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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

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S' bstzhuv' -' Av The 11986 Peraltan Sty Maryfs College High School keley, California Volume LX Xxx., F in rm 'Q' .vp Ac 178.1 1,4l'QI-- Q .X, Q e .P T, f- Pu: we idx' Table of Contents Preface page 2 Graduates of 1986 6 Exemplary Award 18 On-campus Community Z0 Student Community 48 Class of 1987 54 Class of 1988 62 Class of l989 70 Athletic Community 78 Teaching Community 110 Dedication 112 Financial Community 126 Closing 144 K I , 1ii1 C iiii ' sAiewamay0 EtZ?r0f.ffzg3c1yww Andrew Bongfeldt Photography Editor Orlafrdo Fsasca inisi '?1?n1BuJit?ias's Mr. Lawrence Puck Moderator Br. Albert iii illagomez i?qS.C. iasii 1 niii Dean of Student Acrzoztzesy 3 LM ws, Q51 . Q, 'PHI Q ug. . fi' . gi N1 -4. WJ 'Q' '52 ,-www, wal'- I1 f - 4 x'f:n., 1' gp , QQ- A., ,A -57'-Ziff' me . rf. . I ' ,dpi Q7 ,Q Jun' 4 . ' F QR 'ew fg I 515' EA, gil rx, ,f ?fa-:Ss 4 The First Season The , . , ung, small, timid? Not Mikehlosephg he was never a freshman, Anyway, this was the basic notion of the freshman year. We werent afraid of girls, and this showed by the success of the Ifrosh Mixer, where we danced to Beal I2 and Lfflft' Red Crmfelle. Big Brother Day was a smash, for we had lito. Michael Collins as our new principal. The 1982-85 season added to the faculty a Bro. Albert Villa- gomez and a Bro. Cecil-Charles Duncan. This Class of 1986, being ofa sound 150 students, proved very promis- ing. We were the 120th class to enroll. And promising we were. With Mr. Michael Walsh as coach, we Saint Mary's Cubs lost only two games during the football season. Being provoked bythe football team, SM Frosh basket- ball stormed through the CAL and tied the champion- ship. Athletic we were, but GQ, was first priority. Polo, Izod. Topsiders were the click and driving illegally was the privilege of one class member, Dave Brown. who casually rolled his Ford Mustang. And rolled he did, right into his sophomore year with his 110 peers. four seasons it was Yo er arhara better ltnovin as Loy B 1 t Marx s society y ut Dave Daniels won the I mi still hasn t Caught Dave Bro Thelknn Seasons lllllllhlllll Slllll lf Zli N. git XY. x t. The Third Season Season Three. The Class of 1986 grows up. It was one more vear before we would be known as alumni. Our class showed a lot of diversity for the events we sponsored and the things we learned were good and had, Finally. we were off campus for lunch. liven though we were ffriitifegnf, a certain l'nderwood's Haircutting Corner went into busi- ness. And accompanxing his success was P, Ilowards Bookie from his Briefcase Agency. Ifurthermore. entertainment was no problemg the junior class counsel had a huge success with the Class ski trip and the Spring Dance, not to mention the junior Prom, where we danced to hits from David Lee Roth to Prince. And who can ever forget the ever popular The Rofyfii on F1re.9IIev. have you been to the latest concert! You know. Like a Virgin or Bam in the USA or even Prince and lbs Rl'zwf11Ijm1.' Reya. you hum. This was a busy year for us juniors. but we still found time to look good - especially in our Guess. Swatchwatches, and Ralph I.auren's hutton-down polos. Dave Daniels, are you reading this! But trying to look good in 55 degree weather isn't too smart. The junior retreats proved this as we frove. At the retreat house. where we reunited with Brother Brian. we learned that our friends were serious about life. Wle all came awav with a better understanding of life - even if Derrick Black likes to sing in the shower. Academics! Yeah. we have brains too. So what if in class Big Dad calls usjoe Benohmo, or if Andersons class was on TV Z0 promot- ing All-Star Tag Team Wrestling! And what about joel Ilartf Be- sides wearing it well. he continued to be in the realm rfjizrztmqy. By the way. did BJ. ever return the hook reviews he left in Tijuana! Iiere and there a lot of things just happened. The President of llook liall of lame established himself r Mike Wranovics. Colin decided to get a nuclear haircut. lid goes surfing. and Reza broke the record for fights in one semester, Troyvois and Mr. Harpers cars meet for the first time. I.ast but not least, the year ended in tears. We mourned the passing ofa xery dear classmate. Mitch Pamp. He added a lot to our class and we greatly miss him. Mr. llarper. Brother,lonathan and Brotherjohn went through the doors of SM and didnt return with next years semors. By the wav. congratulations go to Dave Brown for obtaining an official D.M.V. N.,,...Y,, .4 . . , . was . . Y . . ,WV V . The Fourth and Final Season Season I'our lPart ll. Continuing from his leadership role last vear. Trovvoi Hicks becomes Student Body President. Shon Page. with previous experience only as freshmen class secretary. is initiated as Student Body Vice-President. Our exer-popular surfer lid Quinn celebrates his new title as senior class president. Our SM Panthers. led bv a coach in great demand, Mr. Shaughnessv. returned to the top with a season of 6 wins. 1 loss. And this is just the beginning. While the Panthers are prowling the pigskin. Brother Mi' chael and Trov are invited to the White House hy President Reagan to accept our award on behalfofthe school for being what the l'.S. Department of liducation Called us. IiXIfM' Pl.ARY. drivers license. Whose parents are OLII of town! Carlos' again? There is still more to come Homecoming. Senior retreats. and the Senior Ball, Stav tuned for more action in Season lfour. Part Z. lRefer to Seniors in the black 84 white sectionl Troyvoi Hicks Shon Page Tracey Underwood Andrew Bongfeldt Mike Wranovics Mike Blanchard 7 lhelow rightl The sun shines hrighrly uhove jason Snipes. lrightl YeS. I do stick like Vann Mc Iilrovn f , ' 1 Y A 4 I sf -1' ,sul rahovcl The Road Warriors get very serious when its time ro ear. ,J l , f 1 L 'N-. ,M-ZW luhovcb Corismns crunch hunch and Ilarirrs hirmen , what Madonna-wanna hes. fright! Since when did :hey stop having school on Saturdays , g,-- .nwiexnm-rfv-vw '- ' 5:5911 ll!! S O I l 4 'A 'Apu-' 'M' .l 1 llclitl NOK. Norbert. what are you hiding in there! flwclowl A perfect example of rlie class of '86, Casual, and laid lmcli. 15 is 4 I llili lid you say soinetliiiigf' ftir lcltl ASB President llicks in the process of ripping liix impciilimem papers. 9 The Graduates of .Iolin Arena mr. nr 1 xivvirwliuvive lmziil i Ainlrew llungfelel L v my 3w:vnrirQr.iulw, vvini1iv.riw limi. .linnes liruolqs L .V A nxy1lir ,UVi lVLw'i1L'iI XQYNH, -nirzwr uw: mirlmi i A ml :ni milk ilmrnx Sean Bailey Derrick lilaclx Miclmel Blzlncliarel ..mi,3i A if.Ai.i.,.,ii,..ii i..m.r. 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Amon lfvuiis rimmr mi. lv iimriix nimrx himlw.. lx l'1.nw.ill Amlioiiy Fulgiulo lliivm: ml. lv Colin llammoml twill in..:lmmx. Llwriix. hmm: mll lu mei Amtliom livuiis ll1,iv:..i sum A v,iiip.im:ii mimi Melvimlcr Gill x Mrlxil i::.mi.i iwil, Qi A if.i,i.i.i.,w..ii mfw im.. if fi li 4 x I . .nm Reza llariri if .ii .i A ii The Graduates of Ind Huff Crews Hawk 'rmwi nifks Albert nm ww-,ff-111 wx ff-'W 'Mil'-'-'fl'-111 My-'f wil w -wwf m.1U.m-.W prrmiwv: 1.H,.mn.NWL-m1fm,fn,1..N ,N N U. lx nm. Lmmfn mm nsf.Mu1mrruHLxN M , '1'inmdn liiscox Alcxundcr Iloroxity Paul Ilowgmi M21H,I111Ub5 syn A .WIWW nml v.,.n,..u M-vyvur mu mmf .nwn...xn. Nmfnlf Q.,nf,.mn.v X..,fn1....xM mHp+.,,,.. w..m.1 fn.,w..xx lmmmxx mscm!! 1'.wJ.+Nf 'ww WN A A W' www rn!! W wx rank x,.ww. A M M mv W J Keenan jones 1N1ichacl'lOS6Ph Leon Killingsworth Kelvin Kresge Jwrm x rv' .mn yx 'w.ukeUw.M .4r.wn.1 uw, A Wx rank mrvfx A yx mum xx vix A 3x wk,-xt X xr. 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A lx Xu, lcv L um The Graduates of Stephen Radisch Darren Reim james Robinson i None fufnpzxorzw lunti tiraivia iiozvor mit a 5. 5 eixrriook .imma Mit i Thomas Sanford Atiam Scott Matthew Simpson i..f..i. li t,w,ii-.,-1- i mit A li ii..ai..ii i,.,,1.,f mu it i..Nfi Mi iraik him Mi MM it A vakgt h,,a.4 ix ii wiit t,ir'i.iok t xt, hniior o. .i .x li jason Snipes Per-Iirik Statianson Stefan Stent mu A wx i:Nionu 'mimi hovo' riiii xarwi A How Vivoiixiii. kiwi l1.nkrt'W.i.,. thorns xatwi A lx water. tcrinu, imscluii 'vv.m.ugt-r ix t Ni. iinw ,Un it i.i.,fii,.ii, v.i.1,.i1..,.ii .v War miami Robert Rodriguez ri 4 thaii, Umm: Damone Smith vnwh vifothaii ruin-N iw . ,.,g J L my nm W: Thomas Sweet ,t mio it tmN.,.w1fi .4f..,i.,. i ,it-Wi. ff ii. iueteen Eighty-six Toimm' Tat Fung Tse ieixrhoolq, honor roll u Arithom' XX'illinms wmri A li mick. iiimiv A ix cum wiinm. lmsh hnkulull. icarhiwk uliuriis, wmiluir gmcmiviciu. lwimr roll h Michael Wranovics cnpriim vnmu irivssiiniiirri. 1 i umm wimm. mmm 5: ix rrailm. lx mcicr. sruilcm gmn-ruin:-nt. lear- hnuk. Lhimiw. Q s.l. 