St Vincent Ferrer High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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I Michael Donovan '58 'J MJ Nw KV N JW N Editor, H1LLToP JJ' 01 Ja , L SJ QQ M rib jf time S iw fiMfiiii,sii i ,wi SW ifiiw S Jiffy 'ut JS it Wi j,ifQ,ff3?QQif75,A,,,O,fiifD,Xtiift fi 3 utumn AUTUMN lN NAPA COUNTY is a season of activity as well as one of great beauty. Everyone is hastening to reap the fruits of the vineyards and orchards. All are occupied in a last burst of energy, speeding up summer's more leisurely pace. Bordering much of this scene, a fieldstone wall watches another harvest. Built over a hundred years ago, much of it remains today as a monument to the industry and sense of beauty of the pioneers who settled Napa Valley. lt travels along miles of scenic Napa and finally ends near neighboring Solano County, the home of Saint's. Autumn at Saint's also is a period of great activity, quite a change from summer's slower mood. lt is a season in which each student reaps the fruits of his labor, while en- joying the excitement of his new state in life. This season also includes the creation of new things: football teams, rallies, games, new classes, new friendships - all are a part of autumn. lust as the old stone wall looks upon a new harvest each autumn, so does the Spirit of Saint's, created by its first members, look upon this new school year as a harvest of l-lilltoppers gathered in unity to carry on in themselves that same Spirit of St. Vincent's, begun so long ago. Kathleen Kerins '58 NAPA COUNTY VINEYARDS K G11 gh p d f aa nSp Iodea Pcrtr1c1a O Ll t y Stephen W .sg ' . , -.4 4 'fuk u ' I x ,yy 4 , f .. Q -4 . f ,I f . 1' ' 5 Nm : 'f-M 6 . Wa , r H ' ,,hfm..., + A' 5 .mx 4' Q . ,V V , 2 ' A 5, W ' ' ' ' ' f- .:Lf ,.- 6 ' 31 1 4. I' Q A, 5 - h V , A 6 ,.,v Q 25.4 j, 2 3 1 Milf' I t GZ. Z b , , up . . . 4 fa ,Q , . 1:4 'Q ff r ' , if -, f' 8' my .1 g , ,A , ' , jx 4 I .L . 1' 'L+ '1 W . ' N ' 'Q X - ' K., gg I. Y LM ! V , KZ, .f..f.,, 4 V 1 14 2,5 if Atv lb ,791 143,11 V V -,f .VH V! ,, af I Qlvnyytp ,,5hmk.. .f -if? 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W Q3 ' w K . 2 ,? 1' ,, , I Q x, X: ? C In 2 W W , T 'MV , , . f' pl ,,,, ' f Y A ' iw ' g Vi,.' Z Q. ' ki Q 2 K' ,, 2 I J .......-.----f,,-- - , i 'hi X., FATHER EDWARD L. SANGUINETTI, O.P., Pastor x , 5 ,, FACULTY FATHER EDWARD L. SANGUINETTI, O.P .....,.........,,.......... Pastor FATHER WILLIAM B. MOORE, O.P ....... Principal, Fall Semester. Religion SISTER M. BERTRAND, O.P ..... Principal, Spring Semester, Spanish FATHER WILLIAM R. FEEHAN, O.P .............,... Religion, History FATHER DAMIEN I. GIRARD, O.P .............,..,.................... Religion SISTER M. LOUISE, O.P ...........,....... Mechanical Drawing, Sewing SISTER M. IOAN, O.P ..... History, Religion, Senior Class Adviser SISTER M. DOMINICA, O.P. .,...................,........., English, Librarian SISTER M. PETER, O.P .............,. Mathematics, Spanish, Rosarians SISTER M. IORDAN, O.P .,..,........ Science, Mathematics, Religion SISTER M. IULIENNE, O.P ..................,....,. Commercial, Red Cross SISTER M. ALBERTA, O.P ..... English, Religion, Freshman Class Adviser SISTER M. THOMASINE, O.P ....,.... English, Religion, Vincentian Choristers, Iunior Class Adviser SISTER M. LUKE, O.P ....,.,...,...... Science, Hilltop, Student Council, Sophomore Class Adviser SISTER M. NORBERT, O.P ......... Latin, Hilltcxlk, Girls' Basketball MRS. GERALDINE F. TRUAX .....,....,.,........,....,. Physical Education MR. RICHARD N. BURT ................ History, General Science, Coach MR. MICHAEL I, DIAZ ..,........, History, Physical Education, Coach MR. AL I. ENDRISS ........ History, Physical Education, Head Coach MR. RAY McCALL ..,..........,,,.....,..,......,........,,.............................. Band 1' li! 'mfr ' Eileenmarie Holloway, Parliamentariang Steve Wood, Treasurer, Mike Murphy, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sherry Scott, Girls' Commissioner, Pat O'Hara, Secretary, Ken Gallagher, President, IoDean Spinelli, Vice-President, Ted Simmons, Boys' Commissioner. T DE T BODY GOVER E T The Student Council is composed of the Board of Directors, class presidents and vice presidents, homeroom representaf tives, and chairmen of organizations. lts chief purpose is to assist the students in unifying and harmonizing studen' activities so that the students may more effectively cen- tribute to the qood oi the school and community. COIG An annual homecoming became even more firmly established as a tradition at Saint Vincent's by the success ot the Second Annual Homecoming Game and Rally. Sponsored by the Student Council, its aim is to deepen the bond of interest and friendship existing between the past and present members of the student body of Saint Vincent Ferrer High School. Left-Homecoming Committee Heads. Front Row Sherry Scott, lolyn Kramer, Pat Bradley, Barbara Beasley. Back Row: Mike Carlomagno, Ted Simmons, Marguerite Smith, Steve