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

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The Stillness of the Earth Is Broken by a Movement That Arises in a Surge of Being. The Basic Substances of Being Are Broughtto a Greater Existence by the Appearance of 4 LIFE. 5 All of the Earth’s Components Are Included in this Cycle That is Existence, Including Life 6 and, Ultimately, the Human Race. 7 Existence With Life—Living, Breathing, and Being—Is a Combination That Has Enough Power 8 To Awaken the Dormant Day. 9 We Are Able to Become Aware of This Power When We Become a Real Part of This Life Cycle, and Not Just Spectators of It. n The Ultimate Form of Existence, of a Community of Life, Becomes Complete Only When the Cooperation of Everyone Has Been Achieved Clubs 48 Activities 16 Sports 14 Classes-110 72-96 The Year 96 Undergrads 188-213 15 IS 16 International Week 19 Community Involvement Program Ron Visconti. Chairman 20 22 R.O.T.C. 23 the m S' Tit tnrt c«n make vi frw Rob Grant, Editor Managing Editor td Dolores New Editor Ellen Finjn City Editor Sharon Caulfield Art Editor David Heath Entertainment Editor Mike Neljon Sports Editor Jim Jackson Photo Editor Rich Grady Business Manager Steve Morris Staff Writers Nancy Cyra, Kathy Collins, Donna Sims, Christine Savario,’ Pat Jin, carol Richards, Louis Castoria, Jim Baker, Elizabeth Hayes, Jim Jackson, Mike Davis, Michele Montcsclaros, Doug Joyner. Sports Staff Bill Fusco, Paul Quinn, John Pagano, Mark Murray, Chris Nichols, Bob Mayer, Ted Quock, Bruce Rountree, Larry Cannon, Wayne Wooley. Photography Staff Joe Kelsey, Joe Mulin, Robert Yuan, Greg Lem, Kevin Baptiste. Duane Stone, Lili Vivanco. Entertainment staff Mike Richards, George Reed, Tom Lemos, Dave Vera, Paul Nishijima and Barbara Clow. Circulation John Batista, Larry Sutter. •Office Phone No. 751-3118 or 751-3119. The San Francisco Foghorn is published each Friday during the academic year with the exception of holidays and examination periods, by Garrett Press. 746 Brannan St., San Francisco. The University Sub scribes to the principle of responsible freedom of expression. Therefora editorials do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University ad m.mstrafion nor student body. All unsigned editorials arc by the Trustees cite $300,000 cut “Illegally” ofi to face disc Don’s t S “Foodfighters” appear before Student Court Ol jelighttu . two bedrv yards. UC Dav. allowed students to. g and building their o. _ ... .«tanett and suoDlies furn. - Letters to the editor: editorial policy L rw Midwest and fcast tne response 101. JL; same. Dorms were either phased out, ac V the need was seen, kept as alternatives to t ,al or apartment living. How did USF respond? Witness the computer punch card cubicles of Hayes-Healey, Gillson and Phelan. Let’s not Monday morning quarterback. There are two conflicting realities to be dealt with—USF cannot afford to lose resident student income yet many students obviously prefer to live in apartments. Unless these p' .................................. � ave been some dorm improvem jC ovation can sub:titute for ' §-o§ § r buc Shot. 1 OIIUI. thanks Whi? eac ! §: •vo conflicts can be reconciled, students as well as toners of this University will lose out. spontaneity afforded Pnl' o $ a © 6 24 Do? m co?it? act like Int’l lease” says Bailey rules Stude and i DSD budget for ; fin. aid zapped Alleged missing J stirs student quest stir campus students )linary hearing Gallegos challenges acceptance of ■ Mffi'“dent DeV Pm'nt « huh A 0 §1 r= % § b § rev .sp ' ,F % � i. Aled: e' Hion deflCl . problern Music Dept- ca� ceV 6 Action demanded of Sy c aid and ARA dining s (JSF China • Plight: “ dilations ✓ ( ? - Oi % rfOt Afflict the Comfortable, Comfort the Afflicted' Ed Dolores, Editor Feature Editor John Dombrink Art Editor Dav d Heath Entertainment Editor Jim Baker Copy Editor Nancy Cyra Sportt Editor Bob Mayer Business Manager James Dceri Photo Editor Robert Yuan Advertising Manager Brian Gai Staff Writers: Pat Jin, Liz Fuller, Billie Barbash, Deborah Acker, El both Hayes, Steve Herrera, Linda Angin, Tom Oertel, Maureen Shell Lou Castoria. Entertainment Staff: Carol Richards, George Parrish, D. Dubin, Mic Fields, Steve Zimmerman, Paula Kelly, Maureen Riley, Phil Ham Jim Green. Sports Staff: Pat Dempsey. Francine Long, Mary Moore, Jim Jack Jeff Calhoon, Ted Quock, Dick Stapenhorst. Photography Staff: Mike Robinson, Joe Kelsey, Greg Lim, Duane Sf Kevin Baptiste. Special Events Committee FIRST ROW: L-R Ham Taylor. Shirley Cabugos. David Georgi. Sue Donich. David Hmkley SECOND ROW: Ed McGuirk. Paula Graton. Bob Giusti. Ann Cociho. Shirlie Marymee THIRD ROW: Charles Placek (Chairman). Paul Somera. Mike Graham. Glenn Wright. Mary Fitzgerald NOT SHOWN: Linda Angm. Bill Cole. Sharon Cole. Ken Doyle. Judith Garvey. Kevin Hiler, Bob Julian. Rick Mattingly. Maggie McKenna. Roger Omeara. Ron Pisaneschi. Jay Tolkuhn. Mark Shustoff. The Special Events Committee is a student-run organization whose purpose it is to bring events that are artistic, cultural, and entertaining to the university. These events are unique to the university. 26 Club’s Council La Raza 27 College Players 29 So the day has arrived! The long-awaited time where the final words have to be said is here. It's hard to try and relate what one has experienced here in four years. It's hard to put into words how difficult keeping a year’s time can be. It’s hard. also, to adequately say thank-you to the staff, and to say good-bye to friends. But all final things must be done, just as the beginning things are. and I shall do them. First of all. thank-you Marie. Kathy. Elizabeth. Pat. Bob and Mike for all you have been and done. I don’t know how else to say it. Thank-you. It's too bad that the people who look at this won't know how much effort and time it takes to make a yearbook. Secondly. I hope all those people who have bought this book in order to remember enjoy it. To these people I say: look at it sometimes; get people to sign it; remember. Finally. I would like to thank all those people who have made these days here happier ones — I would like to thank them for their friendship. And. regretably. an inevitable goodbye to the Class of 1973.1 knew it well. All yearbooks must have a staff. This one is no exception. The 'staff of most yearbooks is usually an aggregate of a division of labor. Heading the divisional columns are the editors. below whom are listed the help. This volume is different, however. There was only a small group of people called staff, who did many varied and sundry jobs. These tasks so effectively spanned the divisionary columns that each person could effectively be put into each column. Thus, it was decided to have a list of staff only. The people below are responsible for the book. They worked hard. If the book has errors (and it does), then it is because to err is human. The staff: Co-editors: Malcolm Owens, technical advice. Patrick O'Connor, business manager. Staff: Marie Liberatore Kathy Gee Elizabeth M. Hayes Patricia Jin Robert Yuan Michael Robinson Also to be acknowledged are the contributions of Michele Giordani. Barbara Wallach. Vernell Surratt. Ron Pisaneschi. Dennis Alvarnez. our moderator. Bud Boselli of Macy’s Portrait Studio. Richard George of Josten's American Yearbook Company, and the student senate of the University of San Francisco. 