'l'ri1Cex' lhilcrvvimd liciijamiii Viiwtcrs Stephen Wliire mmm. 1 x, 64 lrosh lliorball. xarsiu 54 jx hiisehall, varsiu, lm. A fresh foinball. chorus, li track. hand warsiri. ii. 8: fresh fourhall. chmus. honor roll h student gmcriimeni. uhorus. lmnor mll b 1: Adam Withers Rwhert Wohlers William Wong iwiixiii ,iinpimif bmi. iiimm mll ii A i- .impiiiimi haml, rx-nnis On Sept. 19th, Shon Page, Tracey Lfnderwoodjon Goree and james Coriston went to each senior homeroom with a list which was drawn up by the yearbook staff. The sheets were tallied by the year- book editor and the moderator. There were alot of close ties in certain categories. Reza Hariri and jon Goree came in a close second in the best capper section. Dave Daniels came in second for the best dressed . Now for the time you have all been waiting for. eipefifzlfy Michael Blmzrlmrd. 16 ,,H,W, WWy.,,, - ywwfy, f.,:..,f ' F 59' I f 52 ., , V f ., -.,.,m ,Q ,, o 4? if , I Wa' ,,- ,f '5 QM I' ,, 'Q ,49-nm M 'Q W., 4 ,I Q Q K' WHY IS SAI T MARY' EXEMPLARYPH Every school within our nation has an imperative today: to help prepare its students for life in a society composed of many different cultural, racial and ethnic strands. To merely address society as one finds it, however, is only a beginning. More importantly, students must be prepared to bring to it a new vision, new expectations, new challenges, new ideas, and a new ability to transform our ordinary society into an extraordinary one which is more equitable, more safe, and more Christian. The realization of these goals requires programs which strive for the full growth of the person - spiritual, aesthetical, intellectual, and social - in addition to mastery of basic skills and preparaton for a life work. Ex- emplary components which address this goal at Saint Mary's include the following: .- 1. The Religious, Ethnic and Socio-Eco- nomic Diversity Among Both Students and Staff. All coo often, for example, racially diversi- fied student bodies rarely encounter comparable racially diversified adult role models in private schools. This is not the case at Saint Marys 2. The Participation of Over One-Half of Our Student Body in Our Elective Fine Arts Programs. Additionally, a quarter credit of art is required of all freshmen and sophomores. Elec- tives include Chorus, Beginning Band, Concert Band,jazz Band, Drama and Advanced Art. Un- der any circumstance, we consider this program to be exemplary. For a boy's school, however, it is even more significant and, we believe, an im- portant conrributer to the education of the whole man. 3. The 8-1 Program. The 8-1 Program is an effort at broadening the educational program at Saint Mary's while maintaining our traditional college preparatory curriculum. During special one week sessions in the fall and spring, each student has the opportunity to chose an area of learning of particular concern to him. The curriculum for each session is based on a combination of student and faculty interest and contains a mixture of academic, travel, career exploration and recreational classes. Some course offerings in the 8-1 Program have included the follwing: SAT Preparation, Photography, Theater in the Bay Area, Travel in Spain, Travel in Travel in Mexico, Travel in New York and Washing- ton, Skiing in Colorado, Backpacking, Bicycle Tour- ing, Survey of jazz, Black History, Career Internships, Basic Sailing, Museum and Park Tours, Driver's Train- . ing, Sports Medicine, Astronomy, Peer Counseling and ft - Film study. A - A ....,.,.-.. W t ,, 'A ...--1-'be N. 4. The Financial Commitment of the Christian Brothers' Province and Saint Mary's to Help Qualified Students In Need. The 1984-1985 subsidy from the Christian Brothers' Province was S216,000,00, which amounts to 3523.00 per student. Additionally, specifically needy students received 360,000.00 in aid during the present year, 5. The Master Plan. The Master Plan is our capital improvement blueprint for the future. Our current building program has been planned in phases. Phase One was our multi-purpose student center, Phase Two was the Brothers' residence, and Phase Three is a sci- encefclassroom facility for which we are currently rais- ing funds. Future building plans include a performing arts center, an additional classroom building, and a new library. 'lynn ll i 6.The BecomingGood News Program. Becoming Good News is a Christian Brothers program for faculty spirituality de- signed to aid us in reflecting personally and discerning corporately our mission as Chris- tian educators. The process begins with in- service days, Each has a specific theme, such as Our Identity as Religious Educators, Personal Commitment to a Faculty Spiritu- ality, and Supporting and Complementing the Religion Departments' Programs. 7. The Financial Support and Involve- ment of Parents, Alumni and Friends. There has been a 125116 increase in financial support to Saint Marys over the past three years. At the same time, participation of par- ents, alumni and friends in activities which benefit the school financially, has increased dramatically. S SNZLEP EQHI0 A ' 7 'HKS 'og 99' f X of Q5 ' 'i' avg , 1-21. Q x y f 0: ef A40....'...+SF 'f BERKEN-Y' f 2 L Table of Contents August 29th Spiritual Community Homecoming Fall 8-1 Yearbook Drama Band Chorus Parents Association Academics August 29th Q I 8: 50th: In the beginning si'l' ,.s'l!a fl sl, I The Seniors arrived from their summer vacation at 8:30 am, to pick up their locator cards and the list of books they had to purchase at the bookstore. The Freshmen came about 10:30, for their lists and for their orientation. Each Senior was assigned a group of Freshmen to give a tour around the campus and answer questions. After the tour, the Senior class sponsored a Hot Dog Lunch for Freshmen and faculty. After the lunch, the Seniors and the Fresh- men went outside to participate in the annual Tri-cycle Race and Balloon v 'Q .Q ' 1 , i as e ay, , 'J rc Toss. After the games, the Seniors held a rally for the freshmen, where they were taught to sing The Bells . A good time was had by all The next day brought the freshmen back to buy their books, at 8:00 a.m. The juniors meet, followed by the Sophomores. They all stood in the long book- store line waiting their turn. Their day was not as fun as the previous, but is was nice to see friends from school agan. 22 almzrv ftp: Senior Mike Wranovics gives his little brothers the Sivf- ceut tour of St. Mary'sgf1lww. 'Is that Basidiomycetes Puccina grovx ing on my pee-Chee! rpg, wwf as f ' 7534? V, A ,gr .YN ' . 1 W 5 'u r wp. w,' ' 4531.2 fgfks I should have gone to Gompersln renter lap: Wfatclrin ' over the Bi ' Little Brother 'ames Stand 2- lr F Brother Michael, Lawrence Coewell and the inla- mous vcllow antsg fzefnux' Arc um' ofthesc students . P . talking to each other or to tlremselvesg lmzmm right. ,Iessie MCClmtock takes the family cur out for a sping ss, '15 E hui pa 9 , had 4 W L g 1 -V-Nz' ' ', QQ 77 Let us Remember These are some ofthe first words we learn at St. Mary's. They reminded us that we are guided every day by the teachings of jesus Christ. We learn aboutjesus' teaching through the commu- nity itself. The masses in which we all participate in reflect the unity we have with one another. The exposure to the community allows us to share our Christian values with others. This is one of the many assets ofthe Christian Involvement Program. Thanks to Br. Alexis for his Campus Ministry Program and Br. Cecil for organizing the litergies. Through all these things and more, we learn the message of St.john Baptist De La Salle. 24 ...R ...,. .. ,, ,...... ,s.. .Hmm -- , wg-W mf Ms, Q W, H , vskff' Sf' Q i ,. ,- Princess LeNaye Willis 1985-86 Homecoming Queen Lawana johnson and and escort Michael Blanchard escort Tracey Underwood .A 'T vw, w'4 Princess Cheryl Hoffman and escort Alasdair MacCondochie Princess Alyx Pitts and escort Ben Vawters 3 1 ,rr- xi Princess Kimbe l Princess Nadine Valero r y Moffatt and escort Paul Howard and escort james Coriston 27 Pknneconnng 1985 The Homecoming Week started Sunday, November 11th at 5:30 pm. 14 young ladies were interviewed for Homecoming Queen. Lawrence Cowell was in charge of the queens. The ladies were interviewed by Br. Michael, Br. Albert and the senior coun- cil, As the ladies arrived, they were entertained by Anthony Williams and photographed by Mr. Puck and Alex Tamayo. After the girls were interviewed, Br. Michael and Lawrence met to evaluate the sheets filled out by the senior council. la 4 tg' , U y. 4 if 5 Y :ja 1 .