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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

Q 2 . -i v P - i XX, X sm he bg T P . Y XX' X sm be - WW The 1987 Peraltan St. Mary's College High School Berkeley, California, Volume 61 ,GW Q.1c1il:2e 0,0 WWW E! -S fl sf , WY, 1 EW, V' if A tl 'Wi 4 2 Wee 'Z' 1 f Q. 247' all he 5 A wg 'w- X ill if? 2 - b M-Sf Contents Senior Graduates STUDENT SPIRIT Student Government Eight-One CFallJ Masses Yearbook Band Chorus SPORTS Football Cross Country Basketball Soccer Baseball Track STUDENTS Juniors Sophomores Freshmen FACULTY ADS Executive Staff Alex Tamayo ............ Editor Erie Page ............ Co-Editor Pat Spica Photographer Edi- IOP Orlando Frasca ...... Business Editor Mr. Lawrence Puck Modera- tor Bro. Albert VillagomezDean of Student Activities ,nr U.. M, A' ld t -f A hmllllgk fr' A--4 'QTQ 5 -'Turn' -Q ff s J' . s ' on s a 1 3 I .X if, V' X , f w 2 of 'zo , 3 I v !'kim'fJIf'l,-..1 NJ N ,Gym ,, -i 1 t Tl , . ye H, M k, 1 .I The 1987 Peraltan is dedicated to Spirit . the spirit ofthe school is a part of all of us and is shown in many different ways. When de- fined, spirit is the feeling and ef- fort that is in a person that they show for a specific cause. Every- day faculty and students show their spirit by the work and invol- vent to the community. We all are all part of the spirit at St. Mary's. Through our involvement in the arts, sports, and academicsg we show our support by making St. Mary's a better place for us. 41 ,, I -,. :ff -I 51 .ym?QN,vfiQ' - Q, 5-'ZW ' ',K'1:.'4, 4 - - V ,s IL -. .1 fjfgl-,f+ raxZt1,':J.53,':,t 1-.:A.,-- w ,wg , W1 , an , WF35 3F?2 in 4 Q .Nr M ,Mm .X ii md '9 s gg 'Ji 'BF I 05 sv 4 il, - f 1- -F nv'-. N, ' L. . , ml.-w ,N ,ws-ww V.V, MW W Af J, W, mpg f am .yvi N S , Q' i Senior Spirit of 1987 ln the beginning there were l36 freshmen. from various background. and of different sizes tmostly smalli. shapes. and shades. Bro. Michael greeted us with a speech about being the class of 1987. but who would think it would ever happen. Under the leadership of Freshman President Paul Smith, we began the year in anticipation of groud-breaking gor ther skateboard ramp. the swimming pool. and ski lcum promised during the campaign, 0ur first high school festivities were the saw-dust daneesg and if there ever was a DJ, worse the Dr, Funk. it was Sam Mack at the Frosh mixer. Only he would mix Def Leppard with l Need a Freak. We en- tered in a musical world with Mr.Barret's Begin' ning Band and the First year of the Chorus. Bro. Michael ASKED us to be members of the chorus. and who was dumb enough not to say yes. Early on in our days at St. Mary's we got the 501 Blues in every color but blue. except when worn with black loafers. Hernan Kusnetloff was black and blue after flying up the bleachers with a little help from Br, .lohn Cislo. And speaking of flying high. Andy Shimabukuru was the first freshman to make the Varsity Baseball Team. This must have been the year for sports. because our basketball x QT' team won the frosh cage title. At the end of the year we lost the wisdom of Mr. Al lsola, who went on to other things. The beginning of our sophomore year brought many changes. Everybody came back to school with a better self-image. or so they said. The year also brought some new faces. such as John The Tree Killer Milton and Fred Lewis tbaskctball ineludedi. These changes brought on maturity. but Bro, Albert didn't like dealing with babies. so Steve Taranto's cheek sure did get red. A sign that we were becoming a bigger part ofthe St. Mary's community was the purchasing of our school jack- cts. Much to our surprise. the sophomore class dance ti as very successful. But not all thc dancers thought so, Maybe Ralph, Tom, Sean. and Garnett will think twice about skipping to Ero-Ero-Erotic City at the next talent show. Among the other talented students, Garrett McCray was President, the Potluck Crew came into focus, and Allen and the other breakers almost got cast in Beat Street. Speaking of streets, look out for the chew on the sidewalk and the carpets in the A. V. room. YUKY Tony Collins amazed everyone, especially his biology class, with his awesome dis- sappearing act for the entire fourth quarter. Love that formaldehyde. As the junior year started, everyone was in high spirits, until the Santa Cruz Band Trip that almost wasn't tClinkl Clinklj. We welcomed Shag, finally beat Salesian twhat a coincidencelj, and beat up Piedmont. Thanks Br. Dan! Attention K-Mart Shoppers, on sale now, Bry- ant Reed's Blow Pops and Jason Kaneko's Cas- settesf' Thanks to the first junior yearbook editor, Alex, and their brand new moderator, Mr, Puck, we spent many a long nights trying to meet the dead- lines. Pat S. fighting for photos and Levi was driv- ing us crazy, Look at the Lights Our dance was a flop. but then we found out who really wanted to be a D.J. QOOH, Rock Me Bro. Danielj. Our class had a bit of cultural exchange, courtesty ofJuan's Place. Dos Equis Z Dos Deten- ciones. Bro. Dan and President Jonathan put together a Mc Wonderful prom in beautiful downtown Oak- land. People came Pretty in Pink. Josh Miller wore his best Converse, and Dennis and Tony pre- pared for Lake Merrit to flood. Aren't safety pins for diapers? Maybe notg they helped keep up Levi's dress. Don't Nobody Bring me No Bad News. But the bad news did come when we lost two of our best to D.L.S! Bye-bye Bro. Cecil tfrom the lips of babesj and Bro. Daniel tsnaplj. Mr. Harper came back! The Senior Class start- ed off making bucks ! The Senior Sweatshirt sold out after Orlando made everyone an offer they could not refuse. The Student Council got Jona- than Renty as President and ... oh. yes, Tim Doran as Vice-President, at least that was what the plaque says. ls that what you wanted Tim? But where were the Senior Class President and his side- kick Sean Donat two days before Spirit Week? Surl's Up! right Tim? The Senior Saga Continues and so will the write up Jonathan Renty Alex Tamayo Levi Garcia Kevin Begley Jason lacullo Tony Cuevas 7 The Graduates of Joseph Anderson Vernon Avery Timothy Barr Kevin Begley new W I John Bianehini Brian Bigler David Bivins Richard Boyd 'Fin Thomas Brown Guillermo Browne Kevin Bryant Chris Bundrum Nineteen Eighty-Seven Russell Campbell 'fa Kevin Chaney Paris Crockett Thomas Caraisco Marco Cisneros Antonio Cuevas Keith Cavalli Edward Chan Anton Collins Douglas Connor pr- X .L David Dancy Damon Daniels The Graduates of W?-fl' Gaetano Decataldo Sean Donat Timothy Doran Kermit Edwards A Guillermo Esealante Joseph Flinders Orlando lfrasea Grant Fulgado William Galusha .Iohn Gant Levi Garcia Leonard Gardner incteen Eighty-Seven .Iohn Ghigliazza Robert Givins Richard Hash Michael Hatcher fl! fp' ,.. Michael Healy Angus Heasly Dennis lslcnrckin Jason lacullo .lason Kancko llarry Konstantopoulos Hcrnan Kusnclxoll' Kevin Lawson The Graduates of 'VID Ronald Leggett David Lee Frederic Lewis Eric Lindstcdt Sean Lockhart Marc Lomax James Louderback Fred Macondray Jonathan Maddox Mark Malan John Marconi Patrick Mariollc ineteen Eighty-Seven Colin Matte Garrett McCray Joshua Miller John Milton Edward Mitchell Kevin Moore Rodger Nealgfi Michael O'Sullivan I K rffllf iiftffaitrtt ll? it l i .lohn Phillips Roderick Plummer Bryant Reed Jonathan Renty he Graduates of AN? Allen Richardson James Robinson Michael Robinson Chris Salter Willredo Suluna Todd Sanders Kente Scott Samuel Seeno plumes Senneca Andrew Shimubukuro Paul Smith George Sontheimer Nineteen Eighty-Seven Travis Spencer UV! Theodore Stout Steven Tripp Anthony Spiea Edward Stachura Scot Stewart Alejandro Tamayo Steven Taranto Eric Taussig Michael Tryon Joseph Van Gogh Mark Vasquez The Graduates of Nineteen Eighty-Seven Walsh Grant Weaver Vernon Williams David Mark Wright Kevin rack-4 Fred a.