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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Ji- Jura -.1-f ,,,, Aeneas., - - - XM pa -1 inf, , If - A I9 f lj AA Principal's Message To the Graduates of the class of '59: ln behalf of the faculty and administration I con- gratulate you on the successful completion of another phase of your education, l am sure that as the years pass by you will appreciate to the full the education you have received at St, Mary s these four short and eventful years of your life. Your gratitude to your alma mater will be expressed most fittingly not by words of appreciation but by your deeds of service and leadership in the life of your Church your country and your family As you leave St Mary s the prayers and best wishes of the faculty and students go with you May you never forget the elaculatlon you have heard here so often Live Jesus In our hearts' Forever' ' SHJC N sv Brother Neil F SC Father Burns Vice Principal ChClPlCllf'l ADM N Mrs Flanagan Nurse Memoriam Brother Ralph F S C 'sf 'T Brother Aloyslus FSC Mr Lambert Mrs E Kfem Treasurer Musnc Re9'5 'C'f RATIO Mrs J Hamrlck Receptnonnst 5 ? 5-J 21' ,. I 04 1 Brother Adrian fri F ,.. X ,Q I . x-- 1 Mr. Chavez Brother Kilion Mr Neuberger 'F'- By means of the excellent organization of its various branches, coupled with the capable leadership of competent student officers, the student government of St. Mary's High has been the salient impetus behind the success of the Golden Year -l959. Convening bi - monthly, the Student Council, which is perhaps the most influ- ential department of student government, considers problems and formulates poli- cies regarding the student body. Student Body President Jack Canario presides over the Student Council. Another branch of student government which has secured the respect of the stu- dent body and established itself as a forceful sustainer of school regulations is the Student Court. Composed of Judge Mike Kenney, Registrar Lloyd Rochon, and Secretary Mark O'Brien, the Student Court convenes on alternate Tuesdays. Two bail- iffs, Winston lng and James O'Neill, sum- mon the offenders, and a iury of one representative from each of the four di- visions ofthe high school body ascertains the guilt or innocence of those summoned. Penalties are imposed upon violators in proportion to their offenses. l ff' .- Ab. fr., 1 ' ' ' -f -SQ 55, QE ' , mmf Mu SQ..-In I an-n ff g Q Student Cou rt .17 N 'fi-'ns ' .0149 ' Y V. S+ 'f. 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BROCKHAGEN RUSSELL BROWN 434 Santa Fe Ave., Richmond, Calif. Box 1325, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 4003 Whittle Ave., Oakland, Calif. Rally Committee 4, Intramurals, Cir- Circle S.M. 4 Varsity Football 4, Block M 4, Dra- cle S.M. 4 matics 3, Intramurals Q-4 WILLIAM ANTHONY BARCKLAY BEDFORD BAYLISS, JR. JOHN MICHAEL BEGLEY NORMAN BENNICUFF 1745 Delaware St., Berkeley, Calif. I420 9th Street, Oakland, Calit. 2511 Lincoln Ave,, Richmond, Calif. 1415 Harmon SL, Berkeley, Calif INVYUUIUYOISI CIYCIB SIM- 4, RallY Band 2 Intramurals, Circle S.M. 3, 4 Circle S.M. 4, Glee Club4 Committee 4, Dramatics 4 fe F Q-sl RICHARD PHILIP CAREY PEDRO M. CASTRO JAMES CAVANAUGH JOHN CAYBUT 530 44th Street, Oakland, Calif. II75 Colusa Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 463 43rd Street, Oakland, Calif. I7I4 Russell St., Berkeley, Calif. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Intramurals, Band 1 Sodality 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Intro- Band 'I, 2, 3, Intramurals, Glee Clu 3, Circle S,M. 4, Glee Club 4, lntra- murals, J.V. Football I 3, 4 murals, Swimming Team 3, 4 b ff... 5 J' Sw xi K ,fd A .11 . I ROBERT PHILIP LOPES MICHAEL I-. KENNEY 1324 107th Ave., Oakland, Calif. 630 San Carlos Ave., AIIJGHY, Calif- THOMAS F. LEIOUX Class President 2, Student Body Student Court, Judge, RUIIY Commll- 415 Vernon St., Oakland, Calif. Treasurer 3, Student Body Vice- tee 4, Sports Publicity Staff 4, Foot- Dramatlcs I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Block ball 1, 2, World Lit 2, 3 Rally Committee 4, land 3 M 3, 4 MICHAEL F. LA FEVERS DON LIVINGOOD CHARLES C. LOGAN P.0. Box 458, Myers Flat, Calif. 311 Colusa Ave., El Cerrito, Calif. 1845 Berryman St., Berkeley, Calif. Football 3, Intramurals Debating 1, Rally Committee 4 Rally Committee 4 PATRICK LYNCH GERALD L, MAGNAGHI DANIEL T. LYDON 2633 Alida Sf., oCkICl1d, cdlif. 3000 Nevin Ave,, Righmond 597 32nd St., Oakland, Calif. Football 2, 3, 4, Block M 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Court 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Intramurals Golf 3, 4 Glee Club 3 STEPHEN MICHAEL HOETH WINSTON W. S. ING PAT JOHNSON 561 Pomona Ave., Albany, Calif. 2805 Manoa Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii 325 Shqnuck, Berkeley, Calif. Football 2, 3, 4, Block M 4, lntra- Circle S.M. 4, Student Court 4, ln- Golf 3, 4 murals tramurals, Sonlor Advisory 4 PAUL KANTNER EDWARD ROY KELLY VICTOR KORBUT 361 Vernon St., Oakland, Calif. 739 55 St., Oakland, Calif. Caracas, Venezuela Debate 'l, 2, 3, 4, World Literature Band 2, 3,4 Tennis lf 21 31 4, Ciffle 5-NL 4, 2, 3, Intramurals Block M 3, 4, Rally Committee 4 JAMES STEPHEN HUGHES RAFAEL MANUEI. IGOA, JI. 5510 Golden Gate, Oakland, Calif. 5 Cragmont, San Francisco, Calif. Cheerleader 3, 4, Block M 4, Circle Basketball I, 2, 3, Circle S.M. 4, S.M. 4, World Literature 3, 4, C.S.F. Block M 3, 4, Rally Committee 4 3, Rally Committee 4 ALLAN JOSEPH ISOLA 930 46th St., Oakland, Calif. Student Body Sargeant-at-arms Block S.M. 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4, Football Co-Cap- tain, Intramurals lv- ' 4-1. NELSON MALAGA LINARES Jose Morellos 260, Lima, Peru Tennis 2, 3, 4, Circle 5.M. 4, Rally Committee 4, Band, Block M 3, 4 RONALD MALAST 3004 Sheldon Drive, Richmond, Cal. