek Claudette Jaim Brigitte Jc Wendel kK Noelani | Jeffrey Manning Marsia McCleve Josep! Linda Jar Linda Je Michael Marcheschi Cheryl MeGreehan in McMahon Wii it apy bs pm tc pre me he athe: ‘. : PELTTEREAELEREETS Frosh Talk Whether hard at work or just relaxing with friends, Freshmen always seem to find plenty to talk about. They laugh, chatter, debate, and sometimes yawn. The work of the freshman mouth is never done! Gia Mediatt Thomas Mendes Keith Meniketti er Claudia Minot Runetta Moore Shannon Murr Anthony Neal ntoni ‘ Yolanda Norwood Daniel O'Connor Carol O'Donnell Iheresa O’Guinn rio Ortega Chris Oterc Robert Ovalle Jose Panigbatar Marie Peralta IC [ Mark Perri fimothy Peterson Patrick Pikul Danny Pilat tigeise Rosie Powell William Powers Ruby Ramirez Brett Ratto Kimberly Regan Mike Reiser Julie Reschke Randy Reynoso Carlos Rodriguez Robert Rojas Ana Ruiz John Russi Adrian Salgado Shari Silveira Tina Sloan Jim Smith Kelly Snyder Patty Steffani Greg Stelzner David Stephens Sheila Tademy Joseph Tracey Ephram Tran Mark Trimble Tracy Trujillo William Trujillo Eric Tucker Scott Turney Donald Vinella Gilbert Wagner Debby Walker Freshmen Working? Terris Walton Bob Wickham Annette Williams Debra Wilson Diana Wells Colleen Wiley Bernard Williams Anibal Zapata 1937-1942 Ta e- = = = A. va Z2ObDHOWOBE? n 4b Tracey Acrie Nicky Baca Chris Bassi Lisa Boehm Sheila Brusasco Trino Chavez James Collins Brett Adams Anne Bachtold Jefferi Beaty Craig Brakebush Karen Cabalbag Kenneth Chin Jose Contreras Alida Alequin Richard Baeza Donna Belmore Louis Bremond Lil lian Call Rena Ciotti Brian Conway Bob Auen Micki Bashford Jack Benning Susan Brown Glynn Cater Carol Cochran AnnMarie Cord Andrew Cortez Al Del Papa JoAnne Easley Steve Falzone Bob Cressy Penny Diffin John Edwards Geri Fedor Elizabeth Cromwell Kathy Fennelly Paul Deason Gerry DeGuzman Teresa delaPena Martha Duenas Paul Dunbar John Durante Tammy Ensley Roy Erny Janice Espanto Denette Fereiria Loretta Ferro Philip Fitzgerald Games People Play At lunch Sophomores did more than eat. This period was also a time of relaxation and fun. After the food had been suitably taken care of, the students came out for a quick game of volleyball or basketball. With the new forty-five minute lunch periods students enjoyed a wide variety of activities. Martha Flores Brigitte Fontenot Kevin Freeman Anthony Freitas Brian Frost Shannon Frost Ann Furbush Cecelia Fusich Stanley Gamez Veronica Garon Robert Giron Toni Giusto William Glenn Nanci Glover Margaret Hall Robert Harding Peter Harrigan Martin Harris Mickie Irvine Edward Jackson Arthur Jawad Ken Johnson Mike Johnson Jill Keene David Keith Kim Kettle Kelly King Donna Krajear Theresa Langowski Phyllis Lara The Year of the Tiger Coming in a close second, the Sophomores showed an amazing amount of drive and enthusiasm through the entire Spirit Week. On their day the Sophomores brought it all together in one final splurge. They showed their unity as they marched into the gym wearing sections of red, white, and blue with the girls also wearing handmade Betsy Ross caps. eahy Bev Leahy Linda Marcheschi Robert Mahon y Leland Maes Andrea Lucia John Lorenzo Barb L Mary McConalogue John McFann Monica McGowan Michacl McNew Sheryl Mead Armando Mendoza Jim Meuleners Terence Migliozzi Sandra Milliman Jeffery Moore Linda Morgan Tom Mullins Tami Murphy limothy Murphy Dino Muzio Joanne Nannetti Jim Neary Chris Noe Mark Norman Barbara Oaks Cathy O’Connell Colleen O'Connor Lisa Odell Cathy O'Donnell Shirley Orille Rebecca Ortiz Brenda Pacheco Elmer Penaranda Anita Perkinson Janis Perry ‘Tis the Season to be Jolly’ As Christmas time rolled around, the Sophomores added Christmas spirit and sparkle to brighten the day. Besides having one of the best decorated homerooms, many Sophomores were known to carry the spirit of the season throughout the day. The Sophomore class really showed the ol’ Christmas spirit. Barbara Phillips Teresita Porcuna Marciano Ramirez Mark Ratto ® Dale Piascik John Powell Ricardo Ramirez Claude Rayta Roseanne Pikul Joseph Rainey Margaret Ratto Maria Reeves Tom Reiser Cheryl Ribich Rosemary Rodriguez Lillian Rojas Margit Rombs Patty Salas Michael Salemi Kirsten Schreiber Zeline Sergent Claire Splan Michael Stephens Margaret Stier Russell Stone Sean Svendsen Janice Swoffard Daniel Toleran Calvin Tom Frances Tucker Rita Valdez Letty Valenzuela Tim Vaughan Greg Veasy Laura Vinella Janice Vuletich Gary Wall Chad Walsh John Walsh Diane Widak Paul Wiitala Alene Wilhelmi Robert Zahn As every Sophomore well knows, a smile goes a long way. Brighter than lightning