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State 4 Zip The DON editors and staff thank the generosity of the advertisers and contributors for helping us to hnuo 1973 yearbook. 32 Codr Cetta’s MEXICAN AMERICAN FOOD ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: SAN FRANCISCO 4019 JUDAH • 564 3192 5723 GEARY BLVD • 387 6447 SAN MATEO • 343 -5886 504 PENINSULA AVE PALO ALTO • 322 -5900 423 UNIVERSITY AVE SAN RAFAEL 456 8190 I VIVIAN WAY OFF FRANCISCO BLVD Compliments of GREG HIGUERA - Y John Ailand. store clerk. Lee H� e, Bank ot America employee. Johp G Sndsaert. president of Ciyb's Council and I Magnm credit dept.: Mark Grzan. Karate Club president: Dan Moore. Oakland Water Dept employee: Jamos Blood. Bank of America employee; Susan Van Den Heede. secretary; John O'Shaughtaessy. varsity baseball; Wilton Wong. P.G.E. employee; Terrence Tompkins. United Parcel Service employee; Michael Taheny. Club's Cojjpini VP and salesman: David Cianco. student senate and foodstore employee. Denver. Terrence TompkinVvP Dan Moore. Brown Beret Chairman JohnGrandsaert. Treasurer Michael Taheny. President John OShaughnessy. Membership Chairman Mark Grz3n. Publicity Chairman KUSF Record contests, dedications, and daily ski reports were but a few of the many promotions used by KUSF to keep the attention of their youthful audience. Programming ranged from top 40 and soul to progressive. KUSF will go city-wide FM in Fall '73. Activities Council 35 V 36 38 40 41 42 MPT ! J$ FWWCiStfl TjT1 «HWAl MW 'A r- � 31 BALRQ i BLemV Ffivilrcfs re cm«S S) tons i� � ■•'«£ ps'.tn(i � o? «. CUlKt.M I i l..� • etciJ.'i Otj ft. Q U� e 01 treiili« aiJSt Uaioio; W CD '_ EXPRESS LIMITED STP� POLL OUT timkbjwk FOUOtffflfi CAR or COJ LIFT TURN IN L i ! s « •• e £ ;; — x S 55 u. • r S r £ ' “ r 2 r 43 44 45 J - r,s‘! , i im room ,.. arid, need + j -—' you. Must «$ your otuh T. b. in order ie hi 5S m L l Kiy -frtim ihe disk. a£) axeaPT o Js! jx f«- dont htnlc your I.h. Undid mar HA or ®r %ck. Karate Club Judo Club 50 The Philhistorians FRONT ROW L-R: Judith Garvey. Valeric Monroe. Tee Scaturochio. George Parrish BACK ROW: Fr. James Dempsey. S.J.. James Deering. Melan Jaich. Albert Menaster This debating society, in existence at USF for 115 years, is the oldest such society to exist continuously on a West Coast college campus. Adhering to the rhetoric and forensics implied in the motto “Eloquentia perfecta’ , the twenty philhistorians are a very active and award-winning group, who represent USF several times a year in outside tournaments. They also arrange for tournaments to be held here, thus attracting thousands of top-grade high-schoolers as potential USF students. Under their Director of Forensics. Fr. James Dempsey. S.J.. the Philhistorians also hold bilingual tournaments for visiting debaters, as well as organize a High School Forensics Institute during Summer Session. Highlight of the past year was their outstanding success at the Fresno Raisin Center Tournament. They were judged the best school to participate and swept all the first prizes except one. Sigma Upsilon Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta Sigma Upsilion is the USF chapter of PHI ALPHA THETA, the international honor society in History. Organized in 1921. Phi Alpha Theta is composed of students and professors who have been elected to membership on the basis of excellence in the study or writing of history. A minimum of twelve units in history with a B average is required of undergraduate students, so history majors are not the only ones eligible for membership. At the same time. Phi Alpha Theta is a professional society. Its objective is the promotion of historical study by the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and thought among historians. Sigma Upsilon encourages its members in research and publication with the help of the parent organization through scholarships, awards and publications. Some of the members attended this year’s Regional Conference at Santa Clara, and are now looking forward to the biennial Phi Alpha Theta Conference to be held in San Francisco this December. The USF chapter has also brought together students, teachers and writers of history, both intellectually and socially, with a series of Dinner Meetings. Sigma Upsilon also works with the USF Historical Society on a number of projects. 52 Rifle Team FRONT ROW: William Romano. Paul Beacon. E.Roland. STANDING: Friederich Martin. John Caitmon. David Durrand. William McNeil. Charles Takahashi. Philippine Club 53 The Daily D Staft: John Murphy (Editor). J.m Stark. Robin Fross. Linda Wmant. Bill Gieseker. John Cecch. Randi Sprott.. Michele Ter-kclsen. Helen Scott. Tim Reilly. Daily Don is the campus daily news bulletin, announcing meeting times, changes, visiting speakers, film shows, weekend trips, dances, sports, retreats, seminars, and a hundred other events that are part of USF. The long yellow sheets are found every morning at the entrance to Campion Hall and Harney Science Center. 54 Women’s Premed Society Alpha Sigma Nu Alpha Sigma Nu is the national Jesuit Honor Society, which honors male students of Jesuit colleges and universities who distinguish themselves in scholarship, loyalty and service. Membership is limited to the top 4% of the Junior and Senior classes. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Avakian. John Umekubo. Tom Alessandri. St. Ives Law Society The St. Ives Law Society is an undergraduate organization open to all interested in the study of law and the legal profession. The 1972-73 program included several informal talks by local attorneys, a tour of Hastings School of Law. observing law classes at Kendrick Hall, and a Superior Court trip. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW:-Darlene Puizina. Venus Joy Mesma. Gene del Tredici. Sharon Geiger (Sec.