-uf new QW W 2 You're the k because lure I side? eqgeSron 100 Queens IS Kevin nch and 'os President 'Work or hive 3 'Today s 4 -f Connor ll8lS. 5 T you are. A I Q? -,. ilIin Gar ray 31 A I l7 days the OW . 31 ww John Milton : first know 'Th' EPP ! li aer. - 5 on 5' 5 Q Q WW? , 7. ,, 3 na ri IORS '86 right: Bro, Michael? ls this Tim's sislcr, Kzindy Barn? below: Miirk 81 Rick, our resident UFOfNuclcur missle lookout. ...L iibove: Bro. Michael :ind Tim Barr, the Seniors' fearless leaders. across: Senior Morse Code: Hand signals, Hui signals and lliishing teeth. ylahfs v 'V 'Y --Q -.-I upper-left: l'll shoot you with my invisible ray gun. upper-right: Shooting at the famous killer squirrel. above-left: She's finally in the mood, so get the camera outta ,.. here. above-right: . , . und there's the Fiat my father stole in '73, across: Ha!Ha!Ha!HalHulHa! Now Brother, you can put down thc mirror. 19 'wh .issg-f'5 i'f ,vm NU K .fu 50:-X4f'fx, so,3'L,f,g I : c I F E r A lm 53 St. Mary's Spirit fffjf--ating-.. This is the year of St. Mary's Spirit. The Panthers are strong and the student body is there right along side. There is a record turn out for activities this year: Student Government, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Yearbook and The Spirit Committee. These arejust some ofthe ways that students are showing their support. 23 Live Jesus in our Hearts. 5 3 1 3 2 z A The Campus Ministry, under the direction of Mr. Hanecak, has offered our community the opportunity to display their Christian attri- butes. The masses in which we participate sig- nify our unity with Christ and with each other. We share our unity with communities outside St. Mary's through the Christian Involvement Program. We also experience the joy of the retreats which offer us a chance to be serious while having fun at the same time. We would like to thank Mr. Hanecak for his work and guidance, Bro. Michael for the music he brings to the massg and most importantly, to the student body for living it. 25 ,I I HGMECOMING ,87 fl J I I 27 The saga began on Sunday, October 9. The time is 6:30 pm and the Senior Council met in the library to inter- view the 14 candidates for Homecoming Queen. As the ladies from Holy Names and Presentation sat in the A.V. room watching White Knightsi' and Bye Bye Birdie , the Senior Council would call on each lady to be interviewed for the candidacy. In the back of the room the other ladies waited. The were photographed and entertained by Levi Garcia, Alex Tamayo, Kevin Begley and Mr. Puck. After 10:30 rolled everyone went home to prepare for the beginning of Spirit Week, everyone except Tim Barr, John Bianchiani and Br. Michael, who remained behind to count the ballots and pick the candidates for Homecoming Queen. Levi Gar- cia and Mr. Puck also meet to finish the written agenda for the rallies during the week. The signs, which were painted by members of the Senior Council and Spirit Committee, had to be hung in the Shea Center for the weeks activities. It was now midnight! Monday marked the beginning of Spirit Week! The first day was known as f'Mimic Monday . People came dressed like their favorite people. We had our share of Brothers and facultyg there were even those who ad- mired our cheerleaders. The Senior Class started sell- ing their Beware of the Panthers Homecoming but- tons. They were extremely popular. On Tuesday, Toga day hit. The outstanding Toga came from the Sopho- more class, Greg Iabobo out did everyone in his outfit. The other outstanding Toga was worn by Sister Bar- bara, who wore sandles and a sticker on her toe saying ga . Nice job, Sister! On Wednesday the students came WIERD! We had 28 everything from walking bushes to things that looked like pinball machines, and then there were those who just came as themselves. It was an interesting day for the school and the people who used their imaginations. Thursday was a day that most of the student body looked forward too. G.Q. day! Not only is it a chance to dress to the nines , but it was also the time for the student body to be introduced to the Homecoming Candidates. Each of the ladies gave a speech to the student body. We saw style and class in our candidates. We were also treated to The St. Mary's Band, who played, That's What Friends are For and the chorus singing, Through The Years. The solos performed by Allen Richardson and Joe McCullum were in top form. After the assembly, the candidates and the Senior es- corts were treated to a lunch in honor of the ladies. It was a busy and exciting day. Later that evening, mem- bers of the Spirit Committee met in the Gym to re- hearse for the next evenings night rally. Levi Garcia had a hard evening organizing his production. The evening was exciting, it was the first time we saw Kevin Lawson's incredible stage and light show come to life. Mr. Harper and a group of students were painting and hanging signs, while other members were working on their routines. The evening ended around midnight. Friday came and the school showed up in their true colors: RED! As the students gathered in the gym for the big volleyball game, Seniors against the Faculty, we all saw the spirit! The red was everywhere and the cheering was explosive. The volleyball game was excit- ing, with the faculty as the conquering winners. It was a nice conclusion to the week. It was also a nice opening for the Homecoming Game on Saturday. At 7:00 that evening, the Spirit Committee gathered for the opening announcements about the evenings program. At 7:30, the crowd began to enter the gym. By 8:00, the show began. We had exciting openings by members of the student body and the St. Mary's Cheerleaders. Then the entertainment began with The Combo Band, Jona- than Renty, John Gant, Ed Chan and Matt Van Der- Ende, and the lead singer Allen Richardson, opening up with Some Like It Hotf' We were entertained for a second time with the Combo playing, I Didn't Mean To Turn You On. The Candidates were escorted on stage while The St. Maryls Band played. One of the high point of the evening was when the Varsity Team burst into the gym. The team ran around the gym lining against the stage. Lead by Rod Plummer, the team turned to the candidates to take a bow. Such class! The team ended their bit by doing a Varsity rap. The final part ofthe rally came when the queen was picked. After Tim Barr presented a box to each of the ladies, they were instructed to open them to see who had the red rose. The lady with the red rose was pro- claimed Homecoming Queen. This year a representa- tive from Presentation won: .laviera Flores. The rally ended around 9:30. Everyone left except for Tim Barr, Orlando Frasca. Pat Spica, Jermery Barr and Mr. Puck. who stayed until 3:00 AM setting up for the dance. Pat and Tim swung from the rafters with red and white streamers in their hands as Orlando and Jermery swept and cleaned. lt was a long day! Saturday finally came and the Junior Varsity won a extremely exciting game. Although the Varsity team played hard, they were defeated by Encinal from Ala- meda. During half time. the queen's parade rolled around the track in red and white vehicles. John Bian- ehini did a greatjob organizing the events for that day. That evening was the Homecoming Dance and it was a huge success. At 11:00. a net of red and white balloons came down and covered the crowd with colors. lt was an exciting moment for Tim Barr and the Friday night workers who helped worked with the net and balloons for hours. The dance ended at midnight. The 1986 Homecoming was a great success. There was more spirit generated from our student body then in past years. Special thanks is given to the Senior Class Council and The Spirit Committee for their hard work and concentrated efforts. 