St Marys College High School - Peraltan Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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The Story In his first year as head baseball coach at St. Mary's Mr. Ernie Cecaci gave evidence that the baseball future for St. Mary's is bright. Handicapped byaprolonged basketball season that kept many ofhis key players away from practice, the team, nevertheless, opened the regular season in good shape and although they lost the first two games, both were well played and contested until the last out. Since the year- book had to go to press before mid-season, little can be said about the season record. Players who gave promise of distin- guishing themselves were, Richie Mason, a newcomer at catching, Frank McDermott, consistent hitter, J i m De Costa, strong pitcher, and George Sabatte, infield main- stay. RY! kim 33' 41. RYVQ I Ts Y X R aff' gf ff! if af' ' fb TOP ROW: Coach Ernie Cecaci, Bill Spranger, Henry Wellington, A1Mammola, Frank Friedman, Terry Cagaanan, Manager Levino Artero SECOND ROW: Jim DeC.osta, Joe Posedel, Jim Curtin, Richie Mason, Nick Souza FIRST ROW: Bob Dold, Frank McDermott, Erv Blue, Jack Lucich, George Sabatte, ' nn 'V ':1. 3,9 1-5 I ,X 5 ' X gf sr ye Ex T y Q N02 W 4 R 52, 4, WFJQ 4 5 1 'f 1 er 'rm N . .5 STANDING: Henry Wellington, George Huajuardo, Fernando Montoya, Cole Bux- ton, Charles Slone, Jack Silvano, I a c k Dold KNEELING: Ronald Ragland, Mike Berrnudez, Gerry Gor- ham, Pat Fleet, Ed- ward 0'Donnell . Although the Junior Varsity did not sport an outstanding record in the won and lost column, they did have a success- ful season in as much as four of the players, Felix Francisco, Bill Spranger, Jack Dold, and Henry Wellington were grad- Varsity are, Pat Fleet, Fernando Montoya, and Jack Silvano. ated to the Varsity in mid season. Other boys who played well and will undoubtedly see much action next season on the The Freshman team popularly known as the Rinky Dinks , gave every sign of carrying on the St. Mary's tradition of great basketball. Playing an informal schedule of junior high schools, pickup teams, etc. , the Rinky Dinks won 8 and lost 2. Three players, Bob Mason, Phil Rossi, and Ray Marchetti were promoted to the Junior Varsity in the mid season STANDING: Bill O'- Brien, George Gru- polo, Tony Lucich, Sean McCarthy, .lim Wells , Phil Rossi, Ronnie Revere, Ray Marchetti, Bill Car- michael, S t a nto n Friedman, William Hutt KNEELING: Jim Brady, Mike Mc- Dermott, Bill Zicken- berg, Jim Cooney, Bob Mason, Bill Lipps. 0, ' N1 lm N 3 wuz-ar Sf. Mary's ruini Richmond's undefeated record al' Tourncrqent of Champions. Coach Bob Hagler mobbed. I 1 I A I 1 1 ,Q iii' 5 is i? X -M1153 F 1 in-4. Eg s Bob if Xue 3 accepts from Mr, George Canrinus the second . .,reIuctantly. - 'X c e , V1 fe-Q mf Q , W Su ie Wczmpa CUTS Whafl' No jump sFiot? 'gli 6,1-ZA Emma! St. Mary's 32 Riordan St. Mary's 39 St. Ioseph's St. Mary's 74 John Swett 61 Richmond 67 Sacred Heart 46 Lowell 49 E1 Cerrito 43 Sacred Heart 54 St. Ignatius 73 Emery 64 Lincoln 60 Polytechnic 61 Emery 60 Mission 69 El Cerrito 60 Santa Rosa 73 San Leandro 58 Encinal 50 Berkeley 75 Alumni 59 Albany 69 Bishop O 'Dowd 77 Serra 66 Riordan 51 Albany 70 St. Ioseph's 72 St. Elizabeth's 62 Marin Catholic 61 Bishop O 'Dowd 80 Serra 68 Riordan 62 C. O. P, Frosh 22 78 St. Joseph's 28 72 St. Elizabeth's 72 Marin Catholic 55 Vallejo Total 2170 Average 48 66 49 5 1 47 45 39 32 51 51 47 32 50 46 62 37 48 48 52 50 63 42 50 46 50 41 52 54 54 31 51 51 55 48 1579 per game 64 .................. 47 7aw-mament Ronde Acker Single game total , , , , , One game net score , , , , Tota1score...... ... Tournament of Champions Single game score. . . , , , Tourney total. . . . . . . . . Individual high score by Bob Dold . . . . 