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

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CERVELLI, DANIEL CHARLES After sweating through four years of Latin, Dan will be awarded his classical diploma this June CHURTON, ROBERT BARRY Gaelic Barry proved an eyebrow-raising Slav (Stepanoff. we believe) in Gentleman From Athens, worked in the Sodality, Sane., IRC, and the Congress Debating Club. CLARK, THOMAS JOSEPH The 8ccthoven of SI, Tom writes his own musical compositions and then pounds them out magnificently on the piano. A loyal Sane, man, Tom wrote for the Ignatian, and swung a mean racket for the tennis team m his sophomore year. CLIVER, DONALD CHARLES A classical diploma awaits Don, a Junior 120-lb. merman. COLETY, HENRY J. A fourth-year ROTC Cadet, Sane, server— Harry shone in the school play, was taken sick in the fall of 1948. CONNELL, DANIEL FRANCIS A two-year journalist, Dan served as a member of the IRC during his sophomore year. CONNELLY, JOHN JOSEPH Another three-year Sane, man. Jack worked under Boss Gill during his last two years at SI. CONROY, JOHN PATRICK Debating held Jack's interest for two years. He will be the proud recipient of the classical diploma on the long-awaited grad- uation day. CORBELLA, WALTER JOSEPH Walt studied Homer for two years, and served above and beyond the line of duty, as a senior in the ROTC. CORBETT, EUGENE JOSEPH Prefect of the Sane, in his Junior year. Gene debated for two years and killed Bru- tus in last year’s Julius Caesar . CUMMINGS, ROBERT EUGENE Bob joined the IRC in his Junior year and won a block for varsity football. He also gave his time to the baseball, track, swimming, and boxing teams. CYR, DEANE ANTHONY In the IRC in his Junior year, Deane has been debating for three years, in addi- tion to swinging the club for the golf team in '48.

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8RANNAGAN, ARTHUR JOSEPH An IRC devotee, and two-year debater. Art helped out on Si's newest publication Inside SI . BRASS, FRANK M. Sarge McKenzie found an able man in Frank in the boxing team in '46. Frank also participated in lightweight basketball or d baseball for two years. BROCKHAGE, ROEIERT FRANCIS Well-liked by all. Bob distinguished him- self by being the first to memorize his lines in Gentleman From Athens, giving a coach- less selection in the Frosh Elocution Contest, going through SI on a 3-year scholarship, playing on the 20's and 30's basketball, wearing his khakis far lower than any other member of the Student Body dared. BRUNN, CHARLES KENNETH An R.OT.C. officer and sophomore de- bater, Charley will graduate with an honor- ary classical diploma. BUTLER, GEORGE JOSEPH George was an I.R.C. member and a mem- ber of the cast of Caesar. CALLAGY, ROBERT JONES Transferring to St. Ignatius in his third year, enigmatic Bob was appointed to the school play program staff, became its editor two semesters later. CANZIANI, ROBERT EUGENE A Washington Essay contestant, San Ra- fael's Bob Canziani took three years of Greek, earned an honorary classical diploma. CAPPACIOLI, WALTER PATRICK Walt cut through the old aqua for two years on Mr. Fox's championship swimming team. CARR, LAWRENCE BARROWS Larry was a mainstay of the Caesar cast; swam as a sophomore. CARROLL, JAMES ANTHONY Arriving at S.l. late in his fourth, amiable Jim was awarded an honorary classical diploma. CARROLL, JOSEPH FRANCIS Joe was a familiar figure on the debating platform, participated in last years Gold Medal Debate, was active in the IRC for two years and handled the Ignatian sports section. Joe's knowledge of declensions and conjugations won him second place in the Sophomore Latin contest. CASTAGNETTO, ROBERT SPENCER A professional Latin translator. Bob proved an outstanding baseball playor, was on the varsity nine for two years.

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DALTON, GERALD BRUCE A conscientious ROTC tactician, Jerry was the item officer that strode to the middle of the field during the parades and screamed Give your bafallyuns! He snarled his way into third place in the Shakespearean Con- test, was an Ignation Editor, Octavius in Caesar , a performer in the Sophomore Oratorical Contest, and the bustling Vice- Prefect of the Senior Sodality. (Vice Presi- dent of the SFYA—2nd place Washington Essay Contest—and also in the Gold Medal Debate i. DALY, KEVIN RICHARD The efficient and industrious Photography Director of the Ignatian and Managing Editor of this Final Edition, Student Councilman Kevin was also a CSF life member, a four- year Sodahst, an IRC Action Committeeman, and the San Francisco Youth Association Delegation Chairman. DAVIS, DONALD LOUIS Acclaimed a talented philosopher by en- thusiastic Mr. McGmty, Don thought brilli- antly for his two S.l. years, debated in the Senate. DAY. JOHN EDWARD An ROTC senior, John debated in the Senate. DcANDREIS, ROBERT STEPHEN Coming from Saint Anne's Parish. Bob was a member of the Ignatian Relations Council as a sophomore. DEENEY, JOHN JOSEPH The Sane's most faithful server has been with the society for his entire four years at SI. In his junior year he held the office of Secretary in the same organization and spent many hours on the phone, trying to get servers. John is also a four-year band man and a three-year Sodalist. DcMARTINI, ALLEN FRANCIS Allen snagged liners for the varsity nine for three years, after a sophomore appren- ticeship in the baseball thirties. DELURY, JOHN FRANCIS Ignatian Editor John showed himself to be outstanding in debating, was three-time winner of the Fox Religion medal, was ac- tive in the Sodality and the Sane, (treasurer of that latter organization), worked on play program as a Junior, 3rd place Hearst History Contest winner, m Caesar , student council sitter-inner, and Secretary of SF Forensic Association. DcMATTEI, JOHN ANTHONY Affable John distinguished himself in the Softball and Football phases of Intramurals and is a product of St. Joan of Arc gram- mar school. Next year will find him in political science at USF. DEU8LER, VERNON ANTHONY Vernon was a staff member of the Red and Blue, during that paper's last year of existence. DONOVAN, DANIEL PIERRE Hard-working sportswntcr of the late Red and Blue, Dan, too. debated and worked in the IRC. DOOLEY, DAVID MATTHEW A House debater and IRC hustler, formid- able Dave plugged the line for three varsity football years. A