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

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AINSLIE, ROBERT EDWARD An IRC officer and one of the 480 Hears» History Contestants, Bob had one of the smoothest connections in the school; when- ever a hurried freshman slipped on a banana peel and bruised his collarbone, it was Bob they called to drive him home, often in the mck of test-time. ALBERTAZZI, VICTOR JOSEPH Accordionist Vic catapulted into fame with hi$ enthusiastic playing, singing in the Senior Talent Shows North 8oach Quintet, The rousing Mmcstrone Boys. CsF life member, AMSLER, ROBERT CHARLES A two-year I.R.C. man, Bob climaxed his four years at S.l. as editor of Inside S.l. ANASTOLE, ANTHONY A talented violinist, Tony never learned to trust mathematics, would discuss each geometric proposition at length before ac- cepting it; finally reaped his reward: an Honorary Classical Diploma. ARBUES, FRANK JOSEPH Frenchy came from Star of the Sea, played '30’s baseball. ARMANINI, JOHN JOSEPH A prominent third-year ROTC man, Joe earned a Classical Diploma. ARMANINI, PETER LORENZE Pete, he of the famed hair, was a charter member of Red's Social Club, and a classical diploma recipient. ARRIGONI, PETER ROBERT Pistol Pete carried the pigskin for two years and was an active member of the 8lock Club. He also was a member of the base- ball and track team during his last years on the Hilltop. ASHE, PETER DONALD A front-row sitter in Father Spohn’s Physics Class, Pete often was used as a wit- ness during small-scale experiments, would announce if the light ray bent, the cork bobbed, or the bell rang on Father's crowded table. BALBI, RONALD JOHN A Senate debater and active IRC man, Ron lent his vocal chords with Minestrone boys in the Ignatian Heights show to win first place. He played Rambler's and 30's baseball for two years. BALLARD, JOSEPH C. After a year in the IRC, Joe will receive his classical diploma in June. BALLESTRASSE, MARIO Mano participated in the senior round of the Ignatian Heights show, took part in the Freshman and Sophomore forensic contests, besides being in the Sodality and Debating Societies for two years each. This year he starred in Gentleman From Athens.

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CLASS of '49 Eugene Lynch Vice-President Giles Miller Treosurer Pat Malloy President John Wall Corresponding Secretary Harold Mullin Recording-Secretary Louis Nardi Sergeant-at-Arms Edward Hurley Sodality Edward McFctridgc Senior Class President Vincent Blake IRC Dale Bonnctf Block Club Herbert Schocnstcin Sanctuary Society Charles Luchcssa Junior Class President It is a common saying that seniors slow down, having reached their peak in their junior year. Some people ap- plaud this as a real truism. But anyone in the midst of his senior year knows the real answer . . . he's just too busy to do it all. The class of '49 has had its outstanding athletes, scholars,orators, actors, leaders, saints and jokers. They have had a busy four years and have enjoyed them. It is also said that when they have attended their last Mass togeth- er in the Chapel and are graduated, all their classmates, picnics, dances, clubs, retreats —all will fade into faint memories. But to a senior this too is un- true, since he has ab- sorbed something from all these activities that becomes a part of him and leaves a mark that he will carry forever. This book, we hope, will aid him to recall some of these memo- ries in his year as a senior. Kevin Daly IGNATIAN Edw.ird McFetridgc President John Mackall Vice-President Donald Bchnke Secretary Donald Ryan Treasurer

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BARTOLINI, LOUIS EMILE Chasing flics for the Varsity took op two years of Lou's time here at SI. He was also a member of the Block Club and IRC. BATTAGLIA, FREDRIC NEIL Neil served Mass for two years in the Sane, was a member of the Sodality, IRC and debating societies. He lent his talents in Julius Caesar and Gentleman From Athens , as well as playing ball for the light- weight baseball and track teams. BAUMSTEIGER, CARL ALEXANDER A three-track man, Carl led the track team in his senior year with a brisk 440 and played thirties football. BAUTISTA, ANTONIO MARQUEZ Tony's interesting experiences in the Philippines and his sincere appreciation of American citizenship occupied front page places in the last issues of Comment . BEACH, FRANK LESTER Lightweight baseball and basketball were among Frank's activities during his last two years at SI. BEHNKE, DONALD WILLIAM Senior class secretary and two-year IRC man, Don labored on Henry IV's stage crew and next year boasted of his trade as a cobbler in Julius Caesar . BELL, PHILIP ANTHONY Phil got the correct sight picture for two years on the Rifle team and argued world wide questions in the Senate. BERTORELLI, EUGENE ANTHONY Gene was a three-year debater, represent- ing the Senate in the Loyola debate in Los Angeles, an Inside S.l. reporter and a Sodal- ist. He was a Ramblers' Baseball player. BIPES, KEITH GEORGE A two-year merman, Keith has earned his classical diploma after four years of the old Via, viac. BLAKE, VINCENT ALBERT Working his way up from room-cleaning to IRC presidency, Vin started out early, stayed on later as Chief Executive of the basement bohemians. He was also chair- man of the Sodality, and an active Student Councilman. BONNETT, DALE LOUIS A Varsity grid star for two years. Dale had his say in the Student Council as Presi- dent of the 8lock Club. BOSQUE, JOHN LEO Two years of Varsity football earned Jack his place in the envied ranks of the Block Club. He gave his time and ability to the 30’s swimming and basketball teams in his freshman and sophomore year, and was secretary of the Junior Class.