-... an Q .ii it .f1,. aw 3 .eff - -----' X.. ad we ,. f, 'Y'5' ' 9 ' V. . A . . I f . -A Monday was Veterans Day, so there was no school. On Tuesday, Crazy Shirt and Tie Day . began their spirit week. This was the first time we saw the six candidates for queen. Their photos were posted on the Shea Centers window. Wednesday brought Mi- ami Vice Day or GQ. Day . This shows the best of St. Mary's. The six candidates gave their speeches in front of the student body. Derrick Black sang Al jerreau's hit, After All and the S.M. Band played Stevie Wonders hit. Ijust Called To Say l l.ove You, Troyvoi Hicks introduced the ladies and their es- corts, After the assembly, Br. Albert,jonathan Renty and Allen Richardson held a luncheon at the Brothers House, Thursday brought Tahiti Day '. The spirit was there, but the weather wasn'tg it was 42 degrees. Friday was Red Day , It was also the day in which the faculty and students had their volleyball game. Thanks to Tim Barr. The result of the game: Seniors: Won Faculty: Lost, That evening came and so did the night rally, Br. Daniel and the spirit committee organized the event. Alex Horo- vitz was the MC. and Tom Sanford was the Panther . The support from Holy Names and Presentation was the extra touch needed for the rally's success, Coach Nakahara introduced his j.V. team. then Coach Shaughnessy brought out his Varsity team. Both teams were ready to go, Then came the Crowning of the Queen. Iiach girl was presented a rose wrapped in green paper, The girl that opened her package and found a red rose was voted Homecoming Queen of 1985. Lawana johnson was chosen queen. It was now her job to represent St, Mary's College High School. rg l 29 The Year of the Q Panther 18-wr-r4U i I ' sv 1 Q - , 'vm 5 5- 21, .V NNW! M ik jr x 'I X M, s J. if Saturday finally came and the Panthers were growling . The crowd was full of spirit. Even though the j.V. lost they showed us their strength as a team. The Varsity Game was one of the most exciting this year. Shon Page showed us his skills to the fulliest that day. The Varsity beat Moreau 32 to 22. It was not only our Homecoming Game, but it was the last game ofthe season. During half time, Lawana johnson paraded in a Mercedes, provided by Carlos Durand. Everyone welcomed her with true St. Mary's Spirit. The whole day shined. That evening, the Homecoming Dance started at 8:30 and ended at 12:00. The dance was sponsored by the senior class. Ed Quinn was sweeping the gym floor and throwing the saw dust down just one hour before the dance. The DJ, was a big success, except for the two minutes that the equipment over heated. Thanks to Br. Cecil and his hair dryer, the dance was saved. Everyone had a great time. . 1' ,Q F :wp N, ' 1 ' K 'xxx . ff, I '- ig :F Q ? I - 7 QW ,gg .eil 'E' I a ny fight. up S is wg... ,agp ,- Q 1- . ' '43, 5, x K f ia. ,O wx N W: f ' f ff 'VL xx xx E J K -yi is x Q x Q Xu K X af Q x xx . f K, - 1 ,- , 3, 1 X 1- v ze is M Q . K Q . - ji S5 , -' M... 5 'ff' V , X , 1 . 5 Q 3 .' - 'H r Q' '1'- Tala' ii :TTT ' , fi ,Q T. .3 J 5 -I tae-if + 'la--1x TL' 3: ': - ff ff ' t ..r. . L. .5 My mwh It 1 . - E 22' f 'ic Q .9 ,, , , if t L 'Q .J L .-Ty M KJ I l I IN U ,rr .. I . .. VE?333552EWSzfrkihficizkkikcikiiz-.':'., QHIBEOG Halal-i 1965 I' The Art and Sport of Bicycling - Br. Alexis Individual Career Internships CICIY' Drivers Education College Through Athletics - Mr. Shaughnessy Saint Mary's Culinary Academy - Br. Cecil-Childs I Want ro be a - Br. Daniel Rock Climbing - California Adventures Yosemite Institute - Mr. Davis Life Sport! - Br. Alan 84 Mr. Hanecak Adolescence Through Film - Br. Albert Bay Area Fishing - Mr.Anderson 84 Mr. Borrelli Baseball Clinic - Mr. Bertero Scuba Diving - Bamboo Reef Movies Classics - Francis Ford Puckala CMr, Puckj Urchins From Berkeley Go to the Sea in Monterey - Mr. Nakahara Exploring the Explorarorium - Mr. Balsdon The Life of a College Student - Mr. Trusendi Bicycling the Coastm - Mr. Tilley Political Involvementuz Republican 84 Democrat - Sr. Barbara SAT Preparation - Mr. Louderback Cuisine, Culture, and Stuff - Mr. Barrett The Campus is a Stage - Mr. Olivier Red CrossfCPR and First Aid - Red Cross 'Jubilee West - Sr, Barbara Audio-Visual Technician Workshop - Mr. Barnett College preparation and Exploration - E. Bay Conso- tium African History Questions and Answers about the Military Windsurfing 32 L 11711 -nn -C1714 7-C an 100fXi successful, said Mr. Davis, Saint Mary's 8-1 director. We had 100'Hi participa- tion of the student body. Registration, which took place from October 8 through the 11, gave some interesting results: More peo- ple applied for College through Athletics , Scuba Diving , Campus is a Stage , and Fishing than was earlier expected. Also, new classes, such as Life Sport! , Culinary Academy , and Mr. Nakaharas Sea Urchins in Monterey marine biology trip, gained great acceptance. For off campus classes, for which 58176 of the student body were, the good weather greatly enhanced the exper- ience. During the week of October 27 through November 2, 8-1 week, special happenings occurred: with Br. Albert's and Mr. Puck's movie courses, the science rooms f6008c603I were turned into a double movie theatre. The kitchen of the Brother's residence was opened to Br. Cecil's cooking class. Mr. An- derson and Mr. Borrelli added a twist to their fishing course by having a Deep Sea Fishing trip. Mr. Nakahara's marine biology trip was a success, visiting the Monterey Aquarium and local tide pools. This was an 8-1 to re- member. Here are some opinions stated by students: An encouraging experience - Ben Holl Very educational . . . brought forth the inner ability - Kwame Thompson It was an exciting class. . . I'd do it again. - Matt Locklin A learning experience - Derrick Black It was a unique opportunity - Mason Wong It gave me a view of what I might do with my life and the areas I enjoy most - Michael Meyers Try it. You'll like it, - Troyvoi Hicks A unique and enriching part of our excellent St. Mary's curriculum - Mark Matteucci It tasted good! - jonathan Love It was live - Darrien Hawkins A thrill! - Con Garretson H-'F' , N v ' f W Q. ...H nf 11 1 t .4 ,Q W n-QL MQ Lqflt It's stuck! Maybe ifl fake it . . . Bffozu: Tom. Marc, and puse for ai I want to join jubilee West promotion. Barium 142: How much were they. per pound!! Top fgff and Bnlfnnz riglfli Students help campaign fur both Republicans and Democrutsfullello, '1'royvOif - Oh hi, Albert. ti ' 5 ,..'l 1 Yet , A -iff? we' Q v Dont Panic! Stan wont be here for another 5 minutes. We can stall for time by hiding in the yearbook room. Yukl lt smells like pizza on a dead Christmas tree in here. Well, it's not art yet so we'll just take the lay outs to Stan's house later on in Larry's new Golfg nice slippers Stan! A funny thing happened on the way to Casrto Valley. Larry sometimes forgets to drive on the left side of the road. Look at the lights! Oh No! Thats on coming traffic! But the pages made it safe and sound, this time. By the way, when do we get our proofs back! just another typical day and night for the dedicated staff of the 1986 PERAL- TAN. We had to work long and hard, but we managed to put it together, And on top of it, we had a blast ! Shon Page found his long, lost, little brother Eric Page. Andrew discovered the comical uses of spray snow. Orlando got us out of debt at least five times a day. Pat Spica let us watch his girlfriend develop. CGet your minds out ofthe Gutterll Br. Albert would stroll over before bedtime to wish us wellg Gentlemen, it's past your bedtimesf' and Mike Wranovics was forever trying to put his picture on every page. Finally. we all got to listen to Barbra Streisands Broadway Album over and over and over again, until the Blaupunkt was STOLEN. AWW Shucks! Alex T, Head. Honcfxos J' Hard bound Q l7cApf,r'botc,l4 The 6 Turn the P49 Wm i ML.. 34 roi hleadr Hel P sonnv ll! Pa+ S Q41 P I Dui l-Hes! Boa C.evC Crarctcu I Mike. Wvmovtcs X- Newt-+iMe lisl-en,-l-o -l-he, annawsq- men-l's and your pac.-I-ure. will. lac, 'Golan '- Signed your cold. cmd- fwoav-tleu moderator ! ' Mr. Puck YEARBOOK ROLL CALL Alex Tamayo Andrew Bongfeldt Orlando Frasca Pat Spica Mike Wranovics Percy Parks Levi Garcia james Louderback Eric Page Alan Gallegos Matt Spica john Wooster Marco Cisneros Pat Dewees Hassan Fattah jason Miller Aaron Smith Norman Madison Alain Grissette PSC? s YW' All Ben Holl Mason Wong M is if, YB N509 owe E THANK YOU ALL Br. Albert for the support and love Br. Michael for our terrific room Stan for the time and support Paul 8: Bill for EVERY- THING all parents for their sons, and for not attacking Mr. Puck for keeping their sons till midnight! to all fast food services for dinner To Tower Records for the therapy. and finally to Mrs. Hershdorfer for the support, love and work! 55 , Af A LW ww THE DINING ROO OPE ED THE FALL The drama class, headed by Mr. Olivier, performed The Dining Room for its first production. The Dining Room consisted of seventeen scenes about family problems. Mr. Olivier said that the play was a hard play to do, but they did a great job. Dave Toda, a former drama member, came back to council them on understanding the roles and performing better. Mr. Raphael, the lst teacher to perform in an R.T.E. production, played quite convincingly his character of an old man. Many thanks must go to the technical crew who did a fantastic job. We would like especially to thank Mr. Olivier for his hard work and faith in us which helped all of us perform better. -W.: -. .