St Marys College California - Gael Yearbook (Moraga, CA)

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BR U ALBERT FSC Recipient of this years Dlocesan Achieve ment award Br Albert has long been the friend of the student. He IS the example of the great Chrls- tian humanitarian, willing to bear not only those crosses which God gives him to bear, but also those of others to lighten their burden. 1 , ' Y N5 A A DEAN OF THE COLLEGE The man behind the teaching staff at Saint Marys is Dr. Pollock. Having the responsibility to uphold the tradition that Saint Maryls is one of the great small liberal arts colleges, Dr. Pol- lock has attempted in his years at Saint Mary's to introduce new faculty members who will live up to the tradition. Rafeal Pollock ln his second year as dean of our secondary cre- dential program Mr. Brown has proven to be an able administrator. DEAN SECONDARY CREDENTIAL l 1 E: . E1 f' ' ' is 151. 1 ' E. , E , - Z 3 A V Z Z X Y 1 1 ,T if 1 jg? , O ii 3 , yy, A .X .. - Hubert O. Brown 1 DE OF STUDENTS As Dean of Students Br. Cassian has re- turned to his former post. ln this past year we have seen many fine improvements such as a schedule of exams made available a month in advance. His personal interests and sincerity which he manifests in his action towards the students is characteristic of a Christian Brothers dedication. STUDE T CHAPLAIN T Completing his second year at Saint Mary's Fr, Lester has been a great success on our campus. He has put every effort in making his position useful to the members of the Student Body. He has become the true friend and Willing advisor for all types of problems. Brother Xavier has again been Working hard on the Century Il program and his efforts were not unrewarded. We see the finish of our new library and the start of two new dorms. Father Thomas Lester VICE PRESIDE T FOR DEVELOPME T ?'Q?'mg'Yv m it 1 1 S .2 I , s E 2: as -- Q , , A 5 1 34 I z ,, 0 2 gi, - K L t iii, Z5 5 2 ' , - s Brother Xavier DEA DF ME One year ago Mr. Parziale accepted the position as Dean of men and since that day We have witnessed a period of change. He was instrumental in opening the GAOL and has taken the task of acting as the Foot- ball Club moderator. DEA OF ADMISSIONS Mr. John Scudder .im - QE Q-, -, .,-imcugs.. .--.r,.s,,,e,, - M 'Nu ui 'Q I I . ' Z ,, .... , ,., , ' H ,. Q ,' Ha: rg ,., E15 jf':ITf'EET?LSw7XiE 1.5---L' , 2 . MH t will lf gg ess H w :ll is -+.- -'- : fx, , -i K, af-- VME!! A-nr: r , - v e,.iaf,1 -fre . . i ' Q-H-,-11.:L':,' .- w , Un! .1 ,.' 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Barnes James Duncan Barr Business Administration History Huntsville, Alabama Yreka, Calif. m 5 :: 'ii I H55 1 wx Deyo P. Breen .a-,, 2, 1. Br. Timothy Bone, FSC.. James B0S03C0i English HISYOTY g Fresno, Calif. Oakland, Cilllf- Accounting Moraga, Calif. W. Thomas Bruce History Lompoc, Calif. ir. Arthur A. Bruzzone Philip S. Carney Political Science Bio-Chemistry San Francisco, Calif. E1 Caj0I1, Calif- Larry R. Byrd Chemistry Monrovia, Calif. Stewart S. Chenard Henry W. Cheung History Business Administration Lafayette, Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Timothy M. Coleman Economics El Cerrito, Calif. W. 1512, H , E :fl Marshall B. Collins Political Science Oakland, Calif. - sail ' I an Francis C. Donahoe Spanish San Mateo, Calif. Gerald T. Dunn Psychology Oakland, Calif. fl a -ig.. -fe Q5 Q Q 'il 2.13 3 e ml Philip E. Doran Political Science B k 1 , C l'f. er e ey a 1 H. Kenneth Dothee Political Science San Francisco, Calif. Peter K. Duyln - . Philosophy l Chicago, Illinois Br. Michael Epperson., FSC Art San Rafael, Calif. Richard A. Espicha History Oakland, Calif. 15 1 Roger L. Faith Economics San Marino, Calif. WWW Francis G. Fitzpatrick Spanish Walnut Creek, Calif. Laszlo B. Fodor Bio-Chemistry Sacramento, Calif. Gerald A. Forrester Business Administration Santa Monica, Calif. ww uw mm John E. Ford Theology-English Sacramento, Calif. .3-,iivh Michael E. Francoeur Business Administration Pasadena, Calif. John J. Franks Raymond G. Gomez Business Administration POlitical Science Covina, Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Robert D. Graham History Mission Viejo, Calif. Willialn M. Green Francis G. Grilna C Phflosophy History oem' d Alene, Idaho San Francisco, Calif. James C. Graves Economics Long Beach, Calif. Thomas T. Gufrey Chemistry Pasadena, Calif. fii ,'S xx ,cr-M-'FY Victor'L. Hanson Business Administration Alameda, Calif. Fw Neil Guiney English Literature Los Altos, Calif. ,gp George W. Hegarty Accounting Concord, Calif. James E. Healy Theology Oakland, Calif. , . ,-.-ami, -- :ai-,Ea . , i .,.. W, T, YI....Y,.-. kk lr, N.. L- , . H-L - E-.Qi - I fu T - Iwhsgg h- .N . ,gms ' 159. I l li! i David A Hugo English Alhambra, Calif. James M. Guyette Business Administration Fresno, Calif. I S f Peter Jackson History Sacramento, Calif. L: 6 William C. Keller Economics Glendora, Calif. Br. Kevin W. Jackson, FSC English Los Angeles, Calif. Joseph P. Johnson Thomas J. Jordan Political Science Political Science Alhambra, Calif. Orinda, Calif. Richard D. Kerr Accounting San Leandro, Calif. a w'n A T 3' ' 5153 lf .V it ' X. l'l'5 :f : U 'Ez V ' I ' 1 'A 1 . gl X 5 f m gw :I I Donal M. Janes History Richmond, Calif. A-, Allan B. King English San Mateo, Calif. .grff 1 -ff' Br. Daniel Kiskila, FSC Physlcs Mountain View, Calif. Wit Gilburt D. Loescher History Burlingame, Calif. -agp John A. Kotowski Chemistry Littleton, Colorado Kenneth Y. Kumaki Br. Sean F. Lara, FSC Philosophy English Y0k0h3ma, Japan San Francisco, Calif. Daniel E. Louie History Montague, Calif. E Eli sg ii 'tu gifsiu , J 3, y .M My t C Qt .f:r1 r3 fiflfw. ,s l, wt ,. Vg1:a:.',hL.5'?Jt : Q ,L.ff ' .:, '-: l : A- Lg. 3 '. .a. ' - ,. - . l what I I M 1 Michael E. Krieger Bio-Chemistry El Cerrito, Calif. ff? r F X D if -F? Z' - . rl X Q ' Q. :-: 'f ' '. r 'H ' X W 4, , 'fl' ,ASE - L -:ja Y C Iv-fir R1 Michael D. Lucey History Richmond, Calif. George Luczy Psychology Encino, Calif. Robert A. McCluskey French-Spanish Hendersonville, Tenn. Gregory C. Lynn English Sacramento, Calif. Timothy J. Business Administration Atherton, Calif. 098 Michael J. McConneloug Larry M. McCollum English Business Administration Belmont, Calif. Redding, Calif. E Edward F. McKiernan Psychology h Douglas L. McKee San Dlego' Cahf' Accounting Santa Rosa, Calif. Norman W. Marcoux John M. Maraldo Accounting Integrated Santa Rosa, Calif. Alhambra, Calif. ffiiffl X N!-.if Barry S. McLennan Bio-Chemistry Oakland, Calif. John F. Maloney English Literature Los Angeles, Calif. if -gr, ,A--vi' Bernard P. Mastroianni Accounting Reno, Nevada E lg -cf' Thomas C. Meuser English Burlingame, Calif. 531' X 'f X , Q1 'I Paul F. Middlebrook Business Administration Santa Ana, Calif. Richard L. Matteoli James A. Mocny Bio-Chemistry Spanish-French Sacramento, Calif. Santa Barbara, Calif. Richard A. Milka English Literature Reseda, Calif. f,. k . Q Timothy J. Mirante Business Administration Seattle, Washington Richard J. Moore Psychology Oakland, Calif. 133' James F. Morphy Accounting Oakland, Calif. 05337 ,, . l Robert E. Morrish Philosophy Berkeley, Calif. Robert E. Nealon History Port Hueneme, Calif, Jerrold L. Morris Gary C. Olsen Political Science Spanish San Francisco, Calif. Walnut Creek, Calif. Daniel A. Norman Bio-Chemistry Moraga, Calif. Donald W. 0'Connor English San Francisco, Calif. Br. Richard M. Orona FSC Spanish Los Angeles, Calif. Michael A. Petrini Greek-English San Francisco, Calif. I H J' 'L'-4 D. Pieruccini History McCloud, Calif. P J ack Pava Integrated Belmont, Calif. l Emory J. Pratt Economics Santa Barbara, Calif. 