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I ALCALA

Published by th e Associa ted Student Bodi es of the Col leges for Men and Women University of San Diego Alcala Park San Diego . California

Introduction

Life in America today is centered on ever expand– ing circles of contact and communication. It involves not only family demands, but those of the community, the nation, and of the world through social and cul– tural pressures. This life of multiplicity leads not to unification, but rather to the fragmentation of man's energies and pursuits. The pages which follow represent a minute mo– ment in time-the student in pursuit of knowledge as prescribed by an institute of higher learning-a uni– versity. At the conclusion of this moment, the multi– plicity of the world will engulf the man with a false sense of values: values weighed in quantity, not qual– ity; in speed, not stillness; in clamor, not quiet; in words, not thoughts; in acquisitiveness, not beauty. How can he remain the whole man in the midst of centrifugal forces? Man needs to achieve a balance of the spiritual, intellectual, and physical life. There must be time for solitude and sharing, space for significance and beauty, closeness to nature to strengthen our under– standing, and faith in the continuity of life-life of the spirit. the creative life, and the life of human relation– ships. In the spontaneity of the here and now so vividly portrayed in this volume, the student at the University of San Diego de Alcala is hopefully approaching this balance which he will need to sustain him tomorrow. Here, in Alcala Park which overlooks the birthplace of Christianity and civilization in California, there is a glowing atmosphere of unity and progress, a renewed spirit of enthusiasm in the University life, for enriched educational opportunities have brought about a flow– ing interchange of ideas and activities among the Colleges. -Ray Brandes, Ph.D.

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Nothing so revealingly reflects a man's personality as the books with which he surrounds himself.

The War Cry

Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it. -Henry Ford

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No man ever became a great leader on an eight hour day. -Lee. S. Bickmore

Short as life is, we make it still shorter by the careless waste of time. -Victor Hugo

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Most Reverend Francis J. Furey, D.D., Ph.D ., LL.D.

Very Reverend John R. Baer, M.A., S.T.D .

Ch anc ello r

Preside nt Colle ge for Men

Sister Nancy Morr is, M.A. Pre side nt, Colleg e fo r Women FACUL TY

ADMINISTRATION

Sister Mariella Bremner, Ph.D. Registra r Ch air man , De pa rtm en t of Mode rn Lang uage s Colleg e fo r Wom en

Steven E. Schanes, Ph.D. Aca dem ic Dean Colle ge fo r Men

Reverend Vincent J. Walters Ad mi nis trativ e Vice Pre sid ent Colleg e fo r Men

Reverend Sister Frances Danz , Ph.D.

Reverend I. Brent Eagen Di re cto rof Sc ho ol Rel atio ns an d Pu bli c In fo rm at io n

Peter W. Barend

Hono rar yPre sident Colleg e fo r Wom en

Registra r

Colle ge fo r Men

Colle ge fo r Men

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Reverend George Hardy Ch ap lai n

Sister Mary B. Flaherty Assistan t Busin ess Off ice r College fo r Wom en

Sister Annette Bourre t Vice-P resi den tand Fin an cia l Aid Of fic er Colle ge fo r Wom en

Charl es L. Orr

Thoma s R. Pearson

Reverend William F. Philips

Fi na nc ia lAid Of fic er

Di re cto r of Stu den t an d Ed uc ati on al

Dean of St udents Colle ge fo r Me n

Coll ege fo r Men

Servi ces

College fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Sister Susan deLeon, Busi ness Office r, Colleg e fo r Wome n 35

ADMINISTRATION

Sister Aimee M. Rossi, Ph.D . Aca dem icDean Em er itu s Pro fes sor Emerit usof Ed uc ati on Colleg e fo r Wom en

Lillian R. Gregory Co nt ro lle r Colle ge fo r Men

Donald Lintz As sis tan tto Aca dem ic Dean Inst ruct or,Po liti calScien ce Colle ge fo r Men