-as--. 0.1-gy 4.04. -a .s-, .-.ma-. e.,,,1s,-. -as-. -. ' 4: 4 fi L7 , , Z ' Qi yur ffffflfff IJ refuesfeafaf. X F 1 2 ' Iw I .Y M It -, 3 Q0 om 1 9' i 9 i' ' f 1 1 , W 1 'ii A e 4 5? I 1, f .'-A FT rj V 'V 'gi' w' I L if ' N, I I A x .s .sa 1. -. 4.2. -, ,dggk '-, 4' 2 .D 36 ,gnl 'I -. ' 1 0 , ff ,5 1 ff!- : 7 f , ,X f f fy 5' W W Z H Q ,,.,, Ziff f 1. f 3 37 2 I7 Orchestral Maneuvers at St. ary's Stage Band ARENA, JOHN DURAND, CARLOS EVANS, ANTHONY MALLOY, BRENT SNIPES, JASON STENT, STEFAN CHAN, EDWARD GANT, JOHN ' GARCIA, LEVI KANEKO, JASON MILLER, JOSHUA NEAL, ROY RENTY, JONATHAN lf RICHARDSON, ALLEN STACHURA, EDWARD A TAMAYO, ALEJANDRO - ZINTER, JAMES it CLARK, RUSSELL I GALUSHA. THOMAS I LLAMAS, DAVID PLEASANTS, KWAME VANDER ENDE, MATTHEW WENDT. GARY SAJAN, ROBERT SULLIVAN. CHARLES WONG, MASON fzlmmz' Matt Vander Iincle takes the drum solo from Herbie Hitncoclfs Watermelon Man during Jan Band practice in prepata' tion for the spring tour of local elementary schuols. 5 N 'QQ x X Nm Tw' 1 X. , Q. xr Y XX N 'xiglkvbi' A ,f 5 ,Nw 'G 7: 4 , M. I 'Y fv '94 , 1:52 + , m 1 S f V WNff, f . f' 14 lb Wm QQ Q? Q MM, ,f 5 , al U 1 -f Q V 2 ww' X'M' 2ii G Maw' W! J? 12 if Under the inspirational leadership of the Chief, Mr. Bobby Barrett, the Symphonic Band gave a near near-perfect performance at this years' Christmas Concert shown above and on page 41. At top right on page 41, the Beginning Band prepares to make their debut at the Spring Concert. 40 josh Miller leads the strong sax section of this years' Symphonic Band HQ QR' inf 'if g-ST Ie' 1 Symphonic Band ARENA. jOIIN BRITTO. ANTHONY DLRAND. CARLOS EVANS. ANTHONY FORSYTH. IAN HOVVARD, PALTL MALLOY. BREN1' SNIPES. .IASON STI-INT. STEVAIY XVOIILIZRS. ROBERT CAVALLI, KEITH CIIAN, EDWARD CANT. JOHN GARCIA. LEVI KANEKO. JASON LEE. DAVID NEAL. ROY NIZALS. RODGER RENTY, jONATI IAN RICHARDSON, AI.I.EN SELNO. SAMLEL STACHVRA. EDWARD TAMAYO. ALEJANDRO ZINLER. jAMES AMISERS. BRENT BOIIRNIIONIZSQIIE, PAUL CLARK. RLSSELL COCIIRAN. TREVINO IfA'I'TAII. I-IASSAN GALLSIIA. TIIOMAS IIAWKINS. DARIICN LAMBERT, LAMAR LLAMAS. DAVID MCMERRAY. MICHAEL NELLY, NATIIAN THOMAS. CHRISTOPHER VANDER ENDE. MA'l l'HEW WENDT. GARY ADWERRBOAMAH. KWAME BELL. TIIOMAS ISLWLCHER. RAHIME IiII'l'CIIIiR. RIIECIIEL SAJAN, ROBERT SIMON. FREDERICK SLLLIVAN. CHARLES 41 cc ' 99 Here We come a Carohng ,4 no ,4 Y' Ehud!! EXQ A , 5 Q na O' ADWERE-BOAMAI I. KWAME AMBERS. BRENT AVERY. VERNON JOSEPH BAILEY. SEAN O. BANKIS. DARREN BARR, TIMOTI-IY TERENCE BIZIITII. JIM BENAZRA. SIMON BENNIITT. CI'LI,IiN BLACK. DERRICK LAMON'I BC JI 'RNI ION ESQI 'E. PAI'L BREHM. LOIIIE BREWER. TERRIZLI, R. BROOKS. JAMES DARREI.l. BROWN. STEVEN ANDREW BROWN. TIIOMAS EARL BROWNING, DAVID ALAN BLRNIIAM. ALLEN A. CAIIAGHAN. CIIRISTOPIIIZR R. CIIOI, DOVGLAS COOKIE. STEVEN MARK CORISTON. JAMES M. JR. CROCKETT. PARIS DANIELS, DAVE NORRIS DAVIS. MICIIAEI, DEBORAH JR., RIIYDANTE M. DI1I7ERRANTE. DAMONTE DELGADO. MARIO DICKERSON. KEITH R. DI'STIiRDICK. STEPHEN If. ITERMIN-PEDEN, RENIZ I I,INDIiRS. JOE I.. IfI'I,LER. I,ENNY I.. GAIISIIA. WILI.IAM C GOREE. JON TERRE GRISSIiTTE. ALAIN DI'ANI HARIRI. RIIZA M. IIARPER. PIIII,I,IP WAYNE IIART. JOEI, MARTIN IIARVEY. MICHAEL BOYD HASII. RICIIARD IIIINNIGAN. TIIOMAS M. k WMM! . f JOHNSON, REGINALD R. JORDAN. JAMES THOMAS KARST, PAl'I. KILLINGSWORTI I. LEON LAWSON. KEVIN J. LINDSEY. NICHOLAS LOCKIIART. SEAN C. MADDOX.JONATHAN W. MADISON. NORMAN Ii. MATASOI.. RAIYI, A. MATTE. COLIN P. MC CLINTOCK,JESSIE W. MC DOWEI.I.. KEITH B. O'TOOI.IZ. PATRICK PAGE. SIION C. PEYTON III, STI'ART N. PIIMMER, RODERICK R. QITINN. A, EDWARD RADISCILJACK B. RIEIZD. BRYANT JAMES, ROBERTS. AI'STIN ROBINSON. ANTIIONY M. SALGADO, NICOI.AS X. SALLTNA. FRIED JR. SANTA CATAI.INA. JOHN SCHORN. JASON HOWARD MCDAVID. CIIRISTOPIIER W. SPICA, MATTHEWS DOMINIC NANCE-DAVIS. TIIATCI-IER P. STAIIANSON. ERIK NOONAN. JOHN KENNETH STOKES. ROBERT L. THOMAS, CHRISTOPHER S TIITTLE. JON Ii. LNDIZRWOOD. TRACEY A VANDER IZNDE. KEVIN M VANGOGILJOSEPH E. WEAVER. GRANT II. WHITE. STEPIIEN T, WILLIAMS. ANTHONY M, WILLIAMS. RIKKI DIAI.I.O WITTIZNBIQRG. CIIRISS WONG. STEVEN WOOSTER.JOIIN K. WRANOVICS. MICIIAEL If. At this years Christmas Concert the Chorus proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they do, in fact, sound as good as they look, The Seniors, lap, performed their traditional Twelve Days of Christmas with a touch of comedy. Derrick Black captured the hearts of all with a soulful solo ofthe 'Christmas Song. And the entire Choral and Band ensemble brought the show to a close with the Halleujah Chorus from Handels Messiah. Thanks Mom 81 Dad Thank you for all the time you give to the community of St. Mary's College High School. This supports keeps us going. A special thanks goes out to the members of the Parents Association, The Panther Athletic Club and the members ofthe Car Club committee. If your name does not appear on these pages, please accept our apologies from the yearbook staff for the over sight. PARENTS ASSOCIATION THANK YOU Tom 84 Fran Caraisco Mr. 8: Mrs. Banke A, if fx K tr Don 84 Helen Walsh Mr. 8: Mrs. Bingaman , A W 4' il Mr. 8: Mrs. Brown 1. A jk fx Frank Burnham Ms. joan Curry H 'ri IN ez' MIS. Alze ROl36I'IS Mg, Karen Dewees Ms. Eileen Fazio MIS- Safldfa Weber Mrs. Arnita Fermin-Peden Mrs. Rose Van Gogh Mr. sr Mrs. Flinders Suzanne Donat Rick 31 Lifldii HHSPI Mr. 8: Mrs. Galusha Jim 51 ChfiS MC Cray Bill 84 Mary Gardner jerry 84 Bonnie Holl Norma Adwere-Boamah Jan Hgfovifz Tom 8: Claudia Zinter Alice Bell Kathleen Kaneko P.A.C. Tom 84 Mary Hinton Pat 8: Barbara Iacullo Andrea Shimabukuro Barbara Wright THE CRAB FEED CAR CLUB P.A.C. EAR-E-QUE CONCERT RECEPTION THANK YOU . . . Sharon King Betty Bogar Queen Sanders Mr. 8: Mrs. Kramer' Anna Caldwell Mr. 85 Mrs. Lee Mr. Bc Mrs. Underwood Mrs. Bonnie Smith M V'l k Mr. and Mrs. Linville Mr. 8: Mrs. Mariolle Mr. 8: Mrs. Arena Mr. 8: Mrs. Matte james 8a Nancy Coriston Mrs. Marie Sullivan Mr. 84 Mrs. Hicks Mr. 8: Mrs. Mc David Mr. 84 Mrs. Meyers Mr. 8: Mrs. Mele Mr. 8: Mrs. Neilson Mr. 84 Mrs. Briscoe Mrs Mrs Mrs REPORT CARD NIGHT ATHLETIC EVENTS DANCE SUPERVISION PHONE A THON ALUMNI DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Mrs. for the support Mr. 8: Mrs, Konstanropoulos rs. ras a Raymond 8z Georgia Lindsey Mr. Andrew Plyman Mr. 84 Mrs. Radish jessie Renty Anne Karst Christiansen Leoni Malan Burr McCondochie Mrs. Mr. Underwood R 90 WM First Semeste SENIORS BRITTO, ANTHONY MALLOY, BRENT NOEE, VANCE FORSYTH. IAN EVANS, AMON LINDBERG, ARTHUR NGUYEN, THANH COWELL, LAWRENCE SNIPES, JASON I.AU, RAM BLACK, DERRICK STAFANSON, ERIK HARIRI, REZA WRANOVICS, MICHAEL HISCOX, TIMOTHY IIOEEMANN, NORBERT MCCONDOCHIE, ALASDAI SWEET, THOMAS GOREE, JON SIMPSON, MATTHEW WHITE, STEPHEN WILLIAMS, ANTHONY WOHLERS, ROBERT RADISCH, STEPHEN BONGFELDT, ANDREW CORISTON, JAMES PAGE, SHON PARKS, PERCIVAL BLANCHARD, MICHAEL BRODERICK, TIMOTHY HART, JOEL HOGLUND, JOHN MANK, PAIIL WONG, WILLIAM JUNIORS CHAN, EDWARD 3.85 3.85 3.80 3.71 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.50 3.50 3.40 3,33 3.33 3.28 3.28 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.18 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.14 3,07 3.06 3.06 3.05 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.87 JACOBS, ALAN KRESGE, KELVIN TSE, TOMMY TAT FUNG BIANCHINI, JOHN ROBINSON, JAMES ABEYTA, VINCENT ALARCON, RAMON CALINGO, MARLO VANGOGH, JOSEPH TAMAYO, ALEJANDRO CUEVAS, ANTONIO BROWNE, GUILLERMO FRASCA, ORLANDO NOONAN, JOHN LEE, DAVID DORAN, TIMOTHY MARIOLLE, PATRICK ZINTER, JAMES CHIGLIAZZA, JOHN MCCRAY, GARRETT TRIPP, STEPHEN MILLER, JOSHUA SPICA, ANTHONY STACHURA, EDWARD ZACHARIA, KEVIN BIINDRUM, CHRIS CROCKETT, PARIS IACULLO, JASON TARANTO, STEVEN CAVALLI, KEITH SENNECA, JAMES WALSH, PAUL BARR, TIMOTHY SEENO, SAMUEL GARDNER, LEONARD SHIMABUKURO, ANDREW WEAVER, GRANT MITCHELL, EDWARD SOPHOMORES SOUSA, MARC WONG, MASON OLMOS, AXEL MEYERS, MICHAEL NIESAR, THOMAS CALICA, ANTHONY 1' 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 3.7: 3.71 3.7 3.7. 36' 3.5 3.5. 3.5! 3,54 3.51 3.4 3.41 3.3. 3.32 3.31 3.2. 3.21 3.2' 3.2 3.2 3.2' 3.2 3.11 3.11 3.1- 3.1 3.0. 