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Block M, 3, 4, Circle S.M. 4, Journalism 1 DOMINIC RAYMOND MAMMOLA 4964 Coronado Av., Oakland, Calif. Glee Club 3, 4, Intramurals JUAN MANUEL MARMOLEJO 4609 Shattuck Ave., Oakland, Calif. Intramurals JOSE MARTINEZ 330 31st Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Tennis 3, 4, Block 3, 4 PAUL MARTINEZ 5315 Holland St., Oakland, Calif. Campus Society, Band 1 WALLACE McPHEE 2514 Buena Vista, Berkeley, Calif. Rally Committee Chairman, Debating 1, 3, Journalism 2, World Literature 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4 MICHAEL McCORMICK 1205 Garfield Ave., Albany, Calif. Campus Society PATRICK McGREEVY 2811 Chanslor Ave., Richmond, Cal. Block M 4, Football 2, 3, 4 MARK O'BRIEN JAMES C. McKNIGHT 515 Santa Fe Ave., Albany, Calif. Intramurals, Rally Committee 4 WALTER ANTONE MEISTER 1200 8th Street, Antioch, Calif. Intramurals NEIL MITCHELL 666 Arimo Ave., Oakland, Calif. Journalism 2, 3, 4, Per- altan Paper, Business Manager 4, World Lit 2 MICHAEL MAINE MULVIHILL 6300 Claremont Ave., Oakland, Calif. Intramural, Campus So- ciety Vice-President 79 Grandview Pl., Walnut Crk., Cal. C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Journali sm 3, 4, World Literature 3, Student Court Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Cir- cle S.M. President 4 MIKE 0'CONNELL 330 36th Street, Richmond, Calif. Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Block M Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Football 2, 3, 4 DENNIS JOSEPH 0'LEARY 1730 Hearst Street, Berkeley, Calif. Intramurals 0? PATRICK JOSEPH FRANCIS MURPHY 487 Fairbanks Ave., Oakland, Calif. Football 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Block M 4, Intramurals NICHOLAS ALBERT O'DONNELL 1209 Ordway Street, Berkeley, Calif. Traffic Commission 4, Circle S.M. 4 JOHN O'LEAR'l n Mateo, ,Coht. to Avo., Sn 10 De Seb ' tee, Circto S.M- 4 Roy G R. INCHAEL ORDXN 4300 Borvett AVG-. Rid-mfgf' soomu 1. 3. 4, Co-Cvvfwf' 4 Bosebot 7-. 31 Af mock M 2, 3, A, Mock M President Student Cound 4 tt Commit ENCE M. 0't.00N Richmond LAWR dock Street. Rotty Com- M9 Ntur S Nt. Secretary 4. 3 4 Cirde . C..S.t . 2, . mkttee 4, CARLO fi' 405' ?3'2'Ik'ACHA0 dg,-Tnggal Monaggngf Cal. 4, Bloczncnl 4, Foogbalffu- S.M. 4 S'M, 4 3, ' Circle EY 6212 ,mf:'aAEt C. amen ., Oakland, Calif' tevmeuce oxson vm N. ex can-an. aux. Sdn P'- W pemha Campus Sodoty 3, Rang' gaper Edna' 4 B o - , owaem World Li,e,Z:'r':'3e 4, ca,,f: : 2 cum. - .4 IAIAES tnui St., Botkohy, , Committee 4. tl 4 1409 Wo 4, Rutty Bosketbo 1 C to 5.25. Bcititf 4. irc t Court Stvden GILBERT STEPHEN PAIZ 1307 Imra Gfdnr 5,. murclS, Bq5kgn?Z:':iiley, cam FRANK A NTHONY PAH 1706 D Baskegbau Ielaware SL B ' Foofbau '1 f'ke'ev 1 ntrqmuwl s LEO M. ROLANDELLI 933 63rd Street, Oakland, Calif. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Block M 3, 4, Circle S.M. 4, Band Student Director 3, 4, Band President 4, In- tramurals, Glee Club 3 LLOYD J. ROCHON 'I71'3 Oregon Street, Berkeley, Calif. C.S.F, 1, 2, 3, 4, Jovrnvl- ism 2, World Literature 2, Student Court Registrar 3, 4, Circle S.M., Literary Edi- tor Yearbook 3, 4, Vice President C.S.F. 4, Student Council 4, Rally Committee 4 UVUIQ, O I706 ZVER Cl YDE ' R frornatig, 63 Ave., BefZ'NOLD5 I 3 r sand 2' Qlbyl Calif 2424 RAY R Inna 'hffersgn AVIZZA 2 139 DAN1 lntrqm Roosevelt? H- REILEY Ve D -I B ralltdtigs grlrelgy, coli, fl, ' ranwfals murals St., Berkeley can , ,I L. T' 'Htra b 90n A H52 JR. -'falg VB., Mex ifali, M ex RUDOLPH RODRIGUEZ 17025 Via Chiquita, San Lorenzo Football I, 2, Intramurals, Rally Committee 4, Senior Advisory RICHARD PAUL SALVARESSA 5103 Shatter Ave., Oakland, Calif. G 16144 CJQY LESTER MG Y S Cllrtzmgrqlsf Rc:IIyogklGnd,oCq1 .M. Bqwballognmirfee 4 Intramurals, Football 1 JAMES EDWARD SANDERS 972 55th Street, Oakland, Calif. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 GERALD E, SHEEHAN 3308 Concord Blvd., Concord, Calif. Football 2, 3, 4, Block M 4, Base ball I, Intramurals DAVID NORMAN SOUZA 23793 Lynn Street, Hayward, Calif. Class President I, 2, Intramurals, Glee Club 3 22 JAMES LAYON SARILLE I744 9th Street, Oakland, Calif. Campus Society JEROME A. SINCICH 4118 Gilbert Street, Oakland, Calif. Swimming Team 3, 4, Circle S.M. 4, Journalism I, Intramurals, Band I KENNETH ALLEN SOUZA 5367 Boyd Ave., Oakland, Calif. Class President I, Rally Committee 4, Intramurals, World Literature 2, 3 PETER LAWRENCE SPINETTA 5313 Locksley Ave., Oakland, Calif. C.S.F. President 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Editor, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, Circle S.M. 4, Rally Committee 4, Journalism 3, 4, Student Body Secretary 3, World Literature 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Intramurals, Religion Medal, lower Division 3 STEPHEN P. SHEEHY 2504 Tamalpais St., EI Cerrito, Cal. C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Journalism 3, 4, Pub- Iicity Staff 4, Band 2 DENNIS SPITTLEII 25 Camino Don Miguel, Orinda, Cal. Band I, Intramurals, Vice President Senlor Class, Block M 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 1 JIM SILVA 135 Carmel Ave., El Cerrito, Calif. Intramurals, Dramatics 3, Rally Com- mittee 4 X Q, T Q--r M...-+' DENNIS STEELE 4031 Howe Street, Oakland, Calif. Debating I, World Literature 2, 3, Intramurals, Circle S.M. 4 JOE TARANTO 2637 Chanslor Ave., Richmond, Cal Journalism I, Band 1, 2, 3, C.S.F 2, 3, World Literature 3, Rally Com- mittee 4 ALLAN EUGENE THEOBALD 835 Virginia Ave., Richmond, Calif. Intramurals, Circle S.M. 4 ROBERT CLEMENT SULLIVAN 437 50th Street,, Oakland, Calif. Intramurals, Band I, Glee Club 4 JORGE GUILLERMO TENORIO San Salvador, EI Salvador, C.A, Intramurals HOLLY JASPER THOMPSON 3708 Market Street, Oakland, Calif Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Band 1, Speech 3, Block M 2 3, 4 23 JOHN MICHAEL TRAVNICEK 5204 MacDonald Richmond Caluf Dramatlcs 3 Journalism 1 Band 1 ROBERT T WENDEL T504 Fosen Ava Albany Calif Circle S M 4 Swimming Team 3 4 Band T NORMAN F VANHOLE 431 62nd Street, Oakland, Caluf JOSEPH WEISS NORMAN ALLEN WELCH 766 Los Palos Drive Lafayette Cal 729 Key Route Blvd Albany Callf 8 s etball 1 2 3 4 Crrcle SM 4 Band 2 Speech 3 F Blo M 3 4 Wo Lrterature RUSSELL J WHITE JR STEPHEN L WRIGHT 875 22nd Street Oakland Calif 430 Merntt Ave Oakland Calaf Basketball 2 3 4 State Speech Glen Club 3 4 Dramatucs 3 Rally Taumamont 1 Band I JV Football Committee 4 Swimming Team 3 4 Mgr 'I Intramurals EDWARD F VOORHEES ALBERT GEORGE ZERGA 5347 Fleming Ave , Oakland, Cal-f 972 Peralta Ave , Albany, Cahf Band 2, 3, 4, Swnmmung Team 4, Clrgle SM 4, Sgqdgnf Cum 3, 4, Band 1, Rally Commuttee 4, lntra Intramurals Glee Club 2, 3 murals A u ll I . 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STANDING: Leonard Vernazza, Francis Wegener, Richard Russo, Robert Stammeriohan, Jim Tren- kle, Douglas Rekers, Robert Selman, Ralph Vawter, John Regan, Gary Sabatte, Andrew Szykier, Robert Piziali, Jack Simmons, Vince Russo. , 5 Wg, N.