-Treas.). Bob Giusti. Richard Alesci Pres.) 2ND ROW:-Marie Colombo. Colleen McKay. Lee Valenzuela. Cynthia Monreal. Jim Reed. 3RO ROW:-Joanne Colombo. Brian Ratigan. Valarie Hull. Rochelle Bouvom, Hams Cody. NOT PICTURED-Duane Sartori (V.P.) 56 Tri Gamma BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT (SITTING) Margie Leonardi. Carol Farwell. moderator. Carrie Chavis. Diane DeMasi. Jan Panziera. Chris Rolley. Judy Estruth. Francme Seratin. Laurie Call STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Leona Aina. Terry Calop. Patty Driscoll. Marianne Asaro. Kathy Smith. Val Bixby. Mary Jane Lucas. Nancy Brush. Liz St. George. Kathy Dooley. Kathy Ambrose. Bonnie Lcgg. and Marian Actis. NOT PICTURED ARE: Susan Sakowski. Lisa Dunmuire. Diane McKenna. Patty Braun. Val Biancalana. JoAnn Medbery. Nancy Bamthouse. Ellen Dougherty. Bobbie Garner. Diane Mauch. Margo Mellinger. Jeanne Roensch. and Linda Williams. 57 Tri Gamma is a nursing sorority that functions both as a social and service organization. Its social functions deal mainly intercollegiately. while its service functions are community oriented. This sorority is open to all nursing students. Sigma Alpha Epsilon LEFT TO RIGHT: Walt Sullivan. Jim Matteucci. John Lucido. Roger Fontenot. Jeff Johnston. Bruce Rountree. Steve Legnitto. John Gilmore. Bob Tamblm. John Parrish. Jim Gilmore, and Dennis Morris. MOT PICTURED ARE Greg Alvarado. Steve Dunn. Don Legnitto. Brian Morgan. Billy Petrovic. Mike Migliore. Drew Tenerto. Gcroge Lim. Little Sisters of SAE Joanne Cardoni. Sandi Tonelli. Joanne Johnson. Sue Masloch. Diane Vistica. and Gail Picchi. 58 Phi Chi Theta Gamma Lambda Chapter (National Business Fraternity for Women) Officer. Jeanne Kornahrcns. President Pat Serna. Vice President Joan Bacci. Recording Secretary Renee Del Bucchia. Corresponding Secretary PatMau. Treasurer Margot Fourie. Social Chairman Oebbie Gaylord. Professional Chairman Oonna Richardson. Historian Other members: Anna Oel Carlo. Jill Estruth. Marian Marsili. Suzanne Nolan. Mary Bean. Joanne Colo-ombo. Mane Colombo. Carrie Edmonds. Man Lostale. Cindy Monrcal. Dons Reed. Carole Walsh. Rose Madation. Laura Gunn. Stephanie Vmella. Ladies of the Knights Members: DcDce Ahcrne. Nancy 8cttger. Laurie Call. Robin Collins. Judy Estruth. Robin Fross. Donna Graham. Cyn Jee Kelly. Mari Lostale. Debbie Markey. Jan Panziera. Mary Powers. Sue Reynolds Chris Rolley. Diane Smith. Sue Wells. Ladies of the Knights is an organization founded in the Fall semester of 1972 by a group of interested students, male and female. Its purpose is to promote and assist the Knights of Columbus in their various fraternal, social, community and Christian activities. Membership in the organization is open to all female students of USF. and it presently has sixteen active members. Highlights of the past year include: helping the Knights of Columbus with their annual Danny Thomas Leukemia Drive: helping the Knights with the annual blood drive: assisting the Knights at their various social events, including Christmas party and Thanksgiving dinner; serving as hostesses at functions for the pledging of new members of Knights of Columbus. 60 Knights of Columbus Officers: John Celedon Grand Knight MikeGrazioli Deputy Grand Knight Joe Curtin Chancellor Paul Ga pari Warden Dan Lawson Treasurer Mike Bozzini Financial Secretary Loy Linebarger Recording Secretary Members- Dave Barry Greg Baccari Steve 8anchero Steve 8eilma Gene Boscacci Frank Casa bonne Ray Casdbonne Phil Cazahous MikeCetinich Al Comolli Tim Curran Dave Devincenzi Mike Dito Dan Dougherty Charles Garcia Brian Golliday Tom Gross Kevin Hiler Dave Love Gary Luttringer Ed McGuirk Mike McKenna Bill Murphy Dennis Quinn Mark Shustoff Justin Smith Brian Sullivan Ed Tredinick Ron Vannucchi RaulVasquez Jerry Yalon Dave Zisser 61 Scabbard and Blade Roster: Bob Arosteguy. Dan Bonnet. Les Candee (Sgt. at Arms). Lucien Canton. Tony Coroalles (Treasurer). Roger Fontenot. Dave Georgi (Vice President). Glen Hart. Lee Howe. Phil tdiart. Frank lau, Rick Mattingly. Jim McCann (President). Rick Mollica. Nick Paun. Joe Piasta. John Waters. Scabbard and Blade is a millitary honor society dedicated to making its members better officers and informed members of their communities. The pledge period, conducted biannually. is designed to be both a time of trial and instruction. 62 Embers I he Embers are the official hostesses for the University and ROTC Department. As an active service organization on campus, their activities include hostessing at receptions, ushering at graduation, touring groups around the campus and visiting Letterman Hospital. In conjunction with the ROTC Department, the Embers enjoy participation in the various ceremonies and field trips. Members: Beth Amaral. Cccclia Anderson. Gig� Aquino. Jackie Cnnor. Sue Donch. Carolyn Edmonds. Kathy Elliott. Sherrie Elliott. Eileen Farley. Bridget Flanagan. Nancy Freeman. Lynn Jimenez. Mary Keating. Donna Keuper Monica Macch.agodena. Maggie McKenna. Bridget Moran. 8arbara N.cco. Roberta Nicco. Gail Picchi, Ann Purcell. Joan Quinn. Mary Wis$. 63 Historical Society The U$F Historical Society is a group of students interested in broadening their knowledge of history. The Society is open to undergraduates and graduates, and includes both history majors and non-majors. Activities this year included a student-faculty coffee hour, a film about Hitler s Germany, and a film about China. Under the direction of their Moderator. Dr. Frank Beach. Chairman of the USF History Department, the Historical Society has spent the major portion of this year in preparation for their Twentieth Anniversary Celebration. Members: Robert Clossen Sheldon Cypm Lucie Gikovich Elizabeth M. Hayes Marie Higginbotham David Kennedy Buzz Kiley MiaKilmartm Mary Lannon Claire McCaffrey Carlos Ortiz 64 Irish Club The Irish Club is primarily a social organization which aims to spread an Irish form of kinship and joyful unity throughout the entire university. It arranges activities with an Irish flavor, especialy around St. Patrick’s Day. Though basically an ethnic organization, the Irish Club is open to all students. Each year at Christmas, the Club collects toys for needy children in the neighborhood surrounding the university. 