3.0: 3.0: 3.0 3.9 3.8- 3.8 3.7 3.7 3.6 Honor Roll HOLL, BEN MATTEUCCI, MARK MESKAUSKAS, JAMES FRANKLIN, WAYNE JORDAN, JAMES MCGANN, DANIEL JWARDS. MARTIN IILLIPS, PERRIN XLUSHA, THOMAS TTAH, HASSAN IURNHONESQUE, PAUL IBALA, LINUS PLACCO, STEVEN NAZRA, SIMON WSON, JAMES SIDSEY, NICHOLAS ELE, HUNG SININGS, PACKARD EELY, NATHAN EBER, WILLIAM IMP, JAMES GARDY, RODNEY MP, GREGORY IPEZ, ALEJANDRO XNZONE, JOSEPH OMPSON, KWAME CUS, RICARDO .AMER JOSHUA ESHMEN OI, DOIIGLAS JOSTER, JOHN RISTENSEN, WILLIAM :KSON TARRIK LSDON, EDMUND ITH, AARON IHERTY, TERENCE 'RLEY, SEAN VI, DAVID QBINSON, ANTHONY LLLEGOS, ALAN SITON, TOM HARDY. FLETCHER QWERE-BOAMAH, KWAME 3.66 3.66 3.64 3.45 3.42 3.42 3.41 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.28 3.28 3.25 3.21 3.16 3.16 3.14 3.08 3.08 3.00 3.00 3,85 3.84 3.83 3.83 3.75 3.74 3.66 3M 3.66 3.66 3,62 3.60 3.60 3.57 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 SAJAN, ROBERT ARBUTHNOT, DOUGLAS BAYER, EDMOND CATOLOS, ROBERT EOX, CHRIS GRISSETTE, ALAIN JACKSON, MARK MC SWEENEY, MICHAEL PAGE, ERIC BELL, THOMAS DUSTERDICK, STEPHEN GILLIES, KANYON RADISCH, JACK SALGADO, NICOLAS SIMON, FREDERICK BOERO. BRIAN POINDEXTER. LONNIIZ BROWN, STEVEN BURR, CHAD GUILLORY, MARC HARPER, PHILLIP MACON, BRIAN NORRIS, TOREANO O'TOOLE, PATRICK PEYTON III, STUART WITTENEERG, CHRISS MADISON, NORMAN BINGAMAN, PORTER DAVIS, MICHAEL DEEORJA JR., REYDANTE HENNIGAN, THOMAS KANEKO, JOSHUA MARIOLLE, ROBERT MARTINUCCI, STEVEN TURNER, FEDAYEEN VAYSON, WALTER WILLIAMS, WARREN ZENO, TONY 3.57 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3,45 3.40 3.40 3.37 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3,20 3.20 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3.16 3,15 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 4 441 Table of Contents Student Community juniors Freshmen iff? J' GQ 'Y' I IQ' 0 BIRIY 9-1 x,?4gFTg'f? Qz' if li S1 9 S 9 t. ary s l L I if r W8 'vp E? 6 Student ,r-.. li . I.:-.Jx - - .r P,-f' F- '- Council ' ' .., 'fa ... ri-,,,,- Y A.S.B. President- Troyvoi Hicks Vice-Presidenv Shon Page r uv' an-if Xa X YV1' xi. 4 ?' Secretary- Martin Edwards Treasurer- Levi Garcia Intramural Manager- Tim Barr 9 9 . ' r w r. Y ' t 'A-A fa A y 452' S2 ' Q .W. W if , I V , L .1 , s' t 4 . Q st v' 7 v ,, Q. ' , Q ,, . .,. .4 M 8' z Qi A nf? 1 it zfftlffik 'f 5 ' pQ,v'b f f A ..t, S Y Q . , V u' 5 4 iff' r . .J-In 4 Ah? Q' A ' 9'1 kph Q t 5 , q igfa ivy V I Q, v V ,W ' t f .. , -. ' - Q x M ?. 3:yfTgy' Alu ' Qlhxf' Wm, 5 The 1985-86 Student Council Associated Student Body Officers Troyvoi Hicks Shon Page Martin Edwards Levi Garcia Tim Barr Alex Horovitz Senior Class Council Ed Quinn Anthony Britto james Coriston Erik Stafanson Brent Malloy Art Lindberg Tracey Underwood james Brooks Lawrence Cowell Paul Howard junior Class Council jonathan Renty Tim Doran joe vanGogh Len Gardner Garrett McCray jason Iacullo josh Miller john Bianchini james Robinson Sophomore Class Council Nick Lindsey Paul Bournhonesque Alejandro Lopez Mark Matteucci Linus Zabala Paul Leoni Freshman Class Council Pat O'Toole Darren Banke Ray Deborja Robert Stokes Dan McGann Marcell Gillies 51 We made 1t' We, the Class of 1986, have somehow made it. Our time has finally come and there is nothing we would rather be than Seniors. Even the loss of our Senior Lawn and parking lots cannot tarnish the sparkle of excitement this year holds. In response to our new status, we have risen to become the chief partici- pants in athletics, in chorus, in band, and in drama. We have bound together to make sure that our last year is definitely the most memorable. As we pause to remember those companions who have not made it this far and try to figure out what the future holds, we must say thank you, Thank you St. Mary's for these exciting four years, Thank you for the knowl- edge on which we can build our future, and Thank you for molding us into the men we have be- come. Ed Quinn 52 xv. vgk R hjk'Scnior Class President lid Quinn and Studcm Body President Troyuui Hicks, fx, , One More To Go! af im , I' X fl E l i f 4 ff The Class of 1987 has always shown promising talent and this year, as juniors, we used our resources to attain much success. The year started with much surprising effort as we came together to sponsor the second dance of the year, Octoberfest 85. Despite the sparse crowd, we somehow gained enough support to make a considerable profit and have a good time. That support, in which our class excells, reamined with us for the rest of the year. We are fortunate to posess individuals with the right attitudes and willingness to help make everything a success. Tim Doran, our class Vice- President, has always been around to make sure things were done right. The ideal of doing things right is shared by many others. Tim Barr, our Intramural Manager, should be commended for his reconstruction of the Intramural Program which provided class competitions that were enjoyable and worth participating in. Credit should also be given to Alex Tamayo for being the first junior Yearbook Editor. The Peraltan has received many needed changes. Being juniors has meant a lot to everyone and receiving our class rings symbolized it in a meaningful and everlasting way. Our unity was extended to our classmates at Holy Names through the junior Retreat, one of the most long-awaited events of the year. Much to our enjoyment it provided us with the opportunity to become closer to each other. This closeness provides for the benefit of all as we look forward to the junior Prom. We intend to hold it at the Lakeview Club atop the Kaiser Building in Oakland on the 28th floor. We will be embarking on a St. Mary's first by having dinner at the club preceeding the festivities. It is our hope that the evening will be our night of elegance. As the year comes to an end, we will have learned new things, shared many experiences, and grown in many ways. But before we take our final step and go on to be come Seniors it is rewarding to look back and remember the past. jonathan Renty. 54 ........ li X.: alvnmn' Digging for gold. Put! riglfzx joe Iflimleras. i below: Look it really does melt in your mouth, not in your hands V, . ...N . A .rlxfxfkg ffzaz K ,- r.s.rz.s.s.1.1.3-1 3 -3 zzfmzwx lid Chun, talking ' x Best Dressed: Sean Lockhart Smartest: john Bianchini Most Athletic: Sean Donat Most Musical: jonathan Renty Most Talented: Allen Richardson VW! ii., 4 lep: A quiet day in Mrs. Hershdorfefs homeroom. above.-jASON KINEVAL above 1679: All us cool guys hang out together. 57 Vernon Avery X , ' Kevin Bryant Douglas Connor Um: Timothy Doran Levi Garcia Kenneth jackson Vavu Barnes 'lim Barr Kevin Bagley john Bianfhini David Biviris , v Y Y i R 45 . I ...ml Chris Bundrum Russell Campbell Thomas Caraisco Keith Cavalli Edward Chan David Copeland Paris Crockett Q V R X245 Kermit Edwards Guillermo Escalante l 4. Leonard Gardner jorge Garibay john Ghigliaxza Robert Givans jason Kaneko Oscar Kennedy Steve King Harry Konstantopolous johnson Kung lan. Richard Boyd Thomas Brown Guillermo Browne l Y Kevin Chaney Marco Cisneros Anton Collins ,Q l Z Antonio Cuevas David Dancy Damon Daniels Gaerano Decataldo Sean Donat Sebastian Ficht joe Flinders Orlando Frasca William Galusha john Gam Michael Hatcher Michael Healy Angus Heasley Dennis llenrekin jason IaCullO Herman Kusnetzofl' Kevin Lawson Ronald Leggett David Lee RE? self onathan Maddox Mark Malan Edward Mitchell Kevin Moore i 'K , 4 I Chris Salter Fred Saluna ,V 4 Y? Theodore Stout Alex Tamayo Grant Weaver Vernon Williams Roy Neal i .W I Todd Sanders Stephen Taranto David Winder Rodger Neals Kente Scott ,W X, lf Y , ' 1 i ..... N M ...rf fl u .,.- Eric Taussig Mark Wright john Noonan Michael O'Sullivan SQ -mmf Samuel Seeno james Senneca fl Stephen Tripp Michael Tryon Kevin Zacharia ,IHFHCS Zifllef Fred Lewis Sean Lockhart john Marconi Patrick Mariolle Roderick Plummer Bryant Reed W2 Andrew Shimabukuru Paul Smith N-.Af cies Marc Lomax Colin Matte jonathan Renty George Sonrheimer james Louderback jonathan Love Fred Macondray l i Garrett McCray josh Miller john Milton Allen Richardson james Robinson Michael Robinson if Travis Spencer Anthony Spica Edward Stachura joseph vanGogh , f-If-'K A , ? M we . X r 1 1 1 . 5' Q V X 'wi-1inf. . nf Ziff ' 1 .tty QS , X gk .. 5 3 5 6 is x. if lk' ,. X , 4 ' R A1 I Q A1 3 I 1 ' P Lf 5 Q 'nv I nf 1 fv ' 5 we X I Max ir .N x u 3 '71 v ok www '99, iw 7-fm 'fx . . Sophomore Splflf Yi' J, ,if f mf' L z MW 63 sf had WA Pk ' is 'UU le We-ffm-f E' 'fiil.-Quang MW :sf :if ffl We T E 5 1 'te ' a 'P -fin' i Ray E lima . A A13 55 Q ' ' KS f -K 4051 Q 'fb 1 'jf any 4, TEV ii- 4 u In Sf W Q . 'I 4. I 3 4 E X' mp We cant help it, our elbows have been stuck together like this since birth. far Icp shades of the 6O's. lef Perrin Phillips looking like Manute Bol but drinking like Refrigerator Perry. fzfwve Simon Chunk Benazra listens to, wears, and stands in front of HARD ROCK. , I 1 fx!-f x x..,i N i, 3 M it 9 in V si M ff ffyli Ly Wvw ,ZW ,V H MA Here are the results ofthe survey, written by the sophomores in yearbook, and voted on by the entire sophomore class. Best Dressed: Milton Fears Smartest: Mason Wong Most Artistic: Robert Ely Best Athlete: jason Hendricks Class Clown: Hyron johnson Best Movie: Rambo Best T.V. Show: Miami Vice Best Singer: Shiela E. Best Food From Our Snack Bar: French Fries . . . thank you Ben Holl for the hard work! lop Paul I.eoni being served by his personal servants. Lej7 When we grow up, we'll be bad! above two hard-working students and Segan. .