30 . v ' A ffl!-Q.-vm 1-Q., 1 E i 'Q b . . .. 'R l -Lag img,- l we , W. ' A -Wynn.-,bM.a.,f..... -N.. w-f L . ,S , .. . .,. ,.,..,.g,. , Qi P KX I V' 'F M '- , W - '- ff WELCGME FRESHMEN F' .3 sei xx ,Amr llllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JOE AND ANGIE INC. Eight-One Week Yosemite Institute Mr. Davis College Preparation And Exploration Mrs. Hershdorfer Audiovisual Technician Workshop Mr. Barnett The Art And Sport Of Bicycling Br. Alexis Rock Climbingw CAL Adventures Scuba Diving Certification CAL Adventures SAT Preparation Mr. Louderback l Cuisine, Culture And Stuff Mr, BarrettfMr. Harper Have Van Will Travel Br. John H lt's A Clinic Mr. Bertero Bay Area Fresh Water Fishing Mr. AndersonfMr. Borrelli College Through Athletics Mr. Shaughnessy Funsport 86', Mr. Jeffry Exploring The North Bay Br. Gregory if! for IllllllllllllllIlllIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII JOE AND ANGIE INC. October 27-31, 1986 Individual Career Internships Mr. Davis Introduction to Theatre in the Bay Area Mr. Olivier Questions And Answers About The Military Mr. Harper Learning to Cook Br. Martin Sea Kayaking In The San Francisco Bay Cal Adventures Introduction to Physics 84 Chemistry Mr. Balsdon Basic Sailing Cal Adventures Carpentry Mr. Trusendi Windsurfing Cal Adventures Political Involvement '86 Sister Barbara Driver Education Mr. Davis Movies: The Screenplay! Mr. Puck s iitlt si-v I 4 'K+ il If . 4' I 9 1 ,4 K' al fe t n - rgiii 222525584 SSB ig? 'T H, 2-aggmaziisg if .g'fyb . a we HEa'-pQ3gc3 W 5.5 i b aglhik ggiifif E 2 a .. W ...N . CE-55-EE: - . r io - F ' we as-as 'T L - , -1 Eggs 2 f, s '95 +5 'A VV : 73 . '. 3,03 i 3' .V -Q 2 , ...G 'g,1T, . .ff 1, 'I 3 32 85355. . S3 ?,- 9 Je -, izgaexiil - us -run .:' -., S 'lf' 3 Pi Z' 1-'U v. D J 'EQ 'EES S51 , ' 3 ' 2535 2 QSEQZEEH. x f c - ff L ggfggar' R.. V - I .F ' Vai. -. ' V, .4-I A x EE EEE 3 ana 55? D if .523- .1 -22 2' t- is s weat-- fggia. ::'5'F ' mggi?g 6'Ten Little Indians, the Fall drama production was a huge success for R.T.E as well as Mr. Raphael, who was the play's director. Mr. Olivier was the producer and Kevin Lawson provided an incredible technical display. Returning to the stage for their last Fall produc- tion were Paul Smith and Damon Daniels. They were both an asset to the production, as well as, to R.T.E in general. There were a great deal of new members to the drama club. This drama production was held at Holy Names and was a financial and critical success. 38 CAST Robert Sajan Packard Jennings Damon Daniels Paul Smith Wes Chester Roman Edwards CREW Pat Spica Kevin Lawson Ted Stout Nathan Kish David Kim Aaron Smith Doug Choi 4 1 Q. The Band Q ' ' 'Ji :t'. :Q Q ,. sf' 'V .1-W' i ' , 'i 0' ' 'lil ' K' 'ol A , ,hip lil? is fi, X, ' A 41 Concert Band Clarinets: Levi Garcia Justin Jed David Llamas Steven Magana Robert Sajan Alex Tamayo Alto Saxophonesg Tenor Saxophones: Marc Guillory Joseph Neilson Matthew Stott Trombones: Jason Kaneko Keith Minor Kwame Adwere-Boamah Toreano Norris Rahime Butcher Sean Fogerty Nate Kirtman David Lee Edward Stachura Percussion: Robert Catols Charles Sullivan Samuel Seeno Jesse Upton Matthew Vander-Ende Baritone Horn: Paul Moon Kyle Powell Bass: Jeremy Barr lnwah Chan John Gant Trumpets: Edmond Bayer Rudy Butcher Terncc Doherty Roman Edwards Tarrik Jackson Brian Macon Matthew O'Connor Jonathan Renty Fred Simon Tom Galusha Henry Taylor Baritone Saxophone: Russell Clark 1-as Jazz Band Saxes: Edward Stachura Josh Miller David Lee Levi Garcia Russell Clark David Llamas Joe Nielson Alex Tamayo Rahime Butcher Hasaan Fattah Trumpets: Jonathan Renty Tom Galusha Fred Simon Rudy Butcher Trombones: Jason Kaneko Keith Minor Toreano Norris Bass Guitar: John Gant Keyboards: Mason Wong Robert Sajan Charles Sullivan Percussion: Matt Vander-Ende Paul Bournhonesque San Seeno Guitar: Ed Chan Beginning Band Gabriel Aguilar, Ben Baker, Matthew Carpenter, David Flores, Jason Garza, Charles Heinz, Dave Hill, Kenneth Jett, Tramaine Johnson, Terrence Kwong, Patrick Landeza, Riley Laws, Gregory Loh, Edgar Lopez, Koland Minnis, Edwin Mosley, Charles Quirino, Yarninder Sandhu, William Skipwith, Patrick Strickland, Will Walton, David Warner, Daniel White, Michael Willis, Jeff Wong ,ff-. .if gm. Cfhoru Kwame Adwere-Boamah Gabiel Aguilar Brent Ambers Joseph Anderson Vernon Avery Darren Bankc Prescott Barden Timothy Barr Brian Boero Sean Breaux Andre Browder Micheal Brown Thomas Brown James Burke Allen Burnham Christopher Callaghan Pierre Chew Andre Collier Anton Collins Mark Cruise Roberto Cruz Charles Davis Micael Dc Guzman Damonte Deferrante Mario Delgado Keith Dickerson Thomas Dobson Sean Donat David Edmonds Walter Edmondson Kermit Edwards Bhagavat Farmer Joe Flinders David Flores Sean Fogerty Lenny Fuller William Galusha Leonard Gardner Phillip Harper Michael Harvey Denis Henrekin Eric lcay lan Jennsen Andre Jarin Adam Jones Robert Jones 1987 James Jordan Paul Karst Terence Kwong Kevin Lawson Nicholas Lindsey Erie Lindstedt Sean Lockhart Maurice Logwood Jonathan Maddox Norman Madison Andrew Magno Colin Matte Joseph McCullum Garrett McCray Chris McDavid Daniel McGann Erie McShane Danny Melancon Kojo Moore Thatcher Nance-Davis Shane Noel John Noonan Pat O'Toole Tim Perkins Stuart Peyton lll James Reading Allen Richardson Hans Riemer Anthony Robinson Wilfredo Saluna John Santa-Catalina William Skipwith Kirby Smith Matthew Spica Erie Taussig Chris Thomas Todd Tisue Jon Tuttle Kevin Vander Ende Joseph Vangogh Walter Vayson Grant Weaver Rikki Williams David Winder Daniel Wolohan Steven Wong President Joseph VanGogh lst Vice President Thomas Brown 2nd Vice President Sean Lockhart Secretary Chris Thomas Treasurer Nick Lindsay Business Manager Bill Galusha Accompanist Ken Kietzman if 'I e r Ill The St. Mary's Chorus, under the direction of Brother Michael Collins, had an exciting year. It began with a record number of enrollment for the class, with even more wanting tojoin. Concerts were given in the Winter and Spring, as well as, a special invitation to sing at the Christmas Cermony at Greystone, the Christian Brothers Winery. We would like to thank Brother Michael and the chorus for their performances through out the year. They help give our assemblies an extra special touch. On December 14, 1986, Harold B. Murphy Hall, the new sciencefclassroom building on campus, was dedicated. Several hundred hearty souls braved the cold weather to clelbrate the opening of St. Mary's new, state-of-the-art building. Honored guest was Mrs. Harold B. Murhy, whose recently deceased husband Harold, Class of 1941, was the largest single benefactor to the building project. Her son Michael and his