'mf' 'wif' Paul ,I . Rinetti History John R. Russell History Beverly Hills, Calif. Oakland, Calif. 31 X Daniel F. Sheridan History Paul M. Ryan Psychology Sacramento, Calif. 'i Edward J. Schlimgen Economics Great Falls, Montana QQQQL e ,, rf Oakland, Calif. John Shay English A Stockton, Calif. ,lag- nw W r r W ww uw' George E. Schedler Philosophy Fresno, Calif. Michael I. Schirnmel Economics Walnut Creek, Calif. George Sherman Political Science San Francisco, Calif. Frank L. Slaymaker Psychology San Francisco, Calif. I , A I' ' 1 . , -i ,I A -5 'L . 'M lr. , I .q ' Donnan M. Sinn History Sacramento, Calif. 1 ' n 4 1 w Philli W. Steidl f Raylnond F. Skryja Biology El Cerrito, Calif. Michael A. Still English Albany, Calif. Timothy G. Staples Accounting Hercules, Calif. P History Camarillo, Calif. ., ..v, , Y , .tif Frederick C. Sueyres Integrated Oxnard, Calif. James Quinn Political Science Oakland, Calif. George M. Watters David P. Takken Psychology Santa Maria, Calif. fe gf fri? Michael P. Tierney English San Francisco, Calif. Joel P. Trudeau English Lafayette, Calif. Psychology Oakland, Calif. Gary D. Widmer French Walnut Creek, Calif. flh- Philip G. Wojtalewicz Math Covina, Calif. Br. George J. Zarzana, FSC Philosophy Sacramento, Calif. v an-xr -,H Stephen P. Yost Economics Los Angeles, Calif Barry L. Dunne Spanish Menlo Park, Calif. , il n 4 . . fri 1 4 1 , p . 1 .,, 'J- 1 uw . ..- AW., ,, l 4 NR ,iq M . Br Ja I 9 IW ,M , . , 7 , M! is I ' -!Qhf , , 4 M . MW, wx V, M A ' v . M X1 W , f I - - . iff 44 -A Q A -45 4 - n 5 n , ' ,A M. V , , .H A, un, , if ,l ,-., ': ' f' mf. . . w , 4 - -ey 1- 'W .V fy M44 ,xY,, 'V ' : ., r '! as ,fl Am km WN x, i 1, x .55 'Wulf I Y N W '-r X 4, 1 Mui, 4 . 0.4 .-,.' 4 . , . 1 1 ri. X 4 Wan J J 1 5- W , .1 V72 f'.'J ' w X w EX 1 45 w, N3 M '- 4 N WW A v W,fM,W.W vw ,V , W yy. 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WA K W 4 ,Q , 4 - 3' SAINT MARY'S A ATHLETIC STAFF Mike Cimino-Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach. - Pat Curran-Frosh Basketball and Assis- tant Varsity Coach. Ray Chief'7 West-Director of Minor A Sports and trainer. . BASKETBALL 63 Q55-ELS gFLEl 1 Kneeling: Rich Holmberg, Ken Micheli, Bob Buckvold, Dan Sheridan, Pete Pontacq, and Ed Hayen. Standing: Coach Mike Cimino, Brad Goodhart, Al Strange, Gil Loescher, Ken Kelly, Rich Kraljev, Jerry West, Vern Berry, and Carl Lyon. The GAELS finished a disappointing Season by beating Santa Clara in the season finale. The final won-loss record was an overall 4 Wins and 21 losses and 2 wins and 12 losses in WCAC competition. This yearis GAELS failed to Win many games even with the spirited play of Seniors Bob Buckvold, Gil Loescher and Dan Sheridan. Other standouts during season were Juniors Jerry West, Joe Callahan, Pete Pontacq and Brad Goodhart. 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Bob Shannon watches as an obscured S.M.C. player goes for the ball. 19- 9 1, 1' .--' i , A-Al , l if is -F .na it ,,A. by 5: W ,, ffx x..-w .1 , W. ,v RUGBY This year's Rugby Team had a winning season in its first year under the Minor Sports Program. President Mike Mc- Conneloug and Captain Doug McKee ledthe team to many impressive victories over bigger teams. X .4564 P Pl ' f Tom Steel goes for ball in a line out as Doug McKee charges in. Jim Paloma brings ball down sideline as de- fenders close in. Bill Barnes kicks ball away from goal lme The most satisfying Wins of the year were the double defeat of a much larger Cal Berkeley squad. In the Spring the team traveled to a Portland Tournament where they were unable to advance to the finals. -an ,wed ,, 1 Y ii.: ll ,ga ai' r ZFX ,, , N! Play was rough at Cal State this year. Hands Up-but where's the hall? I - I 9 to ,t I Joe Kehoe and Paul Lombardi fight for the ball against Cali- fornia. 78 va I 4 'I 1 ..--1'-.gn L . ,A,' , Doug McKee waits for the ball to come out of the scrum. ' DPl..,4,.x wei- Dave Takken passes off to an unseen teammate. Bill Reagan grabs ball in a line out l M , .. Ui , Dice game? 41 f-'-' fy Miles and Kehoe go after the loose ball. A quick kick after the ball comes out of this scrum. The bal1's upagain! HBE One more scrum.- Balls out! Coach Robson gets the team warmed up before the game. 1 f 'L .1-1 Another fight over the line out. 81 L F, '...v7:, ' ' '-if ., IW no 'J T 1 if ' ff as ' T w1v'Eilg'si ini, Juan '- Sl 'g in K.. ,ix ,I-MEAE' N , 'V , ,. , I vi ... ,.. . -,..,- r -. --,, .. -.-,Tf '-I Kris Barnett just misses in his reach for the ball. , ,Y...., .-Y. 'Nllllllllllll ' i ...I Bob Vallon congratulates Rick after a winning effort. Doug McKee pursues an opponent after a scrum. Rick Ravizza passes off. Coach Robson rallies his charges during the half time break. Looks like the whole team is after this one BASEBALL This year the Phoenix team finished the season with an improved 8-17-2 record. Coach Eddie Lake fielded a team led by pitchers Bob Hughlett and Dick Boyd, and sluggers Herb Jofvendahl, Pete Kelly, Jim Huarte, Larry Steel, and Don Murphy. Next year the team looks forward to the revamped WCAC League with a bright outlook. Pete Kelly checks over the lineup with Doc Weber. on San Jose. Tom McNally stretches to make an out Jim Huarte takes a big cut at the fast ball. Bob Hughlett takes a long stride before delivering to the plate. 1 b .- ..,-1:15-I -A Q ' - ' 'QT' - ' ' ca'-J -.1-W 11--. pw, , 1 ., 1 . . -L..Z24-,-.i , ,Q f'.., Ii: :aa 2 . -fu:nn?, W , ,- ,L,.. . ,, Herb Hofvendahl connects for a long hit to left field. 85 , .K wi X -J xl, 1 . f ,-1 E If 1. zil - 1 'J '-if 1 , . N,,,.JAfg.ff-2'-f f V g w- - . 1.fZ'5::'1To- ' - Q Z' 1 if pri wiwfffi , f 1 LR':!'Q2fI7 'v' , -.WWI Ut if-:A ,,.. xJ.i,,,,!.. 'aP.'.fJf , M --,Q J . . 'TJ' , ' ' . V 1. 4 'Q A 'T-4 - '1 , ., Wai- nam - , , V . 54. , L Q , f E V Y N ra , 'K FE' lr X V Alling, DePaul, Graves, and Faith were everpresent boosters of the Phoenix Squad this year. There seems to be a disagree- ment over a call at first. 87 Huarte heads home for a score. A xipv hh -- ..M?' 4 3-gg, f'h m'Qmqi7 , nf L ,qu V, .H if .V Ju .,m:-. P .., ,.-fl few-.Af sg ul.- Ah! The happiness of a good baseball game. E' -W ,andy-.' PS '. ft 1 - vi ,I f g 'L F3 Q. . 'r 2 ' 9, Ne A spitter? N1 S. 231515, CREW -'rf ...nx'-1, ,JV ,.s- L.. ,....,4 ...wav '- 2 as-es. W ,- 24 Q: I' The crew pulls ahead during their race ln Oregon This year the crew had a record for the college to be proud of Durlng their first year as a minor sport they brought back a winning season for all to enjoy The high- light of the year was the quallflcatlon of the heavy-Weight four shell to partlcipate rn the I R A lnvitational 1n the East This 1S a result of having achieved the status as the West Coast champlons The coxswain goes into the water after the victory. mga I-:swf-'5twa '-W -. , 'mei mr- W - v - - f .,' ,.Y- , aww. ,-,f-:Z-.,.,-, ,- -r,, . . , .5 - ' . V ,,..l '1-Y ff HN T as-1 - :fel 'inr'fi.:-s 5Q,m5P -..,f ..,g.i2-'m'1'K'- 'fa nv QW, ri M wr- - 1-' 1 -' 1 '- ,f u,-ff--,'?'1-,li 1.-' ,ef -. H -'i'- H- ',1'N. 1- SML 'HQ'--' . -J , A.. .-7 -L H-.,..e-. .pf ,K . K, .,,-1,-.-Q-,....-. W,' 3 Y ,--,.g.- 1r,-.. -, - W-?'- -- f-1-U A .'- Y-.E,,,f--,.- - W-H . , . 2, D '-- - '--.af 11 ' ,: :.,.. -wr avg :-,,,,.. Q . if --? 5- ,. -' -.. 'aa 15 ,, - t ,V YV- V-,,,,fL-. V, ,, uw: ,7,.ae4t-,-L,gmp,- U, -11, 1-ENN , I., JL... 1. N., mp., , . l??.i- d -..--if1':-e-.f',+.,--ff 2 f. -A-.-'-eq...-ri?fi.'f fx . VI .TI Z.-2 '11 is -31,f,.'f? fili:-'- g?ii'.1 'T'::zf ':5:?5,2'a - 1-','ZTTi: .' '-,-:,--q,L- - , fl, . MM xqm. P-fu:-frm-w:..asw.,1,.. -.. -,:,v..,g-- -, LH-e,,f:H, 2- ,R , A Wg--fl-vw, :3 .'gA:A3-Laiai L-xx. M.