1972-1973 Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Patrick Dempsey Sandra Vaiputic Margaret McKenna Patrick McCormick Omicron Theta Chi Omicron Theta Chi. USF's Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Honor Fraternity, has been an integral part of the university since 1963. Qualifications for membership emphasize not only superior academic achievement but also qualities of initiative, loyalty, and a true sense of brotherhood. Omicron has been active both on and off campus. The fraternity has conducted counseling for pre-professional underclassmen, and has offered tutuoring services to those enrolled in biology courses. In addition. Omicron has contributed to the community in its volunteer work at Shriners' Hospital and the Fleishhacker Re-habilitation Center. Brothers: John Avakian (President). Rino Bau. Royce Biddle. Ken Christopher. Bill Crowley.Bernie Dolan. Dino Dreisbach. Dan Dwyer. Brad Ehikian (Treasurer). Emile Firpo. Tom Fitzgerald. Orran Fraenzl. Bill Gillbrech. Mark C. Glassy. Rich Gray. Kevin Hiler. Dan Kiley. Frank Lau. Jerry Leong. Rich Morgan. Jeff Moy. Mike Norton. Bill Parker. John Petrmi. Tom Poug. Alan Pope. Bill Roche. Tom Safranck. Rod Sanden. Frank Shannon. Pete Squellati. Thomas Stieger. Charlie Sutter (Secretary). Larry Sutter. John Tarpey. Doug Taylor. John Umekubo (Vice Pres.). Kim Wong. Emeraudes The Emeraudes are a social and service organization which serves to promote unity among the co eds of U.S.F. Activities include the presentation of Crystal Ice. the winter formal, which this year attracted over five hundred students. During the spring semester, the Emeraudes hold their annual Mother-Daughter breakfast. and a champagne party, as well as helping to co-ordinate parties of other campus clubs. As a service to the community every year, the Emeraudes host an Easter Party for a group of needy children. For the students of U.S.F., they sponsor talks by persons renowned in their respective fields (such as the talk by Dr. Michael Cavanaugh given this year). Each year the Emeraudes help with the blood drive, and if that were not enough, they usher at the graduation exercises. They are an active organization. 67 Active Members: DeOee Aherne. Jean Caramatti. Cathy Carroll. Barbara Creedon. Merit Dowling. Nancy DeMartmi. Pat Guillen. Paula Lewis. Franc me Long. Lorie McCabe. Claire McCaffery. Janice McCrea. Kathy Miller. Jean Schweifler. Ruth Smith. Susan Wells. Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi. the International Professional Fraternity for Students of Business and Economics, is the oldest fraternity on campus. The Borthers of Delta Sigma Pi are involved in almost every facet of university life. The Rose Dance, which is the Social Event of the Year. is an annual presentation of the fraternity. As well as inviting renowned personalities to speak at the university, they also sponsor the annual Christmas Party for orphans. Officers: President. Tom Guilloy: Senior Vice Pres.. Mike Bartel; Junior Vice Pres.. Steve San Filippo. V.P. for Prof. Activ.. Gary Thomas; Secretary. Jim Dignan; Treasurer. Bill lichtenberger; Chancellor. Bal Dreyfus. Historian. Steve Kane. Social Chairman. Jim Fop-piano; Athletic Chairman. Jerry Foune. 68 Members; Jim Bari. Steve Beilina. Mike Boerio. Roger Lalanne. Ron Mainini. Al Marchesi. John McHugh. Steve Minucciani. Paul Pritchard. Peter Shallish. Erick Tom. Dimitri Vinpaeff. Andy Zeisler. Naturalist Club “Nature is loved by what is best in us. It is loved as the city of God The sunset is unlike anything that is underneath it: it wants men. And the beauty of nature must always seem unreal and mocking, until the landscape has human figures that are as good as itself.” Emerson 69 70 Basketball The 1972-73 U.S.F. Don hoopsters rolled to a decisive 12-2 record to capture their second consecutive WCAC title, to show once again that basketball is here to stay at U.S.F. With an overall 23-5 record, their best since the 1965-66 season. U.S.F. advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the second consecutive year. In the opener, coach Bob Gaillard's nineteenth-ranked Dons ran into third-ranked Long Beach State University, with all of the oddsmakers predicting that once again Long Beach would eliminate U.S.F. from the tourney. The Dons proceeded to shock everyone but themselves and the faithful few at U.S.F. by handing Long Beach a crushing defeat. 77-67. This win earned the Dons a second try at defeating those notorious fellows of the University of California. Los Angeles, who had humiliated them earlier in the season. Throughout the first half of this rematch.” the Dons once again confounded the odds-makers by staying within one point of the lead. Unfortunately. U.C.L.A. went on to win the contest. 54-39. 74 75 76 The 1972-73 Dons were led by senior guard Michael Quick, who commanded a highly respectable 17.9 average. His runningmate was all WCAC junior guard forward Phil Smith, who led the team in scoring with a 20.9 average. At one corner was senior Snake'' Jones, with a 10.6 average, and a 9.7 rebounding average. Playing at the other corner was all WCAC junior forward Kevin Restani. who averaged 18.7 points per game, while pulling rebounds from the boards to the tune of 12.4 per game. Finally, choking up the middle was sophomore sensation Eric Fernsten. who averaged 10.2 points per game, as well as keeping an average of 9.9 rebounds per contest. 77 78 79 STANDING (L-R): Ken Harris. 8rad Quanstrom. Eddie Chow. Phil Smith. John Saich. Eric Fcrnsten. Byron -Snake Jones. Kevin Restam. Phil White. Anthony Lewis. Mike Quick. John Boro. KNEELING (L-R): George Greco. George Baljevich. Dan Belluommi. Robert Gaillard. Phil Stumpo. Rick Van Tuyle. Bob Giron. Mark Murray. 80 Baseball 81 82 83 84 Unfortunately, there was neither a list of baseball team members, nor a team photograph available. Soccer 87 88 89 Intromurals John Taylor Staff: John Taylor. Cindy Monteral. Sr. Jane Russell. Colene Currie. Joe Bassi. Lou Harris. Liz Oea. 90 Open to all interested individuals attending U.S.F. in some capacity, the intromurals department not only kept its participants in good physical condition, but educated them as well. Throughout the year, the department participated in activities which included basketball. football, volleyball, bicycling and weekend excursions. The department, headed by John Taylor, served as the organization most representative of the school, serving over three thousand students. 91 92 93 94 ' 95 I bot my mother says I have to cjo to ooLLecje -first There 15 a. coitecje rear my hodse cal Led USF. 7h t Kvaeans University ofScivx Francisco. I cyj there arcL visit sometimes- I get dressed my best dnd teLL my mother Or cjomcj to college. She usudLLy Laughs. The first t)me 1 Visited USF •Lhere- to ere some people oho seemed to joe as neio as I uoas. They had to cdrrcj Lots ot papers and hdd +0 stand in. Lorvcj Lmes. They ctve called fresh, me r . 