-'N 1 .'., 1 ' - 0 I '1 Us -,, -WS' ,se , 'q i.c -. . 'KW' -'ff N ,f -sa J.. r.v,.. 1 'ish x . ,,!.1 . .' 4' us., , Bfqui, R9 P hr Bianchi Don liclwlfll Ggubenii 5 g W. .W .1 h Bueschef 0 'Al' R f rl Gamba, Kei! ical ,?,5vT.5Vff1 ben Pe0 : li ,rl A J' LW' eh ' DOY 'r 6 , ,, W, feg V . M 3 -if 4.772-,'51fw 'X'- r, FRONT ROW: Ro wheelef . STANDING 1 5-. . ' !.,3.X Q ,' D :IN - inn, 5r J- M11 - J ,.,,.,,. 'haf 'K i Q' ' ' ' 1' ' ' ' ' A J in M 5' I f x , H 4 , w vp ' - ' V 'I xt: . .ev , - Rx v .ff A - ' I' . -1 K 4 - . fi ' g..f - '- 6 'e 1 Jw ir ' -Il ' 'X .Ii 1 , Q ,451 X ir, A ,W V ' Ni .Q K . , ' , , f ,Q 7 ' ir v ,, 2 6- , ., f 3, A ' 8 : 'JL .ga , r ,. NMA? gi ., .-S za-.-1 , - l L., ' :qi .. s,,,f,,y . s, 'fr Q g qu -qltfi, X Fifi' , ,flflljsr ' 5- Lk? -I .f if B l-. 7.11: .or . ' fffmzv V J J w- 1 iw +1 '- 7 A X A X. .: I, 53 , my 1 ,vlifn Ig 5, Q 1 1. N I 7. . , K y r , ff? Ii 5 1 VJ- V!- 5. . e .. 4.. ' vw' F t if X ' e ' v ' -12. in f z Vp' . ' .Y vi 4 1 1 4 AQ: J f fm 1515, 9 3 QL. W 1 1 4 .6 V P N-r Qf.y , TE-4: 'rf lx 1 s 4f f 'Q 2' R 1 fr Y ff 3' f' if . A rf qi' 1 . sf f . l Q, ' 1 'F 5 ,' F' ,, A N ,wi J , i' q 'Q we W , A ' ' A 'J f' J r Q K x I 6? FRONT ROW: Tom Hyde, Joaquin'Barbachano, Jim Prendergasl, llll Hackelfffom Welch, Jim Virondu, William Egan, Tom Hunler. STANDING: Jim Strubel, Marlin Sh John, Joe -Stovrelli, Gerald Yhompson Norlon Clark, Robert Vulcalda, Anihony Varnl, Terry. Oslronder, Dave Andrews, Dan lynch, Felipe Tan Ray Slice, John Sullivan. - ,- ' x 27 Junior 114 LL Q0 28 FRONT ROW: Lee Rogers, Angelo Pilolli, Frank Marlini, Frank Thompson, Arfhur Granger, Robert Kraw, Humberio Escalanle. STANDING: Louis Fernandez, Rober! Pliner, Leonard Delucchi, Jim Murphy, Peter Fredolovich, Robert Reiley, Pal Ryan, Don Sundberg, George Perry, Larry Peterson, Tom Fregulia, Calvin Guillory, Reber! Cavalier, Richard Williams, Jim Pucci. FRONT ROW: Chuck Redell, Alben Horvalh, Lee Pallers. STANDING: John Yascovic, Frank Borreani, Delfwiller, Pa! Callan, Alan Downey, Roger Conrado, Russell Hayden, Ron Nichols, Dennis Casey, Ed r-IQ -of 'v !,,.f r rs' ,tt 4 1 ix 36' sf 151 X axis 9 I is- if ,-W .QLNX w,v Q if 'Jw iff .Y N-4 .J -Q x L I 1 ,- f in Q: 12 'UIQ '! FRONT ROW: Gordon Gior- dano, Bill Dunning, Bill Accor- nero, Mario Avila, David Lud- ner, Pat Ryan, Joe Akstin SECOND ROW: Ron Andrade David Machetfa, Richard Con ley, John Parr, Robert Arata SEATED and STANDING upper level: Tom Onelo, Fred Hansen Creswell Morris, Richard lad ner, Henry Ponzo, Lawrence Bonham, William Flagler. bbw Qs FRONT ROW: Mike Lipsky, Charles Grant, Tom McDonough, Larry Donovan, SECOND ROW: Pat Travnicek, Willie Guisti, Steve Stamates, Arthur Moore, Paul Van Winkle. THIRD ROW: Tom Hutt, Joseph Weinert, Henry Remington, Albert Boyd, Tom Church, Gary Canaparo. X iii R , 5 gl' 2. If 4 . Li: ,' 1 'K ul YL-4 A lx iiififi ,, .. - 5 - i'J ,. ' ' f-- T ' 1 1?-ant? , N- r . -I FRONT ROW: Mike Ghidella, Mike Nicholls, William Hegarty, Den McCann, George Richards. SECOND ROW: William Miller, James Mangiapane, Robert Martinez, Roger Walker. THIRD ROW: Edward Correa, Jim Cabrinha, John Kelly, James Gorsage, Pat Sweeney, Vinigio Rosellini, Jim Selby. Sophomore 30 .F 73 , 38 . f: 'ia. . 1 Fiqh :. ,wg ' 3 ' i' ,Ki , eggs? Q, 5 :- .3 - 6 ' ' ' f' 4 31 2 F' . ' -v nr, C - If 1 ? -S ' 1' . f arf J gl 4 I 17' l - t ,6-' N .4 -lx 'll'WY'l X41 Im- Aifll' FRONT ROW: Tim Sipes, Robert Gcrrelt, Elvin Sigerson, John Huebner. STANDING: Ron Douglas, George Chavez, John Hametf, Jim Vercellino, Jim Anfhon, Dan Maloney, Mike Coleman, Marcelo Fernandez, Darrell Kennedy, Earl Nichols, Jim Lydon. -'rl we, f l V if 'Vx' , 4 , ,L 2 ww kin... w. 1 A A A . Ex 8-f ' .Qi N , . 'T V Aw 3 . . x X k ' 5+-ffwfkt - ' g tw E , f M X Q ,fl 1 A t 1 .W m K S I X 515 'M W9 .4 K 4 'X is Rh M 3 N L A -s 'Fr .-' A i ' n 1 I ., X gk ,X AR Q x X K 4 f n X if ' 5' I . ' 1 ' X . N ' ,el I u x , . f . k 3 f ' ad N ur' a I on . s K. 1 ' fo- f. , E X Mg, 1' -5 , 5. V' s' 6 1 . ' X 'fy . . 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THIRD ROW: Tom Bates, Bill Oborne, Gary Wells, Michael Keller, Alan Janz, John Saunders Colbert Davis, Tom Kuklo. FOURTH ROW: Albert Genato, Everett Ochoa, Dan McDonnell, Mike Hennies, Mike Simondi, Jack Curry, Charles Semer, Lawrence Prosser. FIFTH ROW: Anthony Matullo, Jim Calway, Alfred Filippini, David McCarthy, Patrick Rice, Rob- ert Podesta, Carl Butler, Jim Hackett, Robert Campbell, Bill McKinstry. Jim Carey, President, Tim Curtin, Vice-Presi dent. Freshman 220 FIRST ROW Rlchard Rrbelro Kennelh Sundborg John Taylor Jrm Kelleher Jlm Rockell SECOND ROW Laurence Shields Dennrs Lang Roger Arrlaga Ball Knox John Nunes Bob Reynolds Ruchard Fisher THIRD ROW Herb Pedersen Bnan Obea Eugene Bugnatfo Mlchael Mdlvam John Durden Rrchard Wllllam Brensel Mike Cooke Fred Pellylohn Paul Bulger Mrke Deasy Dennis Hogberg FIFTH ROW Frank Nilsson Ken Murphy Chuck Johnslon Jerome Huol Blll Herman Arlhur Muller Vlclor .lacuul SIXTH ROW Uldy Berg Jlm Enrlghf Gerald Browne Davnd Harvey John Rallhel Tom Groppo John McClanahan CLASS 220 I Clarks, Robert Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Henry Waller, 1 K E Z W -'! 1 v ' 3 . 1 . I IIIII' v fvkf' Q 3' .. I 3 V V. 3 Q . I-r .1 , . nn4,,.1 1,35 A-li .Q J, J, , K - 'S' f' -52' Egg .Q Ur- Z Mrs . ' ' Zer i Preside 90, M ny. rs, ' Mrs Coff ' Cooke Y, M ' Mfg rs' GQ ' S 'nb horfl, Mrsqf Mrs. Pi I . Rgynolds Ilqfi' vie. 1 preside . hl, M h St. Mary's Mothers' Club U b The various events sponsored by St. Mary's Mothers' Club the Home luncheonsg the Past Presidents' Luncheong the Day during 1958-59 included: The Fall Festival, held in coopera- of Recollection, Desert Holiday , the annual Luncheon and tion with the Dads' Club, the Hoop Hop lStudent body Fashion Show: the Dinner Dance for Moms and Dads. In all dancelg the Christmas Dinner for the Faculty and Parentsg quite a galaxy ot activities. Spring fashion show at the Claremont iv wig.: XQ! 5 XJU P I . y ll all 'M , -J iff' :bl arf. W, 'X : qv-rv - M-. Q - -,D 'Z-'-my-11 'ng 1--.4 1 Past Presidents' Luncheon Dads' Club St. Mary's Dad's Club This year's Dad's Club undertook numerous tasks which bestowed decided assets upon the school. Included in these proiects were: extension of the gym shower roomg placement underground of the wire tor the football scoreboard: and the purchase of a crowder machine to eliminate live block- ing and tackling in football nractice. The Dad's Club also sponsored Career Day, as it has done in past years. . The change in semesters witnessed a change in officers. Mr. Kelly took over the President's position vacan. J by Mr Larry Downey, and Mr. Norman Murphy was elected new recorder. Mr. Downey' P derqiorz lm. mo Br. Ame Q-r' as! PWS ,,,..,.