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

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DESMOND, JOHN F. This Hilltopper has served in the IGNATIAN. IRC. and Son . Phormocy will occupy his future studios. De VINCENZI, RONALD G. Do Vincenzi, o six-thirty Mass server with the Sanctuary Society, wonts to loom Pharmacy. DONOHUE. ROBERT E. 48 Closs President, guord on the Vorsity 8rid squad, and 8!ock Club member, onohue has signed up foe USF. DULLEA, JAMES J. Jim arrived at SI in '44 from St. Peter's Grammar School, playod intcrcloss boskotboll. ERLACH, DANIEL J. For eight semesters his trombone hos blosted tho bond room and his jalopy hos shoken Stanyan Street. Erlach hopes to study medicine ot USF. FALCONER, WAITER J. A staff member of both the RED BLUE and IGNATIAN iouthor of High 'n Mighty's), second place winner in the Washington Essoy Contost, Walt will follow Business Administration at USF. FEARSON, GROSVENOR J. After shortening his name to Joe , he took his trumpet into the band for o yeor and h s camera into the IRC Camera Club (lotcr becoming President of that organization). The Jesuits will find him next yeor at Sonto Cloro. FIGINI, WILLIAM P. Figini entered SI os a Junior. The next year ho won o pitching position with the Baseball Team. He has enrolled for a Mechanical Drawing Course ot Santa Cloro. FINN, ANDREW W. Andy came to the Hilltop last yeor, served for the Sane, and will continue on of USF. FINN, THOMAS J. Tom was a two year Sane Society acolyte on Athletic Director, and a lightweight football player. FINN, THOMAS S. Tom entered the Hilltop in '44, spent most of hi; winter skiing, took pictures for the final IGNATIAN. and will open next semestor ot Santa Cloro. FIVES, WILLIAM J. Circulation Manager of the IGNATIAN for two years, bell-ringer ot the second Senior Rctrcot. also a fourth yeor ROTC officer. Bill is pointed towards USF.

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CUNNINGHAM, DONALD J. Author of Freshmon Romblings in the 1944.45 RED BLUE. Don wo ol$o o member of the 1945 School Ploy (Corcer Angel) Cost, loter ploying lightweight bosketboll ond boseboll. CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE C. George ployed a season of Thirties football studied Greek for two semesters, and will continue on to a course in dentistry. CUNNINGHAM. WILFRID J. Cunninghom sprinted for the track team and ployed lightweight boskelball. each for three years. He wo ol o on the 1947 Tennis team and will go into Chemical Reesorch of Sonto Cloro. CUTTER, JOHN W. A boxer under Sarge McKenzie, Cutter’s week-ends ore spent on o sailboat in Son Froncisco Boy. DACHAUER, ANDREW C. Through four years on the Hilltop, Doc wos o Sonc Society acolyte, o Sodality moinstoy, a top clarinetist in the bond, o book-store clerk, and on honor student (with CSF life membership). This year he wos business manager for the IGNATIAN. DcAGE, RENE De Age, o third ycor transferee from St. Jomcs. hopes to study for the medical profession. Most of his extra-curricular energies hove been spent on music. DELUCCHI, LAWRENCE J. One of the few existing members of I A. Lorry is o light-weight sprinter ond o prospective pre-med student of St. Morys. De MARTA, ROY A. Nicknamed Sleepy , Roy wos a Junior Socialist, o Freshmon swimmer, ond a Sophomore Rifle Team member. De MARTINI, EDWARD F. This year, Ed climoxed on eight semester bosketball history os No. 3 forward on the Vorsity. He wos student body Sergeant at Arms and Senior Class Vice-President. DeMATTEO, JOHN J. An alumnus of Mission Dolores, DoMotteo is headed for a low course at USF. De SAUSSURE, LEO F. After a Freshmon year ot Aptos. Frank came to the Hilltop, debated in the House ond Senate, wrote for the RED BLUE, and won a prize in the Heor$t History Contest. He plans to follow a History teaching corecr. DESMONDS, DENNIS J. Denny, an accordion ployer by avocation, is plonning a business course at USF.

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FLYNN, JOHN J. A three year cadet and a Senior ROTC officer, Flynn will spend his next four yeors across Porker Avo. at USF. GAENGER, CARL A. Besides a Junior year with the track team, Corl was top-notch in ocodemic activities. He debated for the Congress. House, and Senate, placed second in the Martin Latin Contest os a Sophomore, was Secretory and life Member of the CSF. In September. Carl will be at USF. GALLAGHER, JAMES E. Jim was 40 Class President, Sonc member, IRC spark-plug, and four year swimmer. In Julius Caesar, his role was Brutus. But Gallagher was noted for his salty wit and rally performances. GARIBALDI, DONALD J. A oilier of the No'th Beach Solesian Club, this Ignatian spoke on St. Poul in the Sophomore Oratory Contest, ond won a CSF life membership. With most of his classmates, he is headed for USF. GARRIGUES, RONALD M. Ron from the Marina, ployed Freshman baseball end dominated the intramural backboard with his six feet and four inches. GAUL, WILLIAM R. In academic circles. Bill worked his woy into the CSF. In the athletic sphere, he wos a lightweight halfback and four year trackman. In the politico! sphere ho wos mildly successful, winning his way into the school prisidency with o large majority of votes. His career will bo engineering. GERAGHTY, THOMAS W. Gcraghty's interest lies in bob-sledding and playground basketball. In Itao February, he enrolled for USF. GERBO, RICHARD A. Dick has commuted from Oaklond for four yeors, debated in the House ond Congress, reviewed books and movies for the RED BLUE, acted in two school ploys, and sprinted for the track team os a Junior. GHIRARDELLI, ROBERT G. Out of the Ignotion pictures as o Freshman at Aptos Junior High, Ghirordelli won a life membership in the CSF, worked on the IGNATIAN staff as o Junior, took second in the fourth year Martin Latin Contost. and now plons to atke up Chemistry at USF. GIBEAU, JOHN A. Jack devoted most of his four yeors to piono, soloing at school rallies, class night. Sodality performances, and ploying with the School Orchestra. In spare time ho debated with the House ond Congress, wrote for the IGNATIAN (Junior year), and worked with the Junior and Senior Sodalities. A Liberal Arts course draws him to USF. GIUSTI, ROBERT V. Besides a keen interest in hunting and outdoor life, this Ignotion mode himself the pride of SI as tuba player with the band. GLYNN, ROBERT J. A three year trackman and varsity football manager in his Junior yoor. Bob will attend USF for on Accounting course.