and wider than the Mississippi, the Sophomore smiles added dazzle and sparkle to the entire school. From ear to ear and person to person, the smirks and grins spread throughout the year. Whether on or off campus, in or out of the c lassroom, where the Sophomores went smiles were sure to follow. Both Teddy's prepare rough ridevs for Famous ride JUNIORS WAIOK?S DS § ae? fh oi Yes . Jane Abreu David Accomazzo Greg Alberici Steven Anderson Jeffrey Bay Donald Bertucio Yvonne Buford John Butler Carrie Carlos Michelle Carr Florentino Agana Arneldo Andrada Danicl Boot Nelson Call Janice Carroll Eugene Agnew Chris Avalos Kassie Buford Michael Cantrell Michael Carter We’ve Got It Together With a spirit born of class participation and pride, the Junior Class gustily participated in different school-associated activities. These began with the buying of books in preparation for the opening of school and included rushing to yearbook sales and happily losing money at El Rancho Day. The Junior class spirit knew no bounds! Joe Chamskas Michelle Cleary Chris Conlin Chris Cordano Anne Cronin Demetrius Daniels Belinda Davis Pamela Davis Alberto De Armas Cynthia dela Pena Kathleen Devlin Greg Diaz Olga Dimitratos Reuben Dormido Steven Easley Mark Egleston Terese Emery Mario Estrada David Evans Liz Farinha Colleen Fedor Mike Ferguson Daniel Ferreira Tim Fogarty Paul Fox Dave Furbush Carol Garbayo Irma Garcia Nancy Garrett Edward Gaster Rita Gonzalez Eric Gordon That Feeling Called Spirit “77 Sunset Strip” and the “Bear’s Lair” were the hangouts of the Junior Bears during Spirit Week. After some disagreements and much hard work, the boys and girls united within the last two weeks to become strong competition for the other three divisions. With a Bicentennial Time Machine as the theme for their skit, and a slice of cake to celebrate America’s birthday, the Junior Class took a strong third place. The bears know what real spirit is all about! Post-Holiday Blues Frances Gibson Tom Grajeda Mary Kay Harnett Coleen Hathaway ri Hlen Hobson Carl Hollins a Dorothy Jesuitas Darius Joseph James Klem Diedre Korbel Susan Kulin Andre Ladrech John Lane Joanna Loder Geraldo Loera Celine Love Robert Lynch Carolina Medina Dianne Melendres Art Montoya Willie Moss Diane Murphy Jon Murphy Margaret Neary John Nelson Claude Noble Anne O’Donnell Symptoms: Bloodshot eyes, weary bones, dragging feet, and a partial lack of sanity Cause: Semester exams Diagnosis: Post-holiday blues Cure: Unknown Thomas O’Guinn Patrick O’Hara Michael Ortega Clara Pizano Alex Porcuna Teresa Powell Lisa Racine Margaret Ratto Charles Reeves Donald Rose Debbie Roy Sherry Royal Pamela Sabatini Samuel Sanford Margie Santiago Caught in the Act of Being Themselves Maria Pino Kim Price William Rizkallah David Rozowski Ann Servente Paul Theren Tom Valdez Cathy Servente Phillip Simien Jim Steiner Janet Stelzner Marilynn Swoffard Cynthia Thomas Darlene Tocchini Joseph Tran Julie Trumm Marco Tucker Anthony Vela Gigi Velez Susan Villa Carol White Sherry Williams Planing a Defence Qs = = cual x as Annette Marie Abrush Gerard Leslie Aching Vanessa Andrea Aching Denise Ann Alberici Life is just a game -but you can’t “A fool always finds some greater “No one is too small to be able lose as long as you keep playing. fool to admire him.” Beileau to help a friend.” David William Albright James Richard Anderson Catherine Ann Androtti Maria Teresa Baeza “Just when I knew life’s answers, “Life isn’t a problem to be solved, “Arrivederci” they changed all the questions.” but a reality to be experienced. John Angelo Bassi Lynda Chrysta Beaty John Charles Bell Denise Elaine Belmore “When the going gets tough, the “The conspiracy of silence is “Remembrance is the only Paradise tough get going. greater than words. out of which we cannot be driven.” $ a Pamela Marie Boot Jesse Duane Brooks Ralph Abbott Clark John Michael Colbert “Life is like a basketball game ; it “He that is not jealous is not “The past is behind you. Look to has its ups and downs. in love.” Augustine the future.” Michael James Capps Maria Elena Castillo Michael Peter Cordano Virginia Louise de la Pena “12 years of schooling and I still “Woman was created from the side “And then one day you find that “Life is what you make it and a don’t know what life is all about.” of man to be equal to him.’ four years have gotten behind you.” lot more.” Vanessa Gayle Coleman Loretta Ann Cooney Josephine J. Call Irene Ramon Dormido “Only the strong can and will “Leave no rock unturned.” “Friendship is a time apart... a “Don’t let yesterday use up too survive.” year-round season of the heart.” much of today.” Jeffrey Michael Duncan Elena Maria Durante Joseph Andrew Edwards “Our candles burned out long “Even the desert will bloom.” “No man is an island.” before our legend ever will.’ Joanne Marie Flocchini Marie Patricia Fowler Mark Nicholas Galetto Cecilia Maria Gilmore “Be like a light in the shadows. “And the good-bye makes the “The thinking man lives life, the “the sun sets... the gulls fly... Throw down your mask and be journey harder still.” thoughtless man’s life passes him We love us...He and I...” real.” by.” Gregory Alan Giusso Gareth Roger Gordon Mark Francis Gutierrez La Verne May Hammock “Florida has the oranges, but St. “Given time, anything is possible, “With our love we could save the “Mine is yesterday; Joseph’s had the juice!” Do it!” world - if they only new.” I know tomorrow.” liffany Angela Harrell Miriam Delores Harris Kevin McDermott Haughian “What are you doing to defend the “Either I will find a way, or I conquest for which we give our will make one.” lives?” See Katherine Jovita Hernandez Teresa Ann Hernandez Thomas Edward Hilinski Arturo Magcawas Javier “Love starts with a smile, grows “Sometimes I sit and think; ‘ ‘But where do you want to go? “Remember Baby, you can’t have . : ° °, 99 ‘ . ” P %: : sometimes I just sit. to any place that is wild!” the rainbow ‘till you’ve had the with a kiss, and ends with a tear.” rain. David Martin Johnson Donald Lee Johnson Laura Ann Keith James Michael Kelly “The best prophet of the future is “I looked left, I looked right, “The best is yet to come. “Great minds discuss ideas, average then went to the hoop.” This is only the beginning.” minds, events, shallow minds, the past.”” Sherman e people. Michael Joseph Kempel Heidi Annette Krause David Gerard Lawrence reresa M. Licona “Life is but a fine thread between “Pll get by with a little help from “The barrier of life is self... “I wish I was a child again. nothingness and eternity.” my friends.” make dreams of becomings a Skinned knees are easier fixed reality.” than broken dreams.” John Allen Lind Michael Ronald Long Grace M. Loonam Gustavo Duenas Loza “I’ve run and am exhausted, I’ve “St. Joe’s has left me with many “Perfection is incredible; but to “Love is real; Real is love. searched and have not found. | friendships and memorable be yourself is beautiful.” Love is wanting to be loved.” shall not quit.” experiences.” Socotto Loza Thomas Richard Lyons Michael Joseph MacDonnell Hope Macias “I saw it coming and ducked, only ‘People who live in glass houses “Love is like taking pictures. You to get hit behind the head.” should’nt throw stones!” never know how it will come out. Robin Linda Maes Valerie Anne Marco Benjamin William Margot II Frank Martinez “And so become yourself because “The flowers of all the tomorrows “Beyond all things is the ocean.” “You can’t quit; it’s a league the past is just a good-bye.” are in the seeds of today.” Seneca rule.”” Brian Piccolo Tim Michael Mauroni JoAnn McDonald Brian Gibson McMahon James Louis McPeak “Together we were brilliant; apart “I don’t know where I’m going— “Without my sunshine, I enter the “He who is truly wise knows there we were fools. I still love her. but I’m on my way. valley of darkness is much He does not know.” Olivia Medina Ernesto Jesus Mendoza Nancy Teresa Metz Peter Joseph Meuleners “It is harder to disintegrate a “Man has his will, but woman has “The time is gone. As we turn - “Do unto others before they do prejudice than it is an atom.” her way.” Holmes that one last look.” unto you.” Port Rules Leslie Ann Moody Regina Evette Moore Debbie Louise Murphy Michael Joseph Murray Love is something eternal; the “The greatest thing man can create “Cooperation is doing with a smile “Strive to be an individual, but aspect may change, but not the is himself.” what you have to do anyway.” tolerant of those who are not.” essence. Jennifer Lynn Nannetti f Thomas Henry O'Connell Michael Patrick O’Connor Brian Hugh O'Donnell ‘Don't let the past remind us of “There is a budding morrow in “And through it all, I stood tall, and “Death is too ordinary, the what we are notnow... midnight.” Keats did it MY WAY.” humiliation would kill me.” Patricia Jeanne O’ Donnell Robert John Orbeta Luis Daniel Padron “There is still time to change the “They say I’m a dreamer, but I’m “Don't roll the dice if you can’t pay road you're on.” not the only one.” the price.” Angelita Mogul Panigbatan Odell LeMonte Patrick III Joseph Edward Pawloski Loretta Bernadette Perillo “Love looks through a telescope; “If you never try to grow, you'll “What's gone and what's