98 99 Oyoce dt the ooLLecje -there coas Interncftionol Geek. There to a s an international v ass, international bcu44r, dnol an Internationa L nicjkfc. There coere d Lot ot things at International loeek. rt tods' tlAKX. 101 6at I guess it is not aLL fun dt UST. The re are people that uoork too. They dre called students most op the P me. Ihe read and do experiments olno| oorite papers. The - wen Learr dbout pooL m the UC. that weans univ'ersit-Y ce nter- NTERSESSiON UNIVERSITY C HOURS CENTER DEC 13 JAN 13 MOM SAT 30 SUN 6 PM 20 AFTER JAN. 13 REGULAR HOURS 102 103 There is c serious sv Ae Lo 0 f -too . [ iere coere -things Like. The Comik Wi Report ca� 4 s'Kxdler.'t eLectiov st cji'xcl wcirvy c oocj speakers. The spedke s mcLaoled The reo. RdL(ok dloe rh ccik f. Lmo c JiViesS, sen. Mdrk U3itly ‘Bv’oum, sen. Brock, Dolores Mue 4- 3,civ ct Li. Col. shefttuck, ctr e - Pou). 104 fliere u er dances and pLav s, too. durirtcj ike y c )r. Ke oldtfces hctc( suck groups ds Bufck tOKdcks c d ■tk cjldss paxks( -olu-ruKv-cld-rurt, Cricjeoi ., Scj fAdc, and Joy oCCookmcj. “The plays toere Jke. Lady's Kejen e by tke. MweJkovloe, Indie! ., Ma ey NJicjkt dtik °ec(ipus dt Colpnos, dno) Mock Ado Alooud AJo'thi c) by U$F5CoLLe e Players. 106 V- v Durnocj the. yee cffc USF r tocCtcked '(ke dorr cc LLe4 PheLcm MdLL cjeL - ixeol -toy- c bosi ess SchooL, c n { people cJe1f K.cj recAcl ■fe selL t eer ok cc pos. 108 Ard I coent +o see 4 he. Lds4 4hmc that happens c(t OSF. They caLL it graduation. TTiey shake, hands ihene dnd Lqucjk c rd get a piece ot jpd er Its called a decree. X guess t means oa. cdvi dsWond t. X thm(c 4hdt I -b graduate s rne cj«V,+ oo Mdyloe mother IS right. 109 Seniors ALESCI, RICHARD A. ACTIS. MARIAN MARGARET Tomorrow is the wine of wonder it teaches all there is to teach and if we're patient and we talk to one another there'll soon be nothing we can’t reach. Rod McKuen ADAMS. CONSTANCE JOAN There's a divinity that shapes our ends. Rough hew them how we will. —Hamlet AHERN. THOMAS AHKAI, GARDENIA ALLEN. BOB ALESSANDRI, THOMAS D. It takes two of you to get born, but only one of you to die. —William Faulkner ALVARADO. DOLORES I. ANDERSON. BARBARA ALVARO. ROSEMARY A. ALVAREZ. RAFAEL Z. ANDERSON. SHARON AMARAL. ELIZABETH LYNN 113 ARRIETA, RICHARD A. AQUINO, ROGER T. Let it be known to all. I finally made it. ARATA, BEVERLY It is only important to love the world to regard the world ourselves all beings with love, admiration respect. H. Hesse ARMANINO. BARBARA ASARO, MARIANNE C. ARMSTRONG, KEVIN Education properly used, can be the fulcrum from which we can move the universe. AVAKIAN, JOHN H. Never turn it down, for opportunity never knocks twice. E. 0. Mohawk AYOOB, NANCY BACCI, DIANNA AVANZINO, STEVEN C. BANCHERO. JOHN S. BAHMANZADEH, IRAJ BARONE, RICHARD S. BALLESTRASSE, JOANNE LOUISE We have enough religion to hate one another, but not enough to love Jonathan Swift 115 BARANEK, DEBORAH BARUUCH, JEANNE You may think I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one... Perhaps some day you will join us and the world will be one by John Lennon BETTGER. NANCY L. “I do not fear tomorrow, for I remember yesterday and I love today. E.A. White BEKELE, WUBISHET BIDEGARY. THOMAS M. BIDDLE. ROYCE J. I didn't say that I didn’t say it I said that I didn't say that I I said it I want to make that clear George Romney. 1968 BENOIT. JOHN W I've never been able to accept authority and I've always been in trouble for it. My parents did their absolute best, but I'm just another stumbling-along. blind human being trying to do it without the instruction booklet. David Crosby Mom. Kathie Pat. thanks for the chance. BISHARAT, BISHARA BLACK, KEVIN ANTHONY Thanks Mom. Dad. family and friends. BILICH, ELIZABETH BLAKE, WENDELL D. BLAKE, EDWARD BLANCO. MARIE C. BLAKE, PATRICK PIERSON Isn't it beautiful to do nothing and after doing nothing to rest, if the Lord wills it; Praise God! Yipee! —P. Blake 117 BLOOD. JAMES M. BLUM. JOANN LINDA BOERIO, MICHAEL BLUITT, DEBORAH BONNET. DANIEL GEORGE May you live in interesting times. —Ancient Chinese Curse BOEDDEKER, JAMES A. Sigh. BLUME. KATHRYNE M. BOREMAN, STEPHEN BORRAS, SUSAN BOSCACCI, GENE I hanks. Mom Dad for this opportunity. BISSON, ANDREW T. BORAGNO. LINDA BREWER, DAN BRASESCO, DARLENE JANET May we all share peace and happiness together. 119 BUENAVENTURA. GIL CALL. THOMAS P. BUCHANAN,JEAN BURTON. JAMES ELVIS BURKET, WILLIAM G. One cannot journey far enough in this lifetime Special tnanks to my parents and family who made my education possible. BURKE. SHEILA I � CALLEN, FRANCINE CANDANO, WILFREDO B. Thanks mom and dad for making this possible “All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” CAVAZOS. GLORIA CALLAHAN CHERYL For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed —Kahlil Gibran Thanks Mom and Dad CANDEE, LESTER G. CANZIAN, SHEILA A. CANNON, LAWRENCE 121 I CAPPA, CLAUDE L. CARAMATTI, JEAN CARDANI. JOANNE M. CARROLL JR., THOMAS J. CARINI, MICHAEL J. CASABONNE, FRANCOIS R. CARRAWAY, FERN I've come an long way's, but I still have an long way to go. CASEY, JAMES J. CASSOU, RONALD M. CARROLL, CATHERINE ELIZABETH CHAM, RICHARD C. CECCONI, SUSAN LOUISE CHAMBERS, DANA S. CELEDON, JOHN A. 123 CHAVIS. CARRIE M. Mom. thanks for the love, encouragement, understanding, prayers and for just being there. CHEN, MING-SHUN H. Self-trust is the essence of heroism.” CHONG. CHRISTINA D. CHESO. GIL CHOW, LIZ LAETITIA CHEUNG. AGNES CHOW, KEITH CHRISTIAN, DALE DENICE We as Blacks recognize we have given something to the world and we're proud. Thanks to my parents I’ve found my place. CHUNG. TONY CHOY, JOSEPH H. COATES. JEAN CLARK, MARGARET COFFER, DEAN E. CLIFFORD, JOHN E. 125 COMFORT. MICHAEL G. CODOY, HARRIS BOCAR The permanent temptation of life is to confuse dreams with reality. The permanent defeat of life comes when dreams are surrendered to reality. Boondocks!!! James A. Michener COLLINS. LAURA TAKACS To Dad. Mom and Bob— Thank you for your love and your help. Beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know John Keats COLOSIMO, LORETTA MARIE CONWAY. PATRICK COLWELL. KATHERINE You are a child of the universe; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you. no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. —Desiderata COOKE. SUSAN COYLE JR., E.J. CREEDON, BARBARA CRITZ, ANNE CUNNINGHAM, BRUCE CRONIN, KAREN CUNEO, JOHN CORERIS, MANUEL I will go to the bank by the woods and become undisguised and naked. I am mad for it to be in contact with me. Whitman •% 127 CURTIN. JOSEPH CURRAN. MARY LOU DAVIS. DIANE DE LEON. LESLIE K. DAJANI. MOHAMMAD A. With much appreciation for my parents on a day I’ll never forget. CU-UNJIENG, VICTOR H. To my beloved parents Thanking them for making all this possible. I will try to become all that I had promised myself. DEL TREDICI, GENE VICTOR DELLA-SANTA, DENISE A. 