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ALL THE MEN University of San Diego : .. 1965

Printed by GLENBAR LITHO San Diego

Each yearbook which is produced has a philosophy which in the mind of the editor and staff justifies its publication. This year the staff has grasped a tenet expressed by Andre Malraux that "The artist is not the man who creates, but the one who feels," as its philosophy. We have attempted to capture the University through our eyes insofar as we have edited the variety of photographic scenes which are presented. However, we seek not to impart our feelings in the choice of pictures, rather we wish to evoke from you a personal feeling, a private mental recreation of what our University has meant to you throughout the past year. There has been no attempt to establish a theme for this book, for there is no phrase or single word which captures the year in itself. Rather we have chosen a mode of presentation which we feel presents the University in· all of its aspects. Utmost in our minds is the representation of these men and their companions in the environment of the University of San Diego. We have in the past year lived together, worked to– gether, enjoyed ourselves together, and prayed together ... all in order that we might better realize the role of a University Man. In short we have written a story ... a story worth telling ... a story worth remembering.

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THE UNIVERSITY

"I lo ve yo u fo r wha tyo uar e, bu tI lov eyo u y et m o r e f o r w h a t y o u a re g o in g t o b e . . . Yo u are go in g fo rw a rdto w a rdsom e th ing gre at. I am on th e wa y w it hyo u ." Ch ar lesSand bu rg

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Go therefore and make disciples of all nations .. .

''... for I am with you all days, even unto the consummation of the world'' Matthew

"A collection of books is the best of all universities." Thomas Carlyle

"T hi sis th e pla ce , stan d s ti ll m y steed , Let me re vi ewth escen e, Andsu mmon fr omth esh adow y pas t Th e for ms th at on ceha vebeen ." Shake spe are

"And the glad earth, Caressed by murmuring showers Wakes like a bride To deck herself with flowers." Henry Sylvester Corwall

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His Excellency, Most Reverend CHARLES F. BUDDY, Bishop of San Diego

His Excellency, Most Reverend FRANCIS J. FUREY, Apostolic Administrator and Coadjutor Bishop of San Diego

FR BIRKLEV Al,ldl'mrc Dc•,in

FR. BRUGMAN Chaplain

DEAN PARKER Dean of Adm,~s,ons

A D M I N I ST R A T IO N

FR. PHILLIPS

De anof Stu de nts

FR. WALTERS

Com pt ro lle r

DEPAR TMENT O F BUS I NESS

MR. BAM BI C Le ctu rerin Business Ad m in is tra tio n

MR. DERMO DY

Assis tant Pro fess orof Busin ess Ad m in is tra tio n

MR . FARG O

Inst ru ct or in Business Ad m in is tra tio n

MR . GARDN ER Ass istan t Profe sso r o f Econ omics

MR. McCA BE In st ru ct or in Business Adm in is tra tio n

FR. PA TRON Inst ru ct or in Busines s A dm in is tra tio n

DEPARTMENTOF

FR. CLOO NA N

Assis tant Prof ess orof Spe echan d Dram a

H UM A N I T I E S

FR. MA RC OL ON GO

Assi stant Profe ssor of Th eo log y

MR . PEACOCK In st ru ct or in Eng lish

FR. PEC COR INI

Assis tant Profe ssor of Ph ilo so ph y

FR. SULLIVAN A~s,stant ProfesM>r of Foreign Languages

FR. SHIPLEY Professor of PhiIosophy

FR. WAJDA

AssoLiate Professor of English

MR. TOVANI

MR. BROWN Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

MR. deMALIGNON Assistant Professor of Mathematics

MR. FULLER Associate Professor of Biology

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE

DR. McDERMOTT Professor of Chemistry

DR . PETERSON Assis tant Prof essor of Ch em ist ry

DR. CU NDER SON

FR. MER IKLE In str ucto r in Ed uc atio n

Ass ocia tePro fess orof Psy cho log y

FR. MCDONNELL

Inst ru ct or in Hi sto ry

FR. MYH AN

In st ru ct or in Hi st or y

DEPARTMENTOF SOCIAL SCIENCE

DR. RUANE Professor of History

MR. SALESSES

Assistant Professor of Education

MR. THEIL Ass ista ntPro fessor of Pol iti cal Scienc e

DR. VINCE Assista nt Profe sso r o f Po liti ca l Scie nce

MRS . CANTW ELL

STAFF

MRS . ROWE

MRS. GONS OW SK I

MRS. OAMRAU

FR. MATLEY

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FR. DOLLEN

MR . WOOL PER T

Hea d Bask etb all Coa ch

ATHL ET IC DEP ART MENT

MR. MOORE

MR . CUNN IN GHA M He adBas eba ll Coac h

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MICHAEL CIHAK, A.S.B. Vice President

MICHAEL FLANAGAN, A.S.B. Secretary

MICHAEL GOLICHNIK, A.S.B. Treasurer

a blue corvair ...

black rimmed glasses .. .

folders of papers .. .

a cheerful smile .. .

hours in the A.S.B. Office ...

fun social activities ...

PAT BARRY, Social Chairman

Student Court Justices

Butch Coury

Ron Cady Chief Justice

Michael Golichnik

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Senior class officers are pictured left to right: Fred Wellenkamp, Vice Presi– dent; David Dubie, President; Harry Ridge, Secretary-Treasurer.

SATTAM ALSAUD Business Administration

PATRICK BARRY Business Management

ARNULFO BAYLON Philosophy

RO NBENNETT Business A dm in is tr at io n

JOHN BLAC K Bus ine ssA dm in is tr a tio n

Th e sunsets onon e ho ri zon and rises o nan ot he r Fo r se ni or s it is a par ad ox . . .

