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

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KING, GERALD G. A '20's basketball veteran, Jerry worked for a classical diploma. KLING, LAWRENCE PETER Lorry joined the Junior Sodality as soon as he entered Saint Ignatius, was also a Ride Team sharpshooter during his second and third years. KLUNG, FRANK JOSEPH Up from Saint Joseph's in his senior year, Frank was a baseball enthusiast and a semi- pro player. KREUZER, RUDOLPH JOSEPH An ace varsity track performer and thir- ties football player, Rudy was a member of the 8!ock Club for his last two years. KYNE, JOHN P Jack has matriculated this side of Twin Peaks for twelve years, first at Star of the Sea, then St. Ignatius. Next stop: Univer- sity of San Francisco. LABRADO, PETER J. Joining the Block Club in December of 1948, Peter was a varsity football player that year and the autumn previous. He weaved an Ml with the Rifle Team for two years. LAMBERT, JAMES H. Jim was a well-known St. Vincent de Paul graduate. LAMBERT, THOMAS M. A silver-tongued debater from Congress to Senate, Tom was elected Secretary of the latter organization. LANDI, EDWARD JOHN Ed played with the band for two years, debated as a Senator, worked with the IRC, and showed his athletic talent by a stint with the '30's baseball team, and two years of prominent track participation. LEE, JOHN P. Jack was a St. Vincent's graduate, spent a successful eight semesters at St. Ignatius LEE, PRESTON RICHARD Dick's three years of football, one of bas- ketball, one of swimming, one of tennis, and one of golf naturally made him eligible for the Block Club during his last two semes- ters. LEINGANG, ROBERT ANTHONY Noted for his Christus portrayal at Mis- sion Dolores, Bob spent two active years with the lightweight basketball squads.

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HURLEY, EDWARD JOHN Prcxy-of-ju t-about-cvery»hing-Ed was an officer of 4-A. «he Sodality, the CSF and the IRC, he saw a dagger in the Shakespear- ean Contest, served sack in Henry IV, wine in Caesar ; debated, etc., etc. ad Infinitum, HUVANE, THOMAS JOSEPH A Richmond district boy, Tom earned a classical diploma. IMSAND, PETER ALBERT Pete played varsity baseball in his senior year, and will be presented with a classical diploma this June JACOBBERGER, JERROLD CURTIS Coming from St. Monicas. Jerry has his sights set on a four-year stint at USF. JONES. RICHARD CLAIR Dick served in the Sane.; was Editor, Art Editor of Comment: debated; Senior Editor, cartooner of Ignatian; CSF President; 4-A Vice-Prexy; indefatigable elocution—Shake- spearean contest; IRC artist; scholarship student; biographer of Play Program. KANE, FRANCIS JOSEPH Graduating from Epiphany. Frank debated as a sophomore at Saint Ignatius, plans to take a pre-med course at USF. KANE, ROBERT PATRICK A prominent Red and 8lue writer. Bob was important m religious functions, as mem- ber of both the Sanctuary Society and Sodality. KEAVENEY, KEVIN MICHAEL Kcv, a two-year Sodalist, played light- weight basketball in '46 and '47. KELLY, DONALD CHARLES The Sanctuary Society will lose a faithful server in Don, who has been wtih the organ- ization for three years. KENDALL, WILLIAM ANTHONY Bill was a senior Sane, man, and a Sodalist and boxer in his first year. KINDREGAN, JAMES PATRICK A genius at mental application in his studies, unassuming James quietly wowed the school with his water color art forms, was a valuable co-Art Editor of Comment. KING, FRANCIS EDWARD The zealous school sacristan for two years. Sodalist and Sane, server Frank monop- olized the Martin Latin Medal for three straight years, won the Fox Religion Award, brandished a sword in Caesar , and took seconds in both the Shakespearean and Sophomore Oratorical Contests.

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LEONARD, RICHARD JOSEPH A hot rod enthusiast, Dick came from Saint Anne's, plans four more years under the local Jesuits. LEVAGGI, LLOYD A. Lloyd was a school politico, as shown by his election to Sergeant at Arms of the Junior Class. He also spent three years in lightweight basketball. LISA, WILLIAM VINCENT One of the Classical Diploma recipients. Bill played Ramblers baseball as a freshman. LIUZZI, DOMINIC EDWARD Dorn was an important Sodalist, a charter member of Mr. McGmty's Thursday Discus- sion Club, a three-year lightweight basket- ball player and a lead in ’'Gentleman From Athens . LOMBARDI, STEPHEN DAVID After debating for two years, and working in the IRC for three, Dom added a second lieutenant's commission to his varied school activities. LONGO, ANTHONY JOSEPH Tony debated in the Congress and House, plotted lor the IRC. LUCAS, RICHARD JAMES A two-year Block Clubber, Dick wrote for the Ignatian a year, played Varsity football three years and was a cinderman one. LYDON, PHILIP ANDREW Phil appeared suddenly in the forensic world as a senior, made quite an impression as a prominent Senate debater. LYNCH, EUGENE FRANCIS Though football was Gene's specialty, he found time to be Vice-President of the Stu- dent Body and the Junior Class. He was a Shakespearean interpreter for two years, a Comment Editor, Sodalist, IRC man, and Block Clubber. MacDONALD, NORMAN STUART Noted mostly for recurrent renditions of Gunga Din' i which he first gave in the Frosh Elocution Contest), Max boxed and was on the Rifle team. MACKALL, JOHN CHRISTOPHER Vice-President of the Senior Class, Block Clubber Jack gamed fame as a four-year swimmer, track star, and thirties football player. MAGEE, REX RAYMOND Rex participated in varsity track for two years, received a Classical Diploma. J