- Pg-f fesidenl' , . Mr. Kelly' P idenl' V 2. . wx .- , , 1.'.x.-.AQ ffi E . .3 ' .. -J vm- Y .' 1-, fr' ff ,E fa, 11.3 'Tb 1 V. A .,, Tlhf ' , , '-, 03,51 I' vw A 4.4 V- - . , I. 41 V' .41 if-x yr Ti' lk I 1 is-.,, qN. 'r .J'!'!', 1-dh, v I 9:14 fr ia, . . L-7 ff -nidll K? I ' ' .J L' 3' ',- . X I , , +49 .ag , by YL.. -.Y-S--., . .sfqv A' ..g. 1 . 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MARIAN SOCIETY Present at the flrst Marsan Soclety meetmg of the year were the eight members of last year s group and the soclety s new moderator Brother Clarence Though founded durmg the last school year this IS the flrst time that the group has actually managed to realize nts goal of fostering a greater devohon to our Blessed Lady and developing mllrtant Catholic men Hagarty were elected Presrdent and Vace president Plans were made for the up coming year and It was decided that a general slgn up would be held wrth the new members bemg allowed to choose any one of the four branch es of the society In which they wished to serve Among the socletys many actlvltles durmg the year was a debate forum wlth the sodallsts from St Joseph s and Holy Name s Hugh Schools During the first meefing, Bob Piziali and lam ' 7 ig.. M. ' , f V ,,-.-Q.. W M H X 9 rg .V 1 5 , .5 f VW .L q Sk 1 v v L, H ll.i'E...ji:Vik F,-:ia mt, I ,,, , v Q E V I K 2 1 x 4 JB 1 ,L X -4 K .11 ...Q XM , 8. . I ' s x.J Sacramental Group is responsible for setting up for the Mass each Calechisf John Parr diagrams lesson for class. Friday morning and serving Mass both at the school and in the mem- ber's own parish. Band 'slrikes up a tune' af Music Night Band Music Insirudorz Mr. Lambert . 53' 'ay X . 7 f 1 1.1 , ff fi X Q N ,fb iii X fi 7 f , Qu ' W A XA N Illl In ix in W v VJ 1 N ,j..-fi W ls' W ' 92 NU V 4 Q gl A Alf Ji- 'iffl f 5,511.- , r . I 'ls -I A ' 1 -: . IO O Q . G ' vi 2 . W 5 VI: I G - 19' L it fy V 'vi' 51 7 g1 f' YGAHW ,Q-FV., F 'f SX Vg: 111 Q ,Ai-,- . gr 'li-j,+5+,4.. fb 1 ' rr . W ,Q 1' ' W' V 7, NI 9 I f' 1 r Q 5 ' T f W1 . N - Q ,Nb MQ n N .W . 'M K V I 5 ,sh A 3 IGN' - 'I , 1' 'Q ' KH, A ri ! Eyfflfy by ' 1' N 'L 3 . IF X1.. 222, A ' 4 ' SS 'IM'-vr L' :L :? -f-- ' N1 ' N f-AEM . - - X.,..., Q , 2 91 gm N gqgg,5?F .iKx 93,11 5 4:2 Q -fi' gf, aqfu A N 5 , 1 '- P if I ' sf ww, X A I Q J' Y M t I 7 I 'a .- 4' mf DRAIVIATICS A -4' XY 'M Us .v-f' FATHER OE THE BRIDE Father of the Brnde the Fall semester play was a laughrng rolllcklng success Staged at the Oakland Audltoruum before a large house the play provided one ofthe hlghlughts of the year The St Mary s thesplans were brought out for three curtain calls and were acclaimed by the student body and publrc for their tune performance Actors Dove Henry and Tom Leroux an one of the more serious parts ofthe play Looks luke he d be pretty good m football -K -x ,-' X , , . .tj I , Y V' . 't 1 Q21 Q A . 1 , X ' X , gud , , . b ' - l 4. ,rf L- v. till: l K X ,t Y li z, --,? xt If 4 t Y u 9 ff'3T5ff.' ' 1 swf. E f . 4' N , 7 p NA . i we 0, ' , -.5 I l -iw... , ' f - f -A . E .g, ' rs V 4 r- . - an K ,- -1 - ' ' A 'rn l ll . .ll I I I - , , . . , . . STALAC 77 Stalag 17 was presented during the sprung semester on campus The play was held In the Junror Hugh Hall for a three day run Judging by the crowds whuch fulled the Hall If was well apprecrated by all E728 .. .. - - I ' I ' 1 Sweethearts quarrel in Bride play. X 'L Q. if .1 r' tx . . . maintain fhe status quo ,,,...A Joe Bufori ff Presideni But let ME tell you! Flaunting the St. Mary's banner, the members of the 1958-59 Forensic So- ciety well represented our school in year-round in- ter-school speech compe- tition. ln fact, the Panther orators were rated among the top l5 schools in Northern and Central California. Here are some of the awards won by the members of the Forensic Society: Lowell Tournament: Joe Batori and Peter Spinetta 4th and 6th respectively in extempt . San Jose State Tourna- ment: Krem and Tescher Debating team reached finals. San Francisco State Tournament: Joe Batori 4th in Radio and T.V. an- nouncing. American Legion Con- test: Joe Batori lst in the district finals and 2nd in the county finals. Lions Club: Peter Spi- netta 2nd in the district finals. Freshmen Members: Bob Kelly, Jim Rockett, Jim Kelleher, Henry Waller, Fred Pettyiohn, Colbert Davis, Ken Miller, Herb Peder- son, Ken Murphy. 0311, OCIETY Irfp Q , 'ns 'w 'ut -I Hvgi lg., Sophomore Members: Dwight Swobe, Bill Tango, Gordon Giordano, Ronald Obechina, Mike Coragliotti, Alex Krem, Maynard Tescher, Dan Moloney. ' . 1 41: I .f A ..,....4w:!ff 51 C s, - T '- 1 1- f , -. M. rc, ' A,. ' ' r S-'l7 f ff ,Af N ,fi -fb .- ' , ' 'z x xg 2 ls X ' T ve: In 3 5 g Q y A .gm q i y .us ,. X - 1 . 'i ix ' gill T '- i fl 'P ...I Nl... , t - ,g , 31 ,I Q ' ' . T l FA I, Qc ll ': gm. .ll . V. -' l x 'tio L V ' 'Ei ' 72 X -- .cz -l 0 Q -f l ff f ' ' J ffl ' X 0, 7 Q ' H I . ' ' Q :H W T A' ' ' 1- o P Q , ' ' 4' A ' .iw Ili ' In 'N , . ' 5 X 4 X . ' Qc, N fy- s - ' ff 1 : E V R 'l -it-.57-Q .5 j V I Sv I x 'W -vqrf-we ff: irspg. ' . .ww r. ,Til-Q T J-v'5gQQ:5jliM. if 135' i a On March 3rd, thirty-one members of the Circle S. M. were treated to a steak dinner at PIand's Restaurant and to movies afterward at the Paramount Theater in recognition of a iob well done ! The Circle S. M. has consistently proven itself to be a reliable organization of hard-working St. Mary's men. This service group handles several campus duties, such as the main- tenance of order in the cafeteria and the supervision of study- halls. Each member is assigned to a specific task, and there are new assignments every two weeks. The newly-formed Traffic Commission, a branch of the'Circle S. M. also deserves praise, as it was responsible for the noticeable improvement in the ob- servance of campus traffic regulations. 'l. v 'v ,. I X .0 S ,il land. Ulv ,li l XA .Ut P ,Q ,H 4' 's K s - -fi.. 6 lli :bex T- . 9 ll A Q. .. X, , ,'. 