DA NIE LBRODER ICK Bus ine ssA dm in is tr a tio n

PHI LIP BOLLES A cc o un tin g

WAL TER CASEY Bu sin essA dm in is tr a tio n

RO NA LDCA DY Bus ines s

It sets onone phase of li fe , an dg lo ri ously rises on an ot he r A t thesame tim e .

MI CH AE LCI HAK H is to ry

MA XCAS TILL O Hi st or y

ROY CORD ER A cc o u nt in g

RIC HARDCOOPER H is to ry

"C ivil iza ti o n is a rac e be tw ee n

edu ca tio n an dca ta st ro ph e. "

H . G. Wel ls

DAV IDDUBIE Bus ine ssA dm in is tr a tio n

NIC HO LA SDe TURI Ec on om ics

LOGA NELLIOTT Bu sin es s

BRUCE DU NL AP A cc ou nt in g

" I tis up to us to de te rm in e th e

w in nero f th at ra ce ."

J. F. Kenn ed y

MI CH AE LFLYNN H is to ry

HUBERT FONTAIN E P hi lo so ph y

EDWA RDFRA TAN TARO Busin essMan ag em en t

AL LANCO NT AN G C he m is try

DENNIS GOR SICH M at he m at ics

BRETT H AY WAR D

RALP H HE INT Z

Bus ine ssM an ag em en t

Bi ol og y

MI CH AE L JACKS ON Bu sin es s

JO HNHO RVAT ICH H is to ry

T r u th is th eu lt im a te e n do f e d u c a ­ t io n .

KENNETH KULLBERG M at he m at ic s

AN TH ON Y LOPEZ Ps yc ho lo gy

" T h e im p o r ta n t t h i g is to be a m a n ,

to h a v e a s e ri o u s p u rp o se ,

to b ein e a rn e s t,

JAMESMILLER Bus ines sM an ag em en t

to ye arn fo r what is goo d and h o ly ; an d w it h o u t th is th e cu ltu re o f th ein te llec t w il l no t ava il. " Bi sh opSpa ld ing

DAVIDM IN OR Bu sin es sA dm in is tr atio n

LARRY MOY ER Bu sine ssM an ag em en t

BR IANO' DONN EL L Engl ish

W IL LI AMOC AW A Ec on om ic s

.JOSEPH PICONE P hi lo so ph y

SH AW NQ U IN N Bus ine ssA dm in is tr ati on

"K now le dge is cap ab leof be in g its own e nd." New man

HARR Y RIDGE Business A dm in is tr a ti o n

ROBERT RAM OS M at he m at ic s

W IL LI AMRO LL P hi lo so ph y

MI CH AE LROSIAK H is to ry

A h ab itof m in d is fo rm edw h ic h lasts th ro ug h li feo f w h ic h

the attr ibu te s are , freed om , equita bl enes s,

ca lmne ss ,m od e ratio n and w is d om ."

Newman

TILMER SCOTT P ol iti ca l S ci en ce

KEN SCHETTER Bu sin essA dm in is tr a tio n

MI CHAE LSUR Ec on om ics

STEPHEN WALTERS P ol iti ca l S ci en ce

MA RKTEISM ANN Pr eM ed ic al

STEPHEN WAR D En gli sh

FRED WEL LENKAM P Business A d min is tr a tio n

JAY WILS ON Bus ine ssA dm in is tr atio n

W IL LI AMWIL STERMA N Phy sics

RIC HA RDWOZN IA K Ps yc ho lo gy

J u N I O R S

Ju ni or class o ff ic er sare p ic tu re d le ft to ri g h t:Tom Hen se l,Se cr et ar y;Jo hn Ha eg en ,Tr ea su re r;H ow a rdDu n la p , Pr es iden t;Bo b C u il ti n a n , Vi ce Pr es iden t.

ALEX AR AIZ A

RA IM UNDO AR NA IZ

"T he lo ve o f tr u th is th e mar ko f a re al s tu den t. " Bi shop Sp al di ng

CL IFFORD ASHF ORD

JO HNBAXTER

W ILL IAMBILBRA Y

ERNIE BOR UN DA

MAR TI NBOYLE

CARLOS BUS TAM ANT E

CUSTAV BUJKOVSKY

RIC HARDBUTHERUS

FR E D CAR BON E

JAMES CHOP P

FRANK CHERRY

ROBERT CON NEL L

ALBERT COURY

HO WAR D DU NL AP

DAL E DAV IDSO N

MI CH AEL EGAN

MI CH AE L DUNN

COR NEL IUS EVANS

JO HNFEW

THOMAS FERRARA

MICHA ELFL AN AG AN

JAMES FLANAGA N

DEN IS GOG GI N

STANLEY GLE NN

AN TH ON Y GRI FFIN

RIC HA RDGRAY

wt * dm ROBERT GUI LT INAN

HARR Y HART UP

JO HNHAEGEN

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ROBERT HOL ZMILL ER

TH OM ASHENSEL

W IL LI AMLENNAR TZ

STEPHEN JONES

NA THAN IELLYNCH

JO HNLIMPUS

JACK LIMBER

THO MAS MAL OW NE Y

MA TTHEWMALER ICH

JOE MART INE Z

JAMESMcCRE EVY

RAUL MARTINEZ

JOHNME CO W

Z. JOSEPHPETROVITS

ROBERT NELSON

RIC HARDSAL AZAR

BILL SCAVO

ROBERT SLATTEN

N SOMERS

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RIC HA RDVERLASKY

LARRY V AN WEY

FRANCIS VOGEL

DANIE L W ILH ELM

RICK WAGENER

MA RKYAVORSKY

LY MONDWI LLIAM S

Sop ho mor e class offi ce rs a e p icture d le ftto ri g h t: Jef f M cD ad e, Se cr et ar y;Lar ry Cad dy ,Tr ea su re r;To ny S in c lit ic o , Pr esid en t; Bo bSh ap iro ,Vi ce Pr es ide nt .