past help “Laugh and be jolly when it rains, envy, through a microscope. never reach that object.” should be past grief.” any fool can when the sun shines.” Mary DeLaine Picinich Ignacio Manuel Ramirez Thomas Scott Reid Kindlen Michael Robles “and | looked high, saw the empty “Silence is golden inside, but once “Jesters do often prove prophets.” “When in doubt, ask questions.” sky, if I could only, could only fly.” out - watch out.” Shakespeare Teresa Lynn Root Sherry Ann Rowe Benigno Bern Ruiz “| listen to the wind of my soul, “T gotta be me.” “He walked on sand. . . but left no where I end upI think only God trace; till he found Lene.” knows.” Diane Mary Schaefer Bernadette D. Singh Paul Bernard Stier Cathy Jo Sullivan “Happines isn’t a station you arrive “Pleasure is seldom found where it “You can’t score points unless you “Life is a tree; it is meant to bend.” at,but a manner of traveling.’ is sought.”” Dr. Samuel Johnson shoot.” Anthony Wayne Taylor Jess Lee Turney John Paul Ulrich “Judge one by his personality, “I’ve watched but not seen, listened “The rays of happiness, like those of ins tead of his physique.” but not heard, did I miss light, are colorless when unbroken.” something?” Kathleen Marie Vinella Denise Marie Vuletich David Wagner “When reading the book of life, once ““Time goes slowly but carries on; “No gains without pains!” one page is read all but love is dead. now the best years have come and gone.” Thomas Joseph Woods Cecil Brown “When all else is lost, the future still “Life’s little things may one day remains. become universal.” Calvin Washington Orson Hugh Wells “For fools admire, but men of sense “My place is in a school, so I’m approve.” Pope leaving, for living is an education. “ Kathie Margaret Dickinson Celia Flores “Your time has come to shine; your dreams are on their way.” Mark Loren Clark “What is learned in school depends more on what one actually experiences.” Ethelda Marie Larteri “Learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.” Carla Marie Krajcar Karen Aileen Giannotti “If only you believed in miralces, so “When you start to live your dreams, impossibilities become would I.” realities.” July 4, '776 The Declaration of Independence is THE PRES'‘340t OF ConRess ar S OANA (any tt Wa WAAL AI AGTIVITIES WCLIUAILZIES Girls’ Student Body Officers: lop - Lynda Beaty (President), Janice Carroll (Vice-President), Karen Giannotti (Secretary), Ann Servente (Treasurer), Margarita Santiago (Athletic Manager), Loretta Cooney (Publicity Director). Student Councils Unite Although each school elected separate student council officers, both groups met several times during the year to discuss problems and events to be planned. Early morning meetings, extra responsibilities, and a lot of organizing were some of the duties of the student officers. Many of the dances, hot lunches, and other fund-raising activities were sponsored by this elected group of students. Looks like the majority rules, doesn't it? Here student council members vote strongly against presentation of spirit week trophy at a Friday night basketball game. Boys’ Student Body Officers: : Left - James Kelly (Treasurer Chairman), Jeffery Duncan (Secretary Chairman), Joseph Pawloski (Activities Chairman). Leaders Coordinate Class Activities Senior Class Officers, girls: back, | to r-Joanne Flocchini, Vice-pres; J« nnifer Nannetti, Pres; Cecilia Gilmore, Sec; front, ltor Terri Root Sentor Class Officers, boys: | tor John Ulric h, Division Pre s; Tom Woods, Treas; Regina Moore, Athletic Mer. HR Treas; Kevin Haughian, HR Treas; Robert Orbeta, HR Treas soph Class Officers, girls: back, | to r-Cathy O’ Donnell, Athletic Mgr; Ann Soph Class Officers, boys: back, | to r-Joe Rainey, HR Vice-pres; Mark Ratto, Furbush, Sec; front, | to r-Maria Reeves, Pres; Frances Tucker, Treas: Division Pres; Mike Stevens, HR Treas; front, | to r-Robert Giron, HR Treas: Kathy Fennelly, Vice-pres. Bob Auen, HR Vice-pres; Tim Murphy, HR Vice-pres. Junior Class Officers, girls: | tor-Katie Devlin, Athletic Mer Dorothy Jesuitas, Treas Susan Villa, Sec Rita Gonzales Vice-pres Dianne Me le ndre s, Pre s Juntor Class Officers, boys: | to r-Dave Furbush, HR I reas; Gene Agnew, Division Pres; Dave Accomazzo, HR Vice-pres; Jim Steiner, HR Vice-pres Frosh Class Officers, boys: back | to r-Mike Reiser, HR Rep; Kevin Kelly, HR Rep; Frosh Class Officers, girls: | to r-Jennifer Esponto, Treas; Caroline Russell Conley, HR Rep; Kevin Dundon, HR Rep; Shannon Murray, HR Rep; Jose Langley, Pres; Chris Galetto, Vice-pres; Sybil Carter, Athletic Mer: Panigbatan, HR Rep. Sheila Davis, Sec. Scholars of the Future California Scholarship Federation Back row - left to right: Susan Villa, Janet Stelzner, Margaret Stier, Colleen O’Connor, Teresita Porcuna, Barbara Leahy, Claire Splan. 