-'WL -H V el STROKE! Another coxswain heads for the water after an early morning practice. W 92 'E , ,A - -as , ' Ei' ...sh- W M? J -sm, .-J-w -- -f. An overhead look at the lightweight team shows a real determination and spirit. This canoe thinks it will qualify as a one man shell. Q YE '5-1.-. --11 :YW WRESTLING The Wrestlingi Team was another of the minor sports program which achieved success this past year. The highlight of the year coming in the final match of the season with the defeat of an older and more experienced squad from Santa Clara. Coach John Owings should be praised for his efforts in training our team. Pete Horton seems to be at the wrong end of this match. Captain Greg Aloia and his teammates receive congratulations from Santa Clara after the victory. Paul Johnson puts at good hold on this Santa Clara player. 1 GAOL The Gaol Student Recreation Center created much interest on campus this year. Highlights were a singles and doubles pool tournament as well as ping- pong tournaments. SHARK S ?f 5, Dean Parziale, Mike Haufler, Roger Faith, and Steve Yost pause before starting their match. Mike Haufler lines up a shot while teammate Cool Cue Parziale lends moral support. S. P. Yost shoots at an unseen cue hall. ut H . W in Center Candidates GAEL FOOTBALL RETURNS After a lapse of some seventeen years foot- ball returns next year to St. Mary's College to the enthusiasm of the students and alumni. Through the efforts of Junior Greg Aloia, the Regents granted permission for the organiza- tion of a football club on a low scale basis. Working solely on a budget of donated funds the team has developed rapidly. Coach George Galli, formerly Director of recruiting at Utah State, held a spring practice with a turnout of fifty-five candidates, the result being an opti- mistic outlook for the return of football to Saint Mary's. The Coaches, which for the most part are donating their time to the squad are, from left: Tom Foster-Utah State, Vince Darone-San Jose State, Walt Dathe-U.C.L.A., John Owings-Chico State, and Head Coach George Galli-U.S.C. All of the coaches worked very hard to give the team the basic plays and moves which they will need when practice begins in earnest in the fall. lj li-Z A nfs: rr '1-'lAAr ' I Atl: 1 1 .xl . .jg in . yy . 4,1 X .V ,, L if J l' ,V i I A XX limba ' . '- N . y Xl s t- ' ' ,S -IJ ' ', HQLLTQ 5, 537' ,Ltr Coach Galli shows his backs a few fundamentals during an early prac- tice. Quarterback Pete Kelly hands off to John Blahnik during a spring practice session. fc Players John Devany, Greg Aloia, Art Napala, Rich Klutz, John Blahnik, and Ron Birdasll pose for the camera before going to work. wg V. 45- ' 5l. A'l!?V3 sxwE 4,5 x 345451 'J ,t CAIN- The Scrimmage during Open House showed the crowd that the team can look forward to a good season next year. ifflg, as B i Vince Darone runs the linemen through their paces on a muddy field. End Rich Niehauser jumps high for a Kelly pass. 99 Coach Darone yells out directions to his young players. Pete Kelly practices with center Tom Steel before the Open House Scrim- mage. Coach Galli puts a play on the board during an early practice session. Fundamentals were stressed through- out the whole spring practice. Coach Walt Dathe gives some advice on tackles to the defense. The cannon which will herald next season's scores was shown off at Open House. Steve Gator', Alioa passes to the sidelines during the Open House Scrimmage. IOI I TRA URAL FOOTBALL One of the greatest triumphs of the year was the Intramural Football victory of the S.M.C. All Stars over a team representing Santa Clara. The Prunies were no match for our squad led by seniors Pete Kelly and John Bower- master. .lohn Bowermaster, Pete Kelly and Tom Ragland receive the . :.aZ'...L,t-if t.. .. Pete Kelly's championship Blue League team poses after their final victory. perpetual Trophy LINE PLAY WAS ROUGH DURING BLUE LEAGUE GAMES. db, mi- - A5'f'1l'pi, ' vwQ:.,w12j..2.:'ff4ff1iF-'Gif' -'rl 'T V , -' - 13' ' - H i -,U . - fs--f - ..... ,Llp ,.,,,. . A . ' Y 3? 'V T-'f'3fh-'He 'Q ,w+wieg:1fg,, 2111iff.1ewu-w.fy.n nl-.,. , NP Ns? Pete Kelly conducts a half time conference on way to league title . .lim Huarte breaks loose for a long run. xt L 3 -Q24 H i -----: -is Y --.Vg ,.-me ..- .g,- sw mmm - I 5 H, sg T, is gg. F: f: ,5 5 fn E 3 Q H M. 4 ,lim Huarte cuts away pursuing Steve Cruther and Steve Yost during a championship game. Pete Kelly-Captain of Blue League Champions streaks down sidelines for a T.D. Bob Butterfield led by Mike Boelk runs for a gain during a noontime Day Student Intramural game. , ., , Z Z Ai .1 Day Student Campbell O,Neill lets fly with a long pass Steve Yost comes down in end zone for a T.D. while Ref. Tom Ragland watches closely. Pete Costa tries to elude a flag chaser. , W I-, I-21 In I A A . I X ',a,.:- , . T'- - st. '.- 'L 5 ,N .5 . Q A Q ,FK ,Q A, it N --I -, f.- 53 gf. ' egg-' - 2 1 152 ' .4-5f:'Zg,: Ti5'L. JTFRXKNHX ln' 5 7-Q. , f!A,f-J-..:,.Q,,gEZ35ii ,.-Z , ,. ,, ' J. it rp- Yf-'fiiri-' f K .a, U L' Q-.g,'t'9i' Y-a.,:un,',L,'v ,, .V ' . - - - ..t Yi Q- -M., V. 1 A-I - ?- V... 4652.4 I.:: , -. . . -, .- .T , ,,- ,,,, . , .B , - H1615 P ,' 'qe'f.g.eH '...l.+-e Fe - gr: '-- jT',, 1:4 1.- .-4, , -- ' ' 'FX 'lf.'V ,Q ff 1 ,t ..-,Ll 3119? 'x-if MEL-':' Q' 'h f' . . ' A 'Ib' V , Ilgigfs 25f5 3:.5I1?3w1.Qi43 ' '52 'fgkf' - I ' -, ' - QL sf' A' ' -ff? Sf' '. '4 'k47711'13'::' is A: 12' ' . V. . Tl k fel is-rL'5lILliZsl'1 105 . , .. -' ' 5 ' 3 T. f': 'ET3' '-Ll E ' .. 'af --fgrqv Z1 ,.. .P , 1, .- la, -.-I 'iii GQ -. '.' UAQQ Pete Kelly swings around end during the Red-Blue Championship game. Blocking was rough during the Red-Blue tilt. Frosh quarterback is pursued by Mc- Conneloug, Yost, and Reagan. I TR URAL BASKETBALL lfflef. Jerry West holds the ball while getting the teams organized for a free t ow. Vie Hanson gets a shot away during an Intramural game. Kelly bench warmers Dothee, Bro. Kyran, Haufler and spectator Mc- Clenahan watch the fast action. The weary players take a much needed rest during a time out. Paul Lombardi grabs a rebound from Roger Faith and an unseen player. Brother Kyran tries to get a shot off against a Lisoni defender. Don G'Conner takes a swing While pitcher Pete Pontacq goes after the ball. BASEBALL W, I 2 Bill Keller readies himself for the pitch. Keller scores after a homerun clout. l ff , .2 -N-j.g'g,4 w . gi tizggggfn. ' Paul Middlebrook takes a mighty cut while vernetti and his teammates cheer him on. The swimmers ready themselves for the starting signal. ,a- X SWI MEET Kelly swimmers Donahoe, Bruce, Boyd, Vranicar, and Hofvendahl gather before the swim meet. 'ii' Congratulations are in order for the winning Frosh. F1 FV , ' - 5 - I'-.V . M ., ' ' 4 53.95. 5 Q if W ig' A RMT' 'als pw' ,all it 'gag Q1 R 1.b,Qg 'QfJ .A Q 1, I J 1 5 Q: W, it K X- l 'A 'xo ma.. It L X' f fi I xg. ik 'ji Qi' '11 lg -, ' ,lv--Q 'A' fm lg! - X ., '58 - Q' 15, 'le .1 . Lg., Ls . m Ragland, this year's Intramural Manager, pre- res award presentations before the Banquet. Ragland introduces some of the winners during the Banquet. WARDS B QUET Chief West and Ragland pre- sent Bernie Mastroianni with Coach of the Year Award. HI ORAGA ARATHO The Moraga Marathon this year saw a repeat victory by Brother Kyran and the subsequent announcement of his re- tirement from the event. For the first time two relay teams were entered with the Polack Track Club beating the Ondines by a Wide margin. ix,-9.25. S. -J I 1 1 . 3- ,J - Q.. Ln. -- , , .- J . .,,, 3'.-4q,Y,'fff4f:f .: 311-.:,.1 , an ,iw ri ' at T '-ff 'fair-used! -or-f-+Wf1'4 .