Wood, Ken Gallagher. Lower Left-Members ot the Class of 1958: ludy Woods, Dorothy Badaracco, Diane Mantredi and Ieanne Murra, extend an invitation to the homecoming festivities to Miss Emma Brennan of the Class of 1896. Below-Rally skit, Football Fever, sparks the pre-game enthusiasm which led the I-lilltoppers to victory over Rio Vista. Queen Ann Madden Attendants IoDean Spinelli Attendants Rosemary Petrillo and Barbara Donahoe and Margaret Thompson Homecoming Queen and Her Court G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized three years aqo to provide recreational sports for the qirls. Besides the traditional sports ot volley ball and basketball, the GAA. sponsors such activities as the Mount Tamalpias hike and at- tendance at play days. This year's officers are, fleft to riqhtl: Dorothy Badaracco, secretaryp Clau- dine Boyle, treasurer, Sherry Scott, president, and Mary Maher, vice president. Block S. V. The Block S. V. Society membership is limited to those boys meritina letters in the competitive varsity sports of football, basketball, baseball and track. The officers for this year are, Cleft to riahtlz Michael Donovan, secretary: Michael Hines, presi- dentg Charles Chavez, vice presidentg and Theo- dore Simmons, treasurer. Fashion show models Loretta Cri- velli, Shandra Brewster, and Karen Burgelin. Bride model Diane Mantredi I Model Carol Moore chats wtth spectators AUTUMN F ASHIO One of the highlights of Falls activities was the fashion show sponsored by the Senior Class for the benefit of the Annual Bazaar. Throuah the co-operation of Mrs. Mary Aze- vedo, of Mary's Apparel Shop, the senior girls were able to model the latest styles in informal and formal wear. Commentator Barbara Burnett Sitting: Colin Brown, Michael Ma- rek, Ianice O'Brien, Margaret Faria Ieanne Pullen, Mary Nunn, Stand- ing: Susan Wilkins, Rose Wilkins, Conrad Rond, Ray Cocchi, Mary Wagoner, Cecile Callan. 1 2 FRE HMAN CLASS Sitting: Robert Newman, Christine Lomholdt, Claire Otto, Lee Finerty. Standing: Peggy Lindstrom, Fred Gorman, Adele Branstetter, Marilyn Yim, Elizabeth Galmulcoff, David Servente, Dennis Porter, Thomas Dorris, Raymond Smith, Robert Smith. VUE Sitting: Virginia White, Carole Ap' I-Ule, Christine Camba, David Digh- ero. Standing: Kevin Brady, George Matanic, Ronald Sanchez, Marian Escobar, Kathleen Lopez, Edward Prechter, Rodger Rodriguez. Sitting: Ronald Smith, Iris Ade, Marianne Fyotelc, Kathleen Mc- Kenna, loseph Folkard, lucleana Davidson, Romaine O'Neal. Stand- ing: Charles Trevisan, Claire l-lay, Gerald Avellar, Edmund Galli, William Tedesco, Henry Rimmer, Michael Festor. Ufficers Timothy Leveque, treasurer, lanice O'Brien, secretary, Margaret Bur- nett, vice president, Henry Mc- Graw, president. Sitting: Kathleen Mclunkin, Bonita Opulencia, Michael Levegue, An- gela Silvestri, Paul Cullen, Marie Costa, Iacqueline Nixon. Standing: Mary Moran, Philip Garner, Rich- ard Eyheralde, David Badaracca, Gerald Littleton. Sitting: Mary Greggins, Diane Montoya, Stephanie Gagnon, Bar- bara Burke. Standing: Laurence Servente, Marilyn Crnich, Henry McGraw. -24 'Viz' meta- V Sitting: Patricia Cooney, Marlene Kramer, Margaret Brennan, Lena Eble. Standing: Robert Costa, Michael Kelly, Rosemary Pitrola, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Stephen Mor- gan, Iohn Norton. , gli f Vi, , yr K 5 1 ,,g,,,,pL A f Sitting: Timothy Leveque, Susan Boyer, Arlene Ma- clerious, Lara Lucas, Kathleen O'Donnell, Vic- toria Kennedy. Standing: Dana Peak, Patrick Towey, Iohn McKenna. Eldred Bauer, lucly Lee. Sitting: Gerald Freitas lack Stiltz, Albert Kirk Shirley Mqlclcnadc, Ar- lene Markiwad, Dawn Ferris, Shirley Nyqaard. Standing: David Barry, Francis Maher, Ronald Babcock, Linda Davis. I , t ,X Front Row: Daniel Sawyer, lames Sou' sa, Maureen Kastner, Margaret Bur- nett, Susan Lyon, Harland l-lall. Back Row: Walter Parker, Theodore Vervais, lean Mauregard, Anthony Verclucct, Ed- ward Bougher. .-.H-W. --Q.-..-.o.,- -. , , zSL'i9x', Jr. , ' f.!..isLI - 5-f.,l1Af3d Q, Sitting: Mary Moran, Ioan Gallagher Patricia Polson, Marlene Beeler. Standl ing: Patricia Keys, Stephen Hoffman, Marlin Mauser, lames Kerins, Bruce Scott, Robert Conley, Laurence Brooks. Front Row: Elise Widenmann, Sharon Bozeman, Eleanor Worel, Mary Madden, Diane Lewis, Donald Bergarnini. Back Row: Patricia Swanson, Peter Comer, ford, Iohn Iohnson, Dennis O'Connell, Richard Springer. FALL C.S.F. A high scholastic average and participation in extraecurricular ac- tivities quality these students for the California Scholarship Federa- tion. They carry their motto Schol- arship for service throughout all their activities. First Row: Ken Gallagher, Mary Kopple, Lorraine Ferra, Ianet Spielman, Lois Vaughn, ludy Bayhi, Mike Donovan. Second Row: Marguerite Smith, Pat Desmond. Third Row: Claudine Boyle, Iucly Sheaffer, Kathy Kerins, Margaret Vasconcellos. Fourth Row: Ruth Ann Hoey, Steve Wood, Bolo Marenco, Diane King. Freshman F 011 All American team! lgatah, Igatah , . . Ugh, Ugh! l