7ammment af St. Mary's 75 Capuchino St. Mary's 50 Richmond St. Mary's 45 St. Ignatius 63 32 276 75 I7O ..32 49 48 57 A6602 'focczaeq Mary's 53 42 47 38 36 50 I e ffe rson Chico Shasta Oroville Reno Fremont This is the last of the golden teams at St. Mary's for a long time. That is what the seniors said at the close of the 1954 season, but Coach Bob Hagler surprised everyone with another great team, in fact, a team which many say was the greatest in a long line of great St. Mary's teams. But 1954-1955 will be remembered most of all because of four important events--winning the Catholic Athletic League Carnival, Catholic Athletic League Championship, the Acker Tournament, and placing second in the Tournament of Champions. Having a 31-3 record St, Mary's dominated League play and the East Bay. Erv Blue captured League scoring honors with Bob Dold and Joe Barry taking second and fourth respectively. All three made All -League, and George Korte was chosen on the A11-Star team at the Carnival. Fred Friedman, the fifth man was a ball hawk without compare and perhaps the greatest sopho- more to perform on a St. Mary's Varsity. Having romped through the Acker Tournament, the team reached its greatest height in the second game of the T.O. C. when they beat previously undefeated Richmond 50-48 in what was described by coaches present as the greatest game of high school basketball ever played in Northern California. 'P WN an 1 Bog Dold Erv Blue 3 , , oe Barry REF- : I if. r ,. ' , 3 ' ' W A, M V -1 . , , Q , L v ' . fr 2. 'I I 5 i iff H y 5 o ' 'rtt saasv f 1 no 1 If 1 , H1 , sy- .,,. 4 3 .f --,, 4 -i - n 5 1 stls L 1 - g ru ',,. - . ' 5 . - Q ' ' 15' , gy -Jai. 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K ' ' , . . s ,A Q H f 1 - . . , K, QmamWafza7!q TOP ROW: Mike Juarez, Tony Piombo, B ill Dublin, David Freitas, Sean McCarthy, Dick Woodward, Coach Ernie Cecaci THIRD ROW: Tim Barett, Vic Arechiga, John Pontier, Martin Day, Jim Narberes, Dennis Shee- han, Ron Revere, Ed O'Donnell SECOND ROW: Dave Tuncap, Jim Brady, Jim Roberts, Jerry Gorham, Dick Villa, Leonard Schrader, Dennis Meeham, Ronnie Ragland, Don Gagliardi FIRST ROW: Henry Wellington, Mike McDermott, Jim Patrick, Charles Pedri, Terry Cagaanan, Frank Friedman, Bruce Bergondy, Philip Rossi, Jim Burke. Terry Scores! I I I I Future Champs s SY -'f EG! '-a Ke :Ei-AX Tlr ,, 6 A fAA.y,,f.. ,t W ,px f W ,,,. LL,, Q' i egg , W., ka! .,,, M, ,e f,,i.,g,,., x 5374 ' 253: 'f 'la QL . W X X -f a 'R V . ? A 1 4--afi5':S1'ffggf ' A 1 J ,551 'Q' b-2' f-+1-,w f im 414 ft ' 'Fe 'X at ,tm it sg. Q ?'5f . 1 ui:j..vg1 A i, A 4 f Ink W- M -Q-'- Z Iizxgq , my px Qzaswskrfiiiag M if, L ' . :IVV ,Nr ia . T :x' N A . J ,gffir xi L :vf4i+3H?'4flGi'f Ff 'W I ,QF I Q' 3 ,I L,., , L. f .,,,,3gm A A Q . ,V I SV, L,Zi ' fi LL ' ,-as Kg '....' V . -W uhm: , .9,. 2 5 .,r g 33. I I xg' ' ,k.: .h fff , R A ' h ,L ' - .,,- iziif' Q- h-A K ,, K' .5 ,. ' W 'b'-A,, Qllgfgwk , YE-' '24 . f J vv,. A J 52, p. 1' f Xl' 3 - gf ' if' .Fm ., 'YU 57-A f . S 1 f , ,.:.. , X 44: . 'Q ' 'TXQM 'Yfi.::. ,M iw, . ,, my ' K 4 ' at +2,,ffQf2f af ' ,4,m,. '+1g,.,.gQe '.g..f.g-gemgg h,f1,1,'w1f 'fff2w,ig:s2n -2 - . A 1 ffSf.,ii:wM.ai. E 1 HL, F fix: , Q L ,, . 34 I I 113,,,P ss k , J' I Ar NS' C he 2 Junior Varisty Coach Ernie Cecaci, Head Coach Bob Hagler, Assistant John Scudder, Athletic Director Brother Joseph. The Story Because of inexperience and key inju- ries the Panthers stumbled off to a slow start by falling to Tctmalpais and Albany. They hit theirstride by beating Santa Rosa, Amador, and Marin Catholic in succes- sion. In the season's crucial the Panthers dropped a 6-O verdict to Serra, on a Faulty pitchout, which proved to be the downfall of the defending champs. The Panthers Failed to lose morale and came back to beatastrong Riordan team in a defensive battle, and then ended their season by shutting out St. Elizabeth's. The standouts for the season were hard to single out because of the all around balance of the team, The first string de- fense was unscored on in league play, and must be congratulated. Players selected on all-star teams were Mac Powell, Jim Curtin, and Wes Atkins. Dick Dold, Frank McDermott, and Curtin received the'Ath- lete of the Month awards. The coaches deserve creditfor molding the players in- to a smooth and spirited team, which was representative for St. Mary's High athletic standards. St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's Record 6 Tamalpais i8 6 Albany 18 I3 Santa Rosa 7 28 Amador 6 35 Marin Catholic 7 0 Serra 6 3 Riordan 0 26 St. Elizabeth's O l l7 Opponents 56 Ralph Rodriques, Gary Glavinovih, Larry Coleman, Brother Joseph S V -11- ---11-rf 7 Y -W' 1 Srl . I P if f ,. A W. -an -v:L lp :fl vi ,,, 1 -,1 , iv.: ,5-, .,.. .,., ..,. y ,,1,,,..a,.,,,:'lV TE, ij- , ,M V... 