DIVISION CHAIRMEN

Irvin g W. P arke r Div isio nof Hu ma nit ies Colle ge fo r Men

Joseph W. Ruan e, Ph.D. Div isio nof So cia lScien ces Colle ge fo r Men

John P. McDe rmot t Ph.D . Div isio nof Na tu ra lScie nces an d Ma thema tics Colle ge fo r Men

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ENGLISH

Sister Sally Fura y, Ph.D Ch air ma nDe partm entof Eng lish Col lege fo r Women

Lee F. Gerlach, Ph.D. Ch air ma nDe par tmentof Englis h Col lege fo r Men

William G. Irish In st ru ct or Colleg e fo r Men

Mary F. deMo urel Ass ista nt Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Wom en

Marc ia Bowman Klien As sistant Pro fess or Col lege for Wom en

ister Helen McHugh, Ph.D.

Ben jami n M. Nyce, Ph.D. As sis tan tPro fes sor

Pro fes sor

Colle ge fo r Women

Col lege fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Patricia Marsha ll, Inst ructor, College fo rM en Denv er D. Sasser, Ins tructor, College fo r Wom en Willi am P. Thomas, Lect ur to r, College fo r Men 37

Betty Mar tine z In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Wom en

James L. Wheeler, Ph.D. As sis tan tPro ress or Col lege fo r Men

FOREIGN

Reverend J. Vincent Sullivan Chair ma n,De pa rtm en tof For eig n Lang uage s Colle ge fo r Men

Antonio Blanco Ph.O. As sis tan tPro fes sor Col lege fo r Wom en

Jeanne Brink

Asso ciate Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Wom en

Paule G. Car roll

Reverend Leopoldo Creoglio, Ph.D.

John M. Crow In st ru ct or Col lege fo r Men

In st ru ct or

Ass ocia te Profe ssor Colle ge fo r Men

Colle ge fo r Women

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LANGUAGES

William J. Freitas, Ph.D. Prof esso r Colleg e fo r Men

Graciela Graves, Ph.D . Ass ocia tePro fess or Coll ege fo r Wom en

Jean-Marie Gaul (Ph. D. Cand.) In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Wom en

Luisa Vergani, Ph.D . Ass istant Pro fes sor Colleg e fo r Wom en

Sister Alicia Sarre, Ph.D. Pro fess or Colleg e fo r Wom en

Kilb urn MacMurraug h In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Daria Rothe , Assistant Professo r, College for Wo me n 39

PHILOSOPHY & THEOLOGY

Reverend William L. Shipley Ph.D . Ch ai rm anDe par tment of Ph ilos op hy Colle ge fo r Men

Richar d J. George, Ph.D. Ch air ma nDepar tme ntof Ph ilos op hy College fo r Wom en

Reverend John R. Kanda, Ph.D . As sis tan tPro fes sor Col lege fo r Men

Joan P. Alexander In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Wom en

Sister Mary Dur ham, Ph.D . Pro fess or of The ology & Ph ilo so phy Colleg e fo r Wom en

Reverend Joseph T. McDonnell In st ru ct or Co lleg e fo r Men

Reverend William Langman In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Men

Joseph P. Ghougassian (Ph.D. Cand.) In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Women

NOT PICTURED Rev. Thomas Carlin, Assistant Profes so r College fo r Men Rev. Xavier C. Colleoni, Le ct ur er , College for Men Rabbi Joel S. Goor, Lecturer , College fo r Men Patric k Pidgeon, Inst ru ct or Col leg e fo r Wome n Rev. James Rankin, Ph.D., Ins tr u to r, College fo r Men 40

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

John McCabe In st ru ct or College fo r Men

Carl P. N. Jensen Ph.D. Le ctu rer Colle ge fo r Men

Paul R. Gardne r Ass istant Pro fess or Colle ge fo r Men

Leo J. Kloos Le ctu rer Colle ge fo r Men

SPEECH & THEATRE ARTS

Kath leen Zaworski In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Wom en

Margaret Ann Mart in In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Men

Richa rd F. Lott Ass ista ntPro fess or Colle ge fo r Men

Ann T. Kern In st ru ct or Col lege fo r Women

NOT PICTURED William Fargo, Ass istant, Profe sso r, College for Me n Rev. Charles Patron , Ins tru ct or , College of Me n 41