-,:..- v , r Q n ' N-1, . V - -. .-7.35, 4.7 - . -Z I ' y' 'f ,, - AAT77'-G 4 -,f A ,P 'Q-.225 - fu -: -J. ,- tar- ,F , ,-- -1. ' I- Ii' -.-1: -?'n ?, '-x , Q' ' -' - .n, - '-1 71y'f-..:' 'Taf:'i:L-livfjh , . 1 ng re- ' .,,3?2',9F-ft'wT:'1Ifl55:ai 2: ' Z'P,.1-Qi , , gg, ' was-rw :'C',a'rfs -.. . ,, 2.1.- ,Y Q, ii5 ggsf-Q f ffl in 0.1 wr. - :,'r.ggQ,:: -.pg . f .- hm, ,- 1... -.... . A-'.-..., -, f .:-g,-u'v6 : stu:-u--JT -' ?'3- :.54l'3 2' .fr iasil f'?f'f?' lLL'4Y3'. 'Q 1 ffii' ,WKTL-.'flfl . ,A - V, W f ':':'g-.1- .1 23.12-1:-vis 1 L . V A , - I t: '. --ff: --VV- LF'-? 1---Q .A 52:5 Ig ' .' .' 'V KN- ,' :E - . -- .. figsip gig Q ,lx A -i -. i img ,. X -. --1 11 A , . n T f e te f e aff A 119 '3- The Polack Track Club. The field spreads out even before they leave campus. , Grand Marshall Mike McAndrews watches a handoff from Bandito Guyette to R. Darby Alling. as :Ni xvJ'w P-wif A weary Brother Kyran walks away from finish after his victory. Coors,' hands off to Bear Forrester on the downhill run. W Q HQ.. ji Darby Goodguy hams it up for the photographer while on his leg of the IHCC. r 1 The Polack Track Club assembles before the start of the race .:,1 .E W -3 , Q:.gkf,gw-, R . .wx- xl 52 .ff .L ii. is 2 f 5.2, i - . 1. 5.-. ... 5 .ff I H.. QA '- I P, ov E . vs Fe- 'Y a 'IGH .. .xxx ... , - , , 'af 5. f P- 5 REE:- -i ,gi I V 1 .1 . 1 u CLASSES .al -,:,g5.,,.E H41 - 5 m '43 , We ight. 43 5, 5 NA.. l 1 ,Y ,, :E ' :fi ,Q W iii il Wi? 533 tt? :ev .3 HSE 1,55 e -,gs :I N F RESHMEN i E at 1 st fa Bob Molinari Vice-President Jim Togneri Representative Ralph Gallucci President Without benefit of the traditional initiation, the class of 1970 found it difficult to unite. This class of individuals was finally pulled together under the leadership of their president, Ralph Gallucci. A tangible result of their new found organization was the faculty basket- ball game put on for the benefit of theFlorentine Relief Fund. In May, sixteen men ran for six class offices. Such interest in student government is both unusual and gratifying. Next year, with a year's experience behind them, the class of 1970 will be a valuable asset to St. Mary's. John Brennan Mike Boele Ken l-logarty Representative Secretary Treasurer n , Y: i: ' 'T in i i ? ?-:'?':ysff'Si'eL N tix-A :RR- 5 , 9 ?- :Y 1 wi ik, ' 554. JI 1: . - Lamp? F! I ' I F-4:51, 1 , ,, . M 22 'E - - . 1, 1 5-2 f' l,-,1 f .-E .:V ,t , - 2 y a XX a A 2 I ' in l' ,7 fl- i ' J- ' .Y .if -,,, -,,,,,,l-,,,, -, F ' air Wfllimlll lflx f , J, hu? 1 A ' A 'z H K X ll f X , in R 11,42 Y 'EJ' J , rf,5,j::3' ' QP' 1 ., A' A f.g:4:i ' A iw. - I xr-us, J oe Adams Allen James Stephen Aloia John Amarant Arnold Anchordoquy James Anderson Richard Anderson Mike Appel Michael Augustine Joseph Bacher 1 ' Y ' , L . , h , ' - . 1 ,5 -y. V fl? if A r rg 3 ne il? in '-- ' Ziff f fl,-'r' Fl t .. -1fsl' A - x gf ' 5-4 g M r-L. , . s, 5 A i lg ' lm 3 ru' , X . l I. H' JN 11lf!wQQ.l- . 1 ,W MJ: V- 1 L' l X ' Hu! M QQ' 'ji X 3. ,J ,Y - I .. Rl E: Joseph Bailey Ronald Barth Robert Bartolotta Michael Berry Thomas Biaggi Ray Biasotti John Blll1I'lgSlCy .fi A :j fgo-1 Brian Birmingham Michael Blazer Donald Bright I Richard Brown I 8 I pf- :Qi 31? W5 rl xv. I A I, i lg 2 V fi-nf Norman Caetano Jim Capponi Kenneth Carr Jesus Castaneda Philip Chiang David Clark Patrick Callahan Frank Carbone John Carter George Chamberlain George Chu David Clark 5, i .,l K , :V V v LJ . X44 r w radii.- V .Z X ly U fl ieiw , Q h AI I Tom Browne Charles Burnham David Bush Thomas Clements Robert Cline Stephen Collins Alfred Comaduran Frank Conforti Joseph Colton Q! ki i 'fp 5:1-4, Stephen Conley Dennis Conrad Donald Conroy William Corkery Dennis Corcoran John Crain Mike Crosetti David Crouch 1 1 IQ f iq 'ff' 4 H .-A w .nerr 4 1 ,v i X, fy . X A H 4 gn QW W' r--:X - N X ' ' ' L w x T' L- 'A w '-.f lf-V? .:n::N. .gui ,iv-gay! wfesziww- fif..+ 1.1 fin: um.. si. wwf- .nv -fa A -fli - x . - ,ir X 6' I by' ' ,- C:EQ,. ':1. .lad -' Q I I i ...- 4 N SZ ,. 4' l 1155 af - . . !'::. Hn rr- iiiih fa. was - 1 an xx, .kv ' 3 iY.ful' M w K Ralph Curtis David Davis -Q1-f .I l ,,Z. .N ,Q u I df- 1 1' I , XM George Degliantani Dan Delaney Raymond Delea Michael Dclehunt John Devlin Don Dickerson Ronald Dixon John Doerr Dennis Dolim Thomas Donato Durand Doyle Gregory Edison Wayne Ellison Carl Encord Bruce Frank Gary Frank Tom Franks Chris Freeman Fred Furlong Patrick Galloway mi i siasziliu m ii war 1 wal -, Tan H 5 i i H sl i 'll' ui, 1. Q i j life f 'L' 1 T: 4 HL , E H., 2 A 11 'E' ir. 5: Q ' gy., I 1.- hi F uv i :Hem . ...- l F ji Na mapa ug ma M 5 A 'Sa . iff: -Q 5g,,,'- I i F in u w V Z Ile? f C -1 Ii? 1 Q I K ' Dominic Federico Hugh Ferrell Jerry Felix Dennis Fitzpatrick Tim Fortier I I' 1 '- H i T .... in if E4 , uf - , A lo .-...-,. ..,.-ft.-1-1, 5 L l r sl 1 1 zu I . R ' , XJ 'L l l . X 4, ' f ii in , 1 ' l 1, gi I . 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' ' -at . i --. i a fl 4 ,nl 4Z 199 'lr-7' in-Q Tom Garber Larry Gaver Alfred Gerace Albert Getson Michael Ciari Bill Ciusti Mark Gomes Natlmn Cray James Guichard Ronald Gurnari Mike Hallissy Earl Hamby Mike Hanika Larry Haflinger Harvey Hayden .lolm Hayes Dennis Hedgecock Jeff Hensley Peter Herron Carl Hill Brian Hoey lui, ..f-It--s +--- f f f James Hons Steven Horton Jim Hugo Richard Hull John Husokowski Mike Huyck Luis Isasi Jack Isola James Izett Thomas Jacobson Daniel Jarvis Joseph Jelincic Thomas Joerger Michael Johnson Steve Kaffka Rudy Kastelic Dennis Keating James Keefer Mike Kenzler Tom Kersten -Li Bill King Richard Kingsland John Kleinbach Martin Klotovich Greg Kraljev Dave Kuszmar Jim Kutcher .loe Kutcher Michael La Casse Richard Le Francis Tim Le Noir Ernest Lavagetto Wayne Lee Stephen Lee Marcus Leon Steve Leoni Lawrence Liles William Looney Michael Lira Bob Lorang Thomas Lyons Greg McCartney Mike McClure James McGuire Tom McKenna Ken McNamara Donald MacBain James Machado '51, Pb l I Theodore Maguire Michael Maier l llFrancis Malachwlej Mike Marchiano l J oe Martin .Robert Martinez Fred Medrano Paul Merlo Steve Meyers Tom Miles Mike Millerick Don Miraglia Casey Murphy Steve Murphy Tom Murphy Pat Murray Tom Nelson Fred' Nichols John Noble Robert Nolet Fred Norman Kelly O'Neill Gary Olson Robert O'Shea Patrick Pachedo James Pain Richard Paszyc Tom Patterson Thomas Pearson Mel Penny Joseph Pershin Robert Peterson Greg Pitts 6 ! N. 16,9 GI? Glen Porcella David Presnall Gilbert Presto William Reetz Paul Reimers John Rengel Terrence Retchless Robert Richardson Steve Richter David Riewerts Phil Riley Bill Riordan Joel Risch Douglas Robb Dan Safreno Joe Sanchez Damien Savage Dan Schiappacasse Dan Schmidt Scott Scholes Robert Schult David Scott Bob Seidenglanz Dan Sevigny Bob Shannon Rick Shapley Jack Shaughnessy Phil Shaw William Shea Jim Sheeran Henry Shude James Sibole John Skeehan Ralph Smaldino Greg Smith Mark Smith Stbve Smith San Smyth Carlos Sobral Wayne Steel Brian Stelmach Paul Stickney John Sullivan fb- t .ggi nw Bob Sundherg Fred Tate Daniel Leary Roy Terry Carl Thomas Jorge Tong Joseph Torres Robert Traina Robert Trevino Frank Tucci sas- Sw xii , my Q Q HL , -'E ,,, -ff' ' HW' 5 ' E-' . .' .gt- 1 , if -f 1 , rev: , :Zz F ig-A.. 'A :gig N LQ ,, . l'.-'- -,: ,A , . . - L.-I ,..r .2 ,r .