Varsity First String Front Row: Paul Braun, right endy Bruce Tarbox, right tackleg Mike Kilkenny, right tackle, Ioe Tava- lero, center, Joe Akrop, left guard, Iim McManus, left end. Bock Row: Bob Garioio, right halfbackg Mike Hines, quarterback, Mike Gibney, fullback: Ken DeLaca, left halfback J.V. Team Front How: Iohn Burner, Mike Marek, Ierry Weiser, Bob Vega, Bob Hope, Mel Rodrick, Pat Han- nigan, Ierry Freiias. Second Row: Lionel Rodgers, Chuck Wood, Mark Brocco, Hank McGraw, Co-captain, Mike Delgado, Ioe Cosia, Iim O'Brien, Brian Moroney, Co-captain. Back Row: Ronald Babcock, Mana- ger, Hugh MacMillan, Ray Glynn, Butch Scopesi, Carmelo Carone, Bob Srniih, George Hilton, Ray Cocchi, lim Sullivan, Mr. M. Diaz, Coach. F UOTBALL ij ll 1-Wm 4 we Wm, , .Q -,aww Us-4, Deluaca qets away another beautiful punt, Q V if L ' 9 5 5 e Mike Axhe-im ambles around end for a nice gain. in Action .. I I I I I I ' ' ll I Ins Gibney comes to a crashing stop after a i2-yard gain. IKYQ f Ken De-Laca carries with blockers out in from U N il il ll ll Il ll ll Il ll ll ll ll Bxq hm McManus fumbles for fifteen yards Qqcrmst Si Ehzcbeth s DQLQCCI throws Cx key block to spring Axhelm loose for c first down crqcxinsi Rio Visio Hurd-working Iunior servers 10059 before the rush begins. Hove cr Sun-drop, lady? working io the bitter end! Y UW 'I UNIOR UNCHEO 5 Come on cmd take it, Ioey! RALLY CAPER See . . . the cleanest ' Give'm the ax! wiih Whiter-Sti1l ! Softer, mem! I ,Q-B ' I rub'-, , 1 5' I o i 4 I o ' O M , C 4 s inter U ' 9 Q I Q . WINTER IN SCLANC COUNTY is heralded by threatening showers. In the north east, Travis Air Base hums with activity and it seems the air of brisk efficiency is carried on the winds to the I-lilltopg for rain or shine the Saint's activities continue. Everyone - well, almost everyone - becomes engrossed in language, science and history, punctuated by basketball, or a class play, or a choral presentation, and freguently all three. Still there are the holidays, to be followed by snow trips, class rings, and the new semester. This is the point of no return, when fresh- men and seniors alike contemplate past failures and tri- umphs and confidently start anew. Although our winters often resemble spring, often this past winter murky channel waters were blent with a somber sky, eliminating the horizon to create a monotone of ash. A blanketing mist enveloped the landscape and time re- versed itself till no longer we, but Padre Solano, beheld this solitude. This is the land of his convert, Chief Solano, and of General Vallejo. Time made memories of the first capitol. It immortalized the romance of Concepcion Arguello and the founding of our Dominican nuns in California. It whispers Suisun - West Wind. As the winter sun returns to pierce the haze, what shadows might we cast, armed as we are with Truth? Perhaps we too, will some day be part of Solano County's legends. or 1, 5' Patricia Desmond '58 X 4 x SOLANO COUNTY IN WINTER GRAY ' Michael Hines, president, Block SV . Ann Madden, president, Rosarians Lorraine Ferra, editor, Hilliulk X Sherry Scott, girls' commissioner Ted Simmons, boys' commissioner , , 9 Of, ,Ja ' ffwws Q.. 4 - 1. My ' 1 'Y il 9 f an-v I .w Q evAZ'vQ?14'1f ' , IB 7 'L 'WibsQ.,g,.,.,,,E1 4', g. I , ,I A f Iiklllfi 'F 'll 1 lZi:72WF 'I i Vineentian Choristers The Festival of the Lessons and Carols The Festival of Lessons and Carols is a five hundred year old English tradition that unites at the crib three aspects of the life of man: the spiritual, social and academic. The academic life is represented by the student members of the choir, and those students who read lessons. The social is represented- by those members of the laity who, representing different groups, read lessons. The spiritual lite is represented by those members of the clergy who bring the offerings ot prayer and prayerful song to the feet of the Infant. Rosarians A religious organization for girls, the ROSAR- IANS aim to deepen the Faith loy encouraging religious practices, by giving an opportunity for Catholic Action and by spreading devotion to the Blessed Mother. One of the rnost successful of Rosarian projects this year was the Christmas party for young children, pictures of which appear on this page. is-CJ For some reason everyone gathered around the Christmas tree. Santa knew who really deserved a gift. M Y QL .4 .. ,,, , ,QT 1 df riifffiait l it 1 is ctr 4,--rf ': ff 1 YF: Mary Noonan treasurer Ann Madden president Rita Orlandini vice president Pat Cl-lara sec retary hrlstmas Part X i xv Front Row: Gail Anderson, Mary Kenny, Patriria Bradley, Gail Burke. Back Row: Chester Curtis, Wendell Pynch, Lionel Rodgers, Mary Vest, Eu' qene Brady, Paul Braun, lrrhn Buntor. Front Row: Katherine McKenna, Barbara Kuchinos. Second Row: Michael Free- man, Bonita Vierra, Carolyn MacKen- zie, Phyllis LaRosa, lohn Chamberlin, lohn Hilton. Back Row: Denis Staples, loyce Rodriguez, Robert Marenco, Ger- ald Wieser. W' , ., yi., rf f'! rvg',.:4: '!.' 