HISTORY

Sister Cathe rine McShan e, Ph.D. Ch ai rm an ,De par tment of Hi sto ry Coll ege fo r Women

Raymond S. Brandes, Ph.D . Ch airman, Dep artm entof Hi sto ry Colleg e fo r Men

Sister Helen Lorch In st ru ct or Colle ge for Wom en

Sand ra Lecumberry, Ph.D. In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Women

Reverend John A. Myhan Ass ista nt Profe ss or

Florence Shipek

Judith A. Monahan In st ru ct or Colleg e fo r Wom en

In st ru ct or

Colle ge fo r Men

Coll ege fo r Men

NOT PICTURED James R. Moriari ty III , Assistant Pro fes so r, College for Men Rev. Francis J. Rigney, Ph.D., Prof es so r, College for Men 42

POLITICAL

SCIENCE

A. Paul Theil, Ph.D. Ch airman, Depa rtmen t of Pol itic al Scien ce Colle ge fo r Men

John S. Chambe rs, Jr. Ph.D . Ass ista ntPro fess or Coll ege fo r Men

Ernest N. Mori n, Ph.D . Ass istan t Pro fes sor Colleg e fo r Wom en

Deward H. Reed, Ph.D. Asso ciate Pro fess or Colle ge fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Mich ael Newman , Lectu rto r, College fo r Men Gilbert L. Oddo, Ph.D., Visi tin g Profes so r, College for W me n 43

Mar y Jane Warre n Ch airman, Dep artm en t of Psych olo gy Col lege fo r Wom en

Gerald Sperrazzo, Ph.D. Ch air ma n, Dep ar tmen t of Psy cho logy Coll ege fo r Men

A. John Valois, Ph.D. Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Men

Sister Irene Lawrence, Ph.D. Ch air ma nDe partm entof Sociolo gy Colle ge fo r Wom en

Fred I. Closson Ass ista nt Profes so r Coll ege fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Steph en Isaac, Ph.D., Lectu rto r, Colleg e fo r Men Leo J. Koran, Le ct ur to r, College fo r Men Rev. William Nolan, Ph.D., Chair ma n Dep ar tmen t of Soci olo gy, Colle ge fo rM en John Plag, Ph.D., Lect ur to r, College fo r Men Rev. Vincen t Waiches,Ph.D. , Ass ista nt Prof es so r, College for Men 44

BIOLOGY

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y f\ Sister Bernice Farrens, Ph.D. Ch airma n, Dep art me nt of Biolo gy Colle ge fo r Women

Cur t W. Spanis, Ph.D. Ch air ma n, Dep ar tm en t of Biol og y Col legefo r Men

Sister Mary Carey In st ru ct or Colle ge fo r Wome n

Suzanne Ely Byrne In st ru ct or College fo r Wom en

John S. Bradshaw, Ph.D. Ass ista ntPro fess or Colle ge fo r Men

Pedro B. Nava In st ru ct or College fo r Men

RossE. Dingman, Ph.D. Ass istan t Pro fes sor Colleg e fo r Men

Yvonne Coombs, Ph.D. Asso ciate Pro fess or College for Men

NOT PICTURED Gaii S. Habic ht, Ph.D., Assistant Professo r, College fo r Men D. Glen Wreck, Ph.D., Lectu rto r, College for Men Enoch Roland, Resea rch Assoc iate, College fo r Men Maurice Schiff, Researc h Associa te, College for Me n 45

CHEMISTRY

Dona ld B. Peterson, Ph.D . Ch ai rm an ,De pa rtm en tof Ch em ist ry College fo r Men

Sister AgnesSch mit, Ph.D. Ch air ma n,Dep artm entof Ch em ist ry Colle ge for Women

Jack D. Opdycke Ph.D . Ass istant Pro fess or

Sister Patri cia Schaff er Ass istant Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Women

