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

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FORD, JOHN J. With three years of experience behma nim. Jack proved a boon to the championship quintet in his final basketball ycar. Hf was also the man behind the rallies and a Block Club and Congress member. FRAHER, FRANCIS J. . . Generally considered as the greatest Stu- dent Body President in many years, Frank was also a prominent sports figure. He was a four year baseball player and a rugged tackle on the football squad. Frank merited life membership in the C.S.F. and was out- standing in school spiritual life, having worked four years in the Sodality and Sanc- tuary Society. GAFFEY, DENNIS D. A versatile sports luminary, Denny spent four years on the track team, and two on the swimming and basketball aggregations. His reward was membership in the exclusive Block Club. GAHAN, WILLIAM F. The manly art of self defense interested Bill through his junior and senior terms i i addition to track and the Sodality. GALVIN, JOHN J. A St. Elisabeth’s, Oakland, product, Johnny intends to ferry boat back to the East Bay for a Moraga college education GAUSE, RICHARD A. The Martin Latin Contest included Dick in his sophomore year. He has hustled for several plays in the stage crew and plans to enroll at U.S.F GEHLEN, PAUL T. An Ignatian worker as a junior and senior, he also practiced public speaking in Con- gress and was rewarded for his scholastic successes with the C.S.F. GEORGE, CHARLES J. Chuck is setting out for U.S.F. with a C.S F record as a sophomore. GEORGE, JOSEPH C. Joe reached the upper brackets with a freshman C.S.F. membership and a 8 aver- age throughout his four years. Next semes- ter will fmd him in U.S.F. GILLAND, JOHN C. Frcnchy deserted the Eiffel Tower for the spires of St. Ignatius, arriving at the Hilltop from Marseilles late in his senior year. GLYNN, WILLIAM P. Two years of varsity and one year of BO's gridiron work, plus two years of boxing, helped Bill to the Block Club. GOUGH, WALTER J. Pounding the ivories for the Hilltop Jive Five Hogie was undoubtedly the greatest boogie artist on the campus. But superior to that is his fine record of four years in the Sanctuary Society, two in the Junior Sodality and a sophomore year on the 30‘s baseball squad. J t l t t

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DUTOFF. DIMITRI A. Dimitri corned his block Irom the trock tcom os a miler He also swam in his sopho- more year and hopes to attend the Univer- sity ot California. SLOWER, LAWRENCE F. Larry was a member of the Junior Sodality and a Congressman. He also was one of the school's outstanding milers and a member of The California Scholarship Federation. ERIGERO, EUGENE R. Gene was a four year Sodalist. Sane man and Block Club member He climaxed his long service on the track team with an ap- pointment as co-captain in his senior year. He was a member of the Ignatian Relations Council. ESTUPINIAN, RALPH H. Ralph came to S I. in -H from Star of the Sea. He will study medicine at the Univer- sity of California. FAIRBANKS, ROBERT M. Bob is a life member of the C.S.F., worked on the Red and Blue as a junior and is a Block Club member having been a high lumper for the track team during his last two years. FARRELL, WALTER J. Coming from St. Joseph's in his junior year, Walt was a member of the swimming team, varsity football team C.S.F. (life member I, Senior Sodality. Sanctuary Society and a writer for the Ignatian. He portrayed a leading role m the school play as a senior. FERRITER, JOSEPH P. Joe was a member of the Junior Sodality and will attend the University of California. FINN, HOWARO J. Howie was a four year Sanctuary server and member of the swimming team, he played basketball in his first two years and was a member of the Block Club and Games Committee of the I.R.C. FINNIGAN, DANIEL W. A sophomore and iunior Sodalist, Dan was a baseball player and a congressman He will continue his studies at U.S.F. FIORETTI, ADRIAN P. As Managing Editor of the Ignatian, a tedious job with no reward other than the satisfaction of work well done, Adrian has shown himself an extremely capable organ- izer, and he has consistently footed more than his share of the work He was a Sodalist for three years, on the Debating Club for two. and has a life membership in the C.S.F. FITZPATRICK, JAMES P. Another of those four year Sodalists and Sanctuary acolytes, Jim debated for three years, wrote for the Red and Blue and is a CS.F. life member in addition to being the Secretary of the Senate in his senior year FOGARTY, KENNETH F. A senior year member of the Block Club and a sophomore aquatic star. Ken was a track performer every year on the Hilltop.

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 GRACCHI, EDWARD J. A renowned fisherman. Ed plans to take up engineering at University of California. GREEN, THOMAS R. An outstanding school athlete, Tom played three years of football and pitched his way to All-City honors on the baseball team. His sports skill went also to basketball as a freshman and the U.S.F.-bound star was a Junior Sodalist. GROVER, RICHARD J., JR. Dick emerged from the Oakland back- woods to enter S.l. as a iun.or He played varsity football as a senior and also devoted both of his terms to track GUILFOIL, THOMAS H. A Star of the Sea alumnus, Tom crowned his senior year by winning a prize in the city wide Hearsf History Contest. He will be among the crowd of 47'ers that will march into the University on the Hilltop next Sep- tember. HANLEY, RICHARD F. A four year Sodalist and Sane man, Dick held the moneybags as Senior Class Treasurer. He played football as a junior and senior and |Oined the track team for his third year. HANSON, ROBERT G. As a senior. Bob managed the basketball team and, as a |unior. the school play. He labored for two years with the Red and Blue and has his pencils sharpened for Menlo Junior College. HARRISON, RICHARD C. Peaches and cream complexioncd Dick ran for the track squad as a sophomore and Sunior. His skill rated him admission to the Hock Club. HEALY, WILLIAM A. Bill was one of the hustlers; he was in the Sodality and Sane for four years, track manager m his third year and manager of all sports as a senior He will carry his energy and spirit to U.S.F. HEHIR, WILLIAM B. Blue Boy” thundered on the gridiron for his first three years and was a merman dur- ing his junior stretch. HEMMERLE, HANS G., JR. Hans gyrated with a saxophone through two years on the school band. He also went aquatic, and played tennis during his sopho- more and |unior years. Hans played 30‘s football in his second year. He will travel down the Peninsula for a stay at San Mateo Junior College. HERNANDEZ, RUDOLPH P. U.S.F. is Rudy's target for September. He did gridiron chores as a sophomore and boxed for two semesters. HORAK, ALEXANDER J. Al swished a racket for the tennis team, and swam as a junior and senior He applied his literary talents to the Iqnatian for two years and has a life membership in the C.S.F.