- Lv . f 4.7.2 - U ww M H 51 - ,ur iw 2 rw S 5 w mm X mf H u im .,... , 'Jug 'A 5 ' ,Li Q 'f M .H H-'-5:s'?5:z . ,- .: X L:i3g.H,: QQ, , it A . N ssgfijgumuw wa fl? X 'fx i ? SE 'l'7'OY' all Mike Tucevich Robert Turgeon Anthony Viegos William Vosburg Ron Wacek Robert Warden Robert Wecker Thomas Willey Frederick Williams Albert Wong Jim Wood Stephen Woods Michael Wright .lim Young Victor Zarzana Paul Zunino in fi? d 1 Steve Finn t Representative Dave Lachiondo President The 1966 GAEL described the Class of 1969 as apathetic. This certainly was not the case this year. The Sophomore Class was noted for having active members in most organizations on campus. Steve lVIcFeely, Dan Whitehurst, and Dennis Tonsing were valuable members of the Collegian. The enthusiasm of President Dave Lachiondo and representative Steve Finn were indeed transferred this year to the members of their class. Mike Manning Marty Lombardi Steve Pluma Representative Secretary Treasurer if - 'f . W , I 4 , at 5 , T iivtg C Paul Lombardi Vice-President T T v l Thomas Abts Michael Aiello Thomas Alioto Michael Allen David Alvarez Gerald Anderson Patrick Anderson Brendan Appel Edward Appenrodt Micha Arguello Cary Assel John Baker Vincer Barron Pierre Beaudieu Dwight Beck 32 . , -bv' wrf .-P 1 '--.., .-'N 'V 'lr-v Henry Barnes Edward Bennett Fred Barreiro David Berrettini an I Vern Berry Bill Bertain Tim Biggins John Bolduc Frank Bone Marlin Boudio James Bret Paul Brian Lou Bristol Steve Buchanan Christopher Buckley James Burke Ben Calise Ken Cameron Richard Carter Gerald Casterton Mardie Clark Phil Clarke John Clifford Michael Campana 599:1- HF' oz., , M i 455' 5 Sf, .EY -. Y3'fM'7 avi -. it-39 'g '!1e ,I ,J i iv X7--...VB ni- C-1? ffklli, 5 'af . . 43? Peter Cooney William Cooper Dennis Cordiero Stephen Crutcher Joe Curtis Michael D'Auge11i Mike De Creve Lawrence Del Dotto Stephen Dempsey Steve Dunn Tom Fahrner Mike Farmer ,, NS! Reginald Crenshaw .Iohn Davis Thomas Dillard Bill Fazio fi 5 I M 'A D :gf ia: , , - i i i :KQV I R V 4' z 3.3.4 .l f fe.. 4 Vince Craol Bob Daniels Donald Doyle joe Feehan f L ii A in H' it QB qs--....., .6 'gy- Tan- 'lxii .Q 5 ,fn ' u-150, '50 'Q-...r Tom Fegan Jeff Ferrero Larry Ferrigno Bernard Fitzwald Dennis Flanagan Larry Flocchini Damien Ford Dick Frank John Froimwiller Michael Gagliasso Tom Galletti Michael Garber Bob Gardner Tony Galto Paul Gayrard Ben Gisla Greg Cordon Steve Going Art Gross Michael Cunning Rod Guyette Jim Hahn Dave Hadlen George Hall Harry Hambleton Edward Hamby Tony Hartley John Hartnett 715 . . .1.. .l. Barry Healey Neil Hendricks John Higgins Rich Hilken Richard Hill Phil Hogan y M. 19' fm., ' fin fu Tim Hogan Rich Holmberg Inaki Isasi Lawrence Martinelli in Pete Horton Bob Jackson Bernard Jacobs ly- ,F-sv Ary James 54'3?'. i'f 7 ' E .'., .W , ' -- '-!'5:-f3f5:A?f'3i' ,, Si '11 Tin .-4. ,.,, Q KI! M-A ',.,.'.,v ,W Kevin Johnsen Paul Johnson Charles Judd Jim Kain 'WQQ' .lohn Keane Matt Kelleher Bill Kelly Ken Kelly Tim Kennedy Robert Kenny Tom Kenny Steve Kosta Paul Krug .lohn Kugler Greg Latham Steve Ledyard Sam Lee Pete Leeds Ronald Leon Stephen Lester ... , y.,: V J , iq 5 f etnw as V .. . Y Y-V l , S1 1 V 5 ' ell 4, at L Q... ey'l L . Ac.-1' '-:Wt 57 ' I 1,1 1 :E 1 w xx John Lineweaver Joe Lisoni Dennis Longwill Phil Lucke Carl Lyon Richard Lynch Stephen Lynch Michael McPherson Ray McLeod Mike McKitlrick Phillip McCurn Steve McFeeley Roy Machado Mike Magee Tony Mana William Marini '-....1-- ef. , MAJ Y'-fi fprin- s..,: iv 'S' ,.. . Dan Melott Mike Menager Tom Mendonca Joe Mikos John Milos 140 1- Y IU Dennis Miralda Edward Moffat William Mohr Michael Monahan John Moffit Patrick Monley Bennett Morowitz John Morris Garry Murphy Mark Murphy Pal Murray Phil Murray Tony Musni Marty Meyers Greg Navone Tom Neff James Nemmert John Newlin Mike Oden Campbell O'Ne11l Otto Paisan Terry Patnode Michael Patterson Harry Pavelka Charles Petty Richard Pino John Posedel Robert Pusey Paul Ramacciotti Kevin Ramirez John Rampa Michael Ratto Daniel Reed Mark Rizzardini Art Rogers David Reugg 142 UVX 44 Q , 5, A .ina -.v-1 QT.-...Y Joe Russell Larry Ryan Patrick Ryan Tom Ryan Gerald Scatena Benjamin Schmidt David Scholl Bob Scott Frank Siedl Bob Serventi Dennis Shearer Charles Shelton V his if Q1 43' 'FX :F 1: -, 15. Jn. n u . ,mania 'gill' I - my 'vu-L -., Q .V ..--L, - David Sikes Dennis Skiles David Slater Jim Smith 'Q 4945 we Ron Taylor Thomas Trombley Richard Sonntag Kim Spaw Martin Spittler 'Q-' - . ,.:.--ff!--' Charles Steligo l Michael Steffen Greg Stem John Stewart A1 Strange Bill Talunas l w-7 .', . 5- .gu ,I I QR al aft. ..tlZW,: , , ,T ,,,, ,..., M, i,i.,, i 1 ., 6 .r ., -an-sri' , 1 Clark Thompson Michael Thor John Tomko Mike Toomey Bob Vallon John Vander Zee Bruce Venable Dan Whitehurst -115,1 ,,,,. if ,,. -1 ' i Ax' 3 ' f55f - L Hx - G37 r ! ,sg -fy ,- yy- N N525 if-., QQ 5, 'f -1, T-1 'J X 1 '-V K T'q 74 X 1 'r,,',! Ajqiflzg i '-.1f',,4 '.H vj.,-A Q1 I . X 'W i ,i I Q T NR .' fra. ' ' aa X,-if k'S'. 1. , -'WA' . gh. -Y '51 M1425 ,C 1 A tv-A. S . ,X .V Y fa Nag 3. 4 'Y I H. B. Wilhams Vice-Presid ent l ,Iim Gates Representative Neal King President Again under the leadership of Neal King the Junior Class had another profitable year. Among their more notable achievements was the purchase of a statue for the library and their efforts to get the Football club organized. Ray Villegas Tom Payne Mike Machado Renresentative Secretary Treasurer SQ!- ix F I ! ,kg if EJ-vw 1 - in 115 ,Er 1 , ,xv-fsr ,ly-m Fi-even PL Qi Win' -as-v-' gl ' . i, ' l l is l 4 -'if' K 4 , SW-' l Y Ui , , , ' -+-. t if -fe f .2 i s -tl L. ,iii 1 .xii i 2 X . -- if o 1 I I in A 0 I . ef ' - ' 7 if' nM wa' vii ,. all - i Q tits: 1 f af vt l 'NCQ T ' ii Tom Aikins Peter Barale John Blahnik William Cady l -99: Robert Allen Kristen Barnett Edward Blake Donald Capri Gregory Aloia Scott Beem Chris Bottino Joseph Callaghan gm 'Q N vw A Richard Arrigotti Don Attix Kristen Barnett Ron Birdsall James Burns George Burt Joe Campau Louis Caretti Z-K ll 'r 4' ' 111' fix: 1' Q, 4,3 Y!!,,, ii, -Q? :ist I fern vlb 1 51.5.4 Robert Carlson ,Iohn Carney John Cassidy James Cena Patrick Clements Timothy Coleman Patrick Condon Stephen Coony Michael Corbett Peter Costa John Coughlin Kenneth Cox Ray Cummins James Cromwell Richard Crosetti Thomas Demartino Robert Dettmer Roger Duchein Steve Duffy Marc Dumais Jacques Duport Dennis Dwire Ronald Edwards Robert Falche Bill Ferry Michael Finnell Cecil Fitch William Flahavan Don Gay Mark Gibson Dennis Gilardi James Glenn Brad Goodhart Scott Gordon Dennis Cori Thomas Gozzano Wdliam Green Steve Groark Michael Haufler Edward Hayen auf' ' 1 -Q i' mv lg M '1 'B--ms, A uw Qian 7 +..1p 4: . M ' ,, fu? in tj' . ,--MV- .- ,, ' , fm QQ 35 .W ., 2: , eu '1'9:.. X uw ' sa D' M m fig :Ha - ,1- 1 1 N H Y. ,J .f,. ., Y , ,-... .,, ,- Q Q32 ' fmt- J' YI' ,Il ' ,, , I ,. E ' ' W. 5 ' it 1 Wy. , .2 we 2 - N W -.Liar , 1 i :W ge' WH: :gf mrs-1 , , ' - , , . 1' . l1E.v- Y ,.'., ' . .- i. 7' , ' f1 :2 ' 1! 4-41:-' - 4: , - Q2'2'2w'.,..,,g: -u W- W. 4 Q.: 1 ,, Z 1-e Ta ,-','w.:+I5-Ekifo 'N ?lf2f?l aw.,QlD ? -x',,if'M 1 wwf' - WH.-,w .dir ,w H25-.'1: . 44 'f'.. ,f':1E,1'- -:ef V - - Ii TTfE?L -5,f!5m.mS::m5wf1r5.a-wa? .1QEg.w.'va1iimS-fweziffii ,LQ-,L H Robert Hughletl Daniel Imbagliazzo Erie lvary David Izett Michael Jacobs Thomas Johnson Rich Klutz Cal Kezeli Edward Kelley Joseph Kehoe Stephen Kain Douglas Leurey 150 vw ln ge.-n :-' NNW ' ev.. 'FWF .N-, Snug- l A , f xc 1 aus. - Ag., , l l , l . I fill: .. .A J .-,..t ., ,, , -A-.,...... Q' 1 P- ,1i1.,..o , . ns., 'JV K, .' ' affair' -iffy! 5 A I . A ., eg -1 Z! :J 1 Ev 1 1 w ul l i Merritt Hemenway Walter Hoertkorn Paul Howard James Huarle l ll ayniond Lovell , ichael McAndrews William McCann l..arry McCollum Stephan McCormack l W l fl l l ffom Mclntush Llames McKenna Michael McLean lTom McNally Tim McNamara Joe Manifesto John Maraldo Dan Marlowe Dominic Massehi Bill Meagher Gene Medina Rich Meiss Joe Miles Loel Miller John Morrison in--D ' L. 2' . -w'f - Q' '-1 , ?'hf x 'TL 5,9 . . 