1 'Irs . ,,,fi..f,.f.,, t 1 Y V ,,., j 9 I ,gv Q 2 .fggh ' . N I'-L-'X I I 1 - ox-' ' x 1:34 A 'ls ,- P 3. 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I9: ',x :iy'3,Ln?7747' 'rf' I . 2-4 - I ' ' 4' -' . - .- P, f, I'-1 1'Q-H.L1-,.'- Yr, Tgffv '43 ,VM V MI, w xy --,f -fx' ny Q. 21311 3 AI '-'R' i I V A f AMwlbf': .1.,, 'jf ,.-,fx ':'fQz'.',g,g5 . , F514 Y: 'V ,V . ,,?m if fyfnfj-, Aj' f X V- ' V .. 2 C alifornia cholarshlp ederatlon Life Members Davld Henry Second Vuce Presudent Lloyd Rochon Furst Vuce Presudent Peter Spmetta President Joseph Weuss Stephen Sheehy Prudung Itself on bemg the only socnety devoted to the nntellectual mterest of the student body the C S F blos somed mto one of the leadnng orgamzatuons on campus A poetry contest and a science exhlblt as well as the annual Fifteen Category Quiz were among the many prolects sponsored by the society The C S F also arranged to have the Marlne Concert Band perform for the student body The chief work for thus group of busy scholars how ever was the propagation of sundry Intellectual contests and scholarship opportunltles Brother Hubert IS the moder ator of the C S F Peter Spmetta the president and Lloyd Rochon the vlce president 41 sf Marine Band Fanfare 4. . IL 'Ei 3 X1 Wir if it Q, Y,, !i'1,fCV ' ' ,V-S f ffi fi f .., v,.-' fi' . fb .Aja 4' g 4 1 5 . 1, -,- 'TQ 4 Q I. ... I .X X J 5 3 Q ,' I fb. ,A g A' x X I 45 . v fi' ' 1 ' M a ..-.... .N 'f 1 P A, A 1 ' ,AM Q C. . W gg ,+A L J I . fl' 351' V ' B mi. 1, in I if, wg 2, , LJ . Q ,Q v -4, XZ 5' X ,v J, .ffl ,r X, v . ,av I L '- : , Vebydgffggg WY, .5 mn' ' I W- ,:M,,..,7.-9 f h:1m qM3!.A.,gj,.. , Y, l. 5:,:Yf3 X-pfjki-Iegpw Sgffaffiiff -1' '?'x 'd 1-' ..f..34:f?L: -,-ff-ww ' X- N?5 ' 'f2f1-'-wfffifs bn M -X Ia FRONT ROW M1ke OConnelI Dennls Spllfler Rlch Cabrol Mlke Benlamm BACK ROW Roy Igoa Tum Grasso Bob Lopes Bob Deasy AI Isola Presndent Muck Ordung Ph1I Delro Jack Canano CCIVIH Gulllory Pat Lynch Joe Weiss Ron Males! Bob Marchetti Chuck Redell Bob Peierson Larry O Brien Rich Glubehch . . , . . . . . . - 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 E gif: 1 'ish ,. i 5 SAI I, . I.. ,gf Q CQ. -4 ?lf iff gf , 5, Q45 Gundmg the splrlt ofthe 58 59 student body this years Rally Committee managed to bnng out the best un Saint Marys men throughout football basketball and even unto baseball season Highlighted by the well remem bered Bellarmlne rally and later by the entertamlng mght rally thas year s spmt drlve reached nt s clamax at the Grldley tournament TOP TO BOTTOM Left to nght Tom Hunter Jnm Hughes Head Cheerleader Ron Gamba Carlos Pachao Kelth Buescher Si wzffgi ln. 70: 7757 Under the dnrectuon of Wally McPhee the Rally Commuttee han dled such actwntues as seatung and mamtamlng order at all athletic contests sellmg tickets at basket ball games guardung the mascot prnntlng the Panther Preview ledlted weekly durmg the foot ball and basketball seasons by sensor Joe Batorll and of course the sponsormg of all rallues Credut for the excellent publlcrty and slgn coverage for games and dances must go to tumor rally committee member Mike Hemp Perry the Panther I . I . . i I I and his staff. Lf , v 145' ly r A 7 A, t 11 ,tit Q ggi , lx K3 1X will QQ ,. lg, Y SQ' W Q 5, X '. '53-1 TNQ, 'WS' X E? K Q iipli- gj ggi- s ' K. . Q, I U , i ti- KA ' ,ii-5 ,QQ . ,V 1 QNX' I5 X 9 Y gf? I 5 gl I -J I ' 1. ks ' x gi X X it ,fs X ., 'R ,-1-ana 5 '!. A A ,,,.,. f 'mc I . ,,,,4f-Jr-5' fx, ' , VA - 4' 4-uf - Q 4, X Q :Q Y 339 ' . 6 v I 9 ' I-' 1 . ' 4:9 5fANfii I if fix 15 ugh, fam-if 1 ,J- ' Wg . Sff if N W xkg, MA , N V. Am gil' . , . JM. wx xg, 2 H03 - , QQ I . 5 . . 4 'au .5-3 x fir X ,haf 1 5' Liv Q XA W Nw f L ' . Ka ' n ,, Q 1 ' i f ELA 1 A5 N756-L ' ffm 5 ' wx. 5 , 3 r TAN -ii I would like to thank all the members ofthe Pub Staff for their tireless and unselfish work, To Mike licity Ken- ney, Martin St. John, Bob Reynolds, Ray lgoa, and Dave Henry, my sincerest and deepest THANKS. Paul Gad STANDING: Barry McLennan, Ronald Andrade, John Dolan. SEATED: Steve Sheehy, Bob Mountain. STANDING: Martin St. John, Bob Reynolds, Barry Mc- Lennan, Ray lgoa, Paul Gaddini, Mike Kenney. Mark O'Brien, Mike Kenney, CHAIRMAN Paul Gaddini, Martin St. John, and Bob Reynolds. 1, w I - ..- dini. Publicity Staff Hail the power of publicity . . . A high school All- American football team, released yesterday, contained the name of St. Mary's High tackle Mickey Ording, among four Californians who made the 80-player mythi- cal squad. Ording was undoubtedly an outstanding linesman - possibly the best in the East Bay last fall - but we wonder how far his name would have reached without a big assist from fellow student Paul Gaddini, who runs a college-like sports publicity office at the Berkeley school. St. Mary's grid coach Dick Read credited Gaddini to a large extent for Ording's all-Northern California rating. We imagine Gaddini's tub-thumping crescendoed Or- ding's name into national prominence too. Gaddini is currently booming the Panthers' ace basket- baller Joe Weiss for All-American mention. His 22-page St. Mary's cage brochure Ithis is high school?l boasts one chapter entitled - Joe Weiss - All-American. Personally we'd like to nominate Gaddini for the All- American high school sports publicist team. More power to him and his staff. S 0. . ,R J 6 H- 4. fyvk v. b ny . f K .. Q I y Vi. , gint it ' J' NHQNMP ' ah, 1 l Article from the Richmond Independent ocia A .,. . 0 an O O z 7'- .D .., 'z 2 E. o I n. o o I 2 : I 471: S eco 'fo' o lure I sf 'vat' iff' ' 0 meh O B 4 M lab 0,4 isa, nn- ' fm X .- ,KJ ' . 4 - f V ,.. ggi kk wth Zw:M,Q,,k ' ig4f3 J 153, ggi. LEX ff' , km in v T44 ' sg? ,l ab , .vw 1 1, 'F - altnw , dfwx' V' i 2 1 -,gi , I L R A 3' J . 5 A J ' jf y . . A ' ,ff- ' -s -'L A-A ', 5 J 12 Vw F gi: fqlalrxni .,kx v Y nm. -, V 4Q f . 0 f P ls I I Ln-- in QM- W QQ . X, . ,ef -QM A sa ffl af it ' 2 2 ' EQ 1 ffm' in Q3 PM E vifafl . ggv 1. I 'gt ,mf -if Herb Pederson and Butch Waller and fans from Holy Names al night I 2 V ,ti l . Q I i N I ek .gl 5 if 5 x N 'vx M ,if-7 29. V f.x,Y,xQ p i,,sl If 'Y Q. H- ' ' M gg -' ifpufw- . . . yu H' X . Wwe. . Eu. , f'Q:u if 4 'fra :Pflnc Dances y 0 'B' Q 'I A 3 C Mlxers Tl Rallies . I U in K 47' fxwg VKX X I X x X K x X I X X XA 5gM X f A lf R pwiwmii fx A MX Q X Q Sn 67 VARSITY Sf. Mary's I3 ...... St. Mary's 32 ...... St. Mary's 6 ...... Sf. Mary's 32 ...... Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary 4-r' FW' Q, 'Ji' ms-an '-1 El Cerrito . 12 Redwood . 12 Pleasant Hill . 6 Albany . . 7 Rvordan St Elnzabefhs Serra St Frclncls Bellarmlne -. wr ,H lad, I '2Q3 f l 3 'll u L 'ixilftx L- I--. , in ' V441 7 Nw 5. 1. E 'N 1 -'I . .. l ' ' 29' ff . v 3 X! . L, 7 Q V , 5 ,Q Q xy' '- 4 A f , .' ,Q I ju xr! 1 S xv 0 2 2 ' , ' -- '51 Wg 7 3 ' SHI. Q' if ,. 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'a ,if ' -V ki in V V . . , -JA' Y. sv f N L5 ' , I- V 4 ' ' I Q' .Q - 1 '. 3 - . rf ' 4 ,nv f up O 08 0000 Tackle Mick Ording Co-Captain Guard Mike Beniamin ' I XJ' '11- : 1 s :E U SE ICR OB. AI Isola Co-Captain Center Rich Ca bral Co-Captain vm N Q , , , ,, Ae- VJ., , A J.. .k . ., . A 44 .x , Q Ae- 4 . - Q 2,1 . ' Ulvcf- .?v', AMI? 1,2 '-:cw . 4 S' U Tacldggltck H' 2 'I' gf GRIDD ' Halfbock Bob Lopes Halfback Pat Murphy vg- A 1 Q is US n H' -a , K , , '11-'If'.'T+f 2 Guard Pat McGreevy 9' V 4 . I. , 3 4 W. Halfback Phll Delro 59' , .N x 'L Holfback Rich Corey '5','?f ? A-.rs 4 , ' ,o1r, ',3 D5ff w-: f V., 1 . .J if 5 I f 9 31- Y I f.: V4 .1 H-jf' A A 'fp f -:SU in-xi in GP 5-Ulu ' 1-.. I S ON Sept.rl9 -the St. Mary's Panthers opened their i958 campaign against tough El,,Cerri5fte,arrron the opponents home field. The speedy Gaucho back- field thikeatenedi to spoil th'e4rPart'ther n's debut early in the game, as they carpied he pigskinlto two 'quickitoq4f:owY1s. However, the third quarter saw the spirited dfensive Iingplay of iuchfsfdndouts gs Mike Beniamin and Mick Ofdingbog down .the El'CeLrih-qgensive attack.QWith thisfxthe tide turned. . 1,5 QB Aglsfkfdlledwaroavgunf,,end1aijd.gallopedsfnLo the endlzone to put Mary s og tlie scor ofd Y ' ensum series of pIays'Pa' efwlngback Joe Akstin jnterce tex Io' g'Gd ho a qitd etutnl-:Q i,t153rlShdsl'i5.ti the - y f scoreLT.hen, on tl?eQII-itdo ng plaf tgckle QMckfQrdingic5mQy K ,booted thqwlrnming extra poi Th al score: Slikqgyirs l3f4El Cegtaulj 5 if Q lctorlo n their first outl , the St.yMary,,s fo allers then metlthe Red-9 g wood the second game ome yelt, eatlhso 'n. TheQPanthers could do . f f Na w W Q . ll less: than el yen? tes of pl' it in the- fir quarter, SLB g sg lr sily fa sQre of 26- . .QB Rl lsol g to Joel stin for once sf g gig tduclg S Kd to Calvin 3G lpry for another, ' I as t i carrying the xi is silk: pigskinl 1 y dirt himselfft t e m froqferglt, literal i 'away with Q n y ' grime the dd ' t-t int, V k Reqgl 'gbvegthp nod to the reserves. lhle i :fag Giarffgfl ite rl t 'V ex'thems6li'ei,,,555Qifbythen, the deficit was lobe' E 1-'-gg' lqkgftffiounr 7 y he fi M l iorefgf Mary's 32, Redwood 12. 4 ' .ifff'-2 '- is ' 1 , -41 - ' .,.-ay ,. as 'L ' 'Ji ,,, ' ' ,g . f g K ,, ',1 . 1 THE third game of the football season found two undefeated teams battling to protect their unblemished records. On Oct. 3, the St. Mary's Panthers faced the Pleasant Hill Rams before a crowd of 3,000. The squad from Berkeley drew first blood as the ever-alert Rich Cabral pounced on a Pleasant Hill loose ball, and, after eight plays, Calvin Guillory plunged into the end zone. The kick for the extra point was wide. Late in the third quarter the Pleasant Hill offense began to move. And, despite some brilliant defen- sive play Qtlfthe part of Mike O'Connel and Mick Ording, the Ram gridders managed to 6 points. The crucial try for the extra point was no good the same. The rest of the game saw St. Tonk, dems wa 'for Mary's godscore, only to lose the ball on fumbles and Y pass a tlucfvown seemed certain. The final score: St. Mary's 6, tiedirecord, the Panthermen then played host to W film' 4--SE their the'Albany Co iiars. St, Mary's had been a victim of a , , V, - TT five year .J958 gam ,as to tell a different story. A iarring , H 1'-5, cf K P tackle by oh the kicko flreturn by Albany caused a fumble, ' W Az- 1 and set s first score i' m then on, it was easy. The big Red T Q A 1 - 1 machine gear and did! t fe to a halt until the score read f- ' 32-O. managed to get on t scoreboard late in the thir period, but 5, ,jk ' Q the me was never doubtfuldaat Murphy, Joe Beniamin, Steve I 5' Q Hoeth and Pat Lynch all turned in memorqble performances for the Peraltans. . V The,ffrfqLscorie: St-.Mary's 32, Albany 7. ii 6- J 7 5 ' . W-fs Q . ,r - y. M , T ' . -i lk - i -3 a-. . ' 'Q n f ELK 5, fn- - -.gs A s., ,. , ' 'J' - 'vm an f . ' A- J' iff' 'f 'i' 5' ' ' 4. . l '- - W ' wr ,, -. -s . F October 24 found St. Mary's drawing a bye in league play and taking on a St. Elizabeth's team which had withdrawn from the C.A.l.. football division last year. The Mustangs, with Ernie Fazio repeatedly breaking away for long yardage, shocked an onlooking crowd by quickly scoring the first six points. Their PAT was good. lt was not until late in the second quarter that reserve QB Gordon Queen was able to make the Panther Offensive unit move. Taking over in Mustang territory, after a St. Elizabeth fourth down gamble failed, St. Mary's drove to the l yard line, and Queen sneaked in for the T.D. The PAT, however, was missed. With chargin' Calvin Guillory running wild on the gridiron and flashy Al Isola throwing pin-pointed passes to sterling end Carlos Pachao, the'Red and White scored three times before St. Elizabeth's could rally for a defense. ln the fourth period the Elizabethans came back and scored another seven points, but by then it was too late, Final Score: St. Mary's 25, St. Elizabeth's l4. On the following week, Saturday, Oct. 31, St. Mary's returned to league play against the ever powerful Serra Padres. lt was a wild offensive game. The first break for the Panthers came early in the game when guard Bob' Deasy recovered a Serra fumble, and, four plays later QB Al lsola went in fori W ng the score. The PAT was good. Not much later the Panthermen had the ball again, and, with a drive highlighted by a Calvin Guillory 45 yard gallop, raised their point total to l3. However, two rapid Serra touchdowns and two PATs, put the Padres in the lead. Fighting back furiously, St. Mary's managed to score on another Calvin Guillory 2 yard plunge, and again on a pass from QB Gordon Queen to Al Isola. ln the third quarter, showing amazing drive, the Padres regained the lead with l3 more points, but the Panthers came back with two more touchdowns and a PAT for the victory. The final score: St. Mary's 39, Serra 