'aD , if -.. . .. ,. . . L' , , , -T' .W in -,Ak ' . -, ..g Q ,- ., , 4 .fa P we ., i Barr P ,ii P T -T T Q - W. K --- ,,.: so , .- 4 , . +A Y , iv . . V S H T Sa , P ,f,,s, i. , we-ei, he or ' , A at sf' f' sez s L, P T at 1 T 'We' Q ' gf. , , S .T Q T it , w r i W.. - 'A ' T -a ' rf st 1: rss - as igr T5 or 3 ' K. f .a I P if- ', P in P P r , I I 1 1 . AQ- ,- X ,,,- as , A' , ' ' if 'A , T ' 1259 :wg ff V f in C Y -'K T . -' N ' 'N E T S f an ' E Y J it lvl' -ri Q 5 ,ix Q. Nr X I V M S i iii T H y ' ' 3 , l ? 314 M i ae f T395 4 ' 'V awk' ' T Q Q ,,.. P YB li f 1 st, V ?a4tZaZZ TOP ROW: Larry Coleman, Ralph Rodriquez, Brother Joseph, Gary Glavinovich, Coach Ernie Cecaci, Coach John Scudder, Coach Bobl-lagler FOURTH ROW: David Thomson, Ronald Steen, Joe Fitzgerald, Wes Atkins, Larry Brennan, Mike Doolittle, Joe Stretch, John Flaherty, Clif Guillory THIRD ROW: Terry Cagaanan, Bob Durden, Don Piantenida, Bill Ecker, Dennis Mc- Guire, Dan Ortland, Vic Arechiga, Bruno Ceccato SECOND ROW: George Korte, Mike O'Ban- nion, Warren Swinhart, Bart Damele, lim Curtin, Frank McDermott, Al Carli, Frank Farinha - FIRST ROW: Mac Powell, Bob Dold, Nick Souza, Dan Sullivan, Dick Dold, Pete Tehaney, Pete Manfre, Tim Barrett. , 1.- eff f T ,,,, . 5 Tii' Jim Curtin Mac Powell 4 G UHF? End Wes Atkins A Tackle Q? 'ig-at , ,Qs ,, 4 ' lawn ' F fl 1 I 4 1 W w r , 1 , X X i i , Z' . -1 'J N - v 2 1 4 1 w 9 i r i I N Q w V V r V Brother Eugene Moderator ll ?edezcu!coa fspmzgl BACK ROW: Lawrence Bemard, David Tuncap, Patrick Fleet, Vincent Scarich, IohnDo1d FRONT ROW: Ronald Pastorino, Robert Dold, John Correia, John Sherrill. John Correia receives Life Membership pin from Brother Alfred, Provincial ofthe Bro- thers of the Christian Schools. STANDING: Charles Pedri, Lawrence Bernard, John Surges, Donald Pricco, Ronald i Pastorino, Joseph Hurlimann, John Dold, John Silvano, Felix Fernandez SEATED: Richard Wright, William Ecker, Henry Wellington, Secretary Dennis Lid, Vice Presi- dent John Correia, President Robert Dold, James Schexnayder, Jerome Carrera, Leo Oakes. Officers John Correia, Robert Dold and Dennis Lid confer with Brother Lawrence. it Pres . Robert Dold if mi' , . kitxih -' J iw, , ., 5 t . ' Lh X uiit iiir ' Dennis Lid, head yell leader, holds trophy awarded to rooting section at the Tournament of Champions. Outstanding for the year 1954-1955 was the spirit and support of the student body. All activities, social, academic, and athletic, were enthusiastically backed by enthusiastic rooters. Under the direction of Brother De Sales and Dennis Lid the rallies took on a new sparkle and life. The climax of the year was reached when the school was awarded the first place trophy at the Tournament of Champions for hav- ing the best rooting section. Felan Field Crowd Sqntg R050 Tournament of Champs -:f - . ' mrmnwmrf-emmtwx,4,mime,:r,1.m.z112-ff4,mg.a Q-.-1 -- - --K ww -, h' ' Dads in the Panther Pit. Men at work! ll! I President, Mr. Robert Oyarzo sy, rrr, T Iiifiefl A I .-.., iwr, s -t 2 it 'Is12sn?isfsLg?:' at rrrr T r it cada' Za! The St. Mary's Dad S' Club, under the leadership of President Robert Oyarzo and Moderator Brother Joseph, had an active and fruitful year. The students are most indebted to the Dads for their contributions to the yearbook, to the athletic department, and to the social program of St. Mary's. As the pictures on these pages illustrate, the Dads are a seIf-sacrific- ing bunch of fellows who believe in the gospel of hard work. After contributing well over S3000 to the extra-curricula activities of the students the Dads were still looking for new ways to help St. Mary's. Santa Claus is blocking the road for his little helper. Time out for a coffee