Diana L. Stiggall, Ph.D. Ass istant Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Wom en

Patri cia S. Tray lor, Ph.D. Ass istant Pro fes sor Coll ege fo r Wom en

Colle ge fo r Men

PHYSICS

Gerald N. Estberg, Ph.D. Ch airman, De partm en tof Phy sics Colle ge fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Rober t E.Krib el, Lec tu rto r, College fo r Men 46

MATHEMATICS

Leonard Caners, Ph. D. Ass istant Pro fess or Colle ge fo r Women

Elliott Brown Ass istant Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Men

Alphonse G. Zukowski In st ru ct or Colle ge for Men

William E. De Malignon Ass istant Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Men

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E T 0 R A G 0 N R N D A 0 P M H Y Y

NOT PICTURED James R. Haskins, Lec tu rto r, College fo r Wome n Erne stTo vani, Ass istant Profes sor , College for Men

Rudolph Mar tin Lippert Ass istan t Pro fes sor Colleg e fo r Wom en

ART

Sebastian Capella In st ru ct or College fo r Wom en

Rozetta E. Hill Ch air ma nDe pa rtmen tof Art Colle ge fo r Wom en

Therese T. Han afin In st ru ct or Col lege fo r Wom en

MUSIC

Mar jorie L. Har t

Henry Kolar

John A. Williams Ch or alDi re cto r Col lege fo r Wom en

In st ru ct or

Ass ista nt Pro fes sor Colle ge fo r Wom en

Colle ge fo r Wom en

NOT PICTURED Char lotte Bond Aldrich, Inst ru ct or , College for W men Julia Andrews, Lec turo r, Colleg e fo r Women Nana Mysior, Inst ru ct or , Colleg e fo r Women 48

EDUCATION

Sister Mar gare t Guest, Ph.D. Chair ma n,De partm entof Ed uca tion Colle ge fo r Wom en

John F. McGeever, Ed.D. Ch airma n, Depa rtmen t of Edu cat ion Colle ge fo r Men

Lawrence H. Conrad Prof esso r Colle ge for Men

David Cherr y, Ph.D. Candidate Asso ciate Pro fes sor College fo r Women

Robert E. Nelson, Ed.D. Ass ista ntPro fess or Coll ege fo r Wome n

Mary M. Flanagan In st ru ct or Colleg e fo r Wom en

NOT PICTURED E. Romayne Hertweck, Ph.D., College for Men John MacDonald, Lec tu rto r, College fo r Men

Mrs. Thoma s Pearson, Education Libr ary, College fo r Men Roland K. Phelps, Pn.D., Lectu rto r, College for Men Wilson E. Schurr, Ph.D., Associate Prof ess or, Colleg e fo r Men 49

LIBRARY STAFF

W. Roy Holl oman Head Li brarian Colle ge fo r Wom en

Mar jorie A. Rosevear Head Lib ra ria n Colle ge fo r Men

Mar ian Hol loman Li br ar ia n Colle ge fo r Wom en

Vera Hrus off Li br ar ia n Colle ge fo r Men

Sister Kathl een McDevi tt Li br ar ia n Col lege fo r Women

Janet H. Murp hy Li br ar ia n Colleg e fo r Women

Reverend James H. Rollins Li br ar ia n Col lege fo r Men

Dona ld McKie Li br ar ia n College fo r Men

NOT PICTURED Benida Awes, Lib ra ria n, Colleg e fo r Men Lilia F. Eberson, Libr ar ia n, College fo r Men 50

ATHLETICS

Phil Woolpert Ath let ic Dire cto r Colle ge For Men

Ida Mercado In st ru ct or Colle ge For Women

John Cunningham At hl et ic Coac h Col leg e For Men

Willie Moore Tra ine r Colle ge For Men

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Mrs. Ballman College for Women