'Ms it so small a thing to enjoy the sun. to have lived light in the DENTON. KATHRYN J. spring to have loved to have thought to have done? Matthew Arnold DEMARTINI. NANCY DETTLING, MICHAEL J. DEMPSEY. PATRICK P. Some men see things as they are and ask. Why? I dream things never dreamed and ask. Why not?” —Alfred Lord Tennyson Thanks. Mom and Dad. 129 DE LOS REYES, ROBERTO DOUGHERTY. DANIEL DEVENCENZI. DAVID DINEEN. KEVIN DOMBRINK, JOHN The time is past when good men may be silent.” D.Berrigan DOWNING. WILLIAM H. DONOVAN. JOHN M. DREISBACH, LEONARD DREWS. MIKE A bird in the hand is worth two bushmaster snakes. —Conrad Jacob Hansen III DUNGAN II. JOSEPH M. DRIESSEA, DONNA DUNNE. JAMES LOUIS DUNKIN, ELIZABETH J. DYER. JAMES R. DUNN, SUE ELLEN M. The secret source of humor is not joy. but sorrow. There is no humor in heaven. Mark Twain 131 EVANS, ANTHONY EKUNKE, EDWARD ELLIOTT, KATHLEEN D. ELLIOTT. LESLIE A. EVANS, GLYNIS ESTACIO, IRONCO C. FANDUS, HANI D. FELIX, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH “We've gotten this far; the future is a world limited only by ourselves. Many thanks to my parents for the past, and to Laura for the future. FERNANDEZ. JULIE D. FELISILDA. SYLVIA DIAZ FIRPO, EMILE J. FIRTH, JOHN E. FINAN, ELLEN C. FI LICE, MICHAEL I'd rather feel compunction than know its definition —Thomas d'Kempis 133 FLYNN, MARY P. FITZGERALD, CATHY L. FITZGERALD, KEVIN R. FITZGERALD. MARY E. FONTANA, RONALD FITZSIMMONS, JOHN FOO, PETER FORNERET, ERIC FUSCO. WILLIAM FRAGG, THOMAS FRICK, KATHY FREEMAN, NANCY A. It's all psychosomatic! 135 GARCIA. SISTER A., S.N.D. DE NAMUR I am grateful to God for what has come to pass. GALVEZ, CHRISTINE MARIE G. GALLAGHER. TIMOTHY P. GARCIA, VALERIE GAMBOA. THEODORE D. AGUIRRA. FRANCES GARIBALDI, JERRY J. GEORGI, DAVID GARRISON, PAMELA D. GASTON, JANET GHERINI, THOMAS GERALDI, MARIE To live is to share.. Thanks Mom and Dad for making this possible. GIANNONE, ELIZABETH GIANNINI, DENNIS C. You don't need to worry Girl you got no money People on the river are just happy to give Creedance Clearwater Reviva. GIANFORTE, JOSEPH M. GLASS, LOLA L. GLISCHINSKI, RITA GILMORE, JAMES MARTIN Farewell companions both loyal and daring. I'll lay-down my life for the Emerald Isle. —Tom MacGuire. 1870 GIOANA, SUZANNE RENEE It is only important to love the world... to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with love, admiration and respect. by Herman Hesse GUMERLOCK, MARY KATHERINE GONZALEZ, OSCAR L. GRANGE. THERESE GORSUCH, MARY JEAN GRAHAM, RITA S. GRATON, PAULA Some men see things as they are and say. why? I dream things that never were and say. why not? R.Kennedy GRANT, ROBERT Our ability to be happy grows in proportion with our ability to give. GRAY, RICHARD GVJ U.EN, WAR A PATR C A HARRIS. BRENDA HANCOCK. JOHN HARRIS. KEN HARRINGTON. MICHAEL B. HARRISON, BARBARA A. Man struggles to find life outside himself unaware that the life he is seeking is within him. —Kahlil Gibran HARTNEY, STEPHEN HASS. CLAIRE J. Peace my brothers. HARTMAN, DANIEL J. HAYES, ELIZABETH MARY A little learning leads men away from the truth; a large learning confirms the truth.” —Hilaire Belloc HATCH, RONALD E. HAYES. PATRICIA M. HATTAR, ISAM K. HEGERHORST. KATHLEEN HICKOCK, ROBERT HENNINGSEN, SISTER MARY KATHLEEN HENRY, JR., DELBERT V. Great Shot! HENTLEY, JEWELEAN SAMPSON HIGGINBOTHAM, DORCAS HO, CAROL C. 144 HITE, ROSS THOMAS HORAN. CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH, CHESTER D. HOWELL, NORMA JEAN IRVING, ZOE V. HOLLISTER, CATHLEEN S. The question came to me. Is there more that I could be? Then I opened up my eyes to what I am inside. ISKIKIAN, RHODA JACKSON, ANTHONY C. JAMES. DAPHYNE If the teacher is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind Kahil Gibran Thanks mom and dad for making everything possible during these years. JENKINS. VALATA I. JOHNSON, ARLENE CARCY May peace reign in your heart. JOHNSON, JOANNE E. JIMENEZ, LYNN MARIE Taking time to love is. most of all. caring enough to not hold on too tightly and yet not run too loose. McKuen JONES, ROBERT A. 146 JOHNSTON. JEFF KAO, PENNY JOUNG, MARGARITA SONG JA Learning is the most important thing. Try hard! You will never lose anything. KAYS, MARGARET M KANE. STEPHEN Thanks to my family and friends. KEECH, ANDREA KELLY, SUZANNE MARIE KIERNAN, BRIAN FRANCIS KERCH, PATRICIA KING, CHRISTINE KERN, SUSAN KIM, JAE C. KIRAMIS. JOHN If you first do not succeed .. .cheat! —A wise old Turk KOVALESKY, ANDREA May all our dreams be memories - Thanks Mom and Dad and Nan. 148 KLEE. LAURA A. KRUEGER. KATHERINE P. KOCH. JANET Instead of our drab slogging forth and back to the fishing boats, there's a reason to life! We can lift ourselves out of ignorance. We can be free. We can learn to fly! —Richard Bach. Johnathan Livington Seagull KWANG, SPENCER KOLENDA, MARY JO LAI. THOMAS YUEN-CHEN Yesterday I learned there was forever LaLANNE, ROGER LEANDER, MARY LYNN LEE. ALVIN LANNING. LINDA LEE LAVROUSHIN, ANGELINA LAU, FRANKLIN Y.P. LAWSON, DANIEL L. LEHIGH, SUSAN 150 LEE, NINA T. LENTZ, MARY M. LEGNITTO, STEPHEN ALBERT LEISTER, ANDREW LEM, JEAN H. LEONARDI, LINDA R. LEWANG, MATTHEW LICHTENBERGER, WILLIAM R. LIM. GEORGE EDWARD WEI KUO Learned Hand: A man’s life, like a piece of tapestry, is made up of many strands which interwoven make a pattern: to separate a single one and look at it alone, not only destroys the whole, but gives the strand itself a false value. LINDEMANN. DOROTHY ANN LIPPI, THOMAS D. Something further may follow of this masquerade. —Herman Melville LINDSEY, JR., TOMMIE LO, JUDY LO, WILLIE LONG JR., FORD LUCERO. MARY LOSADA. GARY M. LULUQUISEN, EPMINIA LUCERO. HENRY 152 MAGUIRE, DANIEL MA, KAI-SHUM You can't afford to take life seriously; you're not going to get out of it alive anyway. —Karl Douglass MANCAVAGE, CYNTHIA MARTINELLI, DAVID MARSHALL, SAUNDRA FLEWELLEN With love and gratitude to my mother. MARYMEE, SHIRLIE Education is that which we remember after we have forgotten all we learned in school. MALONE, EILEEN MARIE MATTEUCCI, JAMES f 154 MANGUS, KAREN C. McAllister, Patrick f. MAYESKI, SIMON J. MASLACH. SUZANNE McADAM, DEBRA V. McCarthy, donna MARIE Only one thing matters-that wherever we go however we go. we hear the music of life. McCOLLUM, GREGG mcdermott, lynn b. The best is yet to come. McDonnell, john McENTEE, KATHLEEN We just want to be together in love, in justice, in truth and commitment to others so that we can make of this world a new world —M.L. King McGowan, cecilia McFALL, MARGARET J. McGOWAN, EILEEN McGRAW, TOM Thank you Mom. Dad. Max and Mae. McKENNA, MICHAEL R. MclNERNEY, MICHELE P. Mcloughun. Patricia MclNERNEY, JOHN KEVIN McKILLIP, VIRGINIA What paralyzes life is the failure to believe and the failure to dare. —Chardin 156 McNamara, mary “Choose life—only that and always, and at whatever risk. To let life leak out. to let it wear away by the mere passage of time, to withhold giving it and spreading it is to choose nothing. —Sr. Hellen Kelley MEDEIROS, LINEL McLEAN, MARGARET R. MERJANO, JOANNE METZLER, DORETTA A. MESINA, VENUSJOY A. MELANSON, MICHAEL A. The West of which I speak is but another name for the wild; and what I have been preparing to say is. that in wildness is the preservation of the world. —Henry David Thoreau 157 MILLER. CATHERINE M. MILLER, SISTER GLORIA MINKIN. STEPHEN E. MARIE MILLER, KATHLEEN E. MIMS, BRENDA A. MITCHELL, PAUL DAVID I seek only to be free, and once free, faithful. 