wife, Brenda, and their daughter, Boneeg daughter Lauree, her hus- band Thomas Trisler and their children, Robert, Darla and Jonathan also attended the ceremony. Mr. Murphy, who was looking forward to the dedi- cation of the building, suffered an untimely death just a week before the dedication was formerly scheduled. He died on September 14, 1986. Brother Norman Cook, FSC, Provincial of the Western Province of the Christian Brothers, ac- knowledged his pride in the completion of the facili- ty. Brother Norman was recognized by Principal Brother Michael Collins, FSC, as having had faith in what seemed an impossible dream, and allowing St. Mary's to proceed with building plans for Harold B. Murphy Hall. Both Brother Eugene Ward, FCS, and Brother Timothy Diener, FSC, have wings in the new build- ing named for them. Both Brothers are revered by former students, faculty and friends of St. Mary's. upper-right: Bro. Michael presenting an award to Mr. Davis above: Bro. Michael directing the chorus. right: Bro. Michael presenting Mrs. Murphy with an album of photographs page 47 above: Bro. Albert addressing the audience. below: Bishop Cummins leading the prayer. 46 ...,,,.- K ff ff, Lf' 7 ,.. A..,, .. , ., ml H 'ul Q - .e... c B Q t ,. , J Q , wi, After the St. Mary's Band, under the direction of Mr. Bob Barrett, opened the ceremony, Bishop John S. Cummins, D.D, of the Diocese of Oak- land, blessed the building. Brother Micheal then presented Shirlee Murphy with an album of pho- tographs of Harold B. Murphy Hall and other campus buildings. He praised the example of an alumnus who had made a permenent impact on the St. Mary's campus. Brother Michael also rec- ognized several people for their contributions to Harold B. Murphy Hall: Bishop John Cummins, Brother Norman Cook, Brother Timothy Diener, Brother Eugene Ward, Mr. Ronald Larson, re- presenting Broad, Schulz, Larson and Winebergg Mr. John Sabbate for Berkeley Farms, lnc. and his brother, Remond Sabatte, Mr. Thomas Brady- Vice-Principalg, Brother Christopher Bassen, Mrs. Ann Damaschino, Development Di- rector, and Mr. Colbert Davis, who over saw the construction of the project. St. Mary's will always remember the incredi- ble effort on the part of its alumni and friends to enchance the environment in which many men grow. Thank you Mom, Dad and Friends Thank you for the extra hours of work you gave to help St. Mary's. We would like to apoligize to anyone whos name is not on this list. Kathrine Bianchini Diana Bundrum Karan McCoy Thomas 84 Frances Caraisco Helen Galusha Richard 84 Linda Hash Pat 84 Barbara Lacullo Kathleen Kaneko George 84 Anna Konstantopulos David 84 Mari Lee Betty Doty Wanda Briscoe Floyd 84 Jessie Renty Queen Sanders Andrea Shimabukuro Anthony 84 Jane Spica John 84 Rose VanGogh Don 84 Helen Walsh Joyce Alarcon Betty Bogar Karen Dewees Jerry 84 Bonnie Holl Bonnie Legardy Raymond 84 Gergia Lindsey Maria Sullivan William 84 Eileen McDavid Frank 84 Bernadette Mele Mary Meyers Alze Roberts Ann Vander Ende Norma Adwere-Boamah Rdmund 84 Ruth Balsdon Don 84 Peggy Banke Joseph Bingaman Joan Curry Kaye Fillmore Lawrence 84 Judith Franklin Tom 84 Mary Hinton Florentino 84 Lilia Ibabao Jack 84 Nina Radsich John 84 Chiquita Tuttle 43 J s ,ga Mrs. Christiansen John 84 Margaret Wolohan Billy 84 Ruby Lewis Sharon Jones Barbara Stewart Lupe Cruz Bill 84 Sandra Weber Frank 84 Vilma Burnham Bonnie Smith Martha Fogerty Linda Minnis Barbara Paine Mrs. Pamela Collins 5 x 'C' , Parent Welcome Dinner Crab Feed Car Club P.A.C. Bar-B-Que Concert Receptions Report Card Night Receptions Sports Awards Receptions l Development Work Library Work Parent Phone-a-thon Prefecting Volunteers Thank you Sister Kathleen Calloway St, Mary's College High School would like to thank Sister Kathleen Calloway for the many things she has brought to our campus. Sister Kathleen has been Director of Student Activities at Holy Names High School for the past ll years. During those years she has been a good friend to St. lVlary's. Working with the many different people in activities, such as, Mr. Bob Anderson, Mr. Colbert Davis, Brother Albert Villago- mez and his assistant Mr. Lawrence Puck, Sister Kathleen has always helped make things alot easier. Again, thank you Sister for your support to St. Mary's and good luck on your future endevors. We will miss you. 49 Z SXWYN Nw ' S 4 sw ,Quad SSQLLEGE 576, W M! 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JOHN 3.53 ALARCON, RAMON 4.00 CALINGO, MARCEL 3.50 CALINGO, MARLO 4,00 DE GUZMAN, MICHAEL 3.50 MATTEUCCI, MARK 4.00 NOEL, SHANE 3.50 MESKA USKAS, JAMES 4.00 RIEMER, HANS 3.50 UPTON, JESSE 4.00 WONG, JEFF 3.5 WONG, MASON 4.00 LOUDERBA CK, JAMES 3.50 HOLL, BEN 3.83 RENTV, JONATHAN 3.42 ' -T-' A SOUSA, MARC 3.83 GARCIA, LEVI 3.4 GALUSHA, THOMAS 3.71 MITCHELL, EDWARD 3.40 BENAZRA, SIMON 3.67 SALTER, CHRIS 3.40 FA TTAH, HASSAN 3.60 WILLIAMS, VERNON 3.40 OLMOS, AXEL 3.57 SENNECA, JAMES 3.35 POLA CCO, STEVEN 3.50 ZA CHARIA, KE VIN 3.33 BA YER, EDMOND 4.00 GHIGLIAZZA, JOHN 3.30 HOI, DOUGLAS 4.00 SCOTT KENTE 3.28 DUSTERDICK, STEPHEN 4,00 BROWNE, GUILLERMO 3.20 FRANKLIN, WAYNE 4.00 EDWARDS, KERMIT 3.20 JACKSON, TARRIK 4,00 MOORE, KEVIN 3.20 KIM, DA VID 4.00 WEA VER, GRANT 3.20 MCGANN, DANIEL 4.00 HEALK MICHAEL 3.18 WOOSTER, JOHN 4.00 ANDERSON, JOSEPH 3.16 ' DOHER TK TERENCE 3.92 BROWN, THOMAS 3.16 JORDAN, JAMES 3,87 CROCKETT PARIS 3.16 SMITH, AARON 3.85 CA VALLI, KEITH 3.14 CATOLOS, ROBERT 3.83 LINDSTEDI ERIC 3-14 KANEKO, JOSHUA 3.83 MILLER, JOSHUA 3.14 POWELL, KYLE 3.83 PL UMMER, RODERIC HINTON, TOM 3, 75 TARANTO, PIERINI, PHILLIP 3. 75 G SAJA N, ROBERT ADWERE-BOAM K 3. 4 STEVEN 3 ARDNER, LEON 3.75 BARR, T AH, KWAME 3. 71 .14 ARD 3.02 IMOTHY 3.00 BEGLEY, KEVIN 3.00 x . 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Fall '86 Holl, Ben Anderson, Joseph Bianchini, John Browne, Bill Chan, Ed Cyevas, Antonio Frasca, Orlando Galusha, William Ghigliazza, John Lee, David McCray, Garrett Noonan, John Robinson. James VanGogh, Joseph Zacharia, Kevin Albeta, Vincent Alarcon, Ramon Bournhonesquc, Paul Calingo, Marlo Edwards, Martin Fattah, Hassan Galusha, Thomas Matteucci, Mark Niesar, Thomas Olmos, Axel Wong, Mason Zabala, Linus Adwere-Boamah, Kwame Bayer, Edmond Catolos, Robert Choi, Doug Deborja. Rey Dohcrty, Terence Dusterdick, Steven Franklin, Wayne Gallegos, Alan Gillies, Marcel Jordan, James Kim, David Radisch, Jack Sajan, Robert Salgado. Nick Smith, Aaron Senior 1987 The Class of 1987 had such an impressive Senior year that even our Principal, Brother Michael, de- cided that this year was the best year for him to graduate also. Those factors which contributed to our most impressive final year at Peralta Park began with a successful welcome to the class of 1990 by a senior class which completely assumed the exem- plary style of leadership. The events surrounding the Homecoming were satisfactory to all who par- ticipatedg however by throwing the volleyball game the seniors probably went further then they had to in their effort to make Homecoming enjoy- able for an obviously outclassed faculty team. An S.R.O. Talent Show said as much about the Musso- lini-like efficiency of Frasca and Bianchini as it did about our class' uncanny ability to attract the beau- tiful and fsomewhatj talented people. The Sir Frances Drake provided a perfect setting for a perfect evening as we, with our significant others, danced the night away. Graduation Can event we had all looked foreward to for so longj went by far too quickly. As it did so, however, we could not help but recall our four years journey together and how much better each of us had become because of Saint Mary's and one an- other. . 