JOH N BRIESCH

ROBERT BRUNNER

JAMES CARGILL

RICH ARDDONOGHUE

ALLAN FAV

LARRY CAD DY

VINCE GONSOWSKI

THOMASGUTHRI E

ROBERT HEALY

CHARLESO'ROU RKE

RON KAYTON

JOHN MURPHY

RON ALDORR ANT IA

MICHAEL MAHER

WI LL IAM PFENDER

RICH ARDMcC OLL

GERALD OLMA

JEFFREYMcD AD E

DAN IEL RAMOS

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DENNIS MELLEIN

EVIN STUMP

DA VI D RICHARDS

PAUL TUOMAIN EN

MICHA EL SIMPSON

DENNIS VICE

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ROBERTROSENE

RICH ARDSCHERER

LEON ARDWEBER

TONY SINCLITI CO

ROBERT SHAPIRO

STEPHENWO JDOWSKI

DA VI D ZUPAN

F R E S H M E N

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Fr es hm en class of fic er sar e p ic tu re d le ft to ri ght: De nn isS in c lit ic o , V ice Pr es iden t;Ste ve M cLough lin , Pre si dent;Greg Bet te nc ou rt , Sec ­ re ta ry ;Lu is Fo gl io ,Tr ea su re r.

JO HNAD AM S

JAME SALL EN

W IL LI AM BAC HOF NER

HERB ERTBAKER

GRE GO RYBET TEN COURT

SCO TTBOIES

JOSEPH BURKHARD T

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"T hene xt fo ur yea rs youwil l spe nd he reat theUni ve rs ity of San D ie go

MI CH AE L FERRUA

w il l be im po rt an t ou t of p ro p o rt io n to any othe r pe rio d in yo ur lif e .

And the se fo ur yea rs w il l go by ver y qui ck ly .

So p la nnowto buck le dow nan d beg in to wor k

TH EO DO RE FIELD S

LUI S FOG LIO

as if your w ho le fu tu rede pe nd s

up onit— for it does. "

Yo ur A.S.B . of fic er s

MICH AE L FOX

STAN LEYFR AN KO VI CH

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PAT RIC K GAFFN EY

CHA RLES GETZ OFF

MA RKHER REN BRU CK

MI CH AEL KAN E

STEPH EN JACOB ACCI

IAM ESLAWREN CE

JO HNLAFFERTY

TH OM AS LA PU ZZ A

JOSEP HMA LLI NG ER

DANIE L M cL IN DE N

STEVE M cL O UGHL IN

RI CH AR D MA XW EL L

TERRENCE M cH AL E

ROBE RTM cM A H O N

JO HNNEL SON

PAT RIC K M OS KI MA N

JESSENU NE Z

BILL Y PERKIN S

ROBER T OSTERME YER

RIC HA RD PAUL SEN

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W IL LI AM SH ER IDA N

RO NA LD PER NICA NO

DE NN ISSI NC LIT IC O

TH OM AS STEP HENS ON

RI CH AR D STRAUSS

FREDE RICKWA DE

TH OM ASWAR D

DA NW IG HT M AN

JO HNWHEELER

JERO MEWI SN IEW

ROBE RTW OO DS

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THE STORY

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A D G is on top

Ge t read y fo r a sp ike dba ll

Pi K Ewi ns Os car

O ur Grec ianwar rio rs

Th is litt lepi gg yw ent to mar ke t

H owman yca lo rie s,Bob?

To th e vi ct or sgoe s th e . . .

Le t's ge t together!

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Fo un de d in 19 24 , A lp ha De ltaGam ma is a N atio nalChr istia n So cia lFr at er ni tywh ichis lo ca te don a nu mbe r o f C a th o licC o l­ leges acr oss th e na tio n .ADGhas be en an es ta bl is hedcamp us o rg an iz a tio n on th is ca mpu sfo r fo u r yea rs. Th e pu rp os eof A lp haDe ltaGam mais " t oun it eco ng en ia l m in d e dm e n ."Empha sis is on th e w e ll- rou nded in d iv id ua l — the a th le teas w e llas t he sc ho la r. It is our fe e lin g th a tth is in ter­ m in g li n g o f the se typ es wil lha ve a re ci p ro ca l e ff ect fo r th e be tt e rm en t o f said in d iv id ua ls , w it hth e irun it e de ff o rt s in tu rn ha vi nga po si tiv e influe nce on th e ch ar ac te ro f th e sc ho ol .Th e re su lts spe ak fo r the ms elv es . To date ,m aj oraccom pl is hm en ts o f ou r ch apter ha ve been ou r an nu alK ic ko ffDan ce ,ou r an nu alGr ee kWee kChampi on­ sh ip , our an nu alSnow T rip to C re st lin e,ou r an nu alH o le -i n - O ne Con te st ,pl us our an nu al char itab le fu n c ti ono f se lli ng sh am rock son St. Pa tri ck 'sDa y fo r th e bene fi to f th e Bayside You thCen te r.The se ac tiv iti eswer eim ple mente d by a nu mbe r o f pr iv a teparti es , mos t no ta b leo f w h ic hwas our "R om eNe ver Ha d it So G o o d " tog a pa rt y. Th e be st ow in g of th e sta tus o f hon o ra rymembe ron M o n - sig no rBoot h ,Messr s.To va ni , Garde ne r, D e rm od y, and D r.Ru - ane h ig h lig h te d th em o resed ate aspects o f ou ren de av or s. Th is was do ne in c o n ju n c ti o n w it hth e in st a llatio n o f our pl ed ge s. O fu n lim it e d im po rt ance has bee nthe eff ecth atour m on th ly fr a te rnityMass has ha d on th e in te g ra tio n o f ou r pe rs on al iti es w it hour mod esof ex ist en ce . Th is is an ot he r in te gr albene fito f mem be rshi p in a Chr is tia n fr atern ity . Th e a fo rem en tio ned fea ts, in a d d it io n to tho se w h ic hha ve not been sta ted, p ro vid ea fu ll sc he du leo f ac tiv iti esfo r th e brot he rsdu ri ng th e co ur seo f th e year.

