St Ignatius College Prepatory - Ignatian Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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-V TI BROPHY, JOHN P. After experimenting with New York Mili- tary Academy and Bellarmme Prep, John settled at the Hilltop in his junior year, when he became a staff member of the Red Cr Blue.” ... He will study writing in college. BROPHY, ROBERT J. Although he was very active at St. Igna- tius, Bob's -chief claim to distinction is the Ignatian, of which he was editor-in-chief. He was also one of the sixteen C S.F. life members. First Assistant Prefect of both the Sanctuary Society and the Senior Sodality, and a debater for three years. . . . Bob won the Fox Religion Medal in his third year. BROWNE, JOHN 0. John was a swimmer for two years in suc- cession, and was awarded a block letter in this sport. BURFORO, EDWARD A. Al was a Sodalist for three years. ... He played 30's basketball as a Junior. Special interests arc hunting and fishing. BURRONI, GERALD F. In his Sophomore year Jerry entered S. I from Loyola Academy in Chicago. He ran for the track team in the following year. . . . Jerry placed sixth in the Hcarst History Con- test. He was business manager of the Shake- speare Contest. CAMPBELL, JAMES J. Jim came to the Hilltop after two years at St. Vincent's. ... He will attend St. Mary's College. CANELO, JAMES C. Jim was first-string All-City center in his Junior year . . . was co-captain of 1946 Championship football squad . . . belonged to Sanctuary Society, Junior Sodality, and Block Club. CANTISANO, MARTIN M. Entering St. Ignatius as a sophomore from St. Joseph's Military Academy, Mart played football and basketball. . . He played in the band as a Sophomore and a Junior. CLARKE, JOHN C. For two years John had one of the leading roles in the annual school play. ... He was vice-president of the Senate, a C.S.F. life member, and he wrote for the Ignatian. John is noted for his rich bass voice and subtle sense of humor. CONROY, KEVIN J. During his four years at St. Ignatius, con genial Kev has made himself woll-likcd by his fellow classmates. CORBETT, ROBERT A. A football and baseball star for four years. Bob became a member of the Block Club in his Junior year, and an officer in that organi- zation the following year. ... He served with the Sanctuary for three years. . . . Bob will attend Santa Clara on a football scholarship. CORBETT, WILLIAM E. With a record (and a face) similar to his brother's. Bill played football for four sea- sons, and his brilliant performance in his final year won him a place as first string All-City guard. He was an aggressive base- ball player and an officer of the Block Club. Nicholas J. Bicvcr, S.J. Rev. Robert S. Burns, S.J.

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ALLIO, JAMES F. Bud played baseball with the Ramblers in his first year at St. Ignatius. Since then he has kept up a keen interest in all athletic events. ANDERSON, JOHN C. A newcomer to the Hilltop. John spent his first three years of high school at Holy Cross in Santa Crus . . . will split his college phar- macy course between U.S.F. and Santa Clara. ARMSTRONG, PETER G. Genial '‘Gomes proved himself one of the most all-around men in the Senior Class. As a scholar, Pete rated life membership in the C.S.F. He was News Editor of the Red Blue, captain of the Band, an Ignatian editor, an officer in the Senate . . . served with the Sanctuary . . . four years in the Sodality . . . sports: crew and swimming. ASHE. JOSEPH D. For his first three years Joe was notable as a lightweight eager . . . played baseball as a Freshman. He plans to take up law at U.S.F. BEGLEY, ROBERT F. Bob managed the swimming and football teams for two years . . . was with the track team as a junior, with the football team in his last year. He was prominent in the an- nual play for two productions . . . also a constituent of the Sanctuary, Sodality, and Red Blue. BEHNKE, FREDERICK R. Amiable Fred held down a leading role in 8rother Orchid this year ... ho played for ttsc Ramblers, was a lightweight football player for two years. Fred has been an emi- nent debater for three years ... is a life member of the C.S.F. In his final year he was a star reporter for the Red 8lue. 8ELL, RAYMOND R. Ray came all the way from St. Francis Xavier College in Shanghai to attend St. Ignatius this year . . . Photography is a favorite hobby. Either St. Mary's College or U.S.C. will claim him for a course in engi- neering. BENNETT, EDWARD J. Ed was with the tennis team in his last year . . . will study medicine at U.S.F. BISHOP, THEODORE A. In his sophomore year Ted ran for the track team ... He will take up engineering at Santa Clara. BLOOM, JOSEPH R. One of the sixteen February graduates, Joe is already at U.S.F. . . . While at the high- school he was a lightweight broadjumper on the track team. BRIARE, VINCENT J. In his two years at S. I., rugged, good- looking Vin won second string All-City hon- ors m varsity football . . . was vice-president of the Block Club. As a top discus hurler, he was elected co-captam of the track team. BRIERLY, FRANK A. Frank is a genius at anything mechanical, with an accent on cars ... He made C.S.F. awards for four semesters, was prominent in the Sanctuary and Sodality . . . hopes to study electrical engineering at Santa Clara. Maurice M. Bclval, S.J. Rev. Raymond Buckley, SJ.

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CROCKER, JOHN G. John played lightweight basketball during hi first three year at the Hilltop. ... He was a Sodalist for hi freshman and sophomore years. CULL'NAN, THOMAS C. Tom came to S. I. on a scholarship in 1942, but left for St. Joseph's Colleoc in the fol- lowing year, and recently returned as a senior. ... He ran for the track team this year. . . . Tom plans to study medicine at U.S.F. DALMON, JOSEPH L. In his fourth year of football, Joe quarter- barked the championship varsity, and his sensational punting pulled the team out of many a bad spot. As a freshman he was on the crew team ... is now trying to put over a story about going to Yale. FALLON, WILLIAM J. Bill arrived at the Hilltop after two years at Lincoln. . . He hopes to attend U.S.F. and to make business his career. TARRELL, ROGER H. Student Body President Roo Farrell played first string varsity basketball for the past two years, after playing on the lightweights as a freshman and sophomore. . . He was vice- president of the Junior Class, and a member of the Junior Sodality. . . He will probably take up medicine as a career. FINN, CHARLES H. Hannon. as he is better known, was a swimmer, a debater and a member of the Sodality and Sanctuary. . . He plans to enter the Navigation College and see the world William Golden, A.B. Rev. John G. Owens, S.J. OE LA MORA, GILBERT J. Gil will be remembered chiefly for the en- tertainment of his colleagues whenever a piano was in sight. . . A Sodalist for four years . . . also prominent as a debater. OS MATTEI, GAETON A. Lightweight baseball and basketball occu- pied Gaeton in his sophomore year. . . His hobby is collecting old automobiles. OE REGT, JOHN S. Jack won a life membership in the C.S.F. ... He belonged to the Sodalities for four years ... a member of the House and Sen- ate. Jack hopes to take up engineering at Santa Clara. CONOVAN, JOSEPH D. Sports writers dubbed him Sleepy Joe and first string center on the All-City basket- ball squad . . His casaba teammates elected him captain. . . The football team also counted on Joe's pass-catching prowess. Hop- ing to become a personal accountant, he will attend either St. Mary's or U.S.F. CJGAN, ALBERT E. After graduating early, Al is still waiting for a call from Uncle Sam. . . He wrote for the Red Blue in his third year. . . Cartoon- ing and working over old cars arc his hobbies. ELAM, JAMES M. After two years of debating. Jim was elected President of the Senate for the first semester of this year. . . He was a swimmer in his sophomore year. . . Jim plans to study elec- trical engineering at Santa Clara.