break . , .t g - f--Wifi , . K .. ,T ..., , mis, it 5, ,,,, i. . TMA GD 41 ,.. :f ' Some charter members with President Mrs. Carrera, BI'0flWef -lemme GCC'-?Pl5 0 mlVef5U Y Qlfl of Sllvef and former Principal, Brother Becle Edward. Clmlicef' Sade 25:4 Zen The Mothers have donated money to the school For athletic equipment, they have purchased medals as prizes for academic competitions, they have helped finance the yearbooks, and all-in-all have made their presence felt in every activity here at St. Mary's. During the past twenty-five years their financial gifts have been estimated to be inexcess of Fifty thou- sand clollars, and with the largest membership in their history they look forward to many more fruitful years in building St. Mary's. This year, under the presidency of Mrs., Jerome Carrera, the Mothers' Club celebrated theirtwenty-Fifth year and memorialized the occasion with a gift to the school of an exquisite silver chalice. It isn't all hard work. Fashion show luncheon Mothers at workl l l l l i .gffflif ,,,.-ff' Brother Jerome accepts Twenty-fifth Anniversary Dinner Christmas gift. ' Brother Edwin, Moderator Ns ... ' Edu! Throughout the past twenty-five y e a r s t h e Saint Mary's Col lege High,School Mothers' Club has constant- ly promoted the interests and welfare for the students of our school. Not only have they established and maintained a scholarship fund, but they have cooperated in the edu- CcfiOn0f their sons by bringing about a closer relation- ship between teachers and parents. Since its foundation under the leadership of Mrs. Aurther Sherry, the Mothers' Club has constantlypro- nnoted entertainments, field days, massive card parties and dances for the benefit of the students of St. Mary's. Aside from these activities the Mothers' Club has pre- sented dinners, fashion shows, parties, picnics and . KU, , , A X 1 f , l eeee f S r luncheons for the enioyment of the parents. Mothers model for annual fashion show. i TY- ay.- sv- N ,,,, g '?'5 N 1, J 'Y 4 p V gs . 'ef ' 'T' 'f ,f 1 TOP ROW: Jim Ginty, Jim Wells, Louie Valsecchi, Richard Wright, George Walker, Warren Swinehart, Jim Flaherty, John Roveda, Anthony BaiocChiSECOND ROW: Rich- ard Deluchi, Bill Shield, John Grgurina, Charles Ciapuschi, Mike Devine, Jim Augus- tine, Robert Thompson, Gary Habergerger, Clyde Figone, Tim Smith FIRST ROW: Ed Landis, James Piper, Robert Parata, Mike Werner, Ron Casarez, James Frier, John Rawlingson, Charles Pedri, Dennis Leonesio. - ' K f i - 1 ' R 5-s -M, f' M 25:1 ':,ZfIa'Qj 4- if 737 i Mr. John Scudder, Head of the Department of Speech Bruce Bergondy, Richard Wright and Jack Dold, speakers in Lions Club and St. Mary's Col lege Speech Contests . BACK ROW: G. Korte. I. Brooks, M. Sterling, E. Tavares, J. Posedel, I. Narbares, B. Daniele FRONT ROW: G. Sabatte, J. Curtin, A. Pellacani, W. Atkins, R. D'Escoto, T. Cannon, I. Flaherty, J. Go1inveaux,R. Gal1igan,I. Brouillard, I. Schexnayder, J. Artero. Student Body President George Souza 'gencfde Brother Luke STANDING: A. Risso, G. Splendorio, B. Bergondy, R. Baliel, A. Pellacani, L. Coleman, B. Damele, A. Barbaria, W. Atkins, L. Oakes, J. Curtin, F. Gonsalez SEATED: E. Voss, J. O'Brien, A. Maffucci, V. Scarich, I. McFeely, President George Souza, W. Ecker, I. Stretch, G. Haberberger. sl, Xlfivlll ess Mr. Eugene De Soto, Moderator ti.-H ii IOR PRO T0 BE HEI. Ae GH sc ,, f il , QQ 5 . is gp- i Q wi gli, ' s o eef1 75 Couples 1-5 ' 1 d Music B 1 1 1 me ' wiiif fi il sf R ' llnlu zliil My Vrkk f..f . I by 'WW' V-1 'lf 5xl : I H 4- ,,.'. K .'k-- 4 'IMD ll P' .Q 5ilvg'gg,.g5Q ffi. W :div 1 Y ' Q :Z ,K .Wk q '41 Z ,,A,1L' fin of ':f. 'J is v, inziiius tlif: Sfudei presence Body Vx 1 In a special sess f some 19 to 2 to e. ion started by Lar. anticipation. The coui council in the event work. A general outline show ment forininor eampus a side offenses, infractions considered ate smoking on pusg misconduct on the bus ar halwaysg littering campus? clebrisg vehicle violationsg campus during 1 1 r lllg on im' doo tonight. HQ - 1 The Berkeley Womens City: will commence lClub is located at 2315 Durant St. YEARBOOK SALES ten min- l in Berkeley. - Jim lVlc'Feel5 ,ierlin J. Guil- gnncf to mn, and hopes that will lie one of llie finest -v. Edward M. Dui' anim E Prindville, and ov. James Brown, PhD.. 