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

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Rev. Frederick H. Cosgrave, S.J. Jchn A. Brady, S.J. WALSH, JOSEPH C. (picture missing! Joe jpnntcd for the track team in his first two years. . . His preat interest is the study of airplanes, and he belonged to the Aero Club for three years. WALTER. ROBERT P. A member of the Junior Sodality. . . Bob took up studies at U.S.F. after graduating in February. WILLIAMS, PETER A. No one enjoys giving himself nicknames more than Pete. Some samples arc Pistol Pete, Gorgeous Williams, and Oh You Kid. . . . Pete claims that he was a sensa- tional football star on the championship var- sity—probably the only true statement he ever made about himself. . . Pete was also with the swimming team in his sophomore year. . WILSON, ROBERT D. A trip all the way from Boston brought Bob to the Hilltop as a junior. . . He played varsity baseball this year. WOODS, MARTIN T. An excellent scholar. . . Martin was an associate editor of the Ignatian, a writer for the Red Blue, an outstanding debater and orator and a Sodalist. . . He took leading roles m the school play for two years . . . also took part in the Freshman Elocution Contest, and merited eighth place in the Hcarst History Contest last year. WRIN, THOMAS J. Tom registered at St. Ignatius from Bcllar- minc in his junior year. . . He graduated in February, and is now at U.S.F. James E. Morse, S.J. Rev. Edward M. Stretch, S.J.

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STUART, JOHN B. John was a member of the Aero Club for three years. . . He left the Hilltop in Febru- ary, and was seen on a recent visit in Navy blues. SULLIVAN, WILLIAM C. Bill played three years of lightweight bas- ketball ... a member of the Ramblers. . . He hopes to make a career of singing. SWEENEY, EUGENE F. A member of both the band and orchestra . . . Graduating in February, Gene is now studying at U.S.F. TANQUARY, WILLIAM S. For two years Bill ran the 100-yard dash for the track team. . . He plans to study medicine at Santa Clara. THEIS, ROBERT J. Veteran trackmen were amazed to see little 8ob rise to a top-notch 440 star in a single year on the team. . . Also a member of the Sodality and the C.S.F. . . . Bob hopes to enter Annapolis or Santa Clara. TORRANO, MICHAEL A. Mike presents the phenomenon of a bril- liant student and indefatigable worker who receives little credit for his accomplishments. ... He came to St. Ignatius last year from St. Mary’s, and as a senior he was made man- aging-editor of the Ignatian—one of the most exacting jobs in the school. . . This year he won honorablo mention in the national Wcstinghousc Science Talent Search. UNSINN, VINCENT J. Another player on the championship foot- ball squad. . . Vm also belonged to the So- dality and the 8lock Club. . . He will regis- ter at California and take up civil engineer- ing. URBINA, ARMANDO '’Ceesco,' as he is known by his admiring classmates, spent most of his spare time workino in the postoffice. As he puts it, '•| worked in the postofficc for four years and learned to go over the city. URBIZTONDO, EMIL P. For the first two years of his high school career. Emil played lightweight basketball. ... He will study for a doctor's degree at U.S.F. VIDAK, NICHOLAS G. A rugged, aggressive tackle on the cham- pionship football team, Nick won first string All-City honors. . . Quiet, but hard-working Nick hurled the shot and discus on the track team for three years ... a Block Club mem- ber. VIZZARD, WILLIAM R. Bill was a captain in the R.O.T.C. unit dur- ing the first semester of his senior year. . . He left the Hilltop with fifteen other early graduates. WALLSTEN, JAMES A. Jim was a band member in his freshman year. . . He went to U.S.F. after his gradua- tion in February. Thomas G. Nottjgc, S.J. Rev. Charles J. McKee, S.J.

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3A -Top Row: Charles Clif- ford, William Duffy, James Fitz- patrick, George Keenan, Robert Fairbanks, Gerald Zunino, Jo- seph Boyd, Joseph Ferriter, Fran- cis Fraher, Hugh Visser, James Beyle. 2nd Row: Angelo Maffeo, Aldo Bozzini, Arnaldo Piatti, Thomas Theis, Watt Clinch, Gerald Con- Ion, Norman Adler, Keith Varni, Rowland Rcbelc, Albert Hurtado. 3B —Top Row: Victor Pera, William Reynolds, Edward Grac- chi, William Gahan, John Wil- liamson, Gregory O'Connell, Neil Moran, John McDevitt, Victor Underhill, William Triggas, Al- fred O'Connor, Ernest Bracchi, Phillip Callaghan. 2nd Row: Gerald Lentz, Richard Hanley, Bernard Hornbach, Ar- thur C. Latno, Jr., Richard Corto- passi, Robert Breach, Robert Barron, Paul Saidak, Jesse Rose, Matthew Murphy, Victor De Bruin. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: John J. O'Connor, Sec'y.; Hugh Visser, Sgt.-af-Arms; Watt Clinch, Treas. Seated: Lawrence Casserly, Pres.; Thomas Theis, Vice-Pres. 1st Row: Adriano Fioretti, Ned Biglieri, Lawrence Elower, Paul Gehlen, Jean Marrot, John Jay O'Connor, III, Robert Matson, J. William O'Sullivan, Daniel Morales, Roy Drury. Absent: John Hughes, Walter Farrell. 1st Row: Francis Cassou, Francis Camilli, Harry Richards, Martin Ruane, Joseph Desmond, Cordon Mac Lachlan, John Kelly, Daniel Finnegan, Ronald DeLucchi, Da- vid Del Chiaro, Manuel Morales. Absent: Robert Andrews, John Ford, Douglas Johnson, Richard Stefani.