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N ic eGo in g

Can 't w in ev er yt hi ng

ADGSw ee thea rt an d

Em pe ro r

Hom ec om ing Que en at wor k

En ro u teto v ic to ry

Busche 4.0 Club

Just another orgy

Charlton Vogel ... and date

Fi eld tr ip i l t i

PHI DELTA CHAPTE R OF PHI KAPPA THE TA Bro the rs Ha rry Rid ge John Horva tic h

Bob Ros ene M ik eCi ha k Bob Sla tten Fran k Ponce

Bo b H o lz m ill e r Dale Dav idso n M ik eM u rp hy M ik eEgan Joe Farias Ha rryHar tu p Ro nn ieO rra n tia Bo b He aly Jim McG re ev y Joe Shult s Ern ie Bo ru nd a

PH I KAPPA THETA SPR ING PLEDGE CLASS . . . st an di ng ,Har ryRi dg e,ass ista nt pl ed gema ste r,Joe M a lli nge r,M ik eD unn ,M ike Fe rru a, Den ni sVi ce , D oug Nel son, Ron W eim holt,Ple dge Mas te r Joe Sh ult s. Kne el in g,Cha rli eGei st , Den ni sDun ne , Joh n M egow , Her b Ba ke r, andFr ed lla g.N o tp icture d is Dan ny W ils on .

Dav idMed ra no Be nt onBe ck ley Joh n Ha egen Fr. R ob er t M e ri k le Ri ch ar dSc he rer M ik eFl yn n D ic kGr ay Stan G le nn

Th is yea r the Br ot he rso f Ph i Ka pp aTh et ace le br at e th e 75 th an niv er sa ryo f th e fo und in g o f th e Fr at er nity.Th e C a lif o rn ia Ph i D e lta ch ap te rsp on so re dth e week o f A p ril 25 to May 1 as Ph i Ka ppaTh et a wee kat th e Uni ve rsityo f San D ie go , th us p ro pe rl yco mmemo ra tin g th e fo und in g o f th e Fr at er ni tyo n A p ril29. Th e we ek 'sfe stiv iti es in c lu ded th e an nu albe ac ho u t­ in gfo r th e Naz ar et h Hou seorph an s, a j o in t pa rt y w it hC a lif o rn ia Alp haNu ch ap te rfr omLo yo laUni ve rsityat Los An ge les,and th e an nu alAw ardsBa nq ue t and in st a lla tio n o f ou rnewch ap te r of fic er s. Th ro ugho u t th is year th e Br ot he rso f Ph i Ka pp aTh et ast ro ve to fulf il l th e ir fr at er nalpri nc ip le s o f sp ir itu a l, sc ho last ic , and so cia l de ve lo pment o f th e m a tu reman . D u rin gth e summer th e so cia lev en tswer eco up ledw it hth o ro ughpr epa ra tio n o f th e th irdan nu alD IA Lstud en t- fa cu lty e le ph on e boo k.A su c­ ce ss ful bl ack ca t th em e"O u tOf I t "da nc ean d th e fa bulous Har lemC low nsver sus th eSan D ie goCh arg ersba sket ba ll game co mp le te d th em a jo rac tiv iti es fo st er edby Ph i Ka pp aTh eta fo r th e Uni ve rs ity . A lo n gw ith th e va rie d s o c ia leve ntss p o n s o re d fo r th e Br ot he rs , Phi Ka ppaTh eta has w itn es se d a m a turi ty and st ab ili ty g ro w in g in th e Fr at er ni ty . Th e Br ot he rsinc reas edth e ch ap te r's strength w it hth e a dd it ion th is ye ar o f 17 ne wBr ot he rs .H ig h ­ lig h tin g th is g ro w th in dep thwa s th e in it ia ti o n o f M ar ch9 o f tw oa lu m n i Bro th er s, Mr. John Cih ak an d M r.W il li am E. Salesses, he ad of th e Ed uc at io nD epar tm en t o f th e Col le gefo r M e n . Fur th er in g tie s w it hth e N atio nalFr at er ni tyth e Br ot he rswe l­ co med th e vi si to f M r.Geo rg eV. U ih le in , N ati on alVice -P resi­ d e n t,to th e c am p u s .W it hB rothe rU ihlein's p e rce p ti v e comp lim en ts th e ch ap te r e ce iv edco mpe ns at in g re war dfo r a fr u it fu l year o f co ns ta nt e ff o rt . Th e Br ot he rso f Ph i Ka ppa Th et a fe el th at th is year' s firm fo unda tio n has set a prac tic alan d h ig h lych alleng ing pattern fo r g ro w thin th e fu tu refo r th e Fr at er ni tyan d th e Un iv er si ty o f San D ie go.

