Abraham Lincoln High School - Roundup Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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LI ARMY George I. Adams Ray Adams Clifford Anderson Eric Anderson John Anderson Ralph Arnessen Eugene Arps Mario Balanesi Albert Balistreri Salvador Balistreri Dick Barberian Harold Barchi Richard Barecut Ernest Batchelor Joseph Bauer John Behr Enzo Belli Clement Bittner John Bokelund Robert C. Bolton Charles Bonsor Harvey Brymner Gilbert G. Brown, Jr. Roger Burr Donald W. Carroll Roland Casey Vernon Chambers Charles Chapman Eugene H. Charles William E. Chaty Vic Clemo Frank Connell Avery Constant Pat Corcoran Darold Du Commun Robert Conway Roy L. Cox Robert Crawford Joe Creisler James Currie John Desmond John Dineen Duance Dunn Bob Edwards Robert Eger James E. Elkington Sylvan Epstein Hugh F. Ewing Fred Faber Jim Farrell Raymond Fertitta Donald Fredricksson James Fried . James Geddes Keith Gerlach Jim Germino Gibson Gray Norman Gindrat, Jr. I. ITES THE ARMY Richard D. Gindrat Clarence M. Glattree John Granfield Art Goldfinger Frank Grant Kinsey Gray Wharton Gray Roy Green Steve Gritsch Gordon Goldsmith Francis S. Gordon Paul Haak Kenneth M..Hagler Lewis Hain Victor Hancock John Harrington Stan G. Harmon Harry J. Hatt Jerry W. Haughley Donald J. Haughton Henry G. Helmers Hubert A. Hemphill Neal Hoffman Peter Holmes John Holtz James Higgins Joseph B. Hill Joseph Hilbers Bernard Hillis Alfred C. Hinds Walter Jansson Thomas L. Jayne George P. Jeffery J. M. Jenkins Leo E. Johnson Walter H. Johnson James M. Kenville William R. Knill Albert E. Knipper David Knop Siegfried Knop David B. Knox Robert H. Koch Ward J. Kratter James Lang Dick Larrick Paul Larrick Ben Lowery Wallace Lowe Robert Madsen Vito V. Marchi Donald P. Malloch Leo McIntyre Kenneth M. McNeill Everett Glenn McNicholas Fred A. Mead Warren J. Miller Thomas H. Mills, Jr. ARMY Jim P. Mitchel Ernie Mohr James T. Maloney Harold E. Mooney LaRue Moore, Jr, Sage L. Morris Donald R. Morrison Robert I. Morrison John P. Murphy David L. Nagel George P. Nathan William Nielsen Murray Norton Charles O'Shea John C. Parker William M. Patsel Sanford L. Phillips Robert Pierce Robert J. Pokorny Daniel Powers Bob Rosenburg James B. Runner Robert Sanders John Sanders, Jr. Ted Schapp Ralph Schaumleffel Russell C. Seagrave Fred W. Seike Stephen Sherry Robert Sihner William Simon John T. Sink William A. Sipple Baird Smith Morgan H. Streeter, Jr. Ray H. Stewart Richard P. Stark Vernon Stern Andrew Tagliafico Peter B. Taylorson Alan D. Tilford, Jr. Harry W. Thomas Walter G. Tolleson Melvin Torley Joseph A. Truzzolino Ed Verdier Roland Von der Mehden Alex D. Vucetich J. C. Webb George Williaiii Weiner John White Paul Zaft NAVY William H. Adair Mayo Ralph Alberigi Arthur E. Allen, Jr. Edmund Lee Allison NAVY Fitzgerald Ames, Jr. Bill Arata Lowell Arnaud Herbert Attix Fred Richard Bahit Salvatore Balistreri Eugene Barrango George Barry Clarence E. Bawden Buddie Baust Hugo Bedau William T. Bender Louis E. Berg Herman Bergfried, Jr Ralph H. Bickel Richard Bowman Fred Brennan Don Brown Dean Bryant John Burns George Canrinus Robert J. Carey Jack Carli Harold S. Casper Joseph Frank Castro Robert J. Chambers Edwin F. Chase Jack C. Chaty Loren Christensen Daryl L. Clem Art Cody Robert G. Cordano Don Phlson Cox William H. Cox Robert R. Craig Robert S. Creely Harold J. Crockard Myron Crooks William R. Cullen Jack L. Cunningham Harry Davidson Byrne Davis William Day Bill De Martini Bill De Mello Jack Dobleman Tom Dolan Donald Dreessen Robert R. Durkin Herbert Edelstein Howard Edminster Richard Eichendory Bob Eichenbaum Warren R. Evans Thomas Fell Gerald Fex Jack Flaherty Joseph Flaherty

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LI Top 1'a1z'.' Ray Groves. Bob Quadros, Andy Casper. Bill Runes, Earl Kelly. liner: jack Grantield. Sefruln' rozcu' Bill Surges, Art Goldtinger, Adair Miller, Ted Schapp, john Danner, Enzo Belli, Roger Burr, Arnold Ambrossini. Bnllom mfr: Bob Pierce, Mayo Alberigi, Frank Grant, jack Glasner, George Jeffries, jerry Haughey. From high school to war is not the normal se- quenceg from the football field to the battlefield is a grim step. Today high school boys all over the nation must postpone their plans for college and peacetime occupations and don blue, green, and khaki in the service of their country. ' We are justly proud of the Lincolnites who PAGE EIGHT IIUI. ANSWERS have answered the nation's call to arms. They are the boys who sat beside you at the rallies not long agog fellows like Rocky Mason, the whiz with bat and ballg Al Bankus, one of Lincoln's first foot- ballers, grinning Ted Schapp, president of the class in his high senior year, Bob Conway, Lincoln's first yell leader. Then there's George Barry, who led