158 MOGANNAM. JIHAD MOLLOY, JOSETTE M. MORALES. BEATRIZ EUGENIA G. MO. CHUNG-KANG You turn a corner and things change like wrinkles changing into dimples and nightime changing into day. —Rod McKuen MONTESCLAROS. MICHELE MORAN. MICHELE MOONEY. ANNE A. Thanks Mom and Dad. 159 MORI, DONNA J. 160 MORGAN, RICHARD MOORE. ROSALYN C. MORRIS. DENNIS J. If you can just smile Your life would be worthwhile.” MORRAR, AHMAD MORLEY, KRISTINA Ours is not to question why. but only to take it and run. MUMAUGH, EARL T. My life has just begun; peace and goodwill to all. r MURPHY, JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY, MICHAEL CORNELIUS MURPHY, SHEILA M. MUSTANICH. SISTER CAROLE MARIE MURPHY, WILLIAM C. MIYAMOTO. WINNIFRED K. MURRAY, LYNN JOAN MURPHY. BARBARA J. A bird does not sing because he has an answer: he sings because he has a song. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. NAKYEJWE, SISTER ANN BENIGNA 162 NAGY. SUZANNE C. NELSON, KEVIN M. NARKSUSOOK, ARKRAPHUN NELSON. LYNDA A. NEILAN, MICHAEL In view of this battle one may ask. What separates the enlightened man from the savage? Is civilization a thing distinct, or is it an advanced stage of barbarism? Herman Melville NELSON. THERESA M. Play for more than you can afford to lose, and you will learn the game. —Churchill NICCO, BARBARA NICCO, ROBERTA NOLAN. SUZANNE M. in memories too close to NG, STEPHEN S. the present to call past, but past enough to say it can never happen again .. NICOLINI, JANET FRANCES NORTON, MICHAEL P. NISHIJIMA, PAUL Y. A warm respite From this cold-sweat trip. 163 NUTTER, ANDREA YVETTE O’LEARY. DEBORAH M. O’BRIEN. JOHN V. 164 O’BRIEN. JAMES H. OLSON. SHELIA M. O BRIEN. PATRICK OLIVO. DAVID Thank God and a lot of money! PAGANO, JOHN Never follow horses in a parade.” W.C. Fields PADGETT, HENRY J. Education. I fear, is learning to see one thing by going blind to another. —Aldo Leopold ORTIZ, CARLOS M. PARTMANN. WILLIAM B. PANGILAN, AMALA PARUN, DEBRA PARRISH. JOHN E. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music, however measured or far away. Thoreau Thanks Mom and Dad 165 PAYNE, SHIRLEY JEAN Never put off until tomorrow that which you can do today. 166 PAUN, NICHOLAS WILLIAM PELLEGRINI. NANCI PEAKE, DONA SHARIE PENDERGAST, PATRICIA M. PEHRSON, MICHAEL J. PEREIRA. MARIA J. PETERS. MARK RICHARD Ich will meine Eltern recht herzlich danken fuer Alles. was sie fuer mich getan haben. PETERSON. MARION PETROVIC, MIHAJLO D. PHILLIPS. DWIGHT PHAIR, MICHELE PHASON. DOUGLAS PERILLO, RITA Communication, verbal, or non-verbal is a bargin Thanks Mom and Dad. between individuals. It’s Great! 167 PICCHI, GAIL Give your hearts, but not into each other's keeping: for only the hand of Life can contain your hearts. PIPER, MARGARET PIASTA, JOE PRECIADO, DOLORES MARIE PIZZA, JEAN PRENDIVILLE, SEAN PATRICK PLACEK, A. CHARLES Everything that limits us we have to put aside.” —J.L.S. QUICK, MICHAEL PRIBYL, GREGORY MICHAEL RAFFAELLI, WAYNE RAFFETTO, JOHN M. QUOCK, THEODORE H. If only you could major in extracurricular activities. R.Lirock RANGHIASCI, EUGENE J. RASONABE, JUAN C. REBUS, SISTER ANNA MARIA 170 REBOLLINI, JAMES L. REYFF, ROBERT R. RHEIN, MARGARET A. RETTAGUATA, JOAN REED, JR., JAMES There's a greater hand than mine in this RO. KYUNG O. ROBINSON, DANIEL JAMES Man ultimately decides for HIMSELF! And in the end. education must be education toward the ability to decide. Victor Frankl ROSSI, DONALD L. ROGER, LYNNE M. RUGGERI, ROSANNA MARIA Grazie. Mamma e Papa. RUGGERI. ELAINE M. Thanks. Mom and Dad. SALLES. THALE ROUNTREE, BRUCE You only live twice, once when you are born, and once when you look death in the face. RUIZ, JESUS F. I give thanks to my wife for making these possible not as an end but as a means to do my duty in humanity. RYAN, MARSHA RUO, CATHERINE A. SAIKI, JEANNETTE E. SANCHEZ, JOAQUIN RYAN, PATRICIA L. RYAN, JOSEPH STEVE SANDERS. GARY E. Golly to think that this degree cost only $10,000.00! 172 SARGENT, SUSAN SARMIENTO, EFREN P. SANTOS. MARIGUITA B. SCHIEFFER, JOSEPH SCHIPPER, CHUCK SAUDANI, MAOELINE SARTORI. DUANE P. I fear no man and very few women. SAN FILIPPO. STEVEN Thanks one and all for the past, present and my future. SCOTT, KATHLEEN M. 174 SHARAZZA. JULIE SELEGUE, MONICA SHEA. MARIE SCHWARZGRUBER, THOMAS SHANAHAN, ANN SCOTTO III. VINCENT J. Just a typical poly sci. major trying to strike a balance between idealism realism. Other than that. I just couldn't think of ANYTHING HEAVY TO SAY. SHEAN, CHRISTOPHER J. SINERCHIO, CARLA SHELTON. DOUGLAS R. SIEUX, GEOFFREY SILVEIRA, FLAVIO SIMONCINI. PETER SMITH, GREGORY R. A picture is worth a thousand words. 175 SOUDANI, TARIK S. SMITH, LINDA B. SMITH, REGINALD B. SMITH. LAUREEN D. “May the Gods deliver us from too critical an age. Cross-eyed, near-sighted men are born, who instead of looking out and bathing their eyes in the deep heavens, introvert them, and think to walk erect and not stumble by withing their feet and not by preserving pure hearts. Thoreau SMITH. SID SOUSA, WLADIMIR SOLON, SUZANNE Ml SQUELLATI, PETER CHARLES STEMPEL, GEORGE J. STOUT, ELIZABETH R. STARK. DIANNE SUDDUTH, DARRYL J. STROHMAIER, MARK STUCKEY, TIMOTHY SULLIVAN, MARY MARGARET The capacity to care is the thing which gives life its greatest significance. Thanks Mom and Dad. 177 SULLIVAN. WALTER A. The future is what we make of it; GRASP AND MASTER IT. —Sullivan 178 SUSIN, LUISA SWALLOW. PAMELA A. TAMBLIN. ROBERT SULLIVAN, MICHAEL PATRICK Lord by your cross and ressurection you have set us SZABATURA. ANDREW free. You are the savior of the World. TAKESHITA, SUSAN H. Much love and thanks to my parents, family, friends and especially Harry. TAN, JAN L. TANG, EMMA HSAO WEN TAN. CHRIS C.Y. Be of Love