- .lv 65 4 llsi Vince Aheyta Ramon Alarcon J, f . f A 4 a J Allan Burnham Tony Calica 41,51 Kenyatta Davis Marvin Davis Brent Amhers Ricardo Bacus Chris Bell Simon Benazra Marlo Calingo Marcos Castillo Russell Clark Richard Clarke l inanima- Ralph Dennis Pat Dewees Keith Dickerson Tom Doane Milton Fears Rene Fermin Craig Finggf Andre Green Ken Harbin Darien Hawkins lla Packard Jennings Hyron johnson Q 'flmnt S Reginald johnson james Kamp Kenny Kaufman Shane Kendrick r ,W Franco Brunetti JW 1 K 2 A' 'r'W 'WM1...v1 rg r f si. Shaminder Gill Steven Girard all A Ben Noll Kevin jasper -x N Chrrs Kmpby Nathan Krsh Osh Kramer Davld LaDuC Lamar Lambert Morris Lambert 1 '25 i --rr .W l t l -1 james Lawson Roderick Lee Ronald Lee A f X Kojo Moore jason Printy Kwame Thompson Thatcher NanCe-Davis Andy Pylman jason Thorpe A Nathan Neely Brent Rizkallah Mark Tilley Rodney Legardy Paul Leoni Segan Maddox Geoff Manfre Jason McMurray Michael McMurray Thomas Niesar Axel Olmos Ali Roberts Randy Roque M james Tu Matthew Vanderlinde Michael Lewis joseph Manzone Brian MCSwain I ,. I is K N X 'A l , , X . t j. 97 X . if , x u Greg Pamp EIIICFJIIIJ Brendan Shrieve William Weber X l , 1 W. 1 Nicholas Lindsey Thomas Linville David Llamas Alejandro Lopez Max Lockhurst he L' Rudyard Martin Mark MatteuCCi William Mays Chris MCDavid 4 , Hung Mele james Meskauskas Michael Meyers Darryl Miles Perrin Phillips Kwame Pleasanrs Steve Polacco Thaeon Polyzos , . Qns Se Marc Sousa liduardo Tan Trevor Tapscott Chris Thomas ermaine Wilkinson Douglas Wood Mason Wong Linus Zabala The Class of 1989 This year St. Mary's had an exciting freshman class. The Class of '89 reflected pure Sr. Mary's spirit! The year started off with a great football team with a record that had not been reached by St. Mary's freshmen for many years. We were also extremely successful in basketball. We won our championship! There was also a large turn out for chorus, band, and yearbook. If the class of '89 showed their pride as mere freshmen, just wait until we are Sophomores! Pat O'Toole '55 N K It top-right. 'Wl'10 knows what 5426 791 divided by -8 852 179 times 1 000 529 625 equals? rentef-le 21 Back off! There is a private conference call going on here. center-right: Terrance cries after he wrecks his bike. right: Losers do everything backwards! 70 i ii W if s is tg 75:87 mp-lefi: vice-president, Frosh class moderator. and Frosh president tap-viglatr Tom, what did you get for 8 and IO? fenm: Youre going to eat that stufflf' IQQ: Vernon Williams exercises. -iq 1 vm, W . , aux Z ,JN 5 I 5 HY I Rigbl David Lopez, Louis Brehm and jim Beeth at the cross, V Below Wes and Austin admiring Mr.jeffry's break dancing. I 1 E ,ff 4 Above-Riglvt Step back? Were bad! Right Worm combo! Yummy! bf! Raul Wheelers Dance Party amditiorrf' Below I've stumped the editor, I carfr he capriunedf' I f1fmzw-l.qfr Ger rhar trendy our of rhe Shea Center! bf? Ir wasrrt mc Br. Phihpf It was him! Afmzfc The future wrestlers of Peralta Park. .-isa- ' 74 Kwame Adwere-Boamah Douglas Arburhnot i Porter Binghaman Brian Boero Rahime Butcher Chris Callaghan Eric Canfield Chris Casey s l Chris Curry Victor Dario Michael Davis Rey Deborja nr. Alan Gallegos Torn Gates Marcell Gilles Alain Grissete l Mark jackson Tarik jackson Robert johnson Ron johnson Edmund Balsdon jr. Kwasi Boyd Rich Catolos Damone Deferante Mark Guillory Marlon jones l Darren Banke Louie Brehm Wes Chester Mario Delgado Philip Harper Robert jones jeremy Barr Eddie Bayer Cameron Beatty jim Beeth Terrell Brewer Shannon Brown Steven Brown james Burke Anthony Childs Douglas Choi Bill Christensen john Christie Z.t' 2205 , Terrance Doherty Keith Duplesis Steven Dusterdick Stephen Fazio r 2 Andrew Harris Mike Harvey Scott Headington Tom Hennigan Elvin jordan james jordan JOSH Kaneko Paul Karsr Tom Bell Kwame Thompson Andre Collier Chris Fox Tom Hinton David Kim Cullen Bennett Ruechel Butcher Steven Cooke Wayne Franklin Sean Hurley Mike King R , ,NX Fletcher Legardy Keith Mc Dowell Pat O'ToOle Anthony Robinson alfa Matt Spica Roderick Wheeler still!-A, jason Lilly Daniel Mc Gann Leonard Olsen Christopher Robinson Robert Stokes Kevin Whitaker Roger Lim Shawn Mc Kenzie 'QUQV Eric Page Donovan Rogers I Matthew Stott Michael Williams Matt Locklin David Lopez Brian Macon w--f 1 ,,.f e e it i in 4 C Ly , 1 I 5 ,E :VV . 2 J Michael Mc Sweeney jason Miller Keith Minor Anthony Persons Stuart Peyton Brian Pierce Robert Sajan Nicolas Salgado john Santa Catalina james Stough Charles Sullivan jamie Thompson Rikki Williams Sean Williams Warren Williams Norman Madison Sean Moffat Philip Pierini 1 :JA 1 jason Schorn Fedayeen Turner Chriss Wittenberg 'QD we Rob Mariolle Steven Martinucci joseph Mc Callum jesse McClintock f ,i if I yy Tony Morinere joe Neilson Tom Neishei Marlon Norris Alan Prejean jack Radisch Lonnie Poindexter Mike Potter Fred Simon Aaron Smith Sergio Specia Cletus Spehr 'hw- f i 4 ' jon Tuttle Kevin Vander Ende Walter Vayson jason Villaska 1 ffl' Steven Wont ohn Wooster Ton Zeno 5 Y l f Lyle Mc Donald Toreano Norris Austin Roberts rngjiy- I e ffddwa -I f v-uv.-vravar ' KJJQJJJJ Si , ' fffiffff 1 1111311 ' ' or-clara' M prawn.-ora J, , . is arrraz.-.A ,I 5 ' ll-lilfl 2, l ' ann: Q anna X Mx , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, QP Q zndmy 'rk i ,- . x -at 1' 60046 A fffffff lv avnzavv ffffff0 1 . by 1 if arvavrva sl f .fav-afar an-arf!! Table of Contents Football Cross Country Basketball Soccer Tennis Baseball Track Panthers Show Power St. Marys 2OfBerke!ey 6.'james Brooks led the Panthers to victory, carrying 24 times for 115 yards and a touchdown. Shon Page ran for a 32 yard touchdown fromjon Goree. Rod Plummer led the defence with 10 tackles, while Goree and Page each had an interception. Tracey Underwood and Plummer each blocked a punt. St. Maryk 14fOakland 12.'james Brooks came through with a fumble recovered touchdown for 65 yards. Goree also scored on a 2nd yard plunge that was set up by a 75 yard bomb to Garnett Givans. Robert Rodriquez intercepted 2 passes. Russell Campbell led the defence with 9 tackles. St. Maryk 22fSan Rafael 17: Goree started off the show with an 80 yard touchdown run. Goree also threw a touchdown to Len Gardner. Vernon Avery led the defence with 11 tackles as Shon Page intercepted 2 passes and ran back a 99 yard kick off return to set a school record. St. Mary'r 20fA!lmmlam 21: Plummer was the defensive star with 12 tackles and 2 interceptions. Mark Wright intercepted a pass as well. james Brooks bulled his way to a 2 yard plunge. A-gf' ...J St. Mary ? 10fPiedmorzt 16: Shon Page carried 10 times for 100 yards as The Panthers lost their second in a row. Goree hit Erik Stafanson for a touchdown and Sean Donat kicked a 30 yard field goal. Ben Vawters and Plummer led the defence with 8 tackles a piece. St. Mary? 15fSale.rian 14: Stafanson caught 4 passes for 105 yards as the Panthers defeated the Chieftans for the first time in 12 years. Goree completed 7 passes for 120 yards and rushed for a touchdown. Donat kicked the winning field goal. St. Mary? 13fDe La Salle 50: The Panthers watched a 13-3 halftime lead disappear as they suffered their worst loss of the season. Page caught 3 passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns. Plummer and Vawters led the D with 19 tackles. St. Mary? 7fO'Dowd 21: Vernon Avery and Russell Campbell led a strong defence attack combining for 25 tackles. St. Mary? 18f Deflrzza 21: Underwood stole the show with 4 sacks and a 50 yard touchdown interception. Brooks also had an interception. Paul Howard threw for 105 yards and Page caught 4 passes for 134 yards and 2 touchdowns. Sl. Mary? 33fMoreau 23: Avery rambled for 74 yards on 21 carries and 10 yard touchdown. The whole defense came up with a solid performance as St. Mary's won their Homecoming. Page carried three times for 229 yards and 3 touchdowns. The team would like to thank Coach Bertero for his hard work and dedication, Ron Risi for his extra help and Mr. Pylman for his help. We would like to say a special thanks to Coach Shaughnessy for making us a strong, working team. We will always remember the half time speech given during the O'Dowd game before the Panther Bar- B- Que. You guys are too busy thinking about the bar-b-que, you want a bar-b-que, I'll Bar-B- Que your .. - .. ! Thanks Coach! TOP LEFT: Goree letting go a bomb , TOP RIGHT: Ed Quinn and Billy Galusha opening the hole for Brooks. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Mark Wright making the hit, BOTTOM CENTER: Tracey Underwood sacking the quarterback. BOTTOM SECOND LEFT: Page breaks for one of three touchdowns. 81 nnnwum' waumv'1'swmzan'aaa-m:1nw1us1m4mnaxna1'wfA,4maaa.4 we W A ,av ff 450 ,, , 2 my ' Q Q is A , 0 ,vn- M Jglw Sl Ar. 4: I ' ,A 5 X AN SSW Ifsumx I . N +4 If W IAKV 1, :V rx ff K: ,tj , we 4 V., ,, N f5,,yf,,,A,,i , Y V1 ,Wg,?5?