9 ' . -anni-9:98 1 n H' Front Row: Diane DeSilva, Carolyn Hoffman. Second Row: Edward Murphy, Claire LaBelle, Lois Vauqhn, Diane Parisi, lanet Porter. Back Row: Laurence Sousa, Kenneth Rrsso, Edward Porcella, Peter Heotes, Kneeling: Catherine Mclntyre, Mary Margaret Towey. Sitting: Lucille Gib- ney, Melvin Roclrick, Patrick Hannigan. Standing: Carmelo Carone, Michael McCurry, Brian Moroney, Donald Dahl, Michael Delgado Iudith Duff, Adrienne Ufficers President, Lionel Rodgersp Vice Presi- dent, Naomi I-lagwoodp Secretary, Gail Anderson, Treasurer, Brian Mcroney. ix - '-N Kneeling: lamce Sullivan, Icseph Mat- tos, lames Lindstrorn. Standing: David George, Diane Castagnini, Anthony Fontana, Robert Loftus, David Clement, Iohn Lacey, Butch Scopesi, Dorothy Stumley. Sitting: Cecilia Patnode, Janie Thompson, Linda Eble, Mary l-lilt, Mary McFarland. Stand- ing: Charlotte Cattalini, Dick Hinde, Molly O'Neal, George H il t o n, Randall Berggren, Stephen B e d o r e, Margaret Etchegaray. Sitting:PairiciaFredson,Stella Rodrigues, Marlene Cardoza, Alice I-lermle, Iudith Militano, Linda Walsh. Standing: Ken- neth Lang, Iames Brennan Robert Vega, Patricia Santos Front Row: Patricia Maher, Ann Whitney, Susan Lillis, Marie Chambers, Linda De- Gallery. Back Row: Patrick Williams, Barbara Pieri, War- ren Skillman, Mark Brocco, Michael Stettens, lames Ber- tuzzi. Front Row: Carol Napala, Bernadette Alluis, Martha Bet' ker, Sharon Coakley, Iohn Silveria. Back Row: Ramon Glynn, IoAllen Archambault, Thomas Hinde, Robert Porter, Sandra Hutkins, Robert Alli- son. 'Mf it 1- hs Front Row: Katherine Kemp- ton, Charlotte Black, lill Pick- lin, Kathleen O'l-lara, Anclree Isaacson, Suzanne Bawart. Back Row: lames Maher, Eric Romer, Robert Hope, lames Ochs. 1 I wr: s ' --..-N333 v 1 1- is Sitting: Peggy Bryant, Sharon Barnes, Diane Williams. Standing: Phyllis Burns, Christine Raa- hauqe, Cristel Osterwinter, Mary Rae Coll, Naomi l-laqwood, Mary Anne Wilkins. Carol Valado, Patricia Fredson. Sitting: Mary Prina, Kathleen Marshall, janet I-liqby, Estelle Sanchez, Ieanne Campbell, Ioanne Avilla. Standing: Iames Sullivan, Ioseph Costa, Richard O'Brien, David Castaqnini, Carol Weiss, Geraldine Woods. Seated: Lorraine Ferra, Editor. Standing: Mary Noonan, Business Manager, Pat Hunt, Assistant Editor. Standing: Mary Ann Fontana, Geraldine Woods, Lionel Rodgers, Margaret Etchegaray, Pat Hartsock, Luz Napala, Ellen Riley, lerry Shreve, Stephen Wood, Margaret Thompson. Seated: Helen Dihl, Patricia Desmond, Paula Silveira, Pat Mallon, Lor- etta Crivelli, Dorothy Badaracco, Carolee Crnich, lean Murra. Standing: Marilyn Yim, Don Mercer, Ronald Woocl, Margaret Vasconcellos, IoAllyn Archambault, Mar- guerite Smith, Michael Carlomagno, lim HOPG, Michael Freeman, Janet Spielman, Ianet Porter, Seatedi ludy Bayhi, Barbara Beasley, Sandra Baird. Sherry Scott, Pat O'l-lara, Rutharm Chamberlin, Ann I Yadden, Iudy Woods. w L- M. , Barbara Burnett, Ned Shcmkmcm, Kay Phillips, Head Cheerlecrclen Pat Mellon, Ice Bertholcli, Cheerleaders remesrrrrzr 5 l 1 I K . l r , 1 Q T 5, I I - lx Ellen Rrley, Comme Gcrmcm, Karen Burqelm, Kathy Smiih, I-lead Pompom Girl, Shcmdrc Brewster Pom Gu' S LuzNc1pcrlc1, Helen Dihl. - -- 4, ,. . .. fa ri 4' Q Seated: Claire LaBelle, Pat Mickel, Sheila Ross, Ted Simmons, Boys' Commissioner, Sherry Scott, Girls' Commissioner, Ned Shankman, ludy Sheaffer, Kathy Smith, IoDean Spinelli. Standing: Steve Wood, George Apple, Mike Donovan, Mike Hines, Gail Belletini, Bruce Tarbox, Kay Phillips, Mike Gibney, Al Manfredi, Ken Gal- lagher, Chuck Chavez. 5 The St. Vincent Ferrer Band under the direction of Mr. Ray McCall. Go easy on that spray, Diane But it says in ihe script . . . ' 1 3 E Don't hit it too hard, Pete. 5 Whodunit But I just couldnt' do it, Flo. I'm too chicken- hearted. f , g 5 kk ull at ll I E F I l say, old man! What happened? And they just sorta squeeze like they was cuttin' the stem of a rose. Basketball Varslt 1958 SOLANO COUNTY ATHLETIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ' ' y Front Bow foe Akrop Bob Hope Mike Kollar, lim McManus, Al Manfredi, Eric Romer, Tom Down- ing Back Row Manager Steve Wood Tim Grinsell, Mike Gibney, Chuck Chavez, Ken Gallaqhef, Frank Skillman Statistician Mike Donovan. After rolling over their first two opponents, San Rafael and Davis, the 1958 model of the St. Vincent's basketball machine became mired in a dismal seven-game losing streak. By mid-season the Saints were back in the right lane, splitting four games, 2 and 2. Then disaster struck in the form cf a contested 49448 loss to Rio Vista in the league opener. But suddenly Coach Mike Diaz' Hilltop crew shifted to high gear and steam rollered six of their last seven op- ponents. By blasting Rio in the return match 53-44, the varsity took the last SCAL flag to be awarded and con- cluded a season that had its bumps but ended smoothly. WE OPPONENT THEY 48 ....... .,... R io Vista ........ ......,. 4 9 60 ,...... ....... B enicia ....... ........ 