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

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Jjc'i- MURPHY. THOMAS F. Tom came to St. Ignotius from St. Joseph's College in his sophomore year. . . Cars and tennis are two of the subjects that occupy his mind. NEMETH, JAMES T. In his first year at S. I., Jim joined the Junior Sodality, and the Ramblers baseball team . . As a junior he was a member of the House. NICOLE, MAURICE Y. Maurice acted in Career Angel, last year's school play . . . was a member of the Junior Sodality. . . Business Manager of the Red b Blue. NUNAN, MATTHEW J. Matt belonged to the Hiking Club as a sophomore. . . He will study medicine at U.C. O'BRIEN, LEO J. Leo joined the 8lock Club after winning his letter in swimming. . . He wrote for the Red 6 Blue ... a Sodalist, a member of the Sanctuary, the Senate, and a life member of the C.S.f. O'BRIEN, RICHARD H. An outstanding student and athlete. . . Dick was Vice-President of the Senior Class and Prefect of the Junior Sodality. . . He placed second in the Freshman Elocution Con- test, won the Sophomore Oratorical Contest. He played both lightweight and varsity foot- ball and basketball. . . Dick was also a mem- ber of the Sanctuary, the Block Club, and the track team. O'CONNOR, JOHN J. John spoke in the Freshman Elocution and Sophomore Oratorical Contests. .. He be- longed to the Sodality, Sanctuary, swimming team, and was a two-year debater. O'CONNOR, GERALD G. The captain of the championship 30's swimming team, Jerry was a star merman for three years. . . He also played lightweight basketball ... a member of the Block Club. O'DAY, THOMAS R. An outstanding swimmer for four years . . Tom played lightweight basketball in his first two years at St. Ignatius, and belonged to the Block Club. O’SULLIVAN, JOHN P. Jack served with the Sanctuary for three years. . . He was a swimmer as a freshman, played lightweight basketball as a sopho- more . . . boxed for Mr. MacKcnzie's newly - organized team. PARKER, FRANCIS G. Frank debated as a sophomore, ran for the track team in the following year, and wrote for the Red 6 Blue in his final year. . . He wants to take up medicine at U.S.F. PARKS, THOMAS V. A consistent swimmer and Block Club member for three years. . . Tom played base- ball in his senior year, . . He hopes to register for a course in engineering at U.C. Armond C. Gciscr, SJ. John B. Murphy, A.B.

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■ MERRILL, JOHN A. John wis a well-known socialite about the city . . . will continue his schooling at U.S.F. MOHUN, CHARLES L. In his sophomore year Charlie was a mem- ber of Mr. Geary's famed Hiking Club. . . Santa Clara is the college of his choice, al- though he is not sure as to the courses he will select. MOHUN, GERALD F. The larger of the twins, Jerry was a mem- ber of the track team in his freshman year, of the Sodality as a sophomore, and played lightweight basketball in the following year. ... He intends to study law, but has not yet decided between Loyola and Santa Clara. MOORE, FREDERICK E. As an end on this year's football squad, Fred turned in several fine performances. . . He was also a member of the Junior Sodality, the crew team, and the Block Club. MOORE, JOHN A. Although he profers to remain inconspicu- ous about the Hilltop, John is well-liked by his classmates. . . He is undecided as to the college he will attend. MORGER, SEVERIN P. With an exceptional strength in putting the shot, Steve was a key trackman in his junior and senior years ... a member of the Block Club. . . He hopes to enter U.S.F. or Saint Mary's. MULLANEY, THOMAS A. A sensational sprinter for three years, Tom was sorely missed by the track team after his February graduation. . . He is now in the Army. MULLIN, JOHN J. '8th AVE.) Not to be confused with the John James Mullin who sat behind him in class and who is no relation, John is distinguished from the other by his address and his darker hair. He came to S. I. from Polytechnic as a junior. ... He was a swimmer, a football and basket- ball player. . . Hopes to attend U.S.F. MULLIN, JOHN J. (29th AVE.) Moon played football in his sophomore and senior years. He earned his block as an alternate first string guard on the champion- ship grid team. . . Ho will fake up a business administration course at U.S.F. MURPHY, OENIS P. Oenis ran for the track team as a fresh- man, and belonged to the House in his third year. . . Chief topic of conversation concern- ing him is The Traveling Percolator, Denis' bedraggled Chevrolet. MURPHY, EDWARD V. Ed was an intelligent student throughout his four years at the Hilltop. . . He is inter- ested m outdoor activities. MURPHY, JOHN J. The Sanctuary boasted Jack as one of its four-year servers. . . Ho was a trackman for three years . . . became a Block Club mem- ber in his senior year. . . Jack hopes to fake a pre-dental course at U.S.F. Michael J. McNamara, A.B. Rev. John H. O'Neill, S.J.

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PATT. JAMES F. Handsome Jim as ho calls himself, played football and was a star diver through- out his four years at the Hilltop. . . Secretary of the Student Body. . . Jim placed third in the Sophomore Oratorical Contest, was a member of the C.S.F. and the Block Club. PHILBERT, ARTHUR J. Art played 30‘s football in his first two years . . . varsity football and baseball this year. He also played lightweight basketball PHIPPS. CHARLES T. A life member of the C.S.P , a faithful Sodalist for four years, and a debater in his lunior year. . . Charlie takes a great interest in all the activities at St. Ignatius, scholastic and athletic. POGGI, EMIL J. Jack was Editor-in-Chicf of the Red 0 Blue and Co-Editor of the Senior Edition of the Ignatian. . . He acted in the school play as a lunior, but may better be remembered as Brother Orchid in this year's play of the same name. . . Last year Jack placed fifth in the national finals of the Hcarst History Contest. . . President of the Senate, a four- year Sodalist, a Sophomore Oratorical Con- testant, and a C.S.F. life member. As a hurdler for the track team. Jack won his block. PUCCINI. WALTER E. Walt played varsity basketball in his senior year. . . He intends to register at Santa Clara RASH, JAMES W. Another of the Manna Boys. . . . Jim ■s interested in social life and sports. . . He intends to study aeronautical engineering. RE. SALVADOR J. Arriving at the Hilltop after three years at St. Joseph's College. Sam went out for the shot and the discus on the track team. . . Ho will study law or chemistry at U.S.F. REVEL, ANDRE P. Andy was a Sodalist in his freshman an I sophomore years. . . He has decided to study science at U.C. RODDEN, DANIEL J. A first stringer on the lightweight basket- ball teams throughout four years at St. Igna- tius. . . Bud was also a crew and baseball man as a freshman, and a two-year member of the Block Club. ROGERS, FRANK A. As a sophomore Frank was a member ol the swimming team and of the Hiking Club. ... He is interested in science. ROSS, CARL A. . One of the tallest in his class, Carl be longed to the crew team and the Sodality as a freshman. . . He debated for two years and will study law at U.S.F. ROZYNKO. VITALI V. A member of the tennis team . . . Vic hopes to enter Annapolis to make the Navy his career. Francis J. Koenig, S.J. Bernard A. Wchncr, A.B. o i• £1 I