a little more careful than of everything TOLLKUHN, ARTHUR W. TEMPEL, SYLVIA I. Serve the Lord in joy St. John Bosco TAKEDA, TOMIKO TERKELSEN, MICHELE 179 TOMPKINS, TERRENCE P. I was a Peer. Are not we all? TRIGUEROS, MANUEL ANTONIO TRAINOR, WILLIAM MICHAEL TRUETT, DENISE A. Love is the only satisfactory answer to the Problem of human existance. Eric Fromm TUCKER. BARBARA ELAINE TRESMONTAN, DAVID G. The road goes ever on and on and I must follow if I can. until it joins some larger way where many paths and errands meet and whither then? I cannot say Bilbo There are no absolutes for something so relative as a human life. VALPUTIC, SANDRA VAMINI. JACK UMEKUBO, JOHN I. I’m just beginning to see. Now I am on my way. —Moody Blues VEGA, LUZ A. VANCE, NORMAN D. Better Late than Never VERA, ISABELITA A. VAN HORNE, DENISE 181 WAGNER, BERTA 182 WAKEFIELD. CLINTON D. WEHR, WENDY LYNN WALITSCH, JAMES K. WELLS, JAMES R. Our task is not to create an idyllic environment peopled by the poor, our task is to create a decent environment peopled by the proud. VORSATZ, KARL R. WARD, BERNARD Robert S. McNamara WHITE. ROBERT EVAN Dubious situations invariably take good care of themselves.” WICHER, JOHN WHELAN. DANIEL EDWARD Life is not measured by how long you live; it is measured by how you live. WILLIAMS. FABIENNE ANNETTE One must not tie a ship to a single anchor, nor life to a single hope Epictitus WILKENSON, CAROIYNNE WILLIAMS. DONALD WILLSON. FRANCES Time it was. and what a time it was. It was .. a time of innocence a time of confidences Paul Simon 183 WINTER, DIANE 184 WINANT, LINDA MAE Speak your truth quietly and clearly: and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant: they too have their story. —Desiderata WONG, TAFT This isn't me. folks. WONG, FRANK WONG, WILTON J. WOO. DOREEN WRIGHT, JANE F. WU, RICARDO WRIGHT, GLENN YOUNG, GALE JEANETTE WURM, VIVIAN L. YAROSHOFF, CYNTHIA N. YOUNG, EVA ZACARIAS, FREDDIE P. ZARUR, YUSUF ZELNIK, JOAN E. Thanks to my family whose sacrifices made this possible. ZISSER, DAVID HERBERT AU. VIVIEN W. ZEISLER. ANDREW EDWARD ZARKA, JEANNE It is well to give when asked, but only through understandingdo we enjoy giving without being asked. k RONAN, JULIA ANNE To be thus is nothing, but to be safely thus. —Shakespeare What though the radience which was once so bright Be now forever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, or glory in the flower: We will grieve not. rather find Strength in what remains behind: ... -Wordsworth Juniors a Mary Agnelli Denise Aherne MaryAnnc Alma Jose Karl Anderson Greg Baccan Linda Barconey Catherine Beltramo Louise Beye Faxon Bishop Mary Bofinger Mary Braunreiter Maria Bravo Katherine Bray Tom Bressan Andrew Brooks Steven Brown Steve Brugaletta Diane Brunmg Claudia Bruno Jeanne Cahn 190 Jeffrey Calhoon lucien Canton Calvin Carter Greg Casagrandc Dora Casares EmilynChee Vivian Chen Chris Chew Gmu Colombo Margaret Conti Lily Cortes TaunConsentmo Sharon Cotter 8ienvemdoCruz. Jr. Jose E. Cruz Jose G. Cruz Thomas D'Angelo Bernard Defontame Kathy Denison Rebecca Derichswciier 191 John Dierks Joanne Domecus Sue Donch Gary Dorighi Rick Drmnen Karen Dunn Stephen Dunn Sharon-Mae Elliott Leonardo Enriquez Carlos Esciarnado Mam E tv mad Dominic Etim Eillecn Farley Dolores Ferguson Jesus Fernandez. Jr. Pilar Fernandez Rosario Fernandez Margot Fourie Ellen Froehlo Georgina Gambero 192 Paul Gaspari Debbie Gaylord Kathy Goo Greg Gillen Mark Glassy John Grandsaert George Gray James Green Colleen Halloran Glen Hart Sabina Hathaway Dick Higgins David Hinkley Margie Holy Leo Howe Kathy Hughes Roseanna Hughes Helbert Hui Valene Hull Michelle Hurtado 193 Rosemary Inscrto Barbara Johnston Denise Kakures Akira Kamakura Janet Keane Michael Keating Colleen Kendall Anwar Khenaisscr Mary Knapp Woon Kong Charles Koslosky Michael Ladrech Elsie Landry Nancy Lautie Alfred Lee Tommy Lemos 194 Gerry Letzring Teck-Loong Lim Robert Linguist Francine Long Karen Loughridge Debra Low Kevin Lynch Loretta Magnani Martha Maligie Yvonne Mason Maryannc Mathews Robert Mayer Dolores McCabe Claire McCalferey Thomas McDonald Margaret McKenna 195 John Meissner Patricia Melendez Alan Mildwurm Rosario Mirando Martin Montredmi Maria Montciro Patricia Montesclaros Barney Mooney Mary Moore Brian Morgan Paul Muldown Bernard Murphy Margaret Murphy Patricia Nachin Michael Nelson Howard Nizar William Nork Patrick O'Connor Katherine O'Dowd Bruce OMilhan 196 John OShaughnessy Maryann Padgett 8arbara Palazola Boonkird Pankacw JanPanziera Claire Paolirn Mary Parsons Claudia Petty Richard Pilara John Pinelli Richard Piombo Leslie Pomeroy Richard Potter Lynn Purvmes Alfredo Ramos Brian Ratigan Cindy Rankin Kevin Rcstani 197 Susan Reynolds Mike Richards KianooshSamu Janet Sangumetti Judy Scalisc Cathie Scarpa Helen Scott Nancy Scullion Juan Scqueira Sandra Shatter Mark Shustott Robert Simon Joanne Simmons Ruth Smith Paul Somera Annop Songbandith Patrick Steacy Joanne Sullivan Michael Taheny Sen Tan 198 Jomne Tardelli Doug Taylor 8radley Tissier Jack Van Ettcn Blanquila Vargas RaulVasquez Carole Walsh Susan Wells Henry Williams III Moriorie Wong Alice Wu Robert Yuan Vincent Zwardo 199 • ' • !' 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Furstenberg 203 Carol Galiata Mayda Garcia Nancy Garven Sharon Geiger Brian Gerrity Donna Giovannelti Michael Graham Lucille Gregger Janice Grier Rosalia Guillen Stephen Hall Mary Hickish Robert Hogg Florencia Inserto James Jones Sharon Jung Pam Keating Donna Kcupei Anette Kolenda 204 1 i ; i r � � i ' Cyrus Kon Jeanne Kornahrens Wendy Kwan Margaret Lacayo Layne Largusa Elainet.ee Bonnie Legg Harvelee Leite LueAnne liedlich Mari Lostale Susan Lott Choi Luk Forrest Lum Suzanne Lymp Monica Macciagodena Habiboliah Mahyari Stephen Mansi Carol Mansinne Marian Marsih Diane McKenna 205 Julie McKool Kathy McQuaid Michael McQu liter Jimmy Mellm Kambiz Mesbah Steven Meyer Janet Montrcdini Daniel Moore Bob Mow Christina Nichols tdward Nona Kim Nott Michael Olsen Donna Petrmi Darlene Puizina Joseph Pukstas Raymond Pacioretty Brad Quanstrom Paul Qumn Josie Ramido 206 Lynn RavdZZim Dons Reed Jose Remo Joseph Riccio Donna Richardson Thomas Richman Robert Rocca Jim Rufloni Susan Sakowski Henry Scala FrancineSerafm Mchram Sheikholeslami Deborah Sims Phil Sollar Debbie Vendrasco Shaton Weitzel Linda Williams Doug Wong Jerome Yalon Marina Yow 207 • Freshmen Deborah Acker Melba Agravudor John Ailand Cecelia Anderson Gigi Aqumo Patricia Archbold Ana Argueta Cl3udine Aymard Jocelyn Balangue Edna Baldonado Billie Barbash Marv Bean Nancy Benone Cindy Blom D. 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