4 5 58 ....... .,... V acaville ........ ........ 4 O 54 ....... ....,., B enicia ....... ........ 4 3 65 .....,. ..... V acaville ........ ........ 3 7 53 ....... ..... B io Vista ........ ........ 4 4 Varsity Coach Mike Diaz Wi Am 4? J x w fl? H, t 4, ,iii I he b , 5 ! Khin! wig, ' 4 as E5 J K x S M, 7313 , 'VK ' E445 X QQVQQL J E Z I 4 .A J.V. Team Front Row: Ierry Wieser, Bob Garioto, Pat Lane, Mark Brocco, Ken DeLaca, Paul Braun. Back Row: Mr. R. Romer, I.V. Coach, Bob Hope, Mike Kollar, Eric Romer, loe Akrop. Front Row: Mike McCurry, Hank McGraw, Frank Gallagher, Ar? Duff, Mike Delgado, Back Bow: Mr. Rich Burl, B Team Coach, Dick O'Brier1, Mike Freeman, Bob Mar- enco, lim Maher, John Buhler, Lio- nel Rodgers, Brian Moroney, Tim Noveroski, Tom Pehl, Manager. Varsity Front Row: Donna Moore, Barbara Hlmrler, Rosemary Hyde, Sherry Scott, Luz Napala, Kathy Smith, Dorothy Badaracco, Mary Maher, Pat Hartsock. Back Row: Pat Mick- el, Marguerite Smith, Claudine Boyle, Audrey Clausen, Margaret Vasconcellos, Kathy Corcler, Kay Phillips. B Team Front Row: Margaret Etcheqaray, Charlotte Cattalini, Ianie Thomp- son, Pat Maher, Carol Napala, Bo' nita Opulencia, Kathleen Mclunk, en, Kathleen O'l-Iara, Naomi Haq- wood. Back Row: Chris Raahauqe, Gail Burke, Marianne Fyotek, Christel Oesterwinter, Claire La- Belle, Mary Donald, ludy Lee, Mary I-leuser, Romaine O'Neal. HP v GIRL ' ASKETBALL Luz Napala and Sherry Scott, Var- sity Co-Captains: Carol Napala, B Captain. 'Hifi' RCI-I 0 DIMES pn H6611 Reiqninq over the Tri-schcoi March of Dimes Dance was Queen Sheila Ross, With her are the other Sl. Vincenfs candidates, Ianice O'Brien, Chris Raahaque, and Connie Gor- man. Chairman of St. Vincenfs success- ful March of Dimes drive was Ned Shankman, pictured here with Queen Sheila. Which one is The Woman from Liberian? 'CX L. RO5emc1ry's version of Rock G Bect- in' Boogie. The Three Hcircuts were So Rcrre ! Which one of the Lurks ccruqhi A Falling Stcrru? Talent Show Snow bunnies in action Winter Wonderland JKACKLQ, J midi X A4cw,Q,24,.z, ALO V KL4? N...- Zf: an Z i ,, Q i ff Let's stand this dance out. The pagoda was a Work of art. That bridge was made for wear and tear! u I rg if pring LEGEND TELLS US that long ago a great lndian spirit came out oi tabled Mt. Diablo and saved the Alcalane Tribe from the invading Spanish army. Thus came the name Mt. Diablo - Devil Mountain - tor the Spaniards agreed that only a Satanical power could vanquish their mighty army. Through the centuries, the spirit of Devil Mountain has been tamed and put to work by the people of Contra Costa County. Today he inspires his people to great deeds: building super-highways, planting sweeping orchards and farms, constructing wondrous refineries and smelters. As the people through the decades have harnessed the power oi the devil oi the mountain, so through the school year St. Vincent's molds the spirit oi its students. By spring all the eitorts oi the year blossom forth into the greatest achievements ot the students in all phases oi their school lite. This spirit will carry the soon-to-be alumni on in lite and will inspire the underclassmen to greater achieve- ments in the years to come on our Hilltop. Michael Donovan '58 .JZUJZ j 1 ff if jwffrf WJ,5,7,LZ Zvdbdfffil CONTRA COSTA HILLS Shandra Br t K B g l CITGII UI' Helen Dihl Constance G Luz Napala Ellen Riley Kathleen Sm YYJ ,, ' ,2- W J , 3 A fljzyi-42 ,,Jc,-1:3-ff 490906 14 4, Aefflfgfwhfii f' f 7' 1, - 'I Q 4 , J ,,,. X Y Q42 X 0 L if 5,5 ,,2.,,1., gzavpwffx 17 f aj ' 5 y, W' ,O 'ff' - - f f f 1- , K QnZ1wfA,jf,,4c1u.:4Q6ddef,Qi4 4-'fv4 A 1' , ,A 4 by ,f '7 Zip' J fl ,fp , M45 Cwwif .fy M W 4,77 df' Af A, x I Ah A 'Engl .W-ar: wwfw 'wwf fwmff 541:41-f ,Q db! 191.331, 16 dgagff m V Q! A!VV ff Lg gffakmef az, ,f,45L5?'f'g?,4Z fer- f Cx! Mdeazygwffzzfcq-ffi, 7, I ,ff .ff .,,,, A CIM' ff 1 f XQLQ gm, HZ' ' uf9MfM v Ai X 4 ff p-C21 X-54141 4-ff by UM'fL'LQf 50L U, ,ay , 6 if ' W! ,' 1 , , 1 ' ALMYQ 4 dy-J J' Ii ' XE XV 'wujgz fdfc ,JLQV-aQf clffyv'-by-711 f wfxfkd . V ., , A -' J , , f ,W Ov A 5,D,,,1,Q jpcvbfb Wffwi CL' WVU V-PM MX 0 1 ' D - 1 L Hr Zwfffw.-fue. 5,1 41754155 xjcjioif UWC, ilxdpvafjn ' J ZZ, fam. dlp? Img M y EBV f-fu-,l?5Y, WW 1kL5 Lk gdmi ,433 WSL QM. -dumb X ff A LIL T Cvaxdk- Ll,y,,L--fzfwvfw-Vg! . , .ff .Aff- ' . nf? I 'lx- Front row: Barbara Chambers, Charlotte Gosiak, Donna Moore, Ellena Bartalotti, Maureen Kennedy. Back row: Victoria Rosals, Francis Smith, Patrick Lane, Laurence Avellar, Richard Martin, Leilani Bautista. Officers Vice President, lolyn Kramer Secretary, Charlene Warnock Treasurer, Gerald Nunn, Pres- ident, Alfred Manfredi. 