2nd row: Margaret Ratto, Janice Carrol, Olga Dimitratos, Loretta Cooney, Nancy Metz, Teri Root, Margaret Neary, Kathy Fennelly, Ann Furbush, Lynda Beaty, Anne Bachtold, Monica McGowan, Denise Belmore. Front row: Andrea Lucia, Margarita Santiago, Karen Gianotti, Irma Garcia, Tiffany Harrell, Mary Kay Harnett, Pam Sabatini, Cecilia Fusich, Thena Larteri, Janice Espanto. National Honor Society Back row - left ro right: Heidi Krause, Janice Carroll, Karen Gianotti, Loretta Cooney, Nancy Metz, Teri Root, Margaret Neary, Pam Davis, Susan Villa, Margaret Stier, Colleen O’ Connor, Frances Tucker, M ichele Carr, Cathy Servente, Clara Pizano. 3rd row: Olga Dimitratos, Joanne Flocchini, Kathie Dickinson, Jennifer Nannetti, Frances Gibson, Kathy Fennelly, Ann Furbush, Lynda Beaty, Teresita Porcuna, Barbara Leahy, Elizabeth Cromwell, Denise Belmore, Janet Stelzner. 2nd row: Margaret Ratto, Mary Picinich, Diane Schaefer, Loretta Perillo, Zeline Sergent, Margaret Ratto, Ann Bachtold, Monica McGowan, Theresa Langowski. Ist row: Andrea Lucia, Margarita Santiago, Irma Garcia, Tiffany Harrell, Mary Kay Harnett, Pam Sabatini, Thena Larteri, Cecilia Fusich, Janice Espanto, Maria Reeves. National Honor Society: Back row-l tor: Jim Neary, Mike Stephens, Gerard Aching, Paul Theren, Eric Gordon, Dan Boot, John Colbert, Kin Robles, David Lawrence 2nd row-Mike Cordano, Tim Fogarty, Mike Ferguson, John Ulrich, Tom Hilinski, John Edwards, Jim Kelly, Brian McMahon, Tim Vaughan, Louis Bremond, Pat O’ Hara Craig Brakebush, Mark Galetto, Chad Walsh 3rd row-Mark Ratto, Kevin Haughian, Gene Agnew, Tom Grajeda, Dave Accomazzo, Jeff Bay, Steve Anderson, Bob Giron, Martin Harris, Joe Rainey, Steve Falzone, Bob Harding, Alex Porcuna 4th row-Brian Conway, Jim Klem, David Keith, Jon Murphy, Jeff Duncan David Wagner, Tom Reiser, Bern Ruiz, Don Bertucio, Charles Reeves front row-Richard Baeza, Bob Auen, Tim Murphy Sean Svendsen, Anthony Freitas, Elmer Penaranda, Gerard De Guzman, Armando Mendoza, Ken Johnson, Alberto De Armas, Arneldo Andrada, Nick Baca, Jose Contreras CSF Top row-l. tor.: James Neary Michael Stephens Gerard Aching Paul Theren Donald Bertucio 4th row: Timothy Fogarty John Ulrich John Edwards James Kelly Brian McMahon Martin Harris Timothy Vaughan 3rd row: Thomas Grajeda David Accomazzo Jeffrey Bay Steven Anderson Robert Giron Joseph Rainey 2nd row: David Keith Jon Murphy Jeffrey Duncan David Wagner Thomas Reiser Bern Ruiz front row: Timothy Auen Timothy Murphy Sean Svendsen Anthony Freitas Elmer Penaranda Gerard DeGuzman Spanish Club: from top, | tor - Pam Boot, Olivia Medina, Celia Flores, Katie Dev lin, Kathy Hernandez, Irene Dormido, Sherry Williams, Cynthia de la Pena, Hope Macias, Angelita Panigbatan, Carrie Carlos, Pam Sabatini, Carol Garbayo, Teresa de la Pena, Vanessa Aching, Theresa Hernandez, Irma Garcia, Maria Castillo, Josephine Call, Miss Concha Castellanos Spanish Club (cont'd): from top, | to r - Jill Dormido, Angel Burns, Lisa Asino, Felicita Bejarano, Janice Espanto, Martha Flores, Lillian Call, Peggy Holden, Rochelle Giron, Christine Giacomelli, Phyllis Lara, Maria Reeves, Rebecca Ortiz, Penny Diffin, Susan Browne, Elizabeth Celiz, Letty Valenzuela, Brenda Pacheco, Teresa de la Pena, Irma Garcia, Toni Guisto, Adria de la Pena, Michelle Acosta Opening New Worlds Although membership in the Business Club is limited to those taking courses in the business field, the Spanish Club is open to all interested students. With the rising number of both men and women in the clerical field, the membership count of the Business Club increased noticeably. Both clubs have sponsored various activities throughout the year and hope to continue to do so with larger memberships and enthusiastic officers. Business Club: From top Sherry Williams Virginia de la Pena Cynthia Thomas Yvonne Buford Pam Davis Scherry Royal Miriam Harris Elizabeth Farinha Celia Flores Valorie Marco M ichelle Cleary Carol White Anne O'Donnell Irene Dormido Michelle Carr Margarita Santiago Sherry Rowe Maria Castillo Vanessa Coleman Annette Abrush Josephine Call Patty O’ Donnell Mrs. C. Erbele eo re : ee oie te . ] ° Mam ord, Unknown, Kassie Buford, Janice Carroll, Cathy slover, Patty Salas, Kirsten Schreiber Maria R v Alene-Marie Wilhemi Micky Irvine, ( horal Group back row, left to right erry owe, Cathy Sullivan, Lisa Racine, Marilyn Swoff O'Connell, Grace Loonam; front row, left to right - Nancy Glo Janice F spanto What makes you happy? Singing and giving, of course, among other things. The Choral and Mission Clubs both enjoy making people happy by opening their hearts and émptying their pockets. Especially during the Christmas season, these two clubs spread the spirit, the Choral Club singing for the Inter-faith Service at Alameda High School, and the Mission Club giving monetary gifts to different organizations. EE eG op Hag — ee ip Oe Mission Club: from back, Row 1 - Cathy O’Donnell, Joanne Flocchini, Donna Belmore, Denny Vuletich, Terri Root, Scherry Royal, Yvonne Buford, Phyllis Lara; Row 2- Maria Castillo, Celine Sergent, Margie Ratto, Ann Furbush, Lisa ¢ dell, Sybil Carter, Cynthia Thomas, Janice Swofford, Sandra Davis, Marilyn Swofford: Row 3 - Margaret Stier, Luz Guerrero, Cynthia de la Pena, Janice Espanto, Rena Ciotti, Annette Chavez, Beatriz Esquivel, Cecilia Gilmore, Elena Durante, Loretta Cooney; Row 4 - Jennifer Espanto, Robyn Maes, Angel Burns, Caroline Langley, Iris Lewis, Sr. Elizabeth Mary. Scientists Find; Collectors Keep Whether a member of the Alpine Club or Science Club, students can enjoy many outdoors activities such as skiing, hiking, nature walks, etc. Under Mr. Vosburg’s and Mr. Werner’s direction, the Alpine and Science Clubs have become very popular. Although the Collector’s Club is fairly new, it is becoming increasingly popular. Under Mr. Gravem’s supervision, the club puts a variety of collections on display. Collections include coins, stamps, baseball cards and records. Collector's Club l. tor.: Tom Hilinski Mr. Gravem Arturo Javier Greg Guisso Elmer Penaranda Tony Escobar William Dennehy Science Club l. tor.: Jodi Johnson, Janet Stelzner, Loretta Cooney, Gene Agnew, Steve Anderson, Ist row: Jane Abrei, Dave Furbush, Vanessa Aching, Elena Durante, Teri Root, Bern Ruiz, Mr. Werner, Cynthia De la Pena, Pam Sabatini, Lisa Racine, Maria Reeves Little Snow But Skiers Abound , ine ot L-R Back Row: Tim Mauroni, Kin Robles, Ann Servente, Carol Garbayo, Pat O’ Hara, Ann Furbush 3rd : Mike Murray, Tom Hilinski, Jim Klem, Chris Noe, Tony Freitas, Jim McPeak, Chris Jeddeloh, Toni Nicosia, Linda Marcheschi, Monica McGowan, Coleen Hathaway 2nd: Tom Reiser, Wendell Kuhn, Sean Svendsen, Mike Reiser, Moderator Mr. Vosburg, Carol White, Theresa Langowski, Eileen Dunn, Claudia Minot, Mary Kay Harnett, Joanne Nannetti In front: Tim Fogarty, Don Bertucio, Dave Furbush, Paul Fox Say It, Print It! Speech Club: back - Steve Anderson, Jim Kelly, Kevin Kelly, Mark Gutierr ez, Jeff Bay; middle - Unknown, Shannon Murray, Colleen O'Connor, JoAnn McDonald, Jodi Johnson; front - Ken Barrow, Sridhar Chandran, Patty Salas, Shirley Orille, Hope Macias -ech Club and the staff of the Notre Dame Noise got into the Bicentennial Spirit, practicing both freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Although the articles for the newspaper were often edited in the name of peace, the writers were able to express many of their ideas in print. The Speech Club, which also includes the Debate Team, participated in many contests with speakers of various Bay Area schools. Newspaper Staff, trom top: Denise Belmore Paul Stier Kathie Dickenson Jodi Johnson Janice Carroll Colleen O’ Connor Jane Abreu Lisa Racine Teresita Porcuna Shirley Orille Pam Sabatini Kathy Vinella Mary Picinich Ms. Mary Kay Wesolek Dads, Daughters Celebrate On the evening of November 19, fathers, and daughters joined together in celebration at Mass. With the choir leading the singing, and Monsignor preaching, the effect was inspirational. After the Mass, all gathered in the Notre Dame Hall for dessert and entertainment. Croud Pleasers . | OW ee As St. Joseph’s and Notre Dame well know, there are several ways to attract a crowd. One way is to have a dance. Ranging from formal affairs to an evening in the fifties, dances provide music and merriment for all. Another way is offer hot lunch. With the smell of food, everyone came running. A definite crowd-catcher is a fashion show. Dazzling clothes and attractive models all contributed to the success of the Spring Fashion Show. Say It With Spirit! ay ¥ What's red and white and blue all over? You guessed it - Spirit Week. Not only is it the most exciting activity of the year, it is the one that requires the most preparation and cooperation. T his year the competition was so close that Honorable Mentions were given to each division. But only one class received the overall spirit trophy. Disappointed Seniors accepted fourth place with the Junior class following up with third. Sophomore class silently took