Da ve D ub ie Bo b Con ne ll

Joe, Mr. Sweetheart

Judo?

Haegen's bar stand

Way to go, Joylee!

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Always eating and ...

Noel's choir

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Charger's a go go

Relax, Joe!

Harry Hardtop

Mr. Ponce's at it again

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THE BROT HE RH OO D OF PI KAPPA EPS ILON : J. Ric ha rdWag en er Wal te rCase y M icha elMa ng in Paul Preiss Jef freyM cDa de Al lanGontang Ant honyS in cl iti co Br uce Dun la p Jack Limbe r Ro be rt Sha pi ro Ri ch ar dDon ogh ue

ThomasG u th ri e How ar dD un la p Ro be rtRamos Ro be rtGr eer M ichael Fla nig an De nisGog gi n Dan ie lRamos Ro be rt M ix Le on ar dWeb er Jon Be gle y

Pi Ka ppaEp sil onmai nt ai ns as i ts p rim a ry goal " th e fo rm a ti on o f th e compl e tem a n ." In pu rs ua nc e o f th a tob je c ti ve , th is fr a ­ te rn ityhas alw ays been a h ig h lyse lect ivegro up,re co gn iz in g th a t th e in d iv id u a l, in his p o te n ti a l an d deve lo pm en t, is far m o reim po rt an t th an th eo rg an iz a tio n . Such an ori enta ti on has in va ria bl y bo rn e its fr u it in th eh ig hca lib erof th eb ro th e rh o o d ; th is ye ar , theel ec te dcampu s lea de rs are pre pondera ntly m em ­ be rs of Pi Ka pp aEp sil on . Th e at ta inme nt o f a th o ro ugh ed uc at io n is th e stud en t's fir st ob lig a tio n . By emph as iz in g thi s in a ll the ir ac tiv iti es, the br o th e rs of Pi Ka pp a Epsil on ha ve repe at ed ly bo as tedan ou ts ta ndi ng cu m ul a tiv e gr ad e p o in t avera ge . Yeth e"fo rm a ti o n o f th eco m ­ p le tem a n " in vo lvess ti llmo reth an th edeve lo pm ent o f resp on ­ si bl e lead er shipan d sc ho last icm e ri t.O nce ag ai n, Pi Ka pp a Ep sil on 'sso cial ag en dawas ex tens iveand g ra tify in g ; an d su ch b o ldad ve nt ur es as th e "W in d Son g"da nc e,"T imeO u t"at Sea W o rl d , an d "S p ri n g Fe ve r,"be sid esgr ea tlyin cr ea sin g Pi Ka pp a Ep sil on 'sfin anci al st ab ili ty , hav e mad eth e PiKE le tte rsfa m ilia r, n o ton lyon ca mpu s,b u tth ro ughou t San D ie go.

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Je rom eW is ni ew

Joh n Wheel er

M ic hae l Strad a

Den ni sS in cl iti co

Th om asWar d

Ste venJac obacc i

John La ffe rty

Fr ed Car bo ne

John Few

Rob er tWoo ds

A mystic bond o f b ro th e rh o od ma kes a ll men on e . . . Carly le

FACULTY MODER ATO R : Rev . Fran cisM a rc o lo ngo

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL

lnterfraternity Council ... Bob Guiltinan (ADG), Bob Ramos (PIKE),Joe Martinez (ADG), IFC President, Jim McGreevy (PKT), Fred Carbone (PIKE), Bob Connell (PKT).

The inter-Fraternity Council has done much this past year in reaching its goal of unifying the fraternity men on campus. Each man takes great pride in his fraternity · but in so doing he must not neglect his foremost allegiance ... The University of San Diego. In promot– ing this co-operation among the fraternities the IFC has successfully sponsored such activities as the IFC Boat Dance, the IFC Dance at the Lark, and the co-ordination of Greek Week activities. Under the leadership of Rob– ert Ramos and Jim McGreevy this group has done a commendable job.

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Annual Retreat commences Spring semester '65.

"It is only when men begin to worship that they begin to grow." Calvin Coolidge

FOND MEMORIES:

"Suzanna"

AND THEY SANG

"Al"

"Noel"

Be autifu lan d so ph is ticat ede sc rib eou r Hom ec om in g Que en for 1965. Mar gi eM as ie llois a so phom or e at th e Col le gefo r Wom en whe re she is m ajo ri ng in Eng lish. He r pla ns fo r th e fu tu rein cl udest ud yi ng in Flor en ce , Ita ly , and te ac hi ngelemen ­ tary sc ho ol .Mar gi ehas sh ow nsp ir itan d has ad de dto th e bas­ ke tbal lgames by he r lo ve lyap pe ar an ce as c he er lead er . Mar gi e was sp on so redby A lp haDelta Gamm aFr at er ni ty .

Ph i Ka ppa Th et a's ca nd id at e, Terry So ler , is sh ow nhe re w it h Mic hae l C ihak , frate rnity pres iden t. Th e li ttlepri nces sis a so ph ­ om or eat th e College fo r Wom enan d has a doubl em a jo rin Span ish an d Fr en ch . Lo ve lydark -eye dTe rry was in de edey e­ ca tc hi ng as s he ac ce pt edhe r pl ac ein th e qu ee n'sco u rt .