48 Front row: Thomas Downing, Mary Maher, ludith Lopes, Patricia Mickel, Peter Kroner, FI'GI'1CiS Pfister. Back fQWj Ronald Militano, Gerald Nunn, Iames O'Brien, Robert Raahauqe. Sitting: Elizabeth Fulghum, Charlene Voelke. Kneeling: Margaret Vasconcellos, Linda Moore, Claudine Boyle. Stand- ing: Hugh MacMillan, Karen Bowes, Francis Gallagher, loseph Akrop, Iames Decious, Michael Kilkenny, Michael Lynch. if Kneeling: Francisco Guinals, Arthur Duff, Patricia Dupree, Marguerite Smith, Sheila Lit- tleton, lolyn Kramer. Stand- ing Daniel Gillen, Timothy Noveroske, Michael Axhelm, Ana Lea Reynolds. fX,X JU IOR CLASS 1 49 ,-4 Kneeling: Colleen White, Sheila Ross, Robert Wertz, Diane King, Carol Gallagher, Gerald Molles. Standing: Robert McGowan, Iohn Granato, Mary Kopple, Gerald Shreve, Edward Gaedon. y...-- Sitting: Marlis Mason, Virginia Pa- risi, Laurence Pollock, Donna Lit- tleton, Geraldine Eichler, loseph Tavalero, Icseph Mortara, Michael Kollar, Standing: Anthony Mattos, Iohn Flynn, Nicholas Arvis. Sitting: Ellen Bertholdi, Shirley Campbell, Marguerite Smith, Char- lene Vervais, Susan Brown, Audrey Clausen, Penny Avellar. Standing: Margie Barnes, Donna Alley, Iu- dith Lacey, Patricia Conti, Rose- mary Coyne, Barbara Herrington. 1 LL! It Kneeling: George Wade, Ruth Ann Hoey, Iudith Bayhi, Rosemary Hyde, Allred Manlredr. Standrnqr lay Marek, Rita Orlandini, Francis Skillman, Ioseph Haqwood. 'Q 1, ' 1' E 4 efafezwfffvfi 4,,af,,,wi . 4 - . V., ,.4,, ,, wif ga ff' A N, ,,., wffnr, 7 Front row: Kenneth DeLaca, lanet Bayhi, Kathleen Kenny, Mary Seqhettr Elizabeth lvlrranda, Thomas Pehl. Back row: Marian Grossi, Charlene Warnclc, Barbara l-lunner, Kathleen Hanscom, Sharon O'Connell, Francis Rodgers. 51 f VV. ,V ,R ,fw Three Blind Mice. prin onsense Niki I E ,Xxx V! - 'nw ' ' . A irio in the making! If you ask, we'11 give you on encore Mczy I have this dcmce? Am, Iust posing! A night io remember. f 1 'z . Y f R 1 1 Junior Prom . .Ji-L. if A x u, bs QW tl HILLTOP t 9 .. Us -so ' Z s ,,-, 3 v jiiiijiiig LfQl'iIi Qf3g5jg I t 1 , ,G 3 iff 81,15 Seated: Frances Madeircs, Luz Napala, Ann Madden. Standing: Margaret Thompson, Dave Bunyard, Ieanne Murra, Pat l-lunt, Mary Noonan. I I gl- ll 'tml ttttltt 41 Seated: Kathy Kerins, Patricia Desmond, Mike Donovan, Editor, Dorothy Badaracco, Ellen Riley, Pat 'f'Hara, Standing: Chuck Chavez, George Apple, Larry Sitter, Sherry Scott, Stephen Wood, Lorraine Ferra. t I I x pI'lIlg rr 154, , 6 ,ff First Row: Sheila Littleton, Ioyce Rodriguez, Pat Desmond, Pat O'I-lara, Sherry Scott, Kathy Kerins, Iudy Sheaifer, Steve Wood. Second Row: Carolyn MacKenzie, Diane DeSilva, IoAllyn Archambault, Margaret Vasconcellos, Marguerite Srnith, Claudine Boyle, Dennis Staples. Third Row: Ruthann Hoey, Rosemary Hyde, Rita Orlandini, Charlene Voelke. Back Row: Diane Parisi, Susan Lillis, Gerry Woods, Ierry Shreve, Mike Freeman, Mike Donovan. ' My Q .. ., nt .- Q, .,p wa U VV M 3-bl,-.' Q Tennis Team Claudine Boyle, Rosemary Hyde, Linzie Kramer, Kathy Smith, Hank McGraw, Iudy Bayhi, Ierry Shreve, Rita Orlandini, Mr. M. Diaz, Coach. oonli ht Serenade maj tl i ,HH .n. .zca ct, x ip V i . 4 i Everyone anticipated a qocd time. Catch a failing star. Intermission! V ' Front Row: Tom Pehl, Manager: Ned Shankman, Frank Skillman, Iohn Flynn, lerry Nunn, Ioe Mor- tara, Tom Burke, Lou Steitani, Frank Gallagher, Jerry Molles, Dick Martin. Bcb Garioto, Lionel Rod- gers, Mr. R. Burt, Coach. Back Row: Ronald Babcock, Manager, Iohn Silveria, Mike Marek, loe Akrop, Hugh McMillan, Pete Viviani, Pete Kroner, lim O'Brien, Tim Noveroski, Bob Vega. Track Front Row: Mr. R, Burt, Coach, Harland Hall, Michael Thompson, Stephen Morgan, Raymond Cocchi, Iohn McKenna, Gerald Avellar, Richard Springer, Bob Smith, Robert Newman, Ronald Babcock, Manager. Second Row: William Tedesco, Dick O'Brien, Colin Brown, Dennis Porter, Edmund Galli. Pat Williams, Dennis Staples, Eugene Brady, Mike Festor. 41..- Front Row' l-lank McGraw Mike Freeman Paul Braun lim Maher Ted Simmons Chuck Chavez Mike l-lines. back Row: Steve Wood, Managerg Ken Delaca, Mark Brocco, Mike Delgado, Al Man- SCAL Championshno Team fredi, Mike Gibney, lim De-cious, Tom Downing, Mr. Al Endriss, Coach, Anchored by seven returning lettermen, three of whom re- ceived All-SCAL recognition with last year's championship club, the l958 St. Vincent's High baseball team is the pre- season choice for another pennant. The nucleus of the team is an all-veteran infield with a slugging outfielder and two pitchers rounding out the list. The rest of the outfield and the catcher's position are filled by two juniors and a sopho- more. The reserve positions are taken by four sophomore-sf three infielders and a pitcher, and a versatile freshman. With veterans on the field and a strong bench, Coach Al Endriss' Hilltoppers are expected to go all the Way in the last SCAL pennant race. With a man on first and nobody out . . . . , , f .rfswffl - Pitchers beware. 1 l l Watch out for the had hop. T Front Row: lim Ochs, Bud Kirk, Warren Skillman, Dave Baclaracco, lerry Freitas, Frank Maher J R lack Stiltz, Father W. R, Feehan, Coach. Back Row: Ioe Tavalero, Bob Marenco, Mike Axhelm Ierry Wieser, Mike Kollar, Mike Lynch, Hank Rimmer, Charles Tre-visan. 