second while the victorious Freshmen enthusiastically captured first. Stude: Po. For four full days the students and teachers of St. Joe’s and Notre Dame forgot the pressures of school and launched into mini-week. With the wide variety of courses offered, the students had a chance to go places and enjoy new experiences not usually found in the regular school curriculum. Although this was the first year for mini-courses at SJ, they offered such subjects as Court Cases and American Film Heroes. At ND, courses ranged from Ice Skating to Marine Biology. At the end of the week the students were ready to return to the daily life of school. ATHLETIGS WLHPELIC? Shouts Heard Round the World The Blue-and-Orange strikes again! With ear-splitting yells and tongue-tying cheers, our spirited cheerleaders added a special touch of excitement to all the games. with the rooters backing them up, the Frosh, J.V., and Varsity cheerleaders were a sure hit at every game. Frosh Cheerleaders: Top - Chery! MeGrechan, Judy French. Bottom: Linda Jardin, Marie Peralta, Michele Arman Varsity Cheerleaders Top row: Thena Larteri Middle row - left to right: Joanne Nannetti Susan Kuhn Nancy Metz Frances Tucker Bottom row left toright Karen Giannotti Geri Fedor JV Cheerleaders Top row left to right: Letty Valenzucla Janice Vuletich Brenda Pacheco Bottom row - left toright Margit Rombs Mary Kay Harnett Brigitte Fontenot Top - Coach Gail Rodrigues, Mgr. Denette Fereria, Jill Keene, Denny Vuletich, Regina Moore, Mgr. Maria Reeves. Bottom Rita Gonzalez, Robyn Maes, Margaret Ratto, Lisa Boehm make up the Varsity team. Falcons Soar In League Play After three days of tryouts, the Notre Dame volleyball team was chosen. Out of 48 potential players, twelve were picked for both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. Then came the practices. Each weekday from the middle of September to the middle of November they worked. Their opening game was played on September 30 against Cardondelet; both teams won. The season ended in November with a game against Bishop O’ Dowd. Although neither team finished the season with a high won-lost record, team spirit was high and both teams won the last game of the season. Top - Coach Gail Rodrigues, Sandra Davis, Veronica Garon, Cecelia Fusich, Colleen O'Connor, Sheila Davis, Bottom - Kim Regan, Kim Freitas, Andrea Lucia, Tami Murphy, Dorothy Jesuitas, Shirley Orille make up the Junior Varsity team. Cross Country Runners Excel In Leaque } ; tlh cn the Pow | j Cross-Country: L to R - Row 1: Chris Avalos, Loretta Ferro, Linda Marcheschi, Theresa Langowski Row 2: Kevin Dundon, David Keith, Jerry DeGuzman, Kelly King, Coach Barry Weiss Row 3: Andy Croft, Ken Johnson, Ben Margot, Shannon Murray Row 4: John Edwards, Anthony Vella, Kevin Kelly Row 5: Brian O’ Donnell, Peter Meuleners, Mark Gutierrez, Brian McMahon, Art Jawad, Frank Martinez, Jim Meulener Different Strokes For Different Folks Alwavs known as a determined and fighting team, St. Joseph’s Crew Team has never been “up a creek without a paddle.” Beginning early in the year, Coach Walter Macy readied his team to enter a tough, exciting season. Practicing at all times, in all kinds of weather, they were well prepared to meet any team. 7 e ea ee, oe Bac k row left to right: Walt Macy (Coach), Greg Stelzner, Pete Meuleners, Frank Martinez, Ben Margot. Front row: Mike Daniels, Joe Tracey, Paul Wiitala, Tom Daleke, Russ Conley, Adrian Salgado. Crew Team Throughout the season, the Girls’ Basketball team has been fighting its own battles. With the help of Coach Steve Martinez, the Falcons overcame difficulties at practice with proud persistence. Spunk and good sportsmanship accompanied them on the road. Girls’ Basketball-back, | tor: Regina Moore, Jill Keene, Cathy O’ Donnell, Rita Gonzales, Colleen Fedor, Margaret Hall front: Donna Belmore, Margie Ratto, Rosemary Rodriguez, Danielle Belmore No Victories, But A Winning Season Soccer Team: back row, | tor: Paul Stier Brian McMahon Mike Murray Tom Reid Kin Robles Gerard Aching Greg Diaz Mike Ortega Anibal Zapata Colin McMahon Reuben Dormido ALE 4 Ma, map SE ys eV St. Joseph’s soccer team, under the direction of Coach Dave Soto, were well- known for their never-ending spirit and pride in their team. Although suffering several setbacks at practice time, Captains Brian McMahon and Gerry De Guzman led their team on to an exciting, if not victorious, season. Congratulations, Pilots! You're the greatest! People said you weren't like the winning team of 1974. You started off poorly in the pre-season games. Your tallest man was only 6’3”. You