1 W ZW? M Q-if A 'W Ag, WE 5,4 .R - 3. is -f4'qSl-gym' 5 Q.: 'S' Q' - . -was 56 sa s 9 xx. .iw 7 I ,ka N vi 4 4 u K I My Vky, A N W' X H ffm' I 5 ag T S ,, . A. A X 'W we 'UUONRQP , ii! Spf W,- X X Ai A 2 a W-wa vw' 49 4 ' J if N X' k s 57 0 58 wgw ' M3 if 452 , , W J 'ffl 2' ff g 1 59 NWARD , The Class of 1988: A couple of personal views by their beloved president ctgl. Masonlj QThe following to be read with The Battle Hymn of the Republic playing in the background-J The Junior class arrived in September of 1986, in hopefully our nfinal forml' for the last 2 years of Saint Mary's. It was something of a struggle up to that point, as we tried to show our worth as the 125th graduating class, and the Junior year was to be the real test. So, the final verdict? Does a house fly? Does a picket fence? Have we done great or what?!? There's a lot of spirit and talent in this group, we've just got our own, sometimes not quite understandable, ways of expressing it. CThe follow- ing is to be read with Pee Wee Herman's theme, Tequila!,', playing in the background-J Relief! Hey Juniors! Just 2 more years of high school left. What's that? Junior year is supposed to be difficult? It's becoming to actually seem like school! Oh damn, letls just go home. But no, as the 125th graduating class of an exemplary Qcan you say that- exemplary j teaching institution, we showed spirit and positive virtues. GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES! LET THE GAMES BEGIN! Martin C. Edwards Mason C. Wong 60 f ,R .. qs, Q x 53' Y' fwfr 9 Q 5 df ' ,gf-nt. si' Sf! X Ndsa N t 2 ,, , . if 1 I ,S 9 pq . s a, , V V f. xp., , left Guess who' Excuse me Brother. Can I ask you 21 QUCSIIOH, Why you do da murl H I' 8: VN N T' :1 1rrL 9 was ,X-XX M .. 1 ,NZM ' M-X NX 1,, 'xx RWM? N K -X. W -. ,A ,, , . E W 4 5 'mmf 6 f J Q ,, . S I fi L .3 A y Q w f1 -ii A-Q 62 V X-. 'L 1 ,iw . , , W N X g whim 63 I hu ev, 55' 5 5 mf 'Fw' , ,. 3 'Q it .- Nu '7!Srn:.a4,: LA-, YK? 1 , ' 'i' ' s Q5 PZ JM .1- , . Q. V Y , i aww-5 A -1, K ,, .va-v ,OX ,AJ ,Q-W 4 r , Aaron Campbell Marcos Castillo Russell Clark Richard Clarke Trevino Cochran is 1, XR X , X Craig Fingar Kazi Foxworth Joel Freeman Lenny Fuller Thomas Galusha X vm tix ' Ben Holl Everett James Kevin Jasper Packard Jennings Kenneth Kaufman Terry Collins ,XC ii? , wil s' Cornelius Garrelsor Michael Keller Vincent Abeyta Ramon Alarcon X R X 4Xxi Andre Alderson Brent Ambers st N we a- f '- --' . K A ' 1955 X ' A lf 5 s ' Kevin Bogar Paul Bourhonesque l t, , Franco Brunctti Allen Burnham il F, E Skim Ricardo Bacus Anthony Calica Simon Benazra Marlo Calingo Kenyatta Davis Marvin Davis Martin Edwards Robert Ely K f .IQ Andre Green Kelley Hale - Darien Hawkins Jason Hendricks Shane Kendrick 1 X Hassan Fattah John Henry me . Nathaniel Kirtman Milton Fears Erik Hoglund Nathan Kish S J r . J J PX , Joshua Kramer David La Duc James Lawson Ronald Lee fi Rodney Legardy 3 W 1 seo,1 .- ...1 i, Alejandro Lopez Gustavo Lorente Segan Maddox Geoffrey Manfre Joseph Manzone Paul Leoni Rudyard Martin A -,, , oy ,X X Q Hung Mele James Meskauskas Michael Meyers i e K Kwame Pleasants Steve Polacco Scott Rabino gf Brent Rizkallah Marc Sousa Eduardo Tan Chris Thomas Matthew VandcrEnde Craig White Jermaine Wilkinson Mason Wong ,gf Kwame Thompson Douglas Wood J 5 FQ J 2 t Q S Mark Tilley Linus Zabala Michael Lewis Nicholas Lindsey Thomas Linville David Llamas X. Mark Mallcucci William Mayes Marcus Mays Chris MeDavid 9-J' WK as T' sax . , x J, , - f -tw. .n 'W ' T 4 . Thatcher Nance Nathan Neely Thomas Niesar Axel Olmos Greg Pamp Perrin Phillips ,,.,.. .Ai MM 'The Class of l989 'Nw t This year was different. We were told that when we returned from the summer, some of our classmates would jump ship. We didn't believe it until we stepped in those gates and saw it for ourselves. We got our locater cards and found out that we had to experice new things, the REAL academics: Biology, Geometry, and Computers. Still, with all this new stuff, we had our friends and the activities that make St. Mary's special. With the leader- ship of our moderator, Mr. Jeffry, and our class president for the second year, Pat O,Toole, and the class council: Dan McGann, Darren Banke, Wayne Franklin, Marcel Gillies, and Stuart Peyton, the Sophomore Class continued with all the spirit we had as freshmen. 70 ,fjfx Q 41 , 4 we 1a 'Wu T'! ff 'HS 'Q t,.,' X I-3. A 4 I Ia 3 5 Aa N if Vx -sua Me' N 'If' im Uwe ww Mk? 'LVV M' x PY, if - . v L.. V5 3 mf? 5 x . .. .. .,,,,k ww ., . 2 Q 3' - w 'ERS , . K S Q. Qi NSY, 5 . if . 2 7'fT5w., 'B , 'R X Q A 3 fi .K is ,ink KWH .t . .4 Lirii his . g Q Y , r.,,5kv .g. Y ' v K C Kwame Adwere-Boamah Cameron Arnold Edmund Balsdon Darren Banke David Bohanon Kwasi Boyd Terrell Brewer Shannon Brown - . X . Wes Chester Anthony Childs Douglas Choi William Christensen was isp , Damonte Deferrante Mario Delgado Terence Doherty Keith Duplessis V..- g,...-f im,- Marcoll Gillies Marc Guillory A Ronny Johnson Marlon Jones Jeremy Barr Steve Brown Edmond Bayer Chad Burr 'x 'u John Christie Andre Collier Stephen Dusterdick Phillip Harper Robert Jones wrsgs as X C Stephen Fazio Michael Harvey Elvin Jordan iv J v Cameron Beatty Chris Callaghan Steven Cooke Steven Fillmore Scott Headington James Jordan Thomas Bell Eric Canfield Chris Curry Chris Fox Thomas Hennigan Joshua Kaneko M., m Porter Bingaman Chris Casey Michael Davis Wayne Franklin it Thomas Hinton Paul Karst t 5, gi Q so J .5 , Brian Boero Robert Catolos Reydante DeBorja Jr l Thomas Gates Sean Hurley Tarrik Jackson Robert Johnson David Kim James Kumarelas Matthew Lazarus Fletcher LeGardy C. Chris Leonard Shawn McKenzie Joseph McCallum Toreano Norris 1 'i.1 I Patrick O'Toole 5 if Jack Radisch Robert Stokes Roderick Wheeler . -fall fr Anthony Robinson Marthew Stote Kevin Whitaker ik so I Jason Lilly Daniel McGann Leonard Olsen Q' is Keith Robinson James Stough Keith Williams ,.- Roger Lim Che' Lucky Brian Macon Jason Miller e ev Eric Page l al l Robert Sajan 'is 'firgml .x Charles Sullivan Spenser Sumisaki Jamie Thompson Michael Williams Rikki Williams Sean Williams Norman Madison of lx . s Keith Minor Stuart N. Peyton I . . iQ1jjlji'Q K --sw wwf J. --1 M,,,x'fg: - fn n af: 1o-f P John Santa Catalina A in I5 Jon Tuttle Robert Mariolle Steven Martinucci David Maynard Lyle M Donald Sean Moffatt Brian Pierce Jason Schorn Kevin Vander Ende i Qfiglwiw I Santiago Moragas-Bouyat Paul Poindexter Fred Simon Walter Vayson Joe Neilson Mike Potter I Aaron Smith Jason Vilaska .RX Warren Williams Chriss Wittenberg Steven Wong John Wooster Darren Neishi Keith McDowell 1 Travis Nelson Kyle Powell Sergio Specia Gerald Washington Alan Prejean Matthew Spica 51' xX,f1 ff P 'The Cflass , , D Q35-Ljgi 7 4 4'F'13 6 M si 3 X' ,: Ah oz vf i -4 I J 0 1 :EM ' i of 1990 1 ,! x A 81 . 4 '. I - PQ Y' -4-. 