'in took part in the discussion. In the evening a dance was held anfl most students took part in this W Hifi flu'5CUS'S1zii'fziii', Music was by time Maurice Lwrilnlian Oreliestra. l With conventions like this one, 'Wm in this Schfml' 0120 matltlie vnutli has much to look for- eveiyone will enjoy themselves Ward to m thi, future- 3 commsure ro me 1 MARCH on names One 'of the most emotional 5 SCGUCS we half? CVQI' SCG11 is Z1 Wm Terence McDowell, Editor ,-, ,,- ....,,,....No..., ...en ...Ae charity to the March oi Dimes, even though there are a million other charities to contribute to. we will be accomplishing something realy worth while, Q REACH 80 PERCENT' Sales have already zoomed to 8031 in the high school division. Another lOf2 to nutsielcrs, and IOG? more is anticipated for time grade school division, Eighty-eight pages will nieke up A ' ierioi' ofthe book. A padded with emblem and school on ont to make it attractive. sports, and social events will 0 the best yearbook ever presented to the students at St. Marys High. 1 If you are one of the few who Elias not yet orclerecl your CGPYY SCC sBx'o. Eugene or Bobby Dahl, Hur ary or youll be left out. BOB BALIEL EXTERIOR DECORATORS John Correia, Jim Flaherty, and Gary Hcberberger. 36 TOP ROW: Nick Sousa, G a r y Haberberger, Boyd Titus, Jim Flaherty SECOND ROW: Bob Oyarzo, John Correia, Tony Baiocchi FIRST ROW: Bob Baliel, Larry Guisto, Ernie Tavares, Jim Kennedy. Brother Barnabas and aides, Larry Bernard and Anthony Rindon. Mrs. Stedman and her boys, Ralph Roclriquez, Bob Bishop, Bob Durden, Ronnie Casarez, and Souk Li Ma. Wright and helpers make like they are busy Big Ma at work. team Staff Mg,.,.., N,-- ,4,.,:.? . Q f Li 5 Q' is z Father Joseph O'ConneH Chaplain fffzfcvz Saccelg STANDING: Davld Eclavea, Levmo Artero, Rafael Belluomini, William Bailey, Charles McCuen, John Kuehl Vernon Perdue KNEELING: Paul Kant- ner, Ernest East, Rafael Igoa. Brother Casimir Sacristan Father O'Connell prepares for First Friday Mass If 'E 'K f f. , , .'r 'w ' mt,-:V 3 vr 'i5r '39 TOP ROW: Joe Herbert, John Carey, George Schmatovich, Bob Neuman, Pat Rotelli THIRD ROW: Ray Adams, R. Clark, Richard Boyd, Michael Foss, Robert Ladouceur Mr. John E i Lamberr Direcror SECOND ROW: Romolo Pellacani, Albert Estrada, Jim Roberts, George Buckingham, I Don Lipps FIRST ROW: William McMurray, Robert Deaton, John Reid, Jack Curtin Marion Hale, Vince Scarich. Straw Hat bond gives support to the basketball team. 32 a .., 4 :: , pi' 1 TOP ROW: Richard Wright, Bill Meyer, Larry Brennan, Jim Campbell, Richie Mason, Jim DeCosta, Ervin Blue FOURTH ROW: Clif Guillory, Ralph Rodriguez, Nick Souza, Pere Tehaney, Petelxflanfre, PeteHoekendijk THIRD ROW: JohnFlaherty, RalphFarinha, Larry Coleman, Jim Jackson, John Lucich, Bart Damele, Freddy Friedman, AlCarli SECOND ROW: Mac Powell, Gary Glavinovich, Joe Barry, Dick Burch, Bill Sullivan, George Sabatte, Jim Kennedy, Bill Ecker, Joe Posedel, Don Piantenida FIRSTROW: Dave Thomson, Wes Atkins, Jim Curtin, Frank McDermott, Bob Dold, George Korte, Dick Dold. Zack Pres. Jim Curtin Peter Gascoigne Jerry Giovannoni, Hamilton Holmes, and Head Yell Leader Dennis Lid. 3 11 W W K I f 5 amlll, .., - 1 1 fm V ,. A 31. if-said -I w ' .. .,' -A, , fl ,wiqm h .. 3, F J r 9 have gm ' J ,af f.-f ??lN:: is 'iam' Qeadciefuf Stwdenta TOP ROW: Frederico Rivera, Michael Foss, John Riley, Raymond Adams, George Shmatovich, Mac Powell, Boyd Titus, Thomas Ryan, Anthony Llane SECOND ROW: Norberto Rivera, Elmer Cliarlaix, Avelino Fernandez, John Renati, Marco Gastelum, Antonio Correa, Robert Molina, Oscar Valencia, Edmund Calesesi . a!gws,1f' ,,5 V , 1' Bw! fiifiifillffiifr. 