Sall y Ty so n,sp on so re d by th eJu ni orClass, wa s es co rte dd u ri n g H om eco m in g ce rem oniesb y Bo b G u ilt in an , Ju nio r Clas s V ice Pr es ide nt.An ac co mplis he d eq ue st ria n, Sa lly c on tr ibu ted gl a ou r an d ex ci tementto th e Homecomin g ac tiv iti esw it h he r ra di an tsm ile an d pers onal ity .

HOME CO M ING '65

Hom ec om ing ca nd idat es , fr omle ft to ri g h t:Mar gi eM asi e llo, Ba rbara Dun la p,Pat tiPo tt er , Sally Ty son, O lg a Lasch uk.

A ll ga ther edin th e Lar k in Dec em be r fo r Chris tmasca ro ls and fo r th e vi ew in g of th e H om ecom in g ca nd idat es .

Bo b Ramos,Pr esid en to f Pi Ka ppa Ep sil onpr e ­ sents Mi ss Ka thyShea

Fig ht N ig h t,an an nu alev en tpr esen tedby C irc leK, bo as teda ju doe xh ib it io n , boxi ng match es ,al on gw it ha pe p ra lly to p ro m o te sp iri tfo r th e BIG Hom ec om ingame.

Bo b H o lz m ill e r vs. Bill B ilb ra y

Franci s Vog elvs. Ti m Gw yn n

La rry Moy er lo ok s on w h ile Ma rg ieMas ie llo pr es en tsLy mon dW ill ia m s w it ha tr ophyas the US D In vi ta tio na l comes to a vi cto ri ous end fo r US D.

Coa chW oolp ert add ress es c ro w d .

An ex ci te dcro w dwat ch ed as th e US D To rre ro ssc or ed an ot he rvi c to ryby de fe a tin g Ca l Wes te rnUni ve rs ity .

Mrs .W il le t,m ot hero f last yea r's qu ee n,cr ow nslo ve lyMar gi e Mas ie lloas Homecomin g Que en fo r 19 65 . A memor ab lev e­ n in gfo ll ow e d as s tu de nt s, fa cu ltyan da lumn i sh are dthe da nc e flo o rw it hth e Que enan d he r co u rt.Th e Homeco m ing da nc e, wh ic hculm ina te d th e we ek 'sac tiv ities , was he ldat th eOce an - Ho use. H ome co min g '65 has pas sed , bu t it w il ln o t so on be fo rg o tt en ; no t by th e Que en an d he r at te nd an ts,no r the vi c­ to rio uste am ,no r by an yo nepr es en t.It ,in de ed ,was th e ev en t w hic hh ig h lig h te d th is pas t sc hool year.

USD PICNIC

Le ft to rig ht: Ri chM cCo li, Jack Li mbe r, and Ric k Wagner.

Le ft tori g h t: Joe Ma rtin e z , Bob Sha pi ro , an d JohnFew.

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Fr om le ft to rig h t: Fr an k Ch err y, He nr yStup py ,Joh n Ha ege n, Joh n Lim pu s, Bob Br un ne r,Ern ie Bo ru nd a,an d Al lan Ben z.

G L E E C L U B

Fr om le ft to ri g h t:M ik eRosiak, Hen rySt up py ,Jo hn M egow , Ph il Bo lle s,Bo b H o lz m il le r, G le nn Fo reman ,B ill Fe ree ,Ri ch ar dD ittb enner,Ke n Sc he tte r,Joe Sh ults, Den ni sV ic e, Be nt onBe ck ley,John Few, Den ni sGor si ch ,Her b Ba ke r, Dan M cL in den, Joe Pi co ne ,an d R ich ardGal lig an .

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ALCALA MASQUERS

The Betrayal

Alcala Masquers ... from left to right: Joe Picone, Ron Kayton, Richard Galligan, Richard Paulsen, John Megow, Fr. Cloonan, moderator, Harry Hartup, Tom Ward, Phil Bolles, Dennis Gorsich, and Bob Brunner.

SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Fr om le ft to ri g h t:Bo b C onne ll,A lle nBe nz ,Roy C ord er,A l Cou ry , M ik e Jac k­ so n, M r. H a ro ldD e rm ody , m od e ra to r, Ha rry Ri dg e,John Ha egen , StanG le nn , an d Joe Sh ult s.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

Fr om le ft to ri g h t:Alex Ar ai za , M ik e Fla nagan , JoeM a rt in e z, Joe Farias, B ill Len- na rt z,D r. Maxi neGun de rs on , moder ato r, Ri ch ardW oz n ia k,Dav idM ed ra no , D oug Nel so n, and C li ffAshfo rd .

SPEAKERS BUREAU

Fr om le ft to ri g h t: John Few, Joh n Lim pu s, LenWeb er , Peggy Ba ke r, M ik e D u n n , Pam Bec ke tt, M ik eEagen, Elissia Darle y,Fra nk Ch er ryan d Ern ie Bo rund a.

VISTA STAFF

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We're friendly, but where's our Coors?