5 wwf 'XX 55: K Gabriel Aguilar Chris Angerame Ben Baker Zack Baker Chris Banks Prescott Barden Sean Breaux Andre Browder Michael Brown Fred Butler Marcel Calingo Matthew Carpenter Michael Cohn Micheal Cole Joshua Coolidge Jay Cooper Mark Cruise Roberto Cruz Thomas Dobson David Dombroski David Dunn Nathan Erlin Bhagavat Farmer Eric Fernandez l Charles Heinz Dave Hill Eric Icay Willie Jackson Koba Jacobsen-Vida lan Janssen Steven Barham Matthew Chavez Jermemy Davidson Michael Earle L A David Flores Andre Jarin l Nathan Bauman Pierre Chew l Charles Davis David Edmonds Qs. -wr Sean Fogerty Justin Jed Ramon Bito - X -5 fi. Clayton Chu Michael De Guzman Walter Edmondson Jeffrey Ford K an x sl .ef Kenneth Jett axes 'Na--Q QQ. Roman Edwards Daniel Eiler l Lawrence Francis Jason Garza Bobby Johnson Mark Johnson Joseph Ellington Daniel Heinen Tramaine Johnson U E rs A YQ 'X if lj Adam Jones NY ivy L . Vi' 't Ii. vw if S.. if Edgar Lopez , NW.. s x re JR ., Roland Minnis Paul Moon Edwin Mosley Tay Netoff 53 We 'Q' raw. Prentice Preston Charles Quirino James Reading Hans Riemer V Derek Simmons William Skipwith Easdon Smith Kirby Smith 4 S Jamie Vergil Pieter Vree Will Walton David Warner Felix King Steven Magana Shane Noel N Richard Salas i , ' John Snedeker Daniel White Terence Kwong Andrew Magno X x Matthew O'Connor az K x 1 X wi t - 'N 1 I 4 ,tt I Scott Sanger de I Mark Spiller Michael Willis Q X Patrick Landeza Riley Laws Rafael Matha Eric Mc Shane Francisco Oropeza Douglas Payne Joe Santos Jose Sevilla Patrick Strickland Doron Tate 'T' .' :ai:.i1s.e 2 rs X .. ml Daniel Wolohan Jeff Wong Chris Lawson t Danny Melancon Q, A ' Q x S' Tim Perkins Robert Shadric Henry Taylor - sf X K, , f I iw J 4. Q vii.. Joseph Wright Thaddeus Lebeaux T Dana Miles 'N- Demetri Polyzos Steven Silva . .t t , , Q Todd Tisue Eric Wyatt Maurice Logwood Gregory Loh S-W.. John Tripp Chris- Turner Allan Yu Don Zika if 'I 1 4 1 .13 ltiy vi 3 , T351 5. wt N' 'sail fill ' VG anthers lay with P wer Andre Alderson Chris Thomas Vernon Avery Russell Campbell Rod Plummer Bill Galusha Darien Hawkins Nick Lindsey Michael Davis Jason Iacullo Kente Scott James Louderback Garnett Givans Walter Vayson Nathan Kirtman Erik Hoglund Len Gardner Michael Lewis Keith Cavalli Ramon Alarcon James Senneca Harry Konstantopolous Chris Bundrum Chris McDavid Eric Lindstcdt Michael Myers Darren Banke Jason Hendricks Shane Kendricks Brent Ambers Scott James Nathaniel Fowler KQB? KQB? KRB? KRB? KRB? KRB? KRB? KRB? KRB? KWR? KWR? KWR? KWR? KR? KR? KR? KTE? KTE? KTE? KC? KC? KC? KG? KG? KG? KT? KT? KG? KG? KT? KT? KT? i St. Mary's 19 v Berkeley I2 A strong defense and balance running attack led the Panthers to victory on opening day. The attack was led by Russell Campbell, who rushed I l times for 94 yards and Rod Plummer, who rushed 9 times for 55 yards and a touchdown. On defense, Michael Davis returned a fumble for a score. On special teams, Nick Lindsey had a solid game. St. Mary's O - Oakland 36 The Panthers were plagued by injuries as they suffered their first loss of the season. Despite the loss, Russell Campbell had a strong defensive effort. St. Mary's I2 - Oceana 35 Andre Alderson hooked up with Garnett Givins nine times five for l ll yards as they led the offense. Rod Plummer had 15 tackles to lead the defense. Russell Campbell also provided 8 tackles and an unforgetta- ble hit. Michael Davis intercepted 2 passes. St. Mary's 21 - Castlemont 14 The Panthers brought it all together against the Knights in their second victory. Vernon Avery carried l l times for 80 tards. Andre Alderson had 65 yards. Rod Plummer had 2 touchdowns and ll tackles. DA 'I 1' -. N 1:...? ,A fiff,r'?' 'EQWQK 1 Wonotovrp. ' , i V A , , 1 f,,, .. -, .WIP an WH- 1 i 'Q' sz . K. --Q Q. , . N, w . K 1 -:M N0 'Q is Q .Q A X . . 556 J. . i , an -9Lvln.,, fuss., W p QL--.......AQ.....-,' in 91 --.,, Q-qnulhv -.,5,.'. Q Di vrwwhwhw 1' E vb ...hx I 4 4. J af. . Q ,, W 1- f- ' 'D Q A - 1 '- , , ,Wi St. Mary's 21 - McClymonds 0 The Panthers has one of their best days out against McClymonds in a shut-out victory. The defense showed their strength. The scores were set up by the defensive play of Rod Plummer, who had l3 tackles and Kente Scott. who had 6 tackles and one interception. On offense, Plummer rushed for 2 touchdowns, while Alderson ran and threw a touchdown pass to Nat Kirtman. St. Mary's 0 - Encinal 28 St. Mary's eouldn't punch it in as they drove down to the Jets' I0 yard line twice, but came out losing. Darrien Hawkins did a finejob at quarterback and defense Harry Konstatopolis and Vernon Avery had a good game. St. Mary's I6 - O'Dowd 14 Rod Plummer lead the Panthers to victory as he ran, behind excellent line blocking, for ll3 yards on ll carries and l touchdown. While on defense, he recorded I7 tackles. Erik Linstadt recovered a fumble in the end zone and Jason Hendricks sacked the quarterback for a safety. Kente Scott also played an excellent game as he knocked down a pass in the last seconds to ensure a victory. St. Mary's 0 - Salesian 40 The Panthers couldn't get into their normal form as they suffered the worst loss of l 9 the season. Despite the loss, Vernon Avery's solid hits and Rod Plummer and Kente Scott's tackling lead the defense. St. Mary's 0 - Piedmont 9 St. Mary's had a solid game, but mistakes made the difference. Rod Plummer carried the ball 9 times for 55 yds. and recorded I9 tackles. On defense, Darren Banke played well. St. Mary's 28 - Albany 0 The Panthers finished the season strong with a blow out of their cross town rivals. Although the whole team played well, the game was highlighted by Mike Davis 30yds. T.D. run and Darrien Hawkins touchdown bomb to Len Gradener. On defense, Rod Plummer and Michael Davis returned interceptions for touchdowns. Kente Scot picked off pass and ran 90 yds for a T.D., but the effort was called back by a penalty. The team would like to thank Coach Bertero, Coach Risi, and Coach Fiero for their guidance and leadership throughout the season. Special thanks to Coach Shaugh- nessy who was a great motivator and who not only taught us to be better football players, but better people of the field. 93 ndefeated 1n 8 Kwame Adwere-Boamah, Chad Burr, Eliott Burke, Porter Bingaman, Thomas Bell, John Santa Catalina Thomas Gates Thomas Hinton Michael Harvey Tarrik Jackson, Ronny Johnson, Paul Karst, Josh Kanecko, T.J. Linville, Joe McCullum, Robert Mariolle Keith Minor Dan McGann Joe Neilson Patrick O Toole Anthony Person, Jack Radisch, Fred Simon, Swame Thompson, James Stough, Keith Williams Mike Willians Rikki Williams Warren Williams Gerald Washington, Rod Wheeler, Steve Wong, Spencer Sumasaki, Keith Duplesis, Travis Nelson Craig White This year, we had an extremely strong, powerful, explosive team. We possessed everything needed to be a winning football team. We had a great coaching staff with Mr. Borrelli and Mr. Nakahara leading the way, along with help from Mr. Richardson and Mr. Apple. The team had unity and a will to win, which made an undefeated 10-0 season possible. And everywhere we played the victims knew the story! Thomas Gates 94 F' wx - Y' Fil. ix, ' he 3 Q.