59 Summer FOUR YEARS AGC, we, as Freshmen, stood at the door of a new experience. Drawn from many backgrounds in our guest for religious education, we stood together, a little wary, but with eager anticipation. Then we spent the next four years growing and learning together. We became even closer, within the common bond of our class. We worked, played, and prayed to- gether, learning forbearance and unity and the Christian way, along with our Latin and algebra. Today we stand together for the last time, again at the threshold of a new experience, but this is one we will go alone. Scattered again, more widely than our diversified backgrounds, we will travel far from Saint Vincent's. Per- haps at times we will almost forget. But still, in the backs of our minds and deep in our hearts, will be the memory of the Hilltop. lt has shaped our minds and entrenched our Faith. lt has strengthened our ideals. lt has prepared us to face the world as strong Christian citizens. lt will remain a part of us always. Now, for the last time, the door we have entered so often swings shut behind us. Summer, like the future, shines ahead. Ellen Riley '58 SEALBEARERS C.S.F. Patricia D Michael D Kathlee Stephen W d Not pic Ianet S t, Z ,d4ffvMfvf-.4A-Ffff244'fvZ d '4 ','f fgrff Na if 4 ff. ,X ff - 7 ,MA QZM7 A fggfy ,nf v ' il M ig t ,,.:., wf ' yi l, LINZIE EDWARD KRAMER Senior Class President, Vincentian Choristers, Block S,V., Football Basketballg Proctor. MARIE ANN ROOUE Senicr Class Vice President, Ro- sarians, G.A.A,, Homecoming. Through the leadership of our class officers, the combined efforts of class- mates, and especially through the quid- ance of our class adviser, we have been able to maintain the possession of the Honor Cup for the past four years. As an expression of our gratitude for her unfailinq friendship, guidance, and help, we the Class of 1958 dedicate this senior division to Sister Mary Ioan, O.P, ANN ELIZABETH MADDEN Rosarian President, Senior Class Secretary, Hilltop, Hilltcrlk, Vincen- tian Choristers, l-I o m e c o m i n q Queen, Whodunit? THEODORE IOSEPH SIMMONS Student Body Boys' Commissioner, Senior Class Treasurer, Bock S.V.- Baseball, Football. l DIANE IOY MANFREDI Rosauans G A A Vincentian Chousters Homecommq. KENNETH IOSEPH GALLAGHER Student Body Presidentg Sopho- more Class President: C.S.F.g Rally Commilteep Block S.V.-Basketball, Baseball. FXA5 . . I ' .I R ,- z.,.... ' -ff. f AA: In il. xv'-E'7-'-'.', -i'v'?r1 V'.-- . lf-+f:f2'1:'-sf-'.,.1?' f -. , ? M ' 'j+3N.i-4-- .. A X n2.'1 w l x3r8',?'-ni., .L 'fm www +V :'ff,l,.f. -. 41' of '- 1 .,, .1 . -'W 'K W u. .,, , t 'Zfx'-83 'f4u gd? ' 5-Lyla'-l . '1 ' S Sgme people are olcl fashioned enc-uqh lo Wfllk TO SCl'100l- We have awed ,,..W.,w. X .v.. WN! 5 if 64 --l -., f N.: .- .V ,vario- xx. ,Y - gl 193- rms, F, L .- 3 CONSTANCE IOAN GORMAN Vincenticm Chorisiers, Rosuricms, Pompom Girl. RONALD WINSTON WOOD Band, Hilltcxlk, Vallejo Youth ln- corporc1tecl'President. KAY CAROLYN PHILLIPS Vincention Chorxslers, Roscrriqns Rally Committee, GAA. - BGS lcetboll, Cheerleader. STEVEN HENDRICKS LIESER Block S.V. M Football, Track. DONALD IAMES MERCER Hilltcxlk, Block S.V, - Basketball, Boxing, Proctor, Whodunit? Sl-IANDRA DARNELL BREWSTER Hilltalk, Rosarians, Homecoming Pompom Girl. THOMAS MICHAEL I-HNES Freshman Class President, Block S.V. President, Vincentian Choris- ters, Ral Committee, Block S.V. Foot 2: ' tloall, Baseball. -x X.: , X1 - I I 3 0 I I I I ? I ' X ' fr fig, r ' ' Iettison the non-essentials - we travel ltqhtl I IUDYTI-I ANN WOODS IUDITH RAE SHEAPPER Rosarians, Band, Hilltalk, G.A.A., CSF., Vincentian Choristers, Rally Home-coming, Whodunit? Committee, Whodunit? I I I I MARGARET ANN THOMPSON Rosarians, Hilltop. Hilltalk, Home coming Oueen Candidate. IEAN ANN MURRA Su rprisei Wrong hilltop. Hilltop, Hilltalk, Homecoming L. IAMES EDWARD HOPE Block S.V. - Bosebcxllg l-lilltcrlkg Proctor. WILLIAM ELTON MALDONADO Altcxr Societyg Proctory Whodun- it? ROBERT IOSEPH OLSON Altar Societyp Proctorg Whodun- it? Herve pogo - will travel! Y .Hand tl 5 Q.. A - ku RUTH ANN Sl-llNN THOMAS GEORGE SULLlVAN Roscxrtunsy G.A.A.p Home-cominq. Altar Society: Trclckg Procter. ..,.cwd 664601 fe A ll D I I 4 A That was some loud for one horse. KAREN LOU BURGELIN Pompom Girl. 1 TANET ELIZABETH SPIELMAN C.S.F. Secrlbeczrer, Vince-nticm Chor- isters, Roscrricms, Hilltczlk, Who- dunit? NANCY IEANNE POPE Vincenticm Choristers. STEPHEN ROBERT WOOD Student Body Trecrsurerg C.S.F. Secrl- beorerg HiIItopy Hilltolky Whodun- it? KATHLEEN PATRICIA SMITH Hilltdlky G.A.A.-Bdsketbollg Vin- centiun Choristersg Head Pompom Girlsg Homecominqg Whodunit? FRANCES FLORES MEDEIROS Hilltop. I 3 EILEENMARIE HOLLOWAY BRUCE MICHAEL TARBOX Student Body PC1rIiGmentctricm7 Block S.V. -A EootboIIp Proctor Vincenticm Choristers, WhodunIt? an 4 - ....i. .--Q --L X Hcmq on, Steve, Were almost there. 2 5 x..-.U 'Q e aka amdaed lf!-!,J We're going back to get the others! GERALD LEE MCDONALD KATHLEEN MARY GIRARD Tennisp Proctorp Whodunit? CHARLES BERNARD WOOD Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms: Bond: Bctsebollg Footbcrllg Who- dunit? 