2' 'fi va' fsggsffi J ,JW Aldo Pellacani, President The Palace THIRD ROW: Joseph Matthews, Thomas Mead, Raoul Valdez, Isidro Valdes, Robert Foss, Samuel MacDonald, Humberto Re, Rafael Mejicanos, Vicente Cruz FOURTH ROW: Lavino Artero, Robert Deaton, John Kuehl, Peter Hoe- kendyk, Nicholas Shmatovich, Ronald Johnson, Edward Voss, Suok Le Ma, Robert Novoa, Aldo Pellicani, Cornelius O'Neill, Guillermo Alaniz FIFTH ROW: Daniel Herrera, David Freitas, Craig Pingree, William Dessel, Romulo Pellicani, David Tuncap, Dennis Reeder, Martin Day, PeterFernancIez, Dennis Lid, William Meyer SIXTH ROW: Francisco d'Escoto, Rafael Almada, Rodrigo d'Escoto, Rafael Valdez, Guillermo Funez, Edward Perez, William McMurray. Favorite acfivilyl I I I Boarder's eye view xw.,g,QX'xxki1 XQQXS Qui Q QQXYNN 'W ,,-- 'fins ,,4., y-,.- Wq ff'f' N- ' W '?' 1 ,aggqtxwi ' QXXY-5 9 Xgggdg f,Qug,bm3'Zd Lqgci qXQbY:X5ffNi NWQS5 W'11fg4LI,ff2fffi V f , Q Q K f 1 5 ' ' km nun ,.,N.5 Cokggycm ,sf f aaiifff' 'QEV fff,f f - .. 31 . V Vigyzv 1 15 Cowxykvxo X -.sqogcxin ,Mumm wma f ffl., 352 ffl, Q33 5:52223 ivYKXixs'ngQ A KW I EIA I , M mi once W il . W it K H W Xqtw , ,. Y fm mai : L, ,Sir ' M YMVT Cousin KK xl 1 4 VL . . Rex D 5 vk:- Q: Hu, XX h:b W, 5 Q , 5 4 ' TOP ROW: James Casey, Dennis Gooley, Virgil Le Clert, Ernest Brooks, Garret Gooley, Patrick Reiley, Thomas Mead, Alexander Oyarzo, Eldino Aggetta SECOND ROW: Clement Dold, Donald Grupalo, John Ginochio, Robert Foss, Ronald Johnson, Edward Voss, Edward Armenta, Adrian Desdunes, Horace Mendoza THIRD ROW: Louis Villalobos, Robert Gozzi, William Shepard, Edward Landis, Gerald Hermenez, Martin Cavanaugh, Robert Verbridge, Kenneth Pratt, James Drouillard, Timothy Kennedy BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Kearney, Patrick Rotelli, John Grajeda, James Clark, William Ortland, Leonard Vinci, John Muzio, Elmer Baratto, Frank Mendes. 205' Edward Voss Brother Warren President TOP ROW: Raymond Marchetti, Philip Rossi, Walter Greuel, Raymond Clark, James Wells, Joseph Detwiller, John O'Keefe, Ronald Delucchi THIRD ROW: Joseph O'Berg, Donald Fregulia, Cornelius O'Neill, Anthony Lemos, Ronald Revere, Fred Turner, Joseph Pieri, Marion Hale, Clyde Reynolds SECOND ROW: Douglas Barrious, Miguel Bermudez, Leo Foley, Fred Tyler, Bejamin Clow Leonard Schrader, William Carmichael, William O'Brier1, Guillermo Funes, James Delbo FIRST ROW: Ernest Condon, Michael Fitzsimmons, William McMurry, Mario Marino, Robin Roderiek, Gerald Durant, Michael McDermott, Robert Perata, James Maggini, Ramiro Salas. 205 William O'Brien Brother Pl'eSideD1' Bqrnqbqg TOP ROW: John Longfellow, Dave Pedro, Paul Mulholland, Richard Dowdall, Richard Jacobsen, Thomas Murray, James Slaten, Sean McCarthy, Kenneth Will THIRD ROW: Wayne Oliver, Anthony Lucich, John Stannard, Souk Le Ma, Samuel MacDonald, Craig Pingree, Thomas Brennan, Daniel Nocera, Richard Villalobos SECOND ROW: Robert Mason, David Freitas, Gene Smith, Gerald Conley, John Ortland, Harry Gordon, Daniel Herrera, Richard Molino, Thomas Solheim FIRST ROW: Peter Gascoigne, Robert Bonn, James Cooney, Ronald Proto, Stanton Freidman, Dennis Johnston, George Saunders, Aldo Risso. 272 Aldo Russo Brother Presldent DeSc1les TOP ROW: Charles Combs, Joseph Herbert, Hamilton Holmes, Robert Maffucci, Max Klemm, Robert Deaton, Joseph Gloekler, Thomas Fitzgerald, William Galvan THIRD ROW: Jerome Lux, Carl Brandhost, Mario Baltazar, John Allair, John Bonham, Gerald Olazabal, Frank Grugerina, William Zinkenberg, John Spinler SECOND ROW: Thomas Cooney, John Brady, Frank Takken, John Rawlinson, William Lipps, David Kelly, Frank Tamba, Kenneth Langiewicz, John Reid, Michael Fahy, William Hutt, Fredrick Emery FIRST ROW: Richard Kreutzen, Richard Smith, Thomas Purdom, Edward Kennedy, Dennis Leonesio, Robert Jacobus, Dennis Reeder, Edward Olsen, Michael Werner,George Kleeman, Ronald Casarey. 276 Robert Moffucci Brofher President Neil TOP ROW: Fred Friedman, Ronald Splendorio, Tim Barrett, Dennis Sheehan, Iohn Lally, Albert Carli, Douglas White THIRD ROW: Dennis Meehan, Terry Cagaanan, Don Canale, Edw. McAteer, Michael Devine, Edw. Magee, Fred Gutierrez, Louie Valsecchi SECOND ROW: Gerald Giovannoni, David Gagliardi, Tim Curran, Albert Estrada, Rod. Brearcliffe, John Sabatfe, Ronald Ragland, Martin Day FIRST ROW: Jos. Graca, Clarence Chilson, David Reggiani, Robert Gomes, Nick Shmatovich, Rich. Villa, John Surges, Rafael Almada, Felix Hardin. 