University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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S- ® O ■ T1 1 1 Left I© right— Gene Overton, Jim Koilowiki, Captain 8ob Braghetla, Tom Gorzck, Steve Balchios, Gene 8rown, Jack King, Tom Nelson, Amond Molhis. SEASON RECORD (17 Games: Won 13 Lost 4) °USF Frosh 60 Cal Frosh 54 USF Frosh 56.............C C S F 55 °USF Frosh 40 Lincoln H S 39 USF Frosh 50.......Olympic Club 35 USF Frosh 40 W. Contra Costa JC 45 USF Frosh 28 Sacred Heart 23 ''USF Frosh 55 San Jose St. Frosh 35 USF Frosh 55. Santa Clara Frosh 46 USF Frosh 60 San Mateo JC 78 USF Frosh 67....St. Mary’s Frosh 56 USF Frosh 54....St. Ignatius HS 50 USF Frosh 46 .........COP Frosh 55 °USF Frosh 57 San Jose St. Frosh °53 USF Frosh 57 St. Mary’s Frosh 55 USF Frosh 63...........COP Frosh 50 USF Frosh 59 .... S. F. Chinese 46 USF Frosh 62 Santa Clara Frosh 71 0 Games won by USF Frosh. Single overtime. California Basketball Association (Frosh) Record: Won 6 Lost 2 (1st Place tie with Santa Clara Frosh) 76 ROSS GIUDICE Coach BOB BRAGHETTA Captain

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DICK LAWLESS GORDON KIRBY FRED VELOSO CARL LAWSON MARIO VELOSO STAN BUCHANAN

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Front row, led lo right—Bill Kelly, Lionel Fither, livio Falcon!, Adrian Montano leapt. I, Brian Pike, Joe Ignoffo, Manny Ortiz, Al Rangel, Pole Wolf, Al Falconi. Second row—Tony Gonzales, Jose Escodero, Adriaan Van Ginhovon, Ralph Pardcll, Fernando Gumucio, Bill Cox, Alex Thorson, Roubcn Tchakalion, Henry Melendez, Charlie Polomo, Emil Gabriel. Third row—Coach Gus Oonoghue, Andy Jezycki Imgr.l, Jose Gonzales, Ed Aubert, Tom Klilgaard, Ron Edgeman, Maurice Beattie leapt.). Bob Braghetta, Bill Herup, George Durchslog, Joe Brady, Mashood Danmolc, Charles Jezycki, Carlos Lacayo, Bob Keller-mon, Vince Briare Itrnr.) CAPTAIN MAURICE BEATTIE For the sixth straight year, Coach Augustine (Gus) P. Donohue’s USF soccer team proved itself Best in the West, by annexing another Northern California Intercollegiate Soccer Conference championship, and extending its win streak over league competition to 56 games without defeat. Losing only two men from the previous season’s team—Jose Leon and Funmi Osibogun— Coach Donoghue was greeted by 36 men—the largest turnout in Hilltop soccer history—as the Dons started practice last September. Pre-season prospects pointed to one of the closest conference races in many a season, with no one conceding a thing to Donoghue’s Dons. Down at Stanford, the Big Red’s stock was booming. And fast-swelling rumor reported that California and CCSF were about to declare victory - dividends. Twelve lettermen formed the nucleus of the Don eleven All Conference selections Bill Cox, Maurice Beattie, Brian Pike, and Manny Ortiz, along with veterans Ralph Pardell, Mashood Danmole, Al Rangel, Adrian Manzano, Joe Ignoffo, Bill Herup, Al Falconi. and Ron Edge-man.