131' 'Us' in-qf ,. ,A P15 fl 'fa'-' Tx WW -r..,,. V -V ,fm ef ,,.lL'Y' . U -E' if 7 1, 'A ! ' H ' H U,----., -. 1 . ' ., , f i Q9-51.-9 12 f nz.: 5 lf: gig, 'ji' ,a-Tw. P-L ,Y L N: 64- J , . , I 2 ' 1 ,xi-uf z. mart 'IR - 1' ,--.i 1-1:v-'45, V , . ' A P M M, Erbiiarir- dmi 'em-' . 4 . I ,xIl1...f.w'n15. YY Vf .,:. .U Cary Nelson Pat Neylan Marty Noonan Eldon Okazaki Howard Osborne Frank Onorato Steve O'C0nnel Norbett Pacheco Jim Paloma .lim Parziale Paul Pasqualetti Pearce Peterson Phillips 1 N qRobert Piro Pele Ponlacq Bob Porter Tom Ragland Paul Prudhomme w l l :I Mark Ralph W Bill Ramsey Robert Reed William Reagan Bernard Reynolds 1 John Riley Richard Ravizza Tom D. Roberts Tom W. Roberts John Robertson Michael Rudick Rick Ryken Barry Salabcrry Carlos Samper Bob San Souci Mike Schimmel Larry Schult Peter Schultz Richard Schofield George Separovich Frank Shaffer Barry Shult Jim Silva Bill Sonneman Tom Steel Bob Steffy John Stubbs Mike Sullivan Frank Sunstedt Bob Ternes 54 .loe Tillson Dennis Torney Joe Vessa John Viera Bob Waldliaus Daniel Wall Kenneth Warren Richard Weldon Jerry West Charlie Wilson r -1- g ,V Us ,,, w ww x.- It I ,K XA '-5 T55 1 Ag, Wm In-1 5, 1.416 6. ,twin N' .mln-.. .'g'v.. - 'A,,gnA5v,,:-,M-V 4 i f-i'f'f4aKs:: ?.':'i'f': fr -1, A j. - ,. NL s9 1 .A ',. 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John Robertson- ASSMC Secretary Tom Ragland- Intramural Manager Norm Marcoux Treasurer .S ,J M see rea sw- Q ,ef a EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Executive Council upperclassmen were this year from left: Jerry Fitzpatrick and Frank Donahoe, Senior representativesg Michael Francoeur, Senior Presidentg Ray Villegas and Jim Gates, Junior representativesg lnissing is Neal King, Junior President. Lower class officers were from left: Sophomore President Dave Lachiondog Representatives Steve Finn and Mike Manningg Freshman President Ralph Gallucci and Representatives John Brennan and ,I im Togneri. B H eg fini' fwwim' ei F I r I' H 0 ..,, V, l Q l l l l i l l ,,-.. ff Collegian Staffers were-seated: Mike Finnel and Steve McFeely. Standing from left: John Lannon, Paul Lawson, H. B. Williams, Dennis Tonsing, and Dave Laschiondo. Saint Mary's Collegian Oflic1ulPul1licnIian of the Associated Students of Sain! Marys College SAINT MARWS COLLEGE UF CALIFORNIA sailor MIKE MCANDREWS News Editor . MIKE McLEAN Spark Edifar STEVE McFEELY Feature Ediior JOHN LANNAN Copy Editor PAUL LAWSON STAFF WRITERST 4 ' am Gu rey Norbert Pacheco Mari Ralph Tom Relaerls Brie-n Murray 'Dave Alvarez Harrison Eenuii Lerry Byrd B. Williams Rey Villegas Mille Manager Dan Norman Stevu Leelyard' llred Gogdharf Doug' Lourey Mari Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS Palhsnbn Dennis Taming Bill Ferry Business Manager ll Dennis Tonsing Advertising Manager Mike Herbold Circulaficn First semester Editor Mike McAndrews stalks while Feature Editor John Lannon works on a story and Mark Flint looks on. COLLEGIAN This year's Collegian edited by Mike Mc- Andrews first semester and Mike McLean second. The paper was active in all controversial issues on campus and always presented a fair cross section of comment on all issues. 'Saintl' lv1ary's Collegian 0j7iniaIl ublirulIon'al :Im Associnud S '!li'i9 !'l.514f ! 1!l'4'?ff K-Fillibif. SMNT MllRyfS COLLEGE DFVCQQIVFDRNII ' ' 1 sans, ' ' MIKE. MCEEAN V, N-uw: Editor I lplqq wr-nreuunsal 'Sports Eclilor Y- srevs Mssssvg ,Faalure Ediforx i JOHNTANNAN MIKE lyIcANQREWS , 1 'lCBpy'EditSi 'V PAQL Lawson will N ll STAFF WRlTERS Bill Bnriain . , Tom Guflray , sg.v.f.M Ni-qbsfa,r..ch.m Dan Snfmnn Tom Roberts H omni Hyde-pmt M nm Lnchioncla EFBIII McCann fs iDnve'Alvami ,Rsywhirn y 17i.n1m1..s...,,or Sfuvolliniiv Larry syfa KM Hwmy H. B. vvnnsm v, Rnlph Qaliucpl Ray' Villages me simon. uma, mums - .mm nsbmm Q sim Liaysaa- Jelm Carney :ma awaken Brendan Appel Doug Laura , sob iuumn' Mmisaaili Dan-Ndrmbn Mike Wright Bob 'Trains - PHOTOGRAPHERS PM Clumenh uma Tonsinq I V KL Tom Fgllsgsun , cmiroomsr am caay Bill Ferry ehuinnxs Manipur Dennis Tonsing Advertising Manager ff i 1 P-ml Bxivn 1 . , 2.1 Circulation.. Y ..-E , em ,..m1.., at mm H. w.. if p it H wx L w H- .w tw uw - nw in .4-, p .ggi I -it I tQj1lkg'a.a 'll . 1A -an Ll itfiitilgwufii Pat Breen, Editor CAEL staff: QTopj John Coughlin, Dan Melott, Pat Monley, Steve Lester. fllottomj Kevin Ramirez, Dave Lachiondo, Pat Clements. 1967 GAEL This year the GAEL has attempted to provide a new type of yearbook. Breaking with tradition we have omitted groups and organizations which have shown themselves to be inactive in the affairs of the students. In place of this We have striven to show campus life as it is experienced by the student. Y If f' Jimmy poses with long time friend and college trustee Louis Luree with partners Eddie Jackson and Sonny King looking on. , ,, S 5 b 3 .., , L 1 GEN E SIAN AWARD Jimmy Durante was this years recipient of the Genesian Award. Mr. Durante was praised for his dedication and Work with those in need and especially for his work as the March of Dimes chairman this past year. Jimmy Durante did more to show his appreciation for the award in bringing his partner along and giving his audience a full and wonderful evening show. i L WE' 1 I 41133 iw . 'at xr' 'Xa Veteran Eddie Jackson enter- tains the gatherins as Jimmy watches. Jimmy happily accepts the Genesian Award from Brother Michael. Jimmy Durante gratefully and humbly accepted the award by saying that he only wished he could express in words his appre- ciation for the honor he has received. Jimmy and partners pose with kitchen crew. ECUN ASSOCIATIO ,snuff Regent Ralph Lar Prexy Jim Guyette. I R' f fi 2 -N fi Y 'x R 'im E son receives an award from Senior members of the Economics Asso- c1at1on. This year the Economic Association has been one of the most active organizations on campus. With the help of Regent Ralph Larson and Dr. Andrew DeGall the Junior and Senior students took part in several Regent's lectures with lead- ing businessmen. The seniors also attended a series of very profitable executive meetings with many companies in order to learn about their chosen fields. Members enjoying their dinner? l X ni 'HQ ,'. HB do Walter Johnson receiving his award from Br. U. Albert and Vice-President Pat Breen. Bill White, President of Consoli- dated Freightways, delivers his, oration to the Association. f .A i ' J 1 David Sacks of ABC speaks 5 about opportunities in the broad- casting industry. 169 CHEERLEADERS Head 'Cheerleader Ron Birdsall and his helpers had an ever-present enthusiasm at the basketball games this past year. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans were an V- if active group on campus as they t Q helped on local campaigns and traveled to Sacramento to meet tk Lieutenant Governor Finch. it , as f in fl, 1 A ,Nui H .K 5' 9 ' ' ' - The club poses with Jimmy Durante for our camera. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was one of our most active organizations on campus this past year. Among this list of activities were concerts at various high schools in the Bay area and Fresnog appearances with Jimmy Duranteg and a concert in Oliver Hall. 3 1' ,ly Z I , ll ,A 171 ERIE OGE DANCE i Everyone celebrating St. Pat's Day had a good time at this year's dance 'SQ' ,fa Yearbook editor hams it up for staff photographer while the dance con- tinues. A group gathers for the song fest which highlighted the evening. ELECTIONS Acting President Doug McKee offers Brother Albert a bogus ballot during Student Body Elections. The Election Committee starts long task of counting ballots. Mr. Parziale oversees the ballot tabulation. wgfrefw tw Incumbent Treasurer Norm Marcoux and John Carney, and Frank Donahoe double check voting results. MIXERS Mixers were a- popular part of the social ac- tivities on campus. The Gym and Oliver Hall had their share of happenings this year. MIXERS -Q! 