Mrs. Belson College for Women

Mrs. Carroll College for Men

Mrs. Case College for Men

SECRETARY

Miss De Vore College for Men

Mrs. Clinkscales College for Men

Mrs. Drew College for Men

Mrs. Kennedy College for Men

Mrs. Phibbs College for Men

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Mrs Larson College tor Men

Mrs Knott College for Men

Miss de Maine College for Men

Mrs. M1s1ew1cz Book Store Manager College for Men

STAFF

Miss Nichols College for Men

Mrs. Pilon College for Men

Mrss Robinson College tor Women

Mrs. Ramsey College for Women

Mrs. Woody College for Women

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Willia mSh er ida n

Pa tri cia Kie rna n

hn st m eBr oo ks

Mary Ellen Den ms on

SENIORS

Kat hlee n Albers Eng lish

Wvnne And erso n Hi sto ry

James R. Allen Busine ss Ad mi nis tra tio n

Ma ry Ann Are stad Soc ial Scien ce

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Jef fne r Allen Philos oph y Spa nish

Ma ria Ba chofn er Art

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W illi amE. Ba cho fne r Psy cho log y

Man uel Berrriu dez Ph ilo so phy

He rbe rt Baker Jr. Busi ness Ad m in ist ra tion

Gre gor y Be ttenc ourt Po lit ic alScien ce

Kat hlee n Ba rre tt Hi sto ry

Be rna rdBic ke rst off

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Sco tt T. Boies Eng lish

Ch ris tin eBrooke Sociolo gy

Car me llo Boj ano s Phi loso phy

Kath leen Br ow n Soc ial Scie nce

Gil be rt E. Bro die Ph ilos op hy

Danie l Bu nn Busine ss Ad min ist ra tio n

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Richard Cabrera Spanish

Gloria Casilla Social Science

Ricardo A. Calderon Political Science

Carla Castagneto Biology

Diane Carlos Social Science

Richard Cefalu Philosophy

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Ma ry Elle n Ca hill Po liti calScien ce

Nancy Cli ngan Eng lish

Ma rio Ca still o Philos oph y

Wil liam Co nw ill Ph ilo so phy

Sand ra Chew Eng lish

Stephe n E. Crosby Hi sto ry

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Pa tri ciaDam er Ar t

Mary Elle n Denni son Engli sh

Kat hlee nDavi s Eng lish

Ka thle enDr iskell Englis h

Ne hid a de Comm ing es Fre nch

Deb orah Dug gan Englis h

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Ric har d F. Dun can son Phi loso phy

Fra nci s A. Fe rra nti Philos oph y

Denn is J. Dun ne Politi ca lScienc e

Glen R. Fo rem an Bio log y

Gail Fern and es Sociolo gy

Mic hael V. Fox Engli sh

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Richa rdGadt er Bus ines s Ad m in ist ra tio n

An tho ny J. Gh iro ni Hi sto ry

Osc ar Gamez Ph ilos op hy

Mar tin aGr ah am Englis h

Ch arle sM. Getz off Bus ine ss Ad mini str at ion

Bre nda nJ. Greg g

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Wi lliam Ha ll Bio log y

Mar k He rre nb ruc k Hi st or y

Cec ilia Herweg Spa nish

Can dida Her weg Spani sh

Jame s F. Healy Busin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n

Pa tric iaHugh es Englis h

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Wa lter Jo hn sto n Hi sto ry

Sh aro nKel sch Soc iolo gy& Spa nish

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Pa tric ia Kie rna n His tor y

James P. Lawr ence Psy cho logy

Ann Lang en Eng lish & His tor y

Georg ette Laws Art

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George L. Le itn er Bus ines s Ad m in ist ra tio n

Eilee n Ly nc h Mat h

Ti bu rc ioLopez Ph ilos ophy

Vict or Magee Busi ness Ad m in is tra tio n

Ho wa rdLu nd So cio log y

Do nal dC. Ma honey Philo so ph y

Joseph E. Ma llinger Bio log y

Kare n McCa ffre y Hi sto ry

Ma rily nMa rgutt i Fre nch & Engl ish

Jame s Mc Loughlin Englis h

Ric hard Maxwell Ac co un tin g

Tr ish Mc Mi llan Hi sto ry

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Sandra Nar do lill o Soc iolo gy