-1 ,. bg if 1 Ag k . kj. . war' SY' .9 i 41 o Cub The 1986 football season was a great success for the freshman panthers. After a tough loss to San Rafael in their first game, the cubs came back strong and finished off with an impressive 6 and 2 record. One of the high points of our season was when we were playing Alhambra. They were winning 24 to 20, when we decided to get into action. During the final 6 minutes of the game, we scored 16 points, which took us to victory. The freshman success was the result of a lot of hard work and the terrific team work on the part of both coaches and players. Coaches Trusendi, Moore, Diondi, and Lawson not only taught football, but instilled in the cubs a sense of sportsmanship and pride, panther pride, that will last a lifetime. Special thanks to Mrs. Shaughnessy for putting so much of her time into our program. And remember, watch the Class of 1990, there will be great things to come! By Dan Wolohan, Class of 1990. Dan Melancon, Gabe Aguilar, Dan Wolohan, Roberto Cruz, Edwin Mosley, Adam Jones, Kirby Smith, Sean Breaux, Mike DeCvuzman, Todd Tisue. David Edmonds, Mike Willis, Joe Ell- ington, Zack Baker, Jose Sevilla, Willie Jackson, Dan Cooper, James Reading, Shane Noel, Andre Jarin, David Warner, Jason Garza, Richard Salas, William Skipwith, Jaime Vergil, Jeff Wong, Eric McShane, Thad I.eBeau, Francisco Oropeza, David Flores, Dana Miles, Charles Davis, Fred Butler, Bobbie Johnson, Matt Carpenter, Jcnabu Kinchen iw 96 if 97 00K 3556? Varsity left Z0 right, back I0 front Mark Malan Rick Hash John Bianchini Joe Van Gogh Marc Guillory Steven Brown Eric Canfield not pictured Phillip Harper 9,0 if . X YQXKVE' 1986 Cross Countr I 7' Junior Varsity left to right, back to front Nick Salgado Santiago Moragas Joshua Kramer Gaetano Decatakdo Martin Edwards Henry James Charles Quiniro not pictured Yaminder Sandu 99 arsity asketball 1987 The l987 Varsity Basketball team played hard ball this year. They were a force that had a hard time beating. Even when they lost a game it was only by a few points. Each game that was played was one of ac- tion and excitement. With Mr. Maurice Harper as the coach and Mr. Robert Scot- lan as his assistant, the team went on to a prized season. Fred Lewis, John Milton, Sean Lockhart, Vernon Avery, Garnett Gi- vans and Johathan Maddox showed the other teams that the Senior power was one of strength. The rest of the team Tony Rob- inson, Lenny Fuller, Andre Collier, Marlon Jones, Chris Fox, Keith Dickerson, and Clevland McKinney showed that their strength was strong and was going to get stronger as the Varsity team continues at St. Mary's. hbyl s2 ?' il-1 5 ef 3-1-W -1 L., 55.5 N 102 1 1 N A I W if 'Q 1, E 9 Q A A as F 5 L 2 J K a , Q. - ' if 'ak K, L' Q X gf! 1,4 -0 If wa? Q.. X I Q X Joiunf QD S M ilu f-F K4 oo' xl Marc Guillory Rikki Williams Segan Maddox Kenny Kaufman .lon Tuttle Linus Zabala Wayne Franklin Jason Hendricks Shawn McKenzie Ali Roberts 105 P f9'n ,if -K f 4 ..-'ff'-' I , 3323 X' 107 - . '- C L 1 7 h ' ,.,.,.,....... X 5 . X KV D l , 2 xv' like F freer , Q , ,,.. . ,Q Ngigsxg . 4 3 'P Q we Q is S g a-f..mnm-ngf-- VARSITY SOCCER - MQQSPS, fa-+ Dan Heinen Tom Hinton Tom Gates Phil Pierini Nat Kirtman Josh Kramer David LaDuc Tom Linville Gus Lorente Chris McDavid Tom Niesar Greg Pamp Scott Rabino Sean Donat Dennis Henrekin David Lee Mark Lomax .M f ,:1'wyL,W ka. - ww, f 5 ' f , 32 - Y' 'A ' V! sw.,- w - I ii I fi . g ' 1 , -5 kv N R K R I K :I 1 5 '.Lx -,+ ' ' .-if. fix-,di-, - W N.-, I K .. 50- . A .p,vj YiQjf'..J' 'fQ,.,m' an v A '1 -4-Q., - ,lju ,gg .-v'L1 .av,,....!, .W.,.: .- K .Y mi .. Tay, H ' Q f , . -C5251-f' Y , Q 13. ., , l.. ot just for kicks Matt Carpenter Tom Dobson Ken Jett Justin Jud Danny Melancon Matthew O'Connor Charles Quirirno Richard Salas Jeff Wong Prescott Barden St. Mary's J.V. Soccer 1987 Ed Beatty Terence Doherty Jason Lilly Joe Neilson Fedayeen Turner Warren Williams Pat Dewees Santiago Morgas Trevor Tapscot 111 1 ' ff'3w 5. A , . if E. 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Four from Peralta Park below: The Brewski Boys begging for deodorant botmm: St. Mary's fans have no shame uma, J' Qwe VM19 3 M W S ,Q E C5 St. Mary's Faculty 8L Staff Brother Michael Collins - Principal, Choral Director, Senior Class moderator Mr. Thomas Brady - Vice-Principal for Development and Fi- nance, Buildings and Grounds Director, Director of Food Ser- vices Brother Albert Villagomez - Vice- Principal for Administration, Dean of Student Activities, Spanish 122 Mr. Hugh Louderback - Dean of Studies, English, Math- ematics Mr. Colbert Davis - Dean of Discipline, 8-1 Director, Transportation Director, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Computer Science 401. Brother Alexis Doval - Religious Superior of the community Parents' Association Advisor, Religion Mr. James Borrelli - Dean of Counseling and Guidance Assistant Senior moderator, English, J.V. Football coach Mr. Kenneth Raphael - Director of Admissions, English, Social Science Mr. John Hanecak - Campus Minister, Religion, Mathematics ,al , f,fw, 'f' :MY .v 'A .FW 'WYE , S 3 ff anti i I 124 Brother Martin DeMartini, F.S.C. - Religion, English, Fresh- man Class Moderator Brother Gregory Parsons - Religion, Directed Studies, Shea Center Supervisor me H a, Q' ,, ,,.,, W Wifi? fwfr fifwztf Mr. Daniel Shaughnessy - Athletic Director, Business, English, Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Panther Athletic Club Advisor Sister Barbara Rodriques, O.P. - Mathematics, Faculty Council President Mr. Bobby Barrett- Jazz Band, Concert Band 8L Beginning Band, Social Science, Performing Arts Boosters Advisor l25 Mr. Adolph Bertero - Social Science, Physical Education, Varsity Baseball Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mr. Maurice Harper - Assistant Dean of Counseling 8a Guidance, Religion Br. John Montgomery - Social Science, Junior Class Mod- erator, Assistant Vocation Coordinator 126 'NM- ..-- ' Mr. Edmund Balsdon - Mathematics, Science, Varsity Track Coach, Assistant Junior Class Moderator Mrs. Mary Woodson - Registrar, Recep- tionist Mrs. Janet Hack - French, C.S.F Modera- tor Mr. James Jeffry - Sophomore Class moderator, Mathematics Mr. Antone Olivier - English, art, drama Brother Philip Keavney - Religion, speech Mrs. Marilyn Hershdorfer - Spanish rs ,H 1 l is I , v Y--'i ' -... uw-s-'vii -LQ ' K I ,wr g -a.m,...,... , N-...,,-N Mr. Robert Anderson - Asst. to the Dean of Studies, Eng- lish, Spanish Mr. Richard Trusendi - Asst. Athletic Director, Biology, Architectural Drawing, Engineering Design, Frosh Foot- ball Coach ...,. I .rf P Mr Stanley Nakahara Biology Physiology - - , Q Mathematics, Asst. Football coach Mr. Julian Barnett - Librarian 129 'Q Mr. Jay Lawson - Intramural Supervisor, J .V. Track coach, Asst. Frosh Football coach Mr. Lawrence Puck - Assistant to the Dean of Student Activities, Computer Science, Yearbook advisor, Spirit Committee moderator, Cheerleader coordinator, bookstore supervisor 5s 1 . :vga Mrs. Ann Damaschino - Director of Development Ms. Victoria Campillo - Administrative Assistant 49 , Mi ' Mrs. Fran Caraisco - Development Activities Coordinator ,,, Ms. Ann Marie Menkel - Development Secretary ,Q GQ Mrs. Irene Hancock - Snack Bar Mrs. Shirley Etter - Snack Bar Mrs. Ruth Aldridge - Snack Bar Manager Mr. Donald Jones - Maintenance Supervisor Q amous ast Words L Hey Buddy St. Mary's is an exemplary school -Br. Michael What are we . . . dogs?', Gentlemen? -Br. Albert Up at CAL .. Turn around, maybe you'll learn something. -Mr. Louderback Pay me now, pay me later If I let you do it, then I'1l have to let them do itl' -Mr. Davis Microcosm -Mr. Borrelli Uh .. . Fellows. -Mr. Harper Hey man . . .H -Mr. Barrett 132 199005 3 V WH had K 4111114 You - out of here. Don't you owe me some money. -Mr. Barnett Clase? Clase? -Mrs. Hershdorfer Have you paid your C.S.F. dues yet? -Mrs. Hack Gentlemen, and I use that term loosely -Mr. Puck In a nut shell -Mr. Bertero You look like you need a hug today. -Mrs. Caraisco Honey, I gave you a