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"I wanta hold your hand"

"We've played the toughest independent schedule in Cali– fornia, bar none." With this short phrase, Coach Phil Woolpert summarized the most successful basketball season in University history which had closed only minutes before when the Toreros had gained that long sought after 15th victory. That fifteenth win for the season seemed like it might not come when after winning game fourteen, the Toreros dropped four consecutive contests before facing Chapman College in the season finale and there stopping the Chapman club on a 65-61 count. The University season was fairly well a sea-saw affair, with both the longest win streak, and the most lengthy losing streak numbering four. After starting the year with an 83-78 victory over highly re– garded Pepperdine, the team dropped games to Los Angeles State and Loyola, before returning to defeat Long Beach State. However the second game with long Beach saw John Rambo, Olympic high jump medalist lead the visitors to an 85-75 victory. Following a loss to Whittier the Toreros entered the Cal Western tournament with a season record of 2-4. However, the tourney gave the team an opportunity to consolidate which they did by posting victories over Southern Utah, 69-58, and Cal Western 43-42 for the college division championship in this tournament. On the third eve of play, the Toreros faced the Armed Services division winner, Phibpac and scored a 68-53 victory to take the tournament at all levels. Cliff Ashford led the team scoring 24, 12, and 17 points respectively in each of the three contests. A three game jaunt through Montana was successfully handled as the Toreros slashed Carroll College 70-53, slipped by University of Montana 68-67 and were defeated 68-63 by Montana State College. Upon returning to their home court, the Toreros found them– selves preparing to host their own tournament ... a tournament for which Homecoming activities were scheduled. With a definite desire to please the alumni, the Toreros dis– posed of Cal State at Fullerton 87-67 in their first game, and then went on to knock over hapless Cal Western 68-52 which was losing its second tourney in less than a month to the Toreros. Days later, the team played in their third tournament ... though they were not quite so fortunate as they had been in the previous two. Their first contest against Chapman provided them their season high in points as they defeated the Panthers 101-91.

The final game of the tournament was won by Cal Poly of Pomona when they completely demolished the Toreros 75-47. The tourney loss was quickly forgotten , for the next Torero game was to pit the University team against cross-town rival and constant tormentor San Diego State College. That game started at 8:15 in Petersen Gym and just a little over two hours later, including two overtime periods, the Uni– versity of San Diego basketball team left Petersen Gym with an 89-85 victory. Thus the Toreros served notice to the city that they were now and would be in the future a power to be reckoned with. Smiles sang out the words "We won," and every Torero on the hill or in alumni circles stood just a bit taller, thought just a little bigger, felt just a little better . .. for now it was their turn to claim victory over a foe which had twice conquered them in the past. Somewhat fatigued from the previous night's game, the Tor– eros fell before Pepperdine 96-71 , but returned to stop three foes in a row including Cal Western, UC at Santa Barbara, and San Fernando State. It was at this point with a 14-7 record that everyone started looking forward to that fifteenth win .. . a new school record. With five games remaining, the probability of fifteen wins was conside red a sure thing, and talk turned to the possibility of 17 victories and possibly more. In their fi rst attempt at the magic number, the Toreros were stopped by Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo 92-84. This was followed by a loss to Cal Poly of Pomona, 50-47, which was in turn fol– lowed by a crushing and unexpected defeat by thrice-beaten Cal Western. With two games remaining chances for fifteen wins became an even bet. In bid four, Santa Clara tripped the Toreros 83-78 ... and one game remained. February 20 . . . USO Gym . .. vs. Chapman College. The scene was set, the team was ready, the fans were hopeful, almost desperately so, and the game began. Behind a well-balanced attack, including a 10 point effort by Matt Malerich the Toreros jumped off to a 33-21 half time lead. From this point, Lymond Williams with an 11 point second half and Alan Fay with nine led the way as the visiting team failed in an all out effort to foil the Toreros. They had waited long and they had waited patiently, but now the team had its fifteenth win .. . the first Torero squad to do so. And with the yelling and shouting over . .. came the recogni– tion to the men who had worked so hard to see this day come about. First to the Seniors who closed their careers the "best way" ... Lymond Williams, Mark Teissmann, Larry Moyer, and Ken Kullberg . . . they remembered their dismal sophomore year, an even season record their junior year, and now a 15-11 mark, a goal worked for, a reward earned. For the others-Ashford, Malerich, Yavorsky, Verlasky, Wo– jdowski, Fe rree, Bickerstaff, Fay, Price-there are still the sea– sons to come. Next year, and perhaps the following for some ... and always with the thought that last year it was fifteen , how many this year. How many?

OPPONENTS

USD 85 73 68 72 75 83 69

Pepperdine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angeles State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loyola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . long Beach State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . long Beach State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Whittier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Southern Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cal Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phibpac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carroll College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unive rsity of Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . Montana State College . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cal State - Fullerton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cal Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cal Poly- Pomona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Diego State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pepperdine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cal Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UC Santa Barbara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 San Fernando ..................... 70 Cal Poly-SLO . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Cal Poly - Pomona . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Cal Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Santa Clara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 78 78 84 68 85 88 58 42 53 55 67 68 54 5.2 91 75 85 96 49

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Fr om San Fra nc isc o to ou r na tio n 'scap it a l, fr omLos An ge les to A riz on a, fr omOakl and to San D ie go. . . fr om the se pla ce s co me th e yo un gmen who fo rme dth e mos t suc cessf ul freshm anba sk etba ll tea m in Uni ve rs ity histor y. Und er th e lea de rshipo f ca pt ai nTe d Fie lds th e ba llcl ubroar edto a sea son o f 16 w in san d 7 losse s in cl ud in g an impr es siv eth oughclo se vi ct o ryov er th e fro sh fr om th e Uni ve rs ityof So ut he rnCal ifo rn ia . A lo n gw ith F ie ld s ,R ic h a rdC ab re rawa s na med to th e All -S tar College Fre shma nteam fo r th eSan D ie goarea. Bo tho f th ebo ys figur ed p r o m in e n t ly in s c o r in g a n dre b o u n d in g th ro ughou t th e past sea son . O th e r mem bers o f th e cl ub in cl udeM ik e Fe rru a,JimmyA lle n,an d Pat M os ki moan . . . in a d d it io n , Da ve Dunca n,B ill Sh er idanan d Dan nyW ig ht man . The en tir egr oupwas gi ve n am pl eo ppo rt un it y to pl ay an d ea ch man d id his par t in pr og ress ingth e cau se o f vi ct o ry th ro ug hpe rs on alde sir e and ha rd w o rk .Good men . . . th e be st season to da te . F in al ly , th is cl ub was b ro ugh t to ge th erun de r th e gu id an cean d ab le coachi ngo f Jo hn Cun ­ ni ng ha mw hom ol ded th is grou pin to th e team w hic hth ey wer e. . .fi tt in g tr ib u teto a yo un g, bu t ve ry ab le co ac h.