Sh aro n O'N eill The ate r Arts

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Rob ert E. Oste rmey er La tin

Billy Cagel Per kins Po liti ca lScien ce

Nita Pacwa Music

Howar d P. Pou lsen Jr . Ph ilos op hy

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Jun e Qu irk Soc iolo gy

James E. Ra ffe rty Ph ilos op hy

Jan Ra ckl iffe Hi sto ry

Th om asC. Raga n Hi sto ry

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Jan E. Ronis Po liti calScien ce

Con nie Sa lov itch Phi loso phy & Eng lish

Charles S. Rutled ge Psyc holo gy

Nancy Jane Samp le Mu sic

James F. Salamy Eng lish

San dra Segars Eng lish

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Mary Sny der Ch em istr y

Don na Lee Sta nto n Hi sto ry

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Mar gare t Stevens Soc iolog y

Linda Th om ps on En gli sh

Mic hae lL. Stra da Eng lish

Do rot hyTib us So cio log y

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Thomas D. Tomczyk Philosophy

Frank S. Waczek English

Thomas M. Vermiglio Philosophy

Mary StuartWalker Sociology

Barry E. Vineyard English

Allison Ward Chemistry

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Th om as R. Ward Bus ines s Ad mi nis tratio n

Daniel Wils on Mat h

Jeanne Wil liam s Art

Rob ert Wood s Politi ca lScie nce

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Thoma sM ira nt i,Busi ness Ad m ini str ati on Jesse Nunez, Spanish Joh n O tt, Ma th

Joh n Adams Gwen Bra nso n,Bio log y Don ald L. Dol eshal, Ph ilos op hy Jo hn Downs, Ph ilos op hy Dav id Du nca n,Econ om ics Charles Geis t, Bio log y Be rna rd Ha cke tt, Bio log y Jo hn La ffe rty ,Bio log y Charle sLa ute rba ck,Englis h Greg ory Lon g, Eng lish Daniel Mc Lin den ,Spani sh Ike Meede, Bio log y

David Pa lme r, His tor y Robe rt Sec kin gton,Ma th

Wi lliam Sin k, His tor y Robe rt St ich ,Eng lish Richar dStra uss , Busi ness Ad mi nis tratio n Mario nVree land ,So cia l Scienc e

Mic hae l Welch , Psy cho log y Joh n W. Wheeler, Ch em ist ry

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PRES IDENT MARYELLEN EASTERLING MICHAEL HUMPHREY

TR EA SU RE R ELAINE TAGLIAFERRI CARLBLOMQUIST

-VTC E PR ES IDEN T BETTY HANSEN ERICJOHNSON

SECR ETARYJ *^ DIANNE^TFFOMAN FRAI

JUNIORS

MARGARETALBRIGHT SHERIEBAILEY PATRICIA BAKER

JOHN BECKMAN JOSEPHBERARDINO MANUEL BERMUDEZ JEFFERY BICHL

BARBARA BIEVER ROBERTBILBRAY ELEANOR BLAKELY CARLBLOMQUIST

JOHNBRISKEY ROBERTBROWER

RICHARDBAKER PATRICIA BASSETT ROBERTBEAUDINE

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PATRICIA DUNN JAMES DYCK MARY ELLEN EASTERLING

DENISE DALY MARY DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS JAMES DEVINE

LINDA CHRIST IAN DIANE CONWAY ROBERT COTA PATRICIA CURLEY

JOSEPH CHARFAUROS RENE CHEVALIER

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JOHN CANTON

PEGGY CARR GEORGECA STRO

MARY KAY ECKMAN ROSIE EPPS ALLEN FARIAS

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! • JULES FLEURET I JOSE FLORES