27. .,. fo' Q 'Now L-J' I if No. 49 - Carlos Pachao '29 -0 Homecoming Day found the Panthers opposing their C.A.L. arch-rival, the Riordan Crusaders. The San Franciscans soon found that the Berkeley squad was too hot to handle. Led by Calvin Guillory and Bobby Lopes, the St. Mary's offensive unit hum- bled their opponents time after time. Riordan tried to retaliate, but the husky Peraltan defensive line wouldn't budge. Jerry Sheehan and Jack Canario, a pair of immovable intetfipr linemen, stopped everything that came their way. Late in the second half, hqykesrer, the Crusaders took to the air and managed to recover for a total of 19 poii'ft's.,But, by that time, the gap was too much to overcome, and, as the game ended, the score read: St. Mary's 26, Riordan 19. R With. anundefeated record to protect, the rugged St. Mary's gridders invaded ?gMou ain View to tangle with the fiery St. Francis Lancers. The Panthers were destined VIQ th .first ioss. WithiiaihV.,offense lacking its usual spark, and a defense having a bad day, ta teamsfrom Peralta Park went down to a crushing I9-0 defeat. However, Bob Deasy, Calvin Guillory, and Leon Burns proved to be shining stars in a night of dark- ness. Their excellent play indicated that the Panthers would be ready for the up- coining championship game. On Friday night, Nov. 14th, the St. Mary's Panthers from Berkeley faced the Bellarmine Bells of San .lose in the game which was to determine the C. A. L. cham- pion. Out-manned and out-weighed, but never out-spirited, the St, Mary's footballers battled their opponents for four grueling quarters - but to no avail. Bellarmine scored three times before the evening was over, while the Peraltan's only touchdown came on a Phil Deiro l yard plunge with one second remaining. As the gun sounded, St. Mary's found itself at the short end of a I9-6 score. They had lost the game, they had lost the championship, but they had nothing to be ashamed of. With a six win- one tied-two lost record, and a l7th place Northern California rating, the Panther football team had brought prestige and honor to St. Mary's! 44. --1:-11 ll' , ,W -0 ,. i, -I if M As. wi g.. , v .W i 1' ' I Mitac g ' ' ' f 9 4 Jw- I'Q I 2 '4 Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' . . Harry Ells . . . Albany . . O , . Serra. . . . . Sf. EIizabeth's , . Piedmont . . , Riordan , . l' A L Q. .-, Panther Beacham sroPP I J. V. players sit, wait for coa:h's orders to get in. fi ke D A A E eu urn.. .v.., v ' . Q. x- ' ff Q., Half-time rest for deserving J. V.'ers. I dfldlzaf The Junior Varsity prepares to load bus, play away. ,waits -. , r YE! ' K X ' V , KY' h H 14: A l .f Q ' 5? ' , Q 'J an W Tackler manages to stop Giusti's long punt return. Forward David Andrews J I' Q G Forward Felipe Tan Forward Tim Grasso A r I ,f , V s if Forward Jir' Frazer Guard Tom Fregulia Center Joe Weiss, All-C.A.L. VARSITY BASKETBALL Guard Russ White, All-C.A.L. Guard Tom Dold 3 as F. Guard Jim Sanders Guard Bob Marchetti VARSITY BASKETBALL 1958-1959 Mary's Opponent St. Mary's Opponent Sacred Heart . 24 44 Serra . . Galileo . . . 33 44 Riordan . . Emeryville . . 38 62 St. Joseph's Polytechnical . 57 54 Bellarmine . Lowell .... 37 53 St. Elizabeth's Sacred Heart . . 36 44 O'Dowd . San Joaquin 39 St. Ignatius . Memorial . . . 54 45 St. Francis . Albany . . . 45' 48 Serra . Mission . . . 37 43 Riordan. . Harry Ells . . 49 76 St. Joseph's Encinal . . . 48 48 Bellarmine . El Cerrito . . 40 65 St. Elizabeth's Richmond . . . 40 44 O'Dowd . X De Anza . . . 49 70 Marin Catholic . St. Francis . . . 28 41 Marin Catholic . h Overtime Won 23, Lost 8. Center Calvin Guillory Forward Dennis Spittler Forward Holly Thompson Forward Larry O'Brien Ns V9 , 79 4 5 S nf? Q ,ana A X5g1 Ff'u4f X S wg, A Q, 1 ? up M M . ji I XA-.4 W 4 6M 1 xl Y xf f , , 3' 1 4... . - m f Q ' v NMA' X W 1 xx ,ry 1,1 9 EQKQ'-4' 'n,s'gG3Q1 . ' V V X Q-: , lv- A QAQQ' W TZ 0 I I , 11: ,ebb I- i bs Y I x.. is 1 'N .big 9 'K x 4 - 029' , EV QQVQI ' 31,1 1 5 P k . Ill I Wm l 4 yu LL tal! 1 Wi iii I , WU . fx, -1531, ' 3 ssA 'Q II -5. A 4 Q. Kgs 'NA as gn 3746. i W ,f Z f, I 1 H, , ,T-, ,f QU 71 ' I W W Russ White shoofs over EH s man Jump shof by 0 B Andfewf 9095 h'9h 995 'WO Just as easy as 80 yd runs for Colvin s.lLIl1iOl' 40: .M . Q V l z 'QW 1 , . l g Y . H I - EX ,j , Q A ', X X 1 2 I A 'Q V 4 2 an -1 My-n i . 1- M 1 QHJNS .142 -4, 4 V '-Y A ,:u,g1ff- 'i,m,f MASQ' 'wi e 1: f ,23l :-'M' ' vo Murphy--most valuable J.V.'er in league- 90e5 UP for Shol- Ladner goes up for tip-in against O'Dowd St. Mary's Opponents 33 Galileo .... 29 23 Poly 1S.F.l . . 42 32 Lowell .... 35 20 Sacred Heart . . 32 49 Catacombs Club , 33 34 Albany .... 40 34 Mission . . 32 38 Ells . . . 37 29 Encinal . . 32 48 EI Cerrito . . . 35 43 Richmond . . 45 20 De Anza . . H. 27 31 St. Francis . . 48 63 Serra . . . . 36 24 Riordan . . . 29 41 St. Joseph's . . 36 41 Bellarmine . . 28 40 St, EIizabeth's . . 41 31 Bishop O'Dowd . . 42 31 St. Ignatius . . . 28 47 St. Francis . . 28 42 Serra . . . . 43 33 Riordan . . . 32 40 St, Joseph's . . 33 51 Bellarmine . . 50 41 St. Elizabeth's . . 40 34 Bishop O'Dowd . 55 43 Marin Catholic . . 24 33 Marin Catholic . . 31 3. 5: . . . ,,. I f ii , - .2 I I :rf W - - gww 'l', q. I J 4 4. P 1' . ' X I v I , , I 'VFW f , 1 Z fl I. --U. If if I ,Iii t I it I X XJ Q'? f I 5 QF-'h . Q, 68. 'S' 6 t ly 3 , . 'M Q 1 fb f I X 2 -I 'xii I ImIiiJ fa if I iw --- 4 m , nw, -giwm, AQ imww' ' -af 8' V IQ' vi' I I ' 15 W fix Q . X '. , sa , , I It , 4 x , -, ' 0 I x M iFa'II nl' iii, II I1 I 1 .5 , Hll fi gill K I I i 'ag gg . I gf, 'FIX I . -I ' ,'ff Mg Q gf Q . f' 2 I 'I SH VESA .5 'T' R' Z. Z 4 1 lv iw' 1 - 1 1-n I 64 .Q . i - gl v It x V. .r3A , N ' I , , - - 4, ,'.v-g,W4.f'H jq, , . , ' ' . . 'i'ff'? 