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THEODOREFIELDS

W IL LI AMSHE RIDAN

MICHAEL HRRUA

PATRICK MO'>KIMAN

DAVID DUNCAN

JAM[~ ALLC'l

DANW IC HTM AN AN IGHTMA.'l

Bas eball 195 6 . . . fr omle ft to rig htb o tt om ro w : Ma rk Her re nb ru ck , Tom Fe rrara, M ik eKa ne , RonBen ne tt,Fre dCar bo ne , Bob Ah er a,Ste phanDe Sales,Ed G re en an d FranV oge l; to p ro w , Coa ch Jo hnCunni ngham , Tim Re ille y, Steve M cL ough - li n , Tom St ep he nson , Ron Ca dy , B il l Bi lb ra y,Pat Ba rry , M ik e Fox, DanW il h e lm , Bo b Dun la p and Rau l M ar tin ez .

Ed lets one go by ... just a bit low.

Bennet raps a single.

Big cut by Cady

Watch it Bob, runner's movin'

Nice try ... but you're out!

INTRAMURALS

"T hede ed is th e p roo fo f fait h,th e tes t o f ch ar ac ter, an d the sta nd ar do f w o rt h ." Th e de ed in p o in tis ALL THE MEN . . . 1965 . Th is ac­ co m pl is hmen t, if I may ,is a ye ar bo okwh ichhas be en com p ile d by a sm al l grou po f Uni ve rs ity stu de nt swho ha ve so ug htto pr es en ta ye ar bo okw it ha p leas ingba l­ an ce o f th e ar tis ticin photogra phy, a rt ,an d w ri ting. Fo r mys el f,th e deed is no tth emos tim po rt an t re su lt o f th is pas t yea r's wo rk ; ra th er,th e tr ue im po rt an ce lies in th e qu al iti eswh ich ha ve be en ca lle dfo rt han d so ve ry adm ira bl ydisp laye d by thos ew ho ha ve w o rk ed on th is sta ff. Whe ne ver I see th ewords fait h , cha ra cte r, an d sta nd ar do f w o rt h , I sh al l remem be r th e gr ou pof people who w o rk edso ha rd in ord er th at th is an nu al m ig h tbe pr es en ted. In deed , I ha ve ha d th e uniq ueo p p o rt u n it y to w o rk be si dea nu mbe ro f pe oplew h oha ve been co ns ta nt ly fa it h fu l to th ei r in d iv id ua l as sig nmen ts,w ho ha ve sus­ ta in edeach othe rwhe nth e go in ggo t ro ugh , an d who at a ll tim eshave o ff e re d th ei rfin es tef fo rt s in com p ili ng th is ye arbo ok . I am in tensel yp ro u do f the se people ,m ili ta n tl y so . . . fo rth eyhave sho wn those virt ue s w hic hmake avery dif fi c ultun de rta ki ngw o rt hw h il e an d ce rt ain lyen jo y­ ab le . To th e rea de r o f th is b o o k ,yo u wil lno tice ce rtain ad ap ta tio ns of idea s us ed by our pre de cessors.A t th e sam e tim e ,we ho pe th at yo ush al lals o note the gr ou p e ff o rtw hic hwe fe el has he lp edto p ro ducea w e ll- ba la nc ed year bo ok . . . a balance w h ic h has , inou rop in ­ io n , stre ng th en ed th eov er al l cha ra ct er o f th isye ar bo ok . In th eremai nd er o f th isco lu m n , I sh ou ld lik eto make a fe wpe rson alco mmen ta rie s o n th eye ar bo ok st af f,fo r th is is ce rta in lyth e o n lyman ne rin wh ichI ma y fu lly expre ss my feeli ng sto w a rdea ch pe rs ono n the st aff. Bob C o n n e ll .. . theta ll ga ng lin ggu y w it h a came ra. Th is is th e des cr ip tio n o ft enhe ar dwhe nsp ea kin go f Bo b. How ev er , th is man has donean ou ts ta nd in g jo b th is pa st ye ar , n o t on ly in his w o rk ,b u tin his abili ty to pa ti en tl y ad justpi ct ur esin o rd er th at th ey m ig h tfi t a nu mbe rof ra ther uno rt hodox sp ec ifi ca tio ns . As a fr ie n dan d c o -w o rk e r. .. he 's am ong th e fin es t. Elaine B ik o .. . artis tand mak e- upsp ec ia lis t.Ela ine has donea g reatdeal th isye ar , esp ec ia lly as w e reac hedth e c ri ti c a l clos in gstages o f th e w o rk to be d o n e .. . dea d­ lin e .For he r artst yl e,w h ic hhas ti e dth ebookto ge th er, and fo rhe r pa st e- upm eth od, wh ic h mad eth ew o rkgo m uchqu ic ke r, a sin ce reth an kyo u .

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