-JN! 71' ff- X, , ,,,,-7 ,, WN y V Y s. ,QL ' '12, 'af A fa ' uw 'Q gy . yn' 'Q Hp f 5 ', af 9 ' Q 1 N2 f'-179' x f :W WW, V ' M ff , 4 Q lg 'fa ,, f4?lw1w.5.M,1, V ' ,,, , .' f 1?M 'M'1': 5f fff'f9 iff! W, . M .,, ,, J W 1 X, '. 1 , 5 5 1 ' Z I if 4' , 'N :ll701'L'Il'lC fans go wild at the Piedmont game. lef2jon Goree dropping lmclt to pass, ffefau' Lf? Diane, Danielle, Cecily, and Tracy. XNIIIU' Garnet Givans Coming up to nmke 11 tackle 4 - g fu if-mf '! THE j.v.'s sr-row STRENGTH The 1985 St. Mary's junior Varsity Football Team finally came together to find Cin the great words of Mr. Borrellil a taste of suc- cess . Led by Mr. Nakahara, and assisted by Mr. Bell and Mr. Apple, the Panthers finished the season with a 4-5-1 season. To the Fresh- men of last year this is an accomplishment from a 0-1 season. The juniors on the j.V.'s added their experience and leadership, in ad- dition to Captain Kente Scott, Darien Haw- kins, and Nick Lindsey to guide the Panthers through ups and Downs that occur on the field during Our greatest victory was against San Rafael, a team that had not lost a game in two years. We would like to thank Mr. Naka- hara for having the beliefand strength to lead us to victory. 84 ll aa Q Chris Thomas Mike Lewis Darien Hawkins Trevino Cochran Nick Lindsey Darryl Miles Morris Lambert Edward Mitchell Kente Scott james Lawson Richard Boyd Paris Crockett William Weber jason Iacullo Chris McDavid jon Maddox George Sontheimer Jorge Gari- bay Ken Harbin Bryant Reed Kevin Bryant Fred Saluna Geoff Manfre David LaDuc Da- vid Bivins Lamar Lambert Brent Ambers john Gant Segan Maddox Eric Hogland Michael McMurray Rene Fermin-Peden Russell Clark I' rf, fu. B'-47' www +2.22 ' if 3 'M , ff M 1 f 4, 4 4 '17 ,W , ' WJ, ,,gH' , .K H ' 17,f'Y,x Q . .LA f m V A 244 I5 ,Q Wjmqfngf w , ff, M' , 'V , M gg 6 fkfvgq 'ffE1f' i7f,4g , ' K, x H., 'K Mix.-L,Lg. vA,ip'j5A33g,V 33: 'jj 'af ' 3 ' ' 'L , , saw' 'M L IKE 'W' 'H1 wb'n!vfj 'i f.. S! '61 aiifi Vg 6 3' A' Y ma 4 -u-uhm mugs me K W f sw: M ix Q, t Ci X, H K . w Y' k 5 Q . .E ' . ' - Q' 5 'wx-r W E f W .Q in K y . X 1 x Fl ' 5,5 r N Nz Q5 M 'x k,, , 1 J S bL.L k -L 1 N l N ,dh ' i f ' n- - 'K A J. V, X ' .. L. ,,.. ,Q-,gk MQ ,ky v N 85 X X, 5 I k,.t . , K K -f , fniswv. ,fgvt-nev1v,xX Ijvf. , . W . 'U' 4.j . , A.. W - 1' J.-:?32.n1s',', The 1985 Freshman Football Team had a very successful season. With the hard work from Coaches Borrelli, Trusendi and Moore, the freshmen team showed themselves to be small power houses. With the team being a single, fighting unit they ended their season with a 5-2 win loss record. With the skills that the freshmen had this year the futurej.V. Team is bound to be a hit. A special thanks goes out to the coaching staff. And to the bunch of salami's , good luck in your future. The Cubs Show Power Kwame Adwere-Boamah Darren Banke Edmund Balsdon Cameron Beatty Thomas Bell Porter Bingaman Brian Boero Chad Burr Chris Casey Michael Davis Damonte Deferrante Andrew Harris Michael Harvey Thomas Hinton Tarrick jackson Thomas Gates josh Kaneko Ronald johnson David Lopez Robert Mariolle joseph Mc Cullum Lyle Mc Donald Keith Mc Dowell Shawn McKenzie Daniel McGann Keith Minor Sean Moffat Tony Moriniere Marlon Norris Pat O'Toole Anthony Persons Brian Pierce jack Radisch Donovan Rogersjohn Santa Catalina Robert Stokesjames Stough Charles Sullivan Walter Vayson Rikki Williams Michael Williams Sean Williams Chriss Witten- berg Kevin Whitaker Steven Wong john Wooster Rod Wheeler I 'Ill ll'l1ll I ll I! Ill Ill! 0 ' s uw l .,, -. 1 Md 3 7 u Born To Run ' ,fiffhwi ' - ,, , ft 4, . www W ov 1985 was a year of ups and downs for the St. Marys varsity cross country team. The talented group of runners who improved day by day were devastated by injuries at mid-season and could only manage a 3-3 record. The most damaging injury was the loss of senior captain Mike Wran- ovics. He missed three weeks of the season including the Bishop O'Dowd meet which the Panthers lost by only one was the excellent but unpredictable coach gt 15:49 against Snjosephls. Matt Simpson also had an ex tremely impressive season and finished first in the St. Eiizabetlfs meet. top Ml' Kelvin Kresge and Matt Simpson lead the punk in tlic first mile against l5isl1opO'l5owd. iffy: Mike Wriinoxns. xyirsitx captain. smiles toward the iinisli line to tlincli another victim. Wlitili our Alberto Saltimrf fzfwzm' An image of pain .is Miitt Bird Simpson stretches liis leinl in tlie St. Aluseplrs meet. ?, 5 A ,,, ' 5 ff' IARYS ':1.' ,',. ,f '!', - V 9 , nv it W ggmwi .. 0lll0fY M, M., , Mk 425 , VV Vat' 4 H f 1 :J gf ' S ' W, W. 'S wi' va if jf is fa if I i iffy- ,f:',,, iw. ,, V :fm V ,Mawf 1 W-N 'Sn-S WW!! 4-'QM L,..e-4. Qs if 1745 'TV' 'xr' fw- in v fx X X555 Q 'iff N Q .E x NW i nassaui abr' WW, xfrfxyg, if , , Thejunior Varsity team is composed ofjuniors, Soph- omores and Ilreshmen. 10 of the 15 runners were new comets to the sport of Cross Country. Under the skill- ful coaching of Brother Alan Pometta, the j.V. team won trophies at the San Ramon Cross Country Invita- tional. With the skilful running of, Eric Taussig, Mar- tin Edwards, Marc Guillory, Michael Hatcher QMost lnspirationalj, Martin Edwards fMost Valuable Player? and Nathan Kish CMost Improvedjg the future Varsity Cross Country Team shows strength. if? , f 1, , . V,, , A iv, f I, A ,,f: hw if W-J VM, K Mark Wright 11 Arthur Lindburg 12 james Louderback 15 Vernon Avery 20 Robert Givans 21 Michael Blanchard 23 Len Gardener 24 Sean Lockhart 25 Fred Lewis 50 Keenan jones 32 john Milton 33 S.M. 33 O' Dowd S.M. 63 Moreau S.M. 54 DLS S.M. 73 Salesian S.M. 68 St. Liz S.M. 65 sf. joseph Varsity Success O'Dowd Moreau DLS Salesian St. Liz St. joseph Z The 1985-86 Varsity Basketball team was led for the sixth year by Head Coach Hugh Louderback. The Panthers' season proved to be one of ups and downs. The Varsity had a strong pre-season, finishing with an 8-5 record. The team came on strong in the Drake Tournament, but lost a heartbreaker to Drake at the buzzer in the Championship. The Panthers had All-Tournament performances by Keenan Jones, Michael Blanchard, and Fred Lewis. St. Mary's ended the pre-season with a 69-64 victory over Fremont. St. Mary's began the C.A.L. season with physical battles against O'Dowd, De La Salle, and Moreau. With three games left in the season, the play-offs came into sight as Keenanjones made a turn-around lay-up with only five seconds on the clock to beat Salesian. A win over St. Elizabeth put another victory into the scorebook and St. Mary's into the play-offs. The season came to an end with a tough loss to De La Salle in the play-offs. Keenanjones and Fred Lewis were voted to the Catholic Athletic League All-Tournament team. 92 S 5 pn Q X5 if 'Q yew ff ' .H ff f S N QR s Wfisvffiksaf Memorable Moments Michael Blanchard and Fred Lewis did a great defensive job holding De La Salles front court to 15 pts. and few rebounds. Keenan jones scored a game high of 24 pts. in a near perfect night against Salesian. Mark Wrights Globetrotter maneuvers and Sean Lockharts key shots powered S.M. past St, Liz. Vernon Avery's switch from shooting guard to point guard did not discourage his overall performance. Len Gardener and james Louderbacles play coming offthe bench lifted a foul plagued team to victory. ts EMM 31215- E v K Ji ,A '11 1 5 ' 1 ' E Q ' EE!! 2' A I. , w i 3,4 EP by ,,k,w.'f' 1 '32, , uw I-gf! 'Cy' ,, aff: ,! iz s .ffw vw W, vQEEMffff'W 'Wg' MH . I f ,W f' vu- : ,af -ff' W? W W1 2 ' gs , Q , M A H V V f. , , f W ,,,,,,., ,, 95 V w ' L, nsegdg ., 45 Sw 9 V 1 4 3 Q V Q u Q. Q iw The Cubs Are Champs Rey Dehorja Brian Macon Cullen Bennett Ronald johnson Rikki Williams Marlon jones jon Tuttle Marc Guillory Donovan Rogers Wayne Franklin Shawn McKenzie Chris Fox Andre Collier The St. Marys Freshman Basketball team had an Outstanding season. Through the teams hard work and the skillful coaching of Mnjames Long, the team won the C.A.I,. with a record of 11'1. One of the many proud moments for this team was heating De La Salle by 20 points. Still continuing with the Class of1989's sporting, success, this team is a power not to he messed withg so watch for next year! 98 A ix ust Kickin Back AK Ed Quinn Reza Hariri Alasdair McCondochie Keivin Kresge Marr Simpson Sxefan Stem Anthony Bricto Sebastian Fichr john Noonan Denis Henrekin jorge Garibay David Lee Gefnrge Sontheimer David LaDuC Colin Hammond I 4 .- ! 'F 1 Z E 101 Y' i 102 105 gxfX Q!! i lefz,-john Wooster tries for an ace with Gallegos shows us his tennis elbow Court Q Q , l i i in - - px ls this a tennis team or an advertisement for Nair? above: Al Hill gets ready for his serve, right: Mark asquez always models the latest on-court fashions, 5 , S Yr' 'kayla ,-0.26 fi V r , . ,ff , 4, ,f -fa i t if if rf f ' V ,ff 15 , 5 , ., fag i . -A , J, kgf f f H A , J i l A' A ii i t i if l a kwa 5 S T . g W krkk ...xx. K Q S .x . ,W ii S 2? 