3 t GARY FRANCIS DINEEN Fcotbczllg Trcrckg Altar Society: Proctor, Block SV. JAMES RICHARD KANE Proctor. ROSEMARY PETRlLLO Rosarians, Vincentian Choristers, Homecoming Queen Candidate. I I I I LORRAINE DOLOHES FERRA C.S.F., Hilltalk Editor, Hilltop. Going my way? Sorry, no brakes! Sl-IERRY GAY SCOTT Girls' Commissioner, Hilltop, Hill- tallc, G.A.A. President, Basketball, Vincentian Chcristers, Homecom- ing, i957 County Winner l Speak for Democracy. PATRICIA LOUISE O'HARA Student Body Secretary, Rosarian Treasurer, Hilltop, G,A.A., Basket- ball, Girls' State Representative, Whodunit? ll Calistoqa, Sl. l-lelerra, Rutherford, Napa lunction, Vallejo, St, Vincenfs . . , All aboard! Xllf .... .Z.'I. '-lin IAMES OTTO BURGELIN Baslceiball, Track, Proctor. ANITA CAROLINA COSTA lAlVlES ANDRE LOCKWOOD Mrsslon Committee, lurrror Red Band, Bazaar, Whodunit? Cross. lEANNE ANN STILTZ Cheerleader. BARBARA ANN BURNETT Rosariahs, G,A.A., Vincentian Chorw isters, Cheerleader. CAROL lUNE MOORE G.A.A., Vincentian Choristers. CAROLEE CRNICI-I LUZ ESTHER NAPALA HELEN LOUISE DH-IL Hilltcxlk. Hilltop, Hilllclk, G.A.A. - Basket- Hilltalk, Pomporn Girl. ball, Vincenlian Chcrister, PomA porn Girl. ' I , CAROLYN ANN CQLBY SANDRA LOUISE BAIRD Decoration Committee' Have you forgotten rainy Ianuary AND February! Himqlk' G'A'A' IUDITH RITA BURNS Homecoming. 1' ji? X yu S' - 1' 'tt ' I J L ff , 1 ti I MICHAEL PATRICK DONOVAN C.S.F.-Sealbearer, Hilltop Editor, Altar Society, Block S. V. Secre- tary, Rally Committee, Statistician A Football, Basketball, Baseball. ELLEN BURKE RILEY Hilltop. Hilltalk, Pompom Girl, , I See we werent fooling about that rainl f f f f 606m k , Y li' WILLIAM FRANCIS GARNER Altar Society, Proctor, Whodunit? BARBARA RUTH BEASLEY Hilltalk, Homecoming. C THOMAS NETHKEN BURKE Proctor. CHARLES FREDERICK CHAVEZ Hilltopg Rally Committeep Block S.V. Vice-President Block S.V,- Basketballp Baseball. IODEAN ANTOINETTE SPINELLI Student Body Vice-Presidentp lun- ior Class Vice-Presidentg Rosar- iansg l957 Queen March of Dimes. alan X I I O .L I I za' f' af, Q ' ROBERT EDWIN DAINS Proctor. GAIL MARIE BELLETTINI Rosariansp Vincentian Choristersg Rally Cornmitteey G.A.A. Guaranteed on any terrain - even the Florida Street l-lill. LAURANCE FRANCIS SITTER PATRICIA LEE MALLON Hilltop, Foolball, Whodunit? Hillialk, Rosarians, Cheerleader. NED NORMAN Sl-IANKMAN President - Iunior Class, Student Council, Rally Commillee, Track, Cheerleader, March of Dimes Chairman. Ill Youmville Express! Special delivery to your door. 1 N X X h -J AAAAA AA 'rN A 73 ' .5 V T ,grlyhri I X ' qw f IAMES DANIEL McMANUS Block SV. - Football, Basketball Baseball. LOUIS DOMINIC STEFFANI Block S.V. - Football, Truck, Proc- tor, Whodunit? PAULA MARIE SILVEIRA Hilltalk, Art Co-Editor, Publicity, Art Work, Red Cross, Whodunit? PETER CHARLES VIVIANI Block S.V. A Footbotll, Proctor, Whodunit? ters. RUTHANN ELIZABETH IAMES ALBIN DOUDA CI-IAIVIBERLIN Whodunit?, Publicity. Hilltalk, G,A.A., Vlnoerttion Choris- pf I I We'll never make it by second per1od if you dort't hurry. dee QW It GW: E I Hp ll X, f -N A AAAAAAA An 66 DOROTHY AGNES BADARACCO G.A,A. Secretary-Basketball: Hill- topg Hilltalkg 'Vincentian Charis- tersg Homecoming. BURTON COOK LILLIS Bandg Altar Societyg Proctor. BETTE MARIE DOUGHERTY Decoration Committee. owclcaecadai MICHAEL ANTHONY CARLOMAGNO Hilltalkg Vincentian Choristers Proctorg Whodunit? t l 1 HAROLD ANTHONY WERTZ Vincentian Choristersg Proctorg Basketball. Some people arrive in style. GEORGE MAURICE APPLE Hilltop. Block S.V. - Football, Bcxinq. IOAN ANN I-IERMLE Vincenlicm Choristers. You've :JAM iii.. got to crclmit it would be fun. we did ml W fr QP' PATRICIA MARY DESMOND C.S.E. Seolbeorer, Roscxricms, Hill- top, Hillicxlk, Ir, Red Cross - City Secretory, Whodunii? PAUL EUGENE CORKREAN Proctor. 1 We 4644 :waived Qc: ROBERT BERTRAM CORLETT Vincentlan Choristers, Proctor. BARBARA IEAN DONOHOE Rosarians, Homecornina - Queen Candidate. KATHLEEN MARIE KERINS C.S.E. Sealbearer, Hilltop, Vm- centian Choristers. 58 1' TIMOTHY VINCENT GRINSELL MARY ANN FONTANA Block SV - Basketball, Boxing, Hilltczlk, Rosarians, lunior Red Proctor. Cross, l-lomecominq. Napa's pride and Joy - - - the river that is! it gif gw A fa. u -.: 2. 4 ,A 1 , ' I, Q 1 W A VJ X ,fy V ' 'J lv Mfiijg 6 f f ,fzf,1wi.f fifwflw if ' Jififi A A' ' , ' . ff., , ff , . J -'I ' N ,, 7 V J ,17 H .I ,r ' f A. f 'f' ,- - ' , -P , I g , s,ff-V fl 'A M15 nl. 7 - , . , J, 4 f fn A, K : ,gf . ., , ' , .-- , G - ' - .L ' ' -V f ,, 4 my ' ' V ' , ' ,I A V x V ' ' I.-ki 1 V - 1 N W 'rf Q ,y ' , ,L ' X 2 -H' 9 X V JV V ,, xx , Jn 'ff v ' ' 1. f 1-'wif . V. rf' ri 1 ' FY-Z-J ' X' 'gl -Q.-cy , A Y 1 1 K ' , , , f ' K g .N-. , 1 ' ' V f f ' .' ' Y f ' , . X V fy I-' f , , X 4 f x-A M ' QL QWMY f W jf JJM WAfyWgUfjlQ,fAV'ENVK5X N19 x 'kwf3'jLW'U,67CDW W' ,Z Wff Qf,f ff,f f M Wpjgffw My 2+ E Mg My Km W 5 - I 1 J 1 X 1 3' 1 X- ' -,,, . ' 4 J U JL J. T ,2A,.,, ff' 3,3 : , I ff. v . 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