'N 2,1-?i' ,5 Can't Say ial Gym. Duncan Barr and group tunes up for a mixer in the Cimino Memor- W -x E Q ui, Q 1 nw? vu uf, My -15 1 5' . These light show couples look as if they are taken up with the way out music. CHRISTMAS DANCE A large turnout made the Christmas Dance a big success this year. Santa visited the Seniors earlier in the evening and added to the festivities. Cheers for Santa! Really Norm! OPE HOUSE There was a last minute rush to buy tickets on the raffle. A large crowd of parents and friends had a SAGA dinner in the Popular Grove after the close of festivities. A big crowd gathered to hear the drawing for the car. Q IUR RING CEREMONY The Ring Ceremony was highlighted with the blessing and mass in the morning with the rings being distributed by Neal King at the dance itself. The next day the survivors gathered for a Hpicnief, n ' 1 l4. .l 1 -A ji Father Lester officiates at the Mass and Ring Blessing. Brian Murray tells the boys about Chicago. Scott Beem describes Ring Dance headaches. Tr' , 1 BOAT DANCE ,155 U W This year the Seniors planned a Hal- loween Boat Dance which was a success for all involved. Those attending dressed appropriately for the occasion. Bob Arata and Shelia Malloy Csic-Aratal broke out long enough to enjoy a ride around Alcatraz. 1 ., , , - x I . Brother and Sister? A happy group assembles on the poop deck for our camera. The Senior Ball this year was held at Peacock Gap Country Club in Marin. The evening was a Mfitting finale to the Senior class. SENIOR BALL Enjoying a dance? Phi 1 I BELLE OF ST. ARTS 4-as E-is Tone, Dorothy, Susan CBellej, Sue, and Pat pose after their appearance on campus. This year the Block Club reorganized the long dormant tradition of crowning a Belle of St. Mary's. At this year's dance Susan Clifford from Dominican College was named 'GBelle of St. Mary's.', as s W ,,, H H, V ,H w If I 1, The girls and their escorts to the Junior Prom. IOR PRO The Junior Prom was highlighted this year by the crowning ofthe Belle of St. lVla1'y's and the presentation ofthe Spirit Trophy to the Class of 1968. Susie Clifford from Dominican College is crowned Belle of St. Marys. Several couples enjoy the music: at the prom. l 83 -1 A , -F A4 4. gf 31? f T ' + 1 Sm: s 31 l ' S 4 Ji 1 'fs v u. 14,3 Sli, lvj .L H L . 1 'QA' .,, 41 . I .Q 'JP ..,,-, Q.. f',.y' gf I Jyfl- .1 1 f - ' J wb 4 1-Q S .ui 4 r 1- . -v--- 5 '7 - . , was I , al.,-F ' 4 yr? -an N J ,I. ' nf . .44 5.3 0 '- - ' - -,': A ,,.' - .. ,V r -J - . J A l 5 Q -0 1 , g . -'..1 ' . sui, -, ,VA ,M . , lg, 317 -.-fl ,gh I Q, , L' rv I Ao-R .-,' . F' ' an ' J -' ,li-A 1 .f.,4' -'Q-4 s 5 . .- - . ' I- , .-.1 -.-.1 ' . B- F' ' ' . .' Q- A' . - 'sl 'T ., 3 . ' ig, W ,- -A-' , 4 - Q ' ' - M .- . - :' ' . -. an K A,Q:l!'.,',Q,, . I 4 w,. A+ --Azfww 5513? ffff: f . .fa .1 at ' '1' 'f .-V - ' K M' H' . 1. ' . ' U ' .,.: .:i. Urn 'A 'I 11 f- 4 .r . 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V ' f . , A V' V 1-: f 3 7314 '- .- 'f ' . ' ' 3. 1:-' -.fig ' ' ' 1- - Y'g11' . it 5 ' - ,.. K- 1QQiL?'i'I . 2. L, 1 w 1 1 1 J S PATRONS Neno A. Lucido Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Raymond James Manuel Trevino, Jr. Sidney Acton Chesley S. Allen Robert Alkins Nick P. Alevizos Joseph L. Alioto John G. Appel Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank E. Arata Mr. 81 Mrs. Alexander T. Arguello Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin Burmester George J . Bertain Edmund Bacher Jr. Stan Bailey Judge J. Everett Barr Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry R. Berrettini J. C. Berry G. F. Blahnik Mario Bruzzone A. E. Burke Mrs. Margaret Bowes Mr. 81 Mrs. Deyo Breen Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Brian Lawrence L. Chin Jr. Mrs. Edna C. Cummins Edith L. Cameron John J. Cassidy Mr. 81 Mrs. B. L. Checkal Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert C. Cline Jr. Helen C. Coughlin Gerald Culbert Mr. 81 Mrs. Denis J. Doyle Eugene C. Degliantoni Lorrin W. Dolim Mr. 81 Mrs. F. M. Donahoe P. Kenneth Duym Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Dwire Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth L. Eberhard J ulia M. Ellison Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl W. Engel Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Espicha Vicente A. Falche Mr. 81 Mrs. Alphonse Ferrigno Mr. 81 Mrs. William F . Ferry Mr. 81 Mrs. Guido P. Flocchini Joseph E. Francoeur Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Fromwiller Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph J. Grillo John F. Giari Mr. 81 Mrs. Victor L. Gates Stephen N. Gilardi Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles F. Gagliasso Aldo J. Galletti John 81 Renata Gatto Mr. 81 Mrs. Don Gay Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Getson Benedict G. Gisla M.D. Anthony J. Gonzalez Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Harold Goodhart Nathan G. Gray Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Gori Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore A. Gufrey Mr. 81 Mrs. George R. Hadlen Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Hall Murray W. Hill J. F. Hogarty Ray 81 Grace Haufler Mr. Chiang Hinn T. Henry lvary Dr. 81 Mrs. Frank J. lwersen Mr. 81 Mrs. Boyd L. Jackson W. L. Jacobs Paul G. J ohansing Mrs. Coralie R. Kelly Dr. 81 Mrs. Robert D Kelly W. B. Kingsland Mr. 81 Mrs. Coleman L. Kezeli Horace B. Lucido Colonel 81 Mrs. R. G. Lefrancis Thomas G. Lyons M.D. Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis N. Leurey Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. H. Lally Mrs. June C. Langley Mr. A. Keinback PATRONS Mr. 81 Mrs. Julian Lachiondo Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell V. Lannan Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Lavagetto Leoni Meat Co. F.. J. Louie Dr. 81 Mrs. L. M. Luczy Mr. 81 Mrs. R. F. Lynch Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene Lynch Mrs. Virginia D. Melott Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas G. Monahan E. L. Molloy A. Donald McClure Roy Pereira Machado Mr. 81 Mrs. Milo Thomas Maier Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Maloney Mr. 81 Mrs. James McGuire Stephen L. Mana Mr. 81 Mrs. Pio A. Mastroianni James W. McClenahan Mr. 81 Mrs. James J. McGuire Mr. 81 Mrs. L. J. Milka Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Mirante Mrs. William E. Meuser Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert L. Molinari Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Monfredini Mrs. llde Nolasco Musni Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl G. Murphy Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert A. McCluskey H. O. Newlin Mr. 81 Mrs. James N. Nagaoka Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Nelson Mr. 81 Mrs. James Y. Okazaki S. L. Presnall V Mr. 81 Mrs. Sherman O. Pratt Amulio Petrini Broder H. Petersen James F. Patterson Mr. 81 Mrs. T. Pasian Mr. 81 Mrs. Rodrigues Paloma Mr. 81 Mrs. Jos. Perkins Mr. 81 Mrs. Ben Pino Joseph A. Ryan 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John R. Russell Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Rosaia Mr. 81 Mrs. F. A. Rodriguez Richard J. Ravizza DDS. Mr. 81 Mrs. Elio Ramacciotti Capt. 81 Mrs. John B. Robertson Mrs. lla L. Rizzardini