University of San Diego College for Men - Hilltopper Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Ken Kaufman Benny Barnes Bill Thompson membership. Nevertheless, we freshmen can boast the following men who are listed as members in this school organization: Clarence Mascari, Duane Rudinski, Paul Reynolds, John Muir, Hector Sanchez, Larry Cromwell, Cliff Hardick, Charlie Franklin and many more. Yet another new group founded this year is the surfing club, Ka Honu Hoi’s (The Cheerful Turtles). Anyone with a yen for the tang of fresh sea breezes, the smell of salt and sand, the roar of the booming surf, and, naturally, a brilliant tan, will find his heart’s desires fulfilled in this club's varied excursions and activities. Jack Barriero, Mike Alvarado, Paul Callaghan, and John Markley, all full-blooded freshmen, enthusiastically support our claims with their memories of many thoroughly enjoyable parties. The first club founded at the College is the Alcala Masquers, U.S.D.’s drama association. Though in the point of time the annual staff was Henry Hurley Ken Kaufman Ken Kettrick John Markley 60

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Don Koplin Dom Moceri Jos6 Roblcdano son, and Dom Moceri. These men gave the team a real lift, and without them it could not have performed as well as it did. Besides football, the University experimented in basketball again this year. Three fourths of this club were freshmen. There is no doubt that Brian Roth, Ken Kettrick, Hector Sanchez, Dennis Porter, Larry Cromwell, Duane Rudinski, Cliff Hardick, and Paul Reynolds were a vital asset to the team. Credit must be given to the freshmen cheerleaders, our school's first, who led our wavering spirits from deep pathos to exuberant, vociferous exclamation when “Rudy Rudinski carried the pigskin into the end zone to make U.S.D. history as the player who made the first T.D. Congratulations on a job well done, John Markley and John Bowman! One of the many clubs founded this year is the Varsity Letterman’s Club. The name explains the organization’s functions and its restricted Don Giesing Phil Giesing Alex Harper ■ Aram Hodoyan 59

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Curtis Lentz John Will Paul Suda Mike Alvarado organized first, it should be considered as a group effort more than as a real club. So the honor for being the first chartered club with its own constitution goes to the Alcala Masquers. Many freshmen are honored to be Charter Members of the Masquers by reason of their membership in the club since it was formed. Vic Astorga, the Masquers’ capable, witty secretary, is a freshman. Alex Harper, Greg Herney, John Markley, Victor Buono, Bill Ambre, Jack Barreiro, Tom Bullock, Paul Callaghan, Dick Cerda, Bob Gengler, Barry Vinyard, Ron House, Henry Hurley and John Bowman supported the club with their acting and hard work. They all showed what interested freshmen could do when they had a mind to do something. Dave Burney filled a double role as Business Manager and actor for the club. The same may be said of Chuck Barrack who served as the club Treasurer and as an actor. The extent to which our freshmen class has blended into the College's social life is clearly 61 John Meis Marty Montroy Pat O’Connor Allen Paderewski