University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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nuMM wrnwn . . . J . ft C5 POP £ O p r ft fll O fS © iAiiiA. :▲ J m A: .-O rv n £ p a I?, p a p First Row: Abel, Archer, Barry, Bean, Beggs, Bennett, Bettencourt, Brady, Branagan. Second Row: Buscovich, Cahalan, Casanega, Chargin, Collins, Connolly, Donovan, Dooly, Driscoll. Third Row: Duffy, Duque, Ebert, Farrell; Fitzpatrick, Fitzwater, Frances, Franklin, Gagliardi. Fourth Row: Gangi, Garety, Glass, Hart, Hayes, Howard, Hughes, Hurlbutt, Jackson. Fifth Row: Jones, Keogh, Klein, Kurth, Lambert, Lathrop, Mandler, Mangan, Matula. Sixth Row: McDermid, McDonald, McFalls, McGrath, McGrury, McHugh, McKenna, McMillan, Michael. Seventh Row: Mullen, Murphy, Newby, Nino, Noonan, O ' Brien, O ' Connor, Onstad, Paglia. Eighth Row: Panelli, Petersen; Poppin, Puncochar, Regan, Reidy, Rettig, Robens, Roesti. Ninth Row: Ruso, Santure, Seemann, Sheehan, Singen, Smith, Sopel, Sparolini, Thomas, Tenth Row: Trembley, Tupy, Vassar, Veihmeyer, Vucinich, Walker, Willis, Wolcott, Youngman, Zmak. THE REDWOOD • 1939 Page Twenty-seven

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Their presence was also felt in athletics: Jim Johnson, Dick Clark, Bill Grul, Bruce Hale, Johnny Hanna, Marty Passaglia, Bob Feerick, and Russ Lebeck furnished the im- pe tus to Bronco athletic squads, resulting in one of the school ' s greatest years from that standpoint. In like manner, one of the main reasons for Santa Clara ' s all-around success with her vigorous and large program of extra-cur- ricular events has been the wholehearted participation of the freshman arts students in such programs. Although handicapped by lack of organization at the beginning of the term, class president Dave Noonan had the satisfaction of seeing his constituents execute a very successful dance idea in the Lounge Room. Edward Hurbutt, Roger Garety, Rollie Jones, James Tupy, John Mullen, James Mc- Kenna, Donald Driscoll, Michael Hayes, William Brady and Leo Murphy all were outstanding in Santa Clara activities. In addition, the athletic squads of Kenna Hall wrote athletic history for the third consecu- tive year in three lines of sports. To cite one college for contributing a number of stars would be unfair; nevertheless, such arts- men as Dick Mangan, Gus Paglia, Ned Sheehan, John Collins, Leo Murphy, Bill Royer, Frank Zmak, George Poppin, Ken- neth Casanega and Frank Petersen proved to be great additions to the athletic pros- pects of the University. £ «J Pi XL CI ,JL CI Mm IS 4a. ■ ' AB At Mk „ mi, P 1 ft %»«, ■ 4 i kmh s 1 First Row: Kelly, Lawrence, Lebeck, Lewis, Limpert, Linsenmeyer, Litschi, Lorentz, Lounibos. Second Row: McCabe, McGarry, McGowan, McGuire, McSherry, Morrisey, Nagle, Noonan, Oliver. Third Row: Olsen, Owen, Passaglia, Petrich, Power, Rednall, Reilly, Ruiz, Sapunor. Fourth Row: Simmons, Stickel, Storm, Sweetland, Telles, Tucher, Visalli, Weaver, West, Williams. Page Twenty-six THE REDWOOD • 1939

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