spoona' Cheese-American or Swissl' Order up baby -The Cafe Ladies sendi I'U, chard 'v-4 You it when Mr. Trusendi is in charge ..... be it in the classroom or on the field. You are keenly aware of his presence physically, mentally and emotionally. You are aware of the 100 per cent that he gives to every program he has been a part of at Saint Mary's through the years: input of vocal power, high energy and heart. And so we dedicate the 1987 Peraltan to Mr. Richard Tru- sendi, who has given so much to us and to our school. Mr. Trusendi entered Saint Mary's in 1973, when he took on the school drafting program. He soon also became part of a biology department team with Mr. Colbert Davis and Brother Nicholas Biele, creating a team teaching experience that would go down in Saint Mary's history. The program continued to evolve, with new team members Mr. Edmund Balsdon, Mrs. Janet Hack, Mr. Ken Rafael and a former student of Mr. Trusendi's, Mr. Lawrence Puck, who was busy learning the ropes. Many a nervous sophomore experienced real growth - and nightmares! - in that program. Mr. Trusendi has also always been active in the St. Mary's physical education program and sports programs. ln football, he has been a dedicated head coach for all teams: varsity, junior varsity and frosh. Here another former student has come back to haunt him, Mr. Adolph Bertero began to work with him in coaching football. Mr. Trusendi has also been one ofthe Saint Mary's track coaches in recent years, and is presently assistant altheltic director. A lasting physical legacy of Mr. Trusendi's is the new Saint Mary's weight room and varsity locker room. Foreman Trusendi took a ce- ment square where students gathered to eat lunch, gathered together a group of supporters and workers, and in 1985 began the building project. The great new addition to the physical ed program was possi- ble through donations of time and money on his part and from the people who worked with him. Thank you, Mr. Trusendi, for the heart and soul you have dedicated to Saint Maryis. We dedicate this book to you. 134 fy? ,l-W., E f 2 asia? 'Ns 'Nur E !,p'f-' Pat's first tool box Cage 25 Congratulations i to Pat Spica and the Class of l987 Pat's car problems started young Q ,. r ..t, 3 Pat started studying early and it paid off Pat's first drama role. Congratulations to To Jason, Jonathan Floyd Renty Good luck in college. and the Love Mom, Dad and Jennifer Class of 1987 Mr. 8L Mrs. Floyd C. Renty Congratulations David Winder! from your family Hey Kids! News Series: THE MARTIN at MADDIE snow Pagglqn. Starring ' Martin Edw d Cybill Sh Ph d lllfflglle. and Ter G . as their therapist WEYIEW! NEW SHGW PREMIERE l39 Congratulations I K r'W' ' uv!! : I A Yi z1 L Harry Konstantopoulos Much success in the future Love always, Dad, Mother and Anastasia Konstantopoulos hank You Senior members of the Peraltan Alex Tamayo Pat Spica James Louderback Orlando Frasca Levi Garcia John Gant Josh Miller Jonathan Renty Rod Plummer Fred Lewis Alan Richardson Ed Chan Eric Lindstedt Fred Saluna This is it! The book is out and you're on your way to bigger Cmaybe not better, but definitely biggerj things. We thank you for the dedication and hard work you gave to the 1987 Peraltan. Good luck with college and your future. Love The Yearbook Here's to the Seniors who lunch McDonald's - I 4 M 3, 13 lv Q? I x if 'V' l kt . U' MM-MLM 7 ElEVEl1 E 'W U f Y + 5.0.0.4 HIRE!!! I .vl- x X Ac-N-.,x K' -., ,X , xx. 1 . ,- U, . Fl Xf lk , 'X 'E3:E. aff PKQ t ki! . Widncllifcken 4 H AJQN1 xii N J .ak ING Tbefpwa -Sudini Yearbook Associates Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Credit whenever you want it Wells Fargo comes through. With a line of credit from Wells Fargo, you may never need apply for a loan again. Simply write a special personalized check to access your credit instantly. Choose from any of our three lines of credit. Capital Advantage' is unsecured. Equity Advantage' is designed for homeowners. And Portfolio Advantage ' is secured by your stocks, bonds, or savings. Wells Fargo Bank. Coming through with credit you can use any time, for almost VVELLS FARGO BANK RAYMOND LINDSEY MEMBER F.D.I.6. . . EI Cerrito Plaza Vlce President 8. Manager 4415, 524.0234 any purpose. 0 GRATULATIGNS CLASS UF 1987 from The Caraisco amil A tip of our hat to the Class of 1987 QS D Q' 796+ am Marys C0930 swag ? n 2 4? 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In l983, he promised that the Science building would be completed before his term as principal was over. ln l986, his promise was fulfilled. We now have the benefits of a true 'lstate ofthe art facility, Harold B. Murphy Hall. His involvement in development was one of the main factors in the growth and progress ofSt. Mary's Master Plan Program. He supports such fund-raising drives as the ever-popular Phone-a-thon, Car Club and Golf Tournament. These events brought together the supporters of St. Mary's to cele- brate the spirit and generosity they share. Another talent of Brother Michael's was his persuasive charm in helping a student overcome his fear of performing in public. He had Seniors singing and acting out the f'Twelve Days of Christmas. The students would participate in the talent show. They would sing at the Christmas and Spring concerts. They would lead the school in song during prayer services and help open celebrations for people outside the school community. He also encouraged students to become more in- volved with the Fine Arts program. He supported the band, drama, yearbook, photography and the art classes offered at school. His talents were not limited to the Fine Arts program. By bringing back the talents of Mr. Dan Shaugnessy to run our Varsity Football Team, he began to make changes in the Sports at St. Mary's. He also helped initiate the building of the new weight room. This was done by services donated by faculty, parents and friends of St. Mary's. Our athletic program is now as strong as ever. Brother Michael brought style to St. Mary's with the addition of the Mom Prom and the Senior Christmas Liturgy. These were times when parents and students could share the St. Mary's experience together. They were events that meant a great deal to the people most involved in St. Mary's. 148 Q? F. I I kgswf my 'K-. Another honor that St. Mary's received due to Brother Michael's help was the President's acknowledgement of st. Mary's College High School as Exemplary. We were chosen as one of 55 private schools in the country to receive this award. That was an incredible plus for St. Mary's. Principal, Senior Class moderator, Chorus Director, teacher, or friendg whatever 'Khat he wore, hc put his all into his work. His love and concern for St. Mary's and its people will always be remembered. We will always benefit from what he has given us. Thank you, Brother Michael. We hope you have as much success with your new school as you had with us. rother Michael 1 M f .mpc ? i -Q- x ,es -f .. nv ..,.. Goodbye W' Sister Barbara Saying good-bye is always difficult. It is even harder when the person who is leaving is such an integral part of your life. This page is dedicated to a woman who has been a huge part of our St. Mary's community. Her dedication and service to St. Mary's has been monu- mental. Sister Barbara joined St. Maryls in 1983. We were told that she was to be the new math teacher. 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