DANIEL FORGERON

MARIA ESTELLA GOMEZ WILLIAM GORE TERRY GRAVES TIMOT HY HACKING

WILLIAM HALL STEPHANIE HAMILTON

PHILLI P HAND BETTY HANSEN

SUSAN HARE FRANCES HARRINGTON

WILLIAM HENDERSON

KATHY HEILY PATRICIA HENDERSON

PATRICIA GAHAGAN RICHARD GEISE JOHN GLEAVE

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DONALD KNOTTS RICHARD KNOTTS LAWRENCE LACOMBE

JOHN KENNEDY BASEL KHALIFEH GEORGE KILCREASE ROBERT KIVLEY

EDWIN ILIF F ERIC JOHNSON DONNA KELLEY SUE KELLEY

MICHAEL HUMPHREY JAMES HYLTON

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CATHY HENSON

ANN HUBER MARY ANN HUF F

AUGUSTUS MAGEE MICHAEL McCABE JOHN McCOY

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NEAL McEWEN JAMES McDERMOTT MAUREEN McHUGH

PATRICIA MONTE CHARMEIAN MORIARTY SUSAN NUTTI NG CONNI E OJEDA

TIMOTHY O'KEEFE JEANNE PALERMO NATALI E PAYNE RHEA PRICE

LAUREL PUGHER PAUL REID

SERGIO SANCHEZ

MICHAEL RICHARDS MARTIN SAMUELS

CLARA MARUCA KAREN MEAGHER MARY JO MONKA

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SAM TEDESCO CHRISTY THOMPSON DAVID TIMM S

JOHN STREET JON ANN SUTTON ELAINE TAGLIAFERR

CYNTHIA SMITH DENNIS SMITH DIANNE SOLOMAN GLORIA STONE

RAY SHERMAN JAMES SHROVE

JAMES SCARMOZZINO

MARY ANN SCHULTZ ANN SHELLY

EDWARD TOBI AS GREGG TOLTON MARY TRIEWEILER

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FRANK TROMBLEY JAN TUOMA INEN JONIE VETCHER

FRANK WACZEK ARLEEN WAGNER NANCY WALSH

ERIN WALSHE BRUCE WEBER DANIEL WIGHTMAN JAMES WILKE

MARGARETWOLLITZ JOSIE WYDRA

MARY JEAN ZOLEZZI

ROBERT YONEMITSU WILLIAM YOUMANS

ARTHUR VIDERVOL NANCY VITALICH JOHN VREELAND

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TR EA SU RE R THOM BELLEPERCFl

TR EA SU RE R NANCY McCANN

SE CR ET AR Y RICH IRI

SE CR ETAR Y PAT MART IN

VIC E PR ES IDEN T GIL TAITANO

VIC E PRES IDENT ANN DOUGHERTY

PR ES IDEN T BRIAN RILEY

PR ES IDEN T LYNN ANDERSON

SOPHOMORES

RICK BAKER MARIADE JESUS BARBA NANCY BAUM

ROBERT BERRILL DANIEL BISHOP

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ROBERT BIXLER THOMAS BLAKE DAV ID BROCKMAN

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KENNETH BROWER PAT BROWN THOMAS BROWN

HERBERT BRUECKNER DONALD BURCIAGA WILLIAM BUCKLEY

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BONNIE BURKE JOHN BURKE JR. DALE BURTON

RICK CALLAHAN MATTHEW CAMPBELL BARBARA CAREY

ANTHONY CARUSO JAMES CERNIGLIA STANLEY CHASE

JAMES CLAPP THOMAS CLOSSER

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*21 Rick Cabrera Demonstrates the ba sic "move" that made him fll in scoring, the move to the hop.

Senior guard Bill Sheridan, " quarterback" of the Toreros for 3 years. 180 takes a ten-foot jumper as the defense tries vainly to stop the shot.

Driving past the defenders, Cabrera goes under a State player to contribute two to the USD cause.

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"Super-Soph" Neal Schram hooks for 2 digits as teammate Dural Carpender looks on.