20? Ronald Splendorio Brother W President Bernard YV 'R .ar x ,Ii TOP ROW: James Mauser, Victor Arechiga, Charles Slone, William Spranger, James Davis, Michael Foss, John O'Bannion, George Buckingham THIRD ROW: Thomas Ryan, John Mason, Gerry Gorham, Ronald Peterson, John Silvano, John Pontier, William Shields, Clarence Bennett SECOND ROW: Raphael Mejicanos, Paul Anderson, Charles Ciapusci, Oscar Valencia, James Roberts, Dennis Bel- rose, Joseph Matthews, George Walker, Norman Rivera, Robert Zensius, RaoulVa1deZ FIRST ROW: David Frier, Charles Pedri, Rob- ert Lewis, Felix Francisco, Francis Friedman, John Bowen, Antonio Correa, David Tuncap, Lawerence Poggio, Robert Valdez, Felix Fernandez. 204 William Sprcxnger Brother President Basil TOP ROW: John Riley, Dick Woodward, Henry Monge, Jack Dold, Bruce Brooks, Leonard Gabrielson, Mike Doolittle, George Huajardo, Tom Smith THIRD ROW: Robert Ladouceur, Bob Neuman, Jim Patrick, Bruno Ceccato, Vincent Keane, Larry Bernard, William Dessel, Ed Scholtz, Jim Neylan SECOND ROW: Ronald Diridoni, Jim Fontes, Albert Sargis, Brian Miller, William Mercer, Cole Buxton, Bernard McEntee, Robert Manes, Joseph Truzzolino, William Dublin, Dave Muzio, Mike Juarez FIRST ROW: RobertManning, Bruce Bergundy, Anthony Piombo, Arthur Oneto, Fernando Montoya, John Harris, James Fleet, Clyde Figone, Hugh Croce, Armando Rendon, Charles Gallagher, Andrew Gallagher. 220 Bruce Bergundy Brother President Norman TOP ROW: Jack Burke, Stephen Shadix, James Narberes, Raymond Adams, George Shmatovich, Anthony Llano, William Dwyer John DeTarr, Thomas Connoughton THIRD ROW: Robert Camera, Vicente Cruz, Gerald Riordan, James Weyland, JosephCorsoe Daniel Ortland, Robert Molina, John Heuser SECOND ROW: Fred Gonzales, Elmer Charlaix, Edmund Calesesi, James O'Donnell James Gabriel, Leonard Giacoletto, John Carey, Larry Taylor, Clarence Perry, Humberto Re, Craig Pell FIRST ROW: Fred Sisneros JohnHealey, Francisco d'Escoto, Albertlvlammola, John Kuehl, Patrick Kearns, lsidro Valdez, Cornelius Hackett, GeorgeDuplessis T ' 205 Fred Gonzales Brother President Ronald 21 TOP ROW: Terrence Bonham, John Powers, Douglas Raab, William Sontag, James Sontag, John Sherrill, Anthony Barbaria, Richard Hansen FOURTH ROW: Leo Oakes, Alfonsus Arechiga, Ronald Steen, DanielLydon, Richard Wright, Joseph Fitzgerald, Albert Biasotti, Ronald Pastorino THIRD ROW: Robert Thompson, Timothy Smith, Vincent Scarich, James McFeely, Richard Boyd, Donald Pricco, Michael Shields, Anthony Abreu SECOND ROW: James Fogerty, Robert Galligan, Edward O'Donnel1, Benjamen Simboli, Patrick Carey, Donald Lipps, Arthur Tabayoyon, Robert Ranft FIRST ROW: Joseph Hurlimann, William Ecker, Clifton Guillory, Roger Haber- berger, Arthur Pedreira, Jose Bermudez, Joseph Stretch, Henry Wellington, Donald Piantanida, Ambrose Delfino. '50 Leo Oakes Brother President Joseph 20 1 T 1 5 V9 3: 435 'vs 1, gf Q M, 'YB' 4 IX w M ii: M AM 4 H 1 .f- W ff' 5. f Mm ,gi , af 6 I Jklfjg ,,. N -Q Raymond Turner Q Ernest Titus Rafael Valdes Robert Vola Robert Kogler I7 James Shea James. Schexnaycler Henry Sinigiani O Murio Sterling Daniel Sullivan Gary Swift Ernest Tavares Peter Tehaney Matthew Tinonga David Thomson McClellan Powell Joseph Posedel Robert Puccefti John Quinn Philip Rcmff John Renati Frederico Rivera Rclph Roclriquez George Sobctfe John Roveda Terry McDowell Richard Mason William Meyer 1'-.1 William Narbares Edward O'Neil John Oyarzo Aldo Pellacani Romolo Pellacani Alexis Popov Edward Perez James Jackson Maximo Jacinto - James Kennedy George Korfe Dean Lansing Dennis Lid John Lucich William Lunghi Dominic Marty Peter Manfre E Marco Gasielum Walter Fontes Terence Geary David GiGCOI f1elli Gary Glavinovigh Joseph Golinveaux James Guisfo Gary Haberberger Peter Hoekendyk Paul Heim Rlchard Delucchl Kenneth DeHaven Rodrigo d'Escoto Richard Dold Robert Dold Bernard Drouillard Avelino Fernandez Robert Fitzgerald John Flaherty James Flaherty Thomas Cannon Dennis Campbell Jerome Carrera Frank