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

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I McCAFFERY, JOHN J. Jack screeched, jumped, caiolcd and ad- monished as yell leader in his sophomore and senior years. He was a staunch I.R.C. man and played four years of football, earning admission to the Block Club. McCarthy, edmond j. A course in medicine at Santa Clara Uni- versity is Mac's choice. He came to the Hill- top from St. Joseph's Seminary in 1946. McCASLIN, JOSEPH B. A three year swimmer and military trainee, he captained 3A In his senior year. The Red Blue also hod his services as Circula- tion Manager. McDEVITT, JOHN E. A blond-haired, bespectacled Glee Clubber in his second and third years, he helped out tho cinder team and was a full-time Sodalist. McGANNEY, FRANK J. Frank, a Saint Anne alumnus, is unbreak- ably attached to automobiles, hopes to take engineering at Washington State. McGOLDRICK, THOMAS H. Tom has lived on the Hilltop tour years, and decided to carry on the tradition for another four years. The immortal class of 4F this year had his allegiance. McKEAN, R. Chesty is one of the few S I. boys from Corpus Christi. He has enrolled at U S F. to take a business course. MeKEE, KENNETH T. A transferee from St. Mary's he made many friends through great geniality His number one ambition is to succeed Mayor Lapham as boss of San Francisco, but until that time he will attend Santa Clara mckenzie, roger b„ jr. Rog, for two years, has proudly flashed a block S.I. earned at the varsity guard posi- tion. His well-known hot-rod will carry him from St. Ignatius to Menlo Junior Col- lege. McLaughlin, oonald f. A cross-country Northwestern Pacific trio brought this experienced skier from New York's Xavier High School to the staff of the Red 8luc. In the annual play he per- sonified Northumberland. MIHAN. ROBERT J. A three year Sane member and lower-class Sodalist he lives at home, at St. Ignatius, and at 24th and Folsom. MILLAY. GEORGE O. An autobiography would most surely in- clude the fact that he is the handsomest senior and best athlete, playing centerfield and left-halfback with adroitness.

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LENTZ, GERALD J. U.S.F. bound Gerry was a band player for three years and holds a life membership in the C.S.F. LEONARD, JOHN E. John arrived at the Hilltop with a Saint Anne's diploma. He plans to take a course in engineering at Santa Clara LEWIS, JOHN T. A four year Sane man and Sodalist, Black Boy played center on the pigskin eleven and was a shot putter on the track team. A member of the Block Club he was also affiliated with the Planning Committee of the I.R.C. LYNCH, WARREN E. A reoular Saturday Jug internee, Warren boasts Star of the Sea as a grammar school alma mater and hopes to attend Santa Clara. MAC LACHLAN, GORDON J. Gordo” was an outstanding backficld ace on the football teams for four years. He was also a member of the swimming team for three years and a Block Clubber. Gordo took second place in the Freshman Elocution Contest. MAFFEO, ANGELO L„ JR. A lightweight baseball player as a sopho- more and winner of the Sophomore Oratori- cal Contest. C.S.F life member Ang was most efficient as editor of the Ignatian. He is jointly responsible for this publication and the new Ignatian Quarterly Review. MAGGIORA, JOSEPH P. Joe was a cinder man as a junior and senior. He will head for Berkeley and the University of California. MALEY, WILLIAM E. Mission's loss was S.I.'s gain when Bill transferred from the 13th and Oolores edifice as a junior. He will continue his education at the University of Minnesota. MARINOS, DENIS T. Manager of the baseball team and member of the Block Club, popular Denny was presi- dent of the I.R.C. He played football and debated in his last three years and was a member of the Student Council as a senior. MARROT, JEAN H. Shortstop Jean snared grounders and blasted triples during four years of baseball at Samt Ignatius He will take C.S.F. honors with him to the University of San Francisco. MARTIN, KENNETH J. Secretary of the senior class, Kenny played ramblers baseball, swam as a freshman and senior and played basketball in his first and third years. MATSON, ROBERT A. Block Clubman Bob was on the track squad as a junior and senior. He played two years of basketball and one of ramblers baseball. I

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MITCHELL, ROBERT E. A thousand dollars worth of ads was enough to win him first prize in the annual drive. Track and C.S.F meetings received his undivided attention for four years, beside the Sodalty, Sane and debating societies. MOLKENBUHR, SEAMON J. A junior swimmer and sophomore Sodalist he has signed up at U.S.F. MORALES, DANIEL R. Dan swam as a lower-classman. Catholic Acted for four years and was a life member of the honor society. MORALES, MANUEL J. Baritone-toting member of the band, he has enrolled for U.S.F. MORAN, NEIL V. Full-time hoopster and merman he makes the long trip from the outskirts of Oakland every morning. This year the celebrity played tennis for Mr Duggan and three years ago he belonged to both the Sodality and the Sanctuary Society. MOSCONE, GEORGE R. A devotee to athletics and R.O.T.C., he was mentioned on several All-City basket- ball selections, having played on various school teams since his freshman year He won the first year elocution contest and was a three year bascballcr. The Bambino” will attend St. Mary's with Herman Wedemoyer. MOTHERAL, JOHN G. In the two years since his change from Bellarminc John as been distinguished in almost every field. He ghost-wrote Top- per's Talcs as Associate Editor of the Red O Blue, debated for the Senate, and acted brilliantly the school play role of Hotspur. Also he was a mam character in the 1946 Brother Orchid, and caused a mild sensa- tion by his antics at every rally. A sidelight of John's career was C.S.F. life membership. MULLEN, WILLIAM J. Two year gridder and racquctccr, sopho- more track man and swimmer, one year Red b Blue reporter. Bill capped an illustrious career with a junior victory in the Fox Re- ligion Contest. MURPHY, MARTIN V. This proficient basketballer has already packed his bag for a session at Santa Clara. MURPHY. MATTHEW P. Matt, one of the best tennis players to ever pass through the Hilltop, was unani- mously selected student-body vice-president. MURRAY, JAMES P. The slim, twinkle-eyed 4F'cr was a lower- class Sodalist, Sane member, upper-class diver, and two year band member. A pinned- together blue lalopy is his proudest posses- sion and a true school landmark. NEWSOME. WILLIAM Smiling Bill was one o the most likable of Freshmen, an ardent altar-boy and Sodal- ist. He was the first of his classmates to graduate into eternity, dying on April 24, 1945, from an incurable infection. 4