Mr. 81 Mrs. Carleton L. Riley Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald E. Riewerts Dr. 81 Mrs. James F. Regau Dr. 81 Mrs. Raymond L. Reed Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas F. Steel Jr. Sai-Yon Restaurant L. Col. 81 Mrs. Bruce E. Shult Mr. 81 Mrs. Allan H. Stubbs Richard H. Sonntag John J. Sullivan John E. Salaberry R. M. Shaughnessy 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward M. Shelton Mr. 81 Mrs. Manuel A. Sieva Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence T. Stein Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred C. Stepan Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Stickney Antonio A. Sobral R. C. Tate John M. Tonsing John R. Vanderzee Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Walsh Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Wilcock Mr. 81 Mrs. C. A. West Mr. 81 Mrs. W. W. Wells Dr. 81 Mrs. John R. Young Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis M. Yost Mr. 81 Mrs. T. B. Wall John Wecker Mr. 81 Mrs. C. A. West Mr. 81 Mrs. V. C. Widmer Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold B. Williams Mr. Donald J. Wood 81 Family Mr. William B. Dickman The Christian Brothers Chapel and Noviriale, wilh winery in foreground, al Mont La Salle, Napa. THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Producers of fine wines in California since T882 Wine is proof fhaf God loves us and loves fo see us happy . . . ' Benjamin Franklin FINE WINES BRANDY VERMOUTH CHAMPAGNES Napa St. Helena Reedley Allied Automatic Inc. 575 Eight St. Oakland, California Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 EDWARDS CLEANERS Rheem Center Top Quality Dry Cleaning Specialist in all Knits Hand and Halian Knits blocked -to fit For appointment call 376-5224 Lafayette Sz Moraga Camera Shops Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 LAFAYETTE SHOP MORAGA SHOP 35l8C Mt. Diablo Blvd. 148011 Moraga Rd. 233-6377 376-6685 Bank of America NATIONAL QESSGQND Assoc1AT1oN Lafayette Branch 3530 Mount Diablo Blvd. Extend their best wishes to St. Mary's V E ELYN NOBENZ MULLEN PHARMACIES Mul1en's-4001 Broadway-Oakland Phone: 653-6800 Midtown-425-A 28th Street-Oakland Phone: 835-8400 PHONE 376-561 1 O -' for ARIETY Q Tov Q JR. DEPT. R C HEEM ENTER RHEEM . I Success to the GRADUATES CHARLES' DRUGS RHEEM CENTER RHEEM, CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to the Graduates The Collegian Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From the Class of 1963 Congratulations Graduates CENTER HARDWARE Rheem Center Rheem Valley, California 376-5211 Vernon Long, Owner Congratulations Class of 967 from HAROLD W. SMITH CO. Quality homes for over 30 years Rheem Valley 376-4448 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF from RI-IEEM THEATRE RHEEM VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Rheem Liquors Phone 376-5557 Rheem Valley, California 3 W Sports Unlimited 17 Orinda Way Orinda Plaza 254-4-4-4-7 BEST OF LUCK T0 THE GRADUATING SENIORS FROM THE ORINDA THEATRE Orinda Camera Shop Bud Dippo Orinda Theatre Building 254+-5021 THE TWINS LATERNS 512 CENTER STREET GIFTS AND CARDS Blais Shoes 534 Center Street Rheem Valley Your Neighborhood Family Shoe Store llr any banks M I k' 'I Q M . 3.1-,rfill or illllwlllli The difference - c-'21 Aga cm begms WFS? ,lllllliillllll you step Inside. When you step into the Crocker- Citizens office nearest you, you'll meet people dedicated to helping you.. .to sitting down with you and tailor-making the kind of bank- ing service that's best for you. For a demonstration of this kind of courteous, personal attention, step into Crocker-Citizens. We're always glad Io help you. Rheem Valley Office 455 Center Street 376-5922 Member Federal Depo at Insurance Corporat o CROCKER - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DELTA single handle BALL faucets Best For Every Home Use Hornsfein Bros.-factory agents Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From the Faculty and Administration I94 11 F' 9 5 ,35 'WV 1 E f RHEEM VALLEY BOWL 489 Moraga oa eem enter 376-4495 Compliments of BERKELEY FARMS SABATTE BROS. Serving the Buy Area Since 1910 MMM .. it DAIRY PRODUCTS With Plants Located In OAKLAND WALNUT CREEK HAYWARD SAN MATEO SANTA CLARA VALLEJO NOVATO PALO ALTO r- -aff, V.: CWEILCOME POLACK if I, v.Jl.4,.hi7 :Wx TRACK II cLua A LAFAYETTE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 283-8206 3614 MOUNT DIABLO BLVD. ' LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA 9454-9 ' 196 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 Grande,s Shoes Moraga Shopping Center CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Senior Class from Texdahl and Johnson Moraga Center INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR YOUR HOME, BOAT, CAR OR BUSINESS. lt's simpler with iust one independent agent. See YUk0n 1-5071 Q- V A tttt 1 LEUENBERGER COMPANY X -3 INSURANCE BROKERS 433 California St. Emil Leuenberger, Jr. San Francisco 4 Compliments of DIAMOND JANITORIAL SERVICE 6101 Vallejo Street Emeryville, California Olympic 5-3313 Exbrook 2-2473 Beacon 5-4636 GODiS BLESSINGS T 0 THE CLASS OF 1967 The Redemptorist Fathers and Brothers of the Western Province Father John Grabowski Father Thomas Lester Father William Cummings i s i 7 r Congratulations! Graduation is one sign of maturity. . .a good banking connection is another. Whether you're off to college or enter- ing the business world, now is a good time to discover the convenience of your own checking account, the security of savings. 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A i ' if ACKNO LEDGMENTS As the 1967 GAEL draws to a close 1t 1S only r1ght that We make mentlon of those who have helped to make thrs book posslble F1rst to Inter Colleglate Press and especlally to Mr B111 Austln the Inter Colleglate repre sentatlve for all the ald We have recelved 1n puttlng th1s book together Secondly to Joe O Gorman Studlos and to Mr Joe O Gorman and .lack Hamby for all the excellent Work 1n photog raphy for the yearbook Thlrdly to all the parents who donated to the cost of the book through patronages We cannot thank you enough Fourthly to all our adver t1sers who have aga1n so generously glven to our book Flfthly to the members of the faculty and admlnlstratlon for the1r klndnesses 1n help1ng us wlth our Work FROM THE EDITOR T1'11S past year has shown ltself to be a tryrng one for the students of St Mary s College and proceeded We found It f1nanc1al1y expedient to decrease the physlcal srze of the book and neces sarrly to reduce the act1v1t1es covered It was the po11cy of the GAEL then to omlt all organ1zat1ons whlch have shown themselves to be 1nact1ve throughout the year Th1s IS why you have observ ed many club om1ss1ons I would l1ke to thank the many people who have alded 1n brmglng thls book 1nto exlstence Flrstly to the members of the Executlve Councll and to then' allocatlon To our able Co Ed1tor John Coughhn many thanks for your efforts throughout the year To a1d at the end of the year to compose thls book To T1m lVIcClenahan who served as our adver t1s1ng Edrtor and to h1s able asslstant Berme 1VIastro1ann1 To Tom Patterson Dennls TOHSIHQ Brother Kyran and George Hegarty for the1r efforts 1n supplylng the GAEL Wlth photographs Lastly to all of the other members of the Student Body who donated therr t1me or plctures to the dlsposal of the yearbook Smcerely Deyo Breen Edltor 1967 GAEL 7 i . . 7 U . - 7 ' 9 l 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' , . . 9 - the GAEL was not without exception. 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