At the opening whistle of the 1967-1968 basketball season, Coach Phil Woolpert, suited up eight returning lettermen. In the first game against Cal Poly, Rick Cabrera brought a 65-50 victory over the Broncos. Against Pepperdine, defeat came in a close 80-78 score as the Wave forward, Steve Ebey, scored 29 points. Always a highlight in the season schedule is the cross-town rivalry with San Diego State College. Durel Carpenter scored 17 points but these were not enough to prevent a 69-50 loss to the number one-rated Aztecs. The game was played in the new San Diego Sports Arena-the first time college teams had played a prelim to a pro basketball game. The Los Angeles Lakers and the San Diego Rockets brought out a large crowd. At Fresno State. Sophomore Neal Schram scored 23 points. but not enough to over– come the final deficit of 87-67.

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In San Diego the Toreros played one of the season's best games in the Cali· fornia Western Holiday Tournament. The University of San Diego downed Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 78 to 64 as Ted Fields was high scorer with 21 points. The Toreros took Westminster 83-64 as Cabrera put though 24 points. In the title game, Cabrera again led the Toreros to victory with 23 points in a win over California-Western by the score of Both Cabrera and Ted Fields were selected as "All Tourna– ment." Against Cal State Long Beach, Rick Cabrera again led his teammates to an 83-63 easy win, but in the University of California at Irvine game the Toreros were downed 81-72. At San Fernando Valley State the Toreros lost 83 to 65. At Westmont Woolpert's won 88-76 with Cabrera pouring in 28 points and Gus Magee, USD's 6'6 center putting in 18 points. Back to Irvine, Magee scored 16 points but USO lost 67-61. Against Pepperdine, USO downed the Waves 61-51. Against Cal Poly, the Toreros playing their best defensive game of the year won out in a thriller when Jim Wilke hit with two seconds left. At the semester break Woolpert's men were at the University of Idaho, and despite a fine performance by Cabrera who scored 20 points includ– ing 12 of 12 free throws, the Toreros lost 64-62. Against Gonzaga University, Gus Magee in a fine performance led in a 69-66 victory.

Jim Wilke and reserve Center Dan Whitman team up to stop a basket.

All-Coaster Ted Fields, (122.. leaves USO as their fifth all time high 182 scorer.

At Cal State, the Diablos earned easy victory of 81-72, as Ted Fields was outstanding that evening. A three game homestand began with a 51-49 victory over the University of Redlands. Ted Fields scored two free throws with two seconds left to give USO another victory. University of California at Irvine came to the USO gym and with Cabrera scoring 18 and Fields 17, the game was a big win for USO. With a week to prepare for the Homecoming Game. Coach Woolpert worked his team hard to meet Nevada Southern which had a 17-4 record for the season. Magee and Carpenter played great defensive ball but All-American Miller scored 30 points. With but a min– ute to go USO drew within two points but lost at the buzzer 87-83. The Toreros. off to a shakey start in the next game. downed Chapman College 74-68. The team in its final homestand had Rick Cabrera to help with a 28 point performance as the Toreros downed the Whittier Poets 65-60. In a local!~· televised contest. USO pulled the game out when Ted Fie1Js stole a pass to score in the final seconds to defeat Cal-Western 69-68. In a return en– gagement with Cal-Western at the Sports Arena. as a preliminary to the San Diego Rockets-Cincinnati Royals game USO dropped the final game of the season 74-59. Fields was again highpoint man scored 19 in the game. The advent of the new schedule. and the new bleachers. the more consistent and larger number of crowds. the orchestra all gave to the 1967-1968 season a ring as the best in the history of the University. The two games played as prelims to the Pro National Basketball teams. and the televised games. offer un– limited possibilities for next year. In looking back over the 1967-1968 season. Coach Woolpert aided by John Cunningham and Bernie Bickerstaff. brought on the second best win season in the University history with 15 wins and 10 losses. Willie Moore. trainer. did an outstanding job in helping to keep injuries down to a minimum. Coach Woolpert had in fact. in order to upgrade the calibre of op– ponents. scheduled the toughest schedule in the team's history.

PHIL WOOLPERT: COACHING IS AN EMOTIONAL THING