didn’t have many high scorers. But you put it all together and you won. You wo n the round-robin title. You won the CAL playoffs. You made it to the North Coast Championships. You furnished excitement for your fans and made them proud to be Pilots. As Mr. Phelps said, “Great things can be accomplished by average people giving their best effort.” Varsity- back, | tor: Paul Fox, Anthony Taylor, Darius Joseph, Tom O'Guinn, Mark Clark middle: Coach Mike Phelps, Orson Wells, Donald Johnson, Jim Steiner, Jim Kelly front: Louis Bremo nd, John Lind, Jesse Brooks, Gene Agnew, Cecil Brown SS Ls Saal a) : KK JV’s, Frosh Finish With Winning Records = 4 Sa Finishing their season with a 12-2 record, the Junior Varsity tied for first place with Moreau. Two players, Robert Giron and Martin Harris, were named all-league; and Jim Steiner and John Nelson were given honorable mentions. The team combined talent with hustle to produce a winning team. i Z ? 6) ie ee JVs,.1 to r: Bob Giron, Jeff Moore, Mike Johnson, Mike Carter, Jim Meuleners, John Nelson, Richard Baeza, Walter Hopping, John Durante, Martin Harris, Calvin Tom Missing: John Edwards Frosh, | tor: Jack Russi Sergio Ortega David Stephens Keith Duncan Jeff Manning Mark Curry Anthony Neal Greg Franks John Greathouse Andy Kreeft Jim Smith Shannon Murray Marc Garron The Frosh team started the season fresh and rarin’ to go. Furnishing lots of excitement and sparkle for their fans along the way, the team ended in first place with an 11-3 record. The two all-league players added their talents, Jim Smith with many good steals and Jeff Manning contributing good offensive plays. Honorable mentions went to Jack Russi and David Stephens. On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! The girls’ track team took off, running hard during the entire season. Coached by Mrs. Gail Rodriquez, they formed early and were ready for anything by the time the season started. Practicing often and through any difficulties, the team showed spirit. As the boys track team had not yet been formed there were no pictures of them, yet Coach Chris Davis had great plans. Girls’ Track Team Back row-left to right: Kathy O’ Donnell, Iris Lewis, Katie Devlin, Janice Carroll. Middle row: Marsia McCleve, Vanessa Coleman, Vicky Guerrero. Front row: Sabrina Choyc e, Noelani Leonard, Lorna Elefante. Swing Time Golf Team lop row left to right: Greg Veasy, Kevin Kelly, Kevin Hanna, Dino Muzio, Dave Furbush, Front row Tony Blomburg, Larry Contier, Billy Powers With the coming of spring at St. Joe’s, the tennis racquets and golf clubs appeared. Although small squads, the tennis and golf teams, coached by Bill Vosburg and Fran Smith respectively, showed a desire to win far beyond their size. A new feature this year was Notre Dame golfer, Janice Carroll. Whether on the courts or on the green, St. Joseph’s came up with a winning team. Tennis Team: Back row- | tor: Mike Long, Marciano Ramirez, Coach Bill Vosburg, Richard Baeza, Eric Gordon, Third row: Tom Reiser, David Keith, Brett Adams, Dan Toleran, Second row: Sean Svendsen, Elmer Penaranda, Tim Murphy, Mike Reiser, Front row: Ken Chin, Gerard DeGuza, Arneldo Andrada All The Way In The ztout Bay Ray! St. Joseph’s Pilots entered the CAL playoffs on February 23 with a record of 12 - 2. With fifteen seconds left in their first game against Bishop O’ Dowd, Cecil Brown sunk the winning basket. The final score was Pilots 40 and Dragons 39. With the momentum going, the Pilots entered their last playoff game against Moreau. The Mariners used their entire squad and led well into the last half. Then with two seconds remaining, Anthony Taylor dunked the game-winning basket and it was all over for the Mariners. St. Joes then advanced into the North Coast Tournament where they defeated Washington, College Park, and Berkeley High to capture first place. JV Baseball Back row - left to right: Steve Falzone, Mark Normon, Keith Duncan, Pat Lynch, Linda Marcheschi, Coach: Barry Weiss. Middle row: Phil Fitzgerald, Calvin Tom, Carl Rodriguez, Craig Brakebush, Bob Auen. Front row: Jim McCann, Tom Mendes, Jose Contreras, Matt Furlong. Big Bats And Strong Arms Busily preparing for a new season, the Junior varsity was optimistic of many wins. Getting new uniforms, breaking in new mitts and cletes, and taking practice swings with bats were some of the pre-season activities. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE A (415) 626-2800 cLAss oF 1976 SHAW ano LUNT Steco-Cloe Chemical Co. DETERGENTS COMPOUNDS REALTORS 1438 ParRK st, ALAMEDA P.O. 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