'R - R 106 Terry Collins Lenny Fuller Reggie johnson Ben Holl Damonte Deferante Sean Moffatt Eddie Tan Kevin Whitaker Robert Mariolle Trevino Cochran Morris Lambert Kazi Foxworth Eric Canfield Marc Sousa William Gilman Ed Balsdon jr. Arron Campbell Nathaniel Kirtman BJ. Gilman t if fl Nr Baseball JV ff f 5 W X f af M95 1 f WA- Z 17' , 1 ,,-g,,,fe..W.:,s , ' ,,1g,,41zV,, , iq, 4, Y -H N 5 in 1 ,1 , .,., ,g ,W - A -Q .. Q Wx xv a , NN 'ff W? -K is , Mia A 3 A1 if 256' is V ,gb,.,S-.1 ,g.q, Q1-if Y. - xslgk N H XM .V if .. 3 K ' lx i.. S i 1 xk.:. A .x:.: Eg Q L uf f We Q55 xv J K a 'Q I I V . , sg? X vas Y ,Q W . i.62.9' cf? -k.: 'F y , Y S4 15' gi QQQS31 A ?O,QfN ' , M Y abuue.-j.V. truck coach Trusen 61110l'P-Tilifbff Mifhael Hatcher afmffe-lefkx Michael Wranovics Commitment to Excellence .. if .ins mfr. senior truck stars above: Pat Spifii pule vaiter K KIIYUJJI Michael Davis on the run -Q . . . an ii. MLA A .Q .. Q L: X X' ' .y X 'W gdb , v kai. in I ,M xg , ' WM ,ff A , ,, 11 21 '7 4 Nw 'QS 'in , M w 4 'f f.'ff ,'r- xr if k,,:5 V7' 4 if 'mf f 5 y f If H WZ? wry 1 , V ff ff 4' 53 Remembering Four people I admire: Robert Redford - I admire Robert Redford for his role in Out of Africa because it totally depicted what I wanted to be if I could. Sir Thomas Moore - I admire him for his attitude towards life and other people. I-Ie lived his life dedicated to what he thought was right and stuck with it till the end. and he never judged other people for their actions. Mikhail Baryshnikov - I admire him for his outstanding and sometimes unbelievable dancing ability. this friend of mine - I admire this friend of mine for being herself. This friend never has to show off, is always ready and willing to do anything at the spur of the moment, is so intense that no words can describe it, and, lastly, she is the most perfect, beautiful, spontaneous, humorous person in the world. She always makes me smile. Kenneth Helman 1969-1986 TH K YO This book is dedicated to the alumni who have come back to teach and work for St Mary s College High School Mr. Daniel Shaughnessy: Class of 1953, worked at St. Mary's in the 60's, left and came back to teach and coach Making a total of 4 years. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Thomas Brady: Class of 1954, worked at St. Mary's for 26 years. Robert Anderson: Class of 1954, worked at St. Mary's for 21 years. Colbert Davis: Class of 1962, worked at St. Mary's for 18 years. Antone Olivier: Class of 1970, worked at St. Marys for 8 years. Adolph Bertero: Class of 1975, worked at St. Marys for 8 years. Lawrence Puck: Class of 1978, worked at St. Mary's for 5 years. ST. MARY' Facult 81 staff Brother Michael Collins F.S.C. - Principal. Senior Class Moderator. Chorus Dirctt ' 41 Q3 5 5 114 for we will he faithful, The Bells of St. Maryk they alwayf Jhall guide u5, in all of our Jarrow! our viftoriei, and hoper, to all you have taught us, lo live for truth, to lrurt in God, St. Mary's Hail! t eeeee it ..,-4 I Mr. Colbert Davis - Dean of Discipline, Director of X-1 pro- gflllll, COIUPUKCY Scllfllfe. Brother Alexis Doval F.S.C. - Religious Superior of Christian Brothers Coiiiinunity. junior Varsity SOCCer Couch. religion, Campus Ministry, Brother Albert Villagomez F,S.C. - Vice-Principal for Adminis- tration, Dean of Student Activities, Buildings and Grounds Director, Director of Food Services, Parents' Association Advisor, Student Council Moderator, Spanish. Mr. Thomas Brady - Vice-Principal for Development and Finance. Mr. Hugh Louderback - Dean of Studies, llead Varsity Basketball Coach, English, algebra, calculus. N x Mr. Edmund Balsdon - Assistant to the Dean of Studies, Varsity Track Coach, Assistant-junior Class Moderator, mathematics, science. Mr. Bobby Barrett - junior Class Counselor, Fine Arts, Social Studies, band 116 -0-'WF A .,,.., . Q1v Mr. Robert Anderson - Athletic Director, Transportation Director, English, Spanish. A .wg .J L l 2 1 . 'r. Antone Olivier - Fine Arts, English, drama Mr. james Borrelli - Dean of Counseling and Guidance, Assistant Senior Class Moderator, Frosh Football Coach, English. Mr. julian Barnett - Librarian, ETV Coordinator A t N i .sf r - Q ' , S , 3 ' 'L Z.. -3 ifjiii. H . - 23, 'reeer ii Mrs. janet Hack - Foreign Language, California Scholarship Federation moderator, French. 117 ...i-.-..1-Z Mr. Dan Shaugnessy - English, business, physical education, Head Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Richard Trusendi - Assistant Sophomore Class Moderator, biology, geometry, architectural design, Frosh Football Coach, Head junior Varsity Track Coach 5 as 'SMP' Mr. Stanley Nakahara - mathematics, science, junior Varsity Base- ball, junior Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Kenneth Raphael - English, religion, Assistant Director of 8 - 1. 118 ' :Z-at ' 2 .K ,,,,, cm VV V,V. M i ,a , ,,,, ,r C, Mr. john Hanecak - mathematics, religion. Sister Barbara Rodrigues O.P. - Assistant Dean of Studies, mathematics, Assistant junior Varsity Track Coach. nv , Miss Tina Pisenti - Administrative Secretary dal. Br. Alan Pometta F.S.C. - world history, reli- gion, Sophomore Class Counselor, Head Varsity Cross Country Coach. Mr. Lawrence Puck - Yearbook Moderator, directed study, Shea Center supervision, Detention 1-4. Mrs. Marilyn Hershdorfer - English, Spanish, Newsletter Advisor. 120 ......g H aylja 4. Br. Philip Keavney F.S.C. - Sophomore Class Moderator, English, religion. Mr. james jeffry - Freshman Class Moderator, algebra, geometry. Br. Daniel Morgan F.S.C. -junior Class Moderator, Spirit Commit tee Moderator, U.S. History, religion. Mrs. Mary Woodson - Secretary, Registrar. 121 Brother Cecil-Charles Duncan F.S.C. - Student Liturgy Coordinator, linglish. religion, speech, Assistant lfreshman Class Moderator. I V .t t i it Mrs. Ann Damaschino - Assistant to the Vice-Principal for Development, Alumni Advisor. Sister Patricia Benson O.P. - Assistant to the Vice-Principal for Finance. ii f i pu Mr. Adolph Betero - Panther Athletic Club Advisor, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Head Varsity Baseball Coach, U.S. History. Olivier - Development Secretary. Mrs. Harriette Haase - Financial Secretary, Mrs. Alice V ' 'H-,H S? ai is K S S 'vis . ,Q N I -r-e ,. Mrs. Ruth Aldridge - Snack Bar Manager, Mrs. Shirley Etter and Mrs. Irene Hancock - assistants. Mr. Robert Hinojosa - Gardener, Mrs. Donald jones - Maintenance Supervisor. 2 L? X' Vunnu W oodson dnsplax s the bonus round pnze at top whxle the turtle toes on patrol aboxe At nght stands Br. Daruel I m Hmmm ,fund 1 K' X xH.i v-rN,,. .... . .x,..Xx , ,very X, 'NN ,,,..uO ' At right Brother Michael and Mr. Coriston enjoy each others cuinpiiny after the Christmas Concert. Below them we see proolithut faculty lunches arent ffl!!! boring. Br. Alan: Hi ho. hi ho ... For Mr, Horrelli being Dean of Cuunseling was the best ol times rind the worst of times. 'Q ix! ,ayv ' Q'xJf34lVQ ' J -... -r .Q ,' X1 SAN ,mains C5947 fifg 52,4 , gg a ' Q-'f1.kf5g,n , ,ibm ,, x W svn, ff l 41-04- A FEE fy' 'Mx :Qi -W ,, if ' ix.. siif?-LEX ' J' K 0 k 1 :gf- ,fx 1,13 se, - ,ff L 'Q asv Table of Contents Messages Advertisements MA 'VTS P' 48 83- g d Q6 '- -, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1986 Don 8: Helen Walsh President jim 8: Chris Mc Gray Vice President Frank Burnham Treasurer Alze Roberts Secertary Sandra Weber Rose Van Gogh Rick 81 Linda Hash Norma Adwere-Boamah Tom 81 Claudia Zinter P A B d -Y TAKI HOME'CATERING BUBPS. A great place to gather with your bosom buddies. 1700 Shattuck fat Virginiaj Berkeley 549-1759 Monday-Friday 7am-7pm Sat 8am-6pm - Sun 9:30am-5:30pm - VIDEOTAPESXDISCS capialf' SALES a RENTALS 0 BLANK TAPES ACCESSORIES 901 SAN PABLO AVE. Albany. CA94706 Tel. 44155 528-1040 V M E S S A G E S . . . ANDY-Congratulations! I am so proud of you. ZUM WOHLE Luv Mom KENT E-Congratulations on your junior year. Much success in your academic studies. Love Mom, Dad Congrats, RAM, keep up good work. LOVE Mom, Dad, Candy 49 Nellie MASON-Congratulations on getting Honor Roll. Keep up the good work. LOVE Mom, Dad I knew you could do it, RENE. Love, Mom NICK-Congratulations on another successful year as soplo class president. Luv Mom, Dad, Ray as xxxxxxxxxfzffffffff Paul Ferrari Class of '72 Larry Cerletti 'Class of '65' ' f -l mm1ata , 4 5 K ,, I ' 44' in ' L ' ' A W' I '4 ' , - f f f T' r 9.m- ,f W, , ,X 5 V II? Z ,, f K A A.. 129 e bggll QA Sb web Q i? lv JQP5 511166 7908 QU F QUALITY BUTTER Eugene AR pOmeTTa 1955 685 'wh STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNM 94107 'PHONE 14151 966 3656 QW 29 X f X is Q 'E ' W l CO Q i i- xy 4, 3 In FP, x ffm CF Q -e 'af . 5 . O jf . , 5 I A A gf? 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