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

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HORNBACH, BERNARD J. U.S.F. bound Elsie was a track man as a junior. He spent one year in the Junior Sodality. HORNER, STANLEY V. Stan will join the majority of his class- mates m a U.S.F. September pilgrimage. He will absorb a Liberal Arts Course. HOVORKA, PAUL A. Dynamic Paul galloped into Saint Ignatius from way out in Wyoming for his sophomore year. Since then he has produced an enviable record of athletic achievements, including end on the football team for three years, pole vaultcr and treasurer for the Block Club. He was also a Sodalisf in his senior year. HUGHES, CLARENCE J. Jack was one of the greatest track stars of the class of '47. He enhanced his already brilliant record by taking first place in the 880 city meet as a junior. Though he trans- ferred to the Hilltop from St. Joseph's Semi- nary in third year. Jack became a member of the Senior Sodality. Sanctuary Society, Block Club and C.S.F. in which he gained a life membership. HURTADO, ALBERT E. A diver in the swimming team for four years and a member of the Block Club. Al nas chosen U.S.F. for his higher education. HYDE, LEO B. A Senior Sodalisf. sophomore track par- ticipant and twice school play manager, Leo was also an outstanding Sanctuary Society Prefect. HYDE, ROBERT L. Bob's R.O.T.C. studies paid off with a fourth year captaincy. He was a member of the track team as a sophomore and will go to U.S.F. JOHNSON. DOUGLAS E. School play business was under Doug's able and enthusiastic supervision for two years. He was also in the band for three years, the swimming team for four, the foot- ball team for two and the Block Club. JURGENS, LESLIE R. Block Clubber Lcs was a member of the swimming team in his first three years. His next stop is Moraga. KEARNEY, JOHN E. John was one of the ad drives best sup- porters during each of his terms on the Hill- top. All of his future ads will cash in at U.S.F KEENAN, GEORGE A life member of the honor society and a Sodalisf every year. House debater Georqc will receive his next report card at Santa Clara. KELLY, JOHN J. A junior debater and upper class varsity football specialist, John was a member of the Block Club. t I

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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.

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Mx W s 1»: 5srv W I ' ? ? ifMMf ► F ffi 1 I KELLY, JOSEPH I. U.S.F. destined Bappie was a four year basketball dribbler and for one year a Sanc- tuary Society server He was likewise a Congressman and was on the 30's cinder squad as a sophomore and junior. KELLY, ROBERT E. A jalopy practitioner. Bob will attend U.S.F. KENTZEL, JAMES V. The fog-shrouded Marin hills presented Jim to Saint Ignatius in his iunior year. He came from Saint Vincent's in San Rafael and will continue his studies at the University on the Hilltop. KILDAY, JAMES A. Vice-President of the senior class, Crazy Legs played tennis for four years and foot- ball as a sophomore and senior He was also a four year Sodalist, Block Club member and was on the staff of the Red and Blue as a sophomore and junior. KELLELEA, THOMAS F. A freshman swimmer. Tom donned a cassock for three years with the Sane He will take a course in business administration at St. Mary's. KILMARTIN, PAUL A. A lightning fast sprinter during his junior and senior terms with the track team, Paul was also a Junor Sodalist and Block Clubber. KLINGER, GENE H. All-City baseball honors went to Gene as a junior. Besides four years on the Ignatian nine, he played varsity football, was a one year Sodalist and a member of the Block Club. KUNZ, JOHN J. John was a loyal Sane acolyte every semes- ter on the Hilltop. A law course attracts him to U.S.F. LATHAM, JAMES E. An extraordinary Ignatian, both academi- cally and athletically, Jim played varsity basketball as a senior, track during his last two years and was a member of the Block Club. He had an important role in Henry IV, portraying the Scot. Douglas. Jim was also a member of Congress, House, Senate and the Sodality plus Sanctuary Society for four years. He won the Freshman Declamation Contest in 1944. LATNO, ARTHUR C., JR. Chairman of the Games and Planning Com- mittees of the I.R.C.. Kip was a four year Sodalist, member of the Block Club and a merman in his second, third and fourth years. LAU8E, ROBERT H. Next semester will find Red and Blue writer Bob at San Francisco Junior College. He participated in the school play as a sen- ior and played varsity basketball as a junior. LENNEMANN, JOHN F. Mighty Mouse was elected 30's basket- ball captam after four years of lightweight playing. He was a member of the Block Club.