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

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Hector Sanchez Frank Murillo Dave Oppenheimer Clarence Mascari Rudy Alvarez demonstrated by the extent of its penetration into the organization of the Masquers’ Club. At the beginning of the second semester, an uncommon event occurred. The Student Council saw the need for the creation of a new office. The position of Secretary-Treasurer was split into the two distinct offices of Secretary and Treasurer. Previous to the elections, Barry Vin-yard ably and efficiently acted as Secretary pro-tern. We again have another example of freshman ability coming to the fore when the need arises. At first there was some dispute over the problem of deciding who would be eligible to hold office. Based on By-Law Two of the Constitution, the ruling declared that all members of the student body who had been enrolled for two semesters were eligible for office. This ruling made all second-semester freshmen eligible. Again we see the interest 62 Paul Reynolds Ray Rodriguez Brian Roth Ron Roth

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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

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Stew Taylor Tom Faherty Barry Ryan John Bowman Leonard Macatee Elmer McGlew Greg Hcrney shown and the lead taken by the freshman class. As you know, from among our ranks, Tom Bullock stepped into office. We think that he has done an excellent job, especially because he leaves his office better organized than when he entered. For the sake of a complete view of ourselves, we must regard the freshman class as a homogeneous, well-knit group, rather than always as individuals of a unit. During the past year there have been many activities, e.g. ticket drives, out-of-town games, dances, cheering sections, etc., which required the group participation the freshmen gave. In all these affairs, the freshmen as a class demonstrated the real school spirit they have by their all-out attendance and participation in these school functions. We sympathize with those affected by the many problems that beset a school in our situation. It is a challenge to set precedent, much more 63 Barry Ryan Malin See Tom Tiernan John Thompson