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

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. , , 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

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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 . . .

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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