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

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Yater F. Allen, B.M.E. San Francisco, California Engineering Soc: A.S.M.E.; tramurals. In- Edward M. Alvarez, B.S.C. San Jose, California Alpha Sigma Nu; Beta Gamma Sigma; Delta Sigma Pi; Santa Clara; Intramurals; B.A.A.; D.S.A. Ronald Max Andersen, B.A. Santa Rosa, California Red Hat Band; Varsity Wres- tling; Redwood; Intramurals; Blackstone Soc. Everett Alvarez, B.E.E. Santa Clara, California Engineering Soc; Intramurals; A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Ernest L. Baciocco, B.S.C. Santa Clara, California Intramurals; B.A. A.; Ski Club; D.S.A. ; Intramurals Com. 26 Philip John Barry, B.A. Laguna Beach, California Sodality; Kappa Zcta Phi; Coms.; Recognition, A.fcS. Cent- ral, Election, Stud. Lecture Se- ries. Malcolm Blaine Barnett, B.A. San Francisco, California Frosh Basketball; Iniramurals; Charles Graham Club; Ski Club; Sr. Sec; Class Dance Coms.

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JOHN ROCHA Sgt.-at-Arms MAL BARNETT Secretary RYAN McKEON Treasurer This year marks the complete metamorphosis o) a propulsive organi aiion, the Class ol 1 ' .)()(). These seniors sj arkled, particularly in the academic and atliletic spheres, but their achievements certainly were not restricted to those endeaNors alone. Ho vever, in a briel class history only a glimpse ol the thouolu and per- lormante ot the members is revealed. Jn the academic field this class will undoubtedly jiroiluce some ol the coinur s outstantling leailers in the professions, government and industry. Man class members will carry the spirit ol Santa Clara to graduate schools across tiie nation. Every facet ol intercollegiate sport here at Broncoville owes its success in part to the men ot the class ol 1960. Some ot its members received nation-wide acclaim in the hoop sport, on the baseball diamond, in the boxing ring and in other sports where the LIniversity was represented. W ' hile an active social pattern has never been lacking in the lives ot these dauntless personages, they made continual progress in this asjiect ot university lite, although at times tmther development seemed desirable. Certainly an important part of Santa Clara will leave with the Class of 1960. Still, a more important part of the class will remain with the school. This part is the tradition which is, has been, and will continue to be Santa Clara. 25

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David P. Bortfeld, B.A. Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian Club; Physics Soc; Sodality; Pershing Rifles; K.S.C.U. Dominic R. Bianchi, B.A. Campbell, California Joseph O. Berg San Jose, California Pershing Rifles; D.S.A.; B.A. A. Alexander Winn Brindle, B.A. Seattle, Washington Kappa Zeta Phi; Student Court; Corns.; Rally, A. S. Central, Election, Stud. Lecture Series. William N. Brasile, B.E.E. Pleasant Hill, California Engineering Soc; A. I. E. E. I.R.E.; Engineers Ball Com. Frank W. Brady, B.C.E. San Francisco, California Engineering Soc; Ski Club; A.S.C.E. Joseph A. Brock, B.S. Placerville, California Archaeological Soc; Mendel Soc; Kappa Zeta Phi.; Corns.: Election, .A.RrS. Central. Stud, recruiting. 27