1 ?. ' 'J-vw' ' . An., r: ?f:,a5'- ' ' VARSITY S BASEBALL MQ -if SMX xx Hl!!'U H H T-if if A FRONT ROW Rnchard Glubehch Joe Akshn Ron Gherlone Sieve Stamales Mark Kraff Pa! Travnucek Don Lavageho John Grasso SECOND ROW Ron Malasi Jlm Fraser Phll Delro AI Isola .hm Sanders Mlke Ordmg Larry Peterson Dems Mullen Gordon Queen One of the toughest teams in the Bay Area is the way Coach Eddie Chavez described his team, At the time of this writing not enough games have been played to uphold this prediction, yet the early spring victories over Harry Ells and Emery indicate that the l'-758-59 Baseball Varsity is indeed a good one. We can be reasonably sure, that the Jim Fraser-led team will im- prove the league record of 6-5 of last year. With cinch all-league Jim Fraser, veteran Ron Malast, southpaw Joe Akstin, and sensational Don Lavagetto doing most of the hurling, the Panther mound seems strong. Rich Cabral and Mike Ording will do most of the catching. Outfielders Al Isola and Phil Deiro and infielders Jim Sanders and sophs Mark Kraft and Steve Stamates will give the team plenty of balance and hitting strength. All things considered, the Peraltans should add to the golden year glitter. A aff, itifi 88 1' My r S . i 1 I !'3'4 if ff Senior Players: Ronald Malast, Jim Fraser, Phil Deiro. L. .dv , by ., A 1 , ' -iswsmfgl e , llll l e, ,, ..-:wg KV Y,-:gf Jwix J , ,, - k':,,5,gH -LH.. S Q. 1 Q3 l-t!,,T1 42- 6' 4 ,Z X, ,xi !5,?,, Qu Q I '4'L.,.f'.-.f,.-,,gg,-,:', I Z'r.f, f 'gp '- ' 1 Q, .1 I -.34 ji 513312312 AI Isola, Jim Sanders, Mike Ording 3'D3w.f ' ' U- Ron Gherlone and lhe stars f,5f1Y5'fZ5i .-. Perfect slide Jim Fraser, Ace Piicher ggi .L-in -1-' 1' +1HH A XR 1? ,A J? I IW KN A The youngest group of players ln recent J V hnstory reported to Coach Duck Read for the l958 59 baseball season Wnth only one lunuor and a few sophomores, thus years Jumor Varsity was made up of almost entnrely freshmen Nevertheless, the power laden team led Coach Read to comment, Thus us one ofthe most promusnng JV teams that l have ever coached Some of the players whuch showed the poten tual to be future Varsity diamond stars were thlrd basemen Ed Glbney, shortstop Jlm Carey, centerflelder Joe Bengamun, second basemen Pete McDonugh, catcher John Grasso, and putcher Tom Bates PRI G SPO RTS ' +-in-...., Y' TRI!! '1 ni D x .- 4 1 Q? s . I I Q. K x,A- ....,.,, '? ' i . x--, , I n . Y t -1 P5vvq,Q In lhll ? ' F .l Egg , L -Qi . jg, 5 BSE ll in Sv 7.Y 'J YY x w YG Hgh? f- ,J . 92 ' -fv- veg 3 Dv lil we! r PQ? 1 F fri-1 Agua I! Srx veteran golfers sensors Den Grasso Fred Herring Pat Johnson and Pat Lynch Junnor Larry OBrien and Soph Denn s Barloga made up the l959 St Mary s golf team Thus group of sterling players gave promlse of belng one of the best golf squads In the Bay Area Certannly thus as what coach Gene Pnsentr had In mlnd when he re ferred to them as benng Better than excellent Gall Team Ast uri fwn Nm 4' in 6 xiii M190 1. L. THE TENNIS TEAM At the outset Mr Hubert Louderback the team s coach predicted a highly successful tennls season He added strength to has statement by polntlng out that last year s team suffered only one defeat In ten games and that the nucleus of last year s team would return In the persons of b J M b S num el' one mum Ose Cfllnez num ef' two man teve Qh hu nn:-I nn nr: Pnv lnnn lon Pnlnnrlnlll Vur' Knrlmlt nr ' 2 . Y ,353 T Eg ef -I 4- -1 -1 ' -.-' v.v '.! l f t A 1--J -,-- 1 Q t 4 an I I . ' 5 x , yi I . ', . - '. , X L l 1 l , W . g ., 8' 5 ,, iw.-Q 1 x 6 ' l 'if , gf. 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Thus year over thurty students slgned up forthe swam St Mary s College Pool The tryouts looked good and the mmg team the newest of the sprung sports at St Mary s prospects for o successful season looked very promnsmg The Squad was started last year and though hampered The top spots on the team fell to sensors Jlm Hughes and by the lack of team practice compnled a flne record Jerry Sunclch and lumor Ray Stuce The squad as moderated The team held thenr fnrst tryouts on February 2lst at the by BI'Ofl1er Adrlan up .W 1-l IW l'llFl' ll 1 I J 1 GRIDLEY TOURNAIVI ENT Joe Weiss goes high Gridley was great! , l sure hope we can go back again , What a tournament! , Weren't the people grand? , That was the greatest event l can remember. These are only a few of the comments made by the St. Mary's basketballers when they returned from Gridley. All of them talked about the wonderful people they had met and the good times they had enjoyed. Joe Weiss, the second leading scorer in the tournament and Rus- sell White who played outstanding ball, were named to the All- Tournament team. The team finished a very strong third, but all the talk was about the wonderful people of Gridley. This tournament was the year's highlight for all who attended. 94 Jim Fraser rebounds Gridley Tourney trophy winners Sf. Mary's Stars Russ White scores :- s ', r ff.. 23, .' , ' 0 , K- 1 4 Y' 2 Aff Q15 fp 2 , J - A ' V 6 ' n . ' , J n 051' ,A wfbgv, :- A QL- ' Q., Q Q Q. 1' ' x H K 15 3 S V 1 in Y 1 uv , 5-. 1 D-4 , 3 J D K, ,M : , O X U ' . fjiffm-: . 'O Lffsiqff' A . Give that girl a cigar. Heavy lunch Aln'! Phd ll nun-linger? Gnu and wear ni. Alohqf Ins S 'Y Han hh as lousy drug ,Huh sg. n ' '14 of mo' v ' Mow 5 l ' ' . if L L I' i I 40 , it v .5 Q. ' of ' va .f H' 1 , ,hy . ,gr . na x.: ,A sg, I 9 as e el I y 'n ,, 1 . . and then at Waterloo Ladies first Hah hah hah hah! in I V W, ' IQ Q Q . pf! . 3' 5- V . ..,,. ' : I 'I ' Seasick Food for thought And then papa bear said to mamma bear . I .1 I I kg , Quote the seniors with great zest: ii . Fresh deserve the very best! x So the finest mud in all creation, qs Is used in Freshman Orientatien fs X W' 3 I What, me worry? I think we're being watched. if Ines' ' if gfefwq 'Q' Fall in Jack' Synchrom e catches I ha e he e a check fo a m Iluon dollars Coffee anyone? I w? 7' O MWA .iw A14 sd' wr QIN -ee J, Q.. sJgIK5,Q T ef' fox then you roll up the little white paper . . . School Spirits IMO YOUY cells The PERALTAN Staff expresses sincere appreciation to our patrons St. Mary's Mothers' Club Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Barrett The Rally Committee The Don Bosco Studio and to all others who have aided us in producing this book. The 195 PERALTAN 1 ' it x David Henry, Sales This year's Peraltan staff has made an earnest en- deavor to capture a sample of student life at St. Mary's. If in some small way we have managed to reflect that unbounded spirit so associated with the tradition of our school, then we consider our efforts well rewarded . Editor: Peter Spinetta Staff: Lloyd Rochon, Literary Bill Ainsworth, Layout STANDING: Dennis Steele, photography, Joe Storelli, photography SEATED: Bob Reynolds, helper, Wallace McPhee, Ray Aguila Peter Spinetta, lseated, frontl. Paul Gaddini, Sports Jim O'Neill, Sports Wallace McPhee, Candicls l i Ray Aguila, Photography Brother De Sales, Moderator vu---Q.Q-vo-1+-,,.-.--.M---..-.n.-.,x g 1-,.,g,,,-,. g i . ,U-.1-v.-- -