Cepollina James Clark John Conley John Correia James Curtin James DeCosta John Curtin Jesus Artero Guillermo Alaniz Anthony Baiocchi fl? A Robert Baliel Joseph Barry Michael Belrose Ervin Blue Terence J. Brooks Richard Burch John Byrne George Souzc Student Body President Wesley Atkins Barton Damele Student Body Vice-President Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms James Augustine Frank Cammorotc Senior Class Treasurer Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms . ,Y 1- 1 Ffdnk McDermott ' Ralph Fqrinhq Senior Class Vice-President Larry Coleman Senior Class Secretary Senior Class President Wg I ,jf .W ' .- A ,,,. - , Q ' B ' B H ,,,, , , 1'g:sgf2f:J' -' AV IS , -'H - , It A 5 - r I, -, ig 3,1 ,if kia, Brother De Sales Brother David Brother Warren Brother Lucian Director of Student Moderator of Seventh Assistant Prefect Mcderator of Sixth Activities Grade of Grammar School Grade Miss Olga Gallett Brother Casimir Fourth Grade Teacher Grammar School Coordinator Brother Ronald Brother Neil , Director of High Director of School Resident Elementary Grade Students Resident Students Mr. Leo Cronin Assistant Prefect of Elementary Grades Mrs . Josephine Williams Piano Teacher Brother Bernard Brother Mark Brother Basil Brother Barnabas Propagation of the Grammar School Prefect Head of Mathematics l-ibfGfiGl'1 Faith Department I Brother Gary Father Joseph O'Connell Brother Norman Eighth Grade Moderator Chaplain Director of Grammar School Boarders Mr. John E. Lambert Mrs. Elsie Krem Mrs. Helene Anderson Mr. Leo Campbell Director of Band Secretary Third Grade Teacher Professor of Science l l Brother Al0Y5lU5 Brother Ralph Brother Edwin Brother Eugene VlCe'Pfl 'C'PC'l DlI'eCfOr of Moderator of Moderator of C.S .F . Attendence Senior Class QMAUW t , ,..- Brother Joseph Brother Luke l Director of Athletics Director of Benilde ' Club Mr. Robert Hagler Mr. John Scudder Mr. Eugene DeSoto Mr. Ernest Cecaci Head Football and Director of Director of Dramatics Head Baseball Basketball Coach Debating Coach t v i l I 7,,, f ,.. I I gl , Z, ii., iai, i l , ,, ,.,, LTI! X 'XR Zwzim, , km, , .IM Flzmfmfa. A Yearbookis a record of people, events, and activities. As such it is a collection of pictures, a compendium of data and facts. Yet it is more than all this. In its pages the Yearbook portrays the spirit of a school, and the PeraItan--- the spirit of Saint Mary's. The portraits and the pictures of classes recall the friendswe have made. Faces and namesl These trigger the memories of HQ, generosity, and -nlcixlie E that characterize the men of Saint Mary's. And the faculty pagesl These spark in our mind the ioys and sorrows of learning, the labors of themes, the anxiety of tests. These same pages, too, recall the devotion and sacrifice of teachers spending themselves to make men of the boys of Saint Mary's. Even more than these, the pictures of the events and activities capture the spiritof our student body. Scenes of rosary devotions, of student body mass and communion vividly recall the intense loyalty for things eternal. Academic contests and social events, dramatic productions and school assemblies, clearly portray the interest and enthusiasm that mark the men of our school. And, finally, the athletic contests, the sweat and skill ofour players, the thrill of victory, the determination in defeat, stir again in our hearts the courage so marked in the teams of Saint Mary's . And so it is that a yearbook portrays the life and spirit of a school. So it is that the Peraltan portrays loyalty, enthusiasm, manliness and generosity ----- these are the SPIRIT OF SAINT MARY'S. Brother T . Jerome WQZW MW K g H . Y f'f,- M- .J W Univ ,..m,,q,,zL,1:. --gmmlf2.,w,.Jsw wi givxwsw 3 Y 'V zQff2vf.:, gym: ,,.. ,. , ff ,Q M gy 'En ,, .V .H , 6 , 21::',-rvvf-grief Ei f T1 7.. f ' Y , 1, ww wt f V f , L ,gf maffwgw. -3-.M 1 ww .- u-mi Pm s ann Xiu mm 1 W , wa v ,M 1 limp m,:,...4 'Far . -L.. Q ' ? -' 'Lf K 4 1 1 V . N V iri y H 4 5 I I ph A Mf.mf1s.1m. rm. ww ,ir , ' HK 4 - .M nf, ,- Wim, W . 4 A M M.. 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