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

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MAHER, WILLIAM ALFRED A two-year Socialist, Bill was a honorary classicist. MAHONEY, DANIEL JOSEPH Dan arrived at Saint Ignatius in his fourth year, still managed to get in his three years of Greek. MAJOULET, EDWARD J. Affable Ed graduated from Star of the Sea. MALLEY, GEORGE PATRICK First Corresponding Secretary of the Stu- dent Council, popular Pat was then returned to the school government as Student Body President. By way of sports. Block Clubber and IRC man Pat spent three spectacular years in varsity football, one in varsity track, boxing and golf respectively. By way of religious activity, he was a four-semester Sanctuary Society Server. MARTIN, GERALD PATRICK, JR. Jerry wrote on the Red and Blue, was a member of the Block Club and enjoyed the distinction of being a varsity player in three major sports: football, track, and swimming. MARTIN, WILLIAM WALLACE Bill first acquired fame in his senior year, when he was awarded a noteworthy position in the USROTC. MARTINEZ, ERNEST R. Ernie divided his four years of high school- ing between the smog of Los Angeles and the sunshine of San Francisco; two years at Cathedral, two at SI. MARTINOVICH, STEPHEN FRANK Steve hails from Oakland, put in four years of study and many hours of commut- ing. MEEHAN, RICHARD JOSEPH Dick was on the football JV's for his first two years at Saint Ignatius. MEEHAN, ROBERT WILLIAM Like his brother. Rob devoted two years to the football junior varsity, was a fresh- man member of the Sodality. MENICUCCI, ROBERT JOSEPH A sophomore track man. Bob earned a general diploma. MICHAELS, HARRY GAEL An important tennis player and swimmer, Harry was Associate Editor of Ignatian Comment.

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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

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MOLINELII, JOHN STANFORD Jack worked with the Junior Sodality as a freshman and sophomore. MOORE, THOMAS MICHAEL, Jr. The Slghtcms columnist for the Red and Blue, IRC member Tom rose to fame in debating, was an officer in the Senate. MORESCO, RONALD LOUIS Concentration on basketball paid dividends to Prep-of-the-Week Ron, as he scored suc- cess after success with the Varsity. MORIARTY, DANIEL JOSEPH Captain of the baseball team and a mem- ber of the Block Club, Dan was Vice-Presi- dent of the last-named organization, also played football, and served with the Sane. MORLOCK, WILLIAM JOSEPH An untiring historian and political com- mentator, erudite Bill was a faithful four- year Socialist, placed three times in the Hearst History Contest. MOSUNIC, JAMES L. Two years of USROTC seemed good to Jim so he stayed on for another two semes- ters in the military. MULLIN, HAROLD JOSEPH Harry held the Student Body office of Recording Secretary, was Junior Class treas- urer, head of the IRC Action Committee, Captain of the swimming team, a varsity football player, and a member of the Sodal- ity and Sanctuary Society. Block Club, too, of course. MURPHY, EUGENE MICHAEL A varsity basketball man. Gene was in the Junior Sodality for his initial two semes- ters. MURPHY, RICHARD BROOKS Dick was for three years a Socialist, re- ceived a Classical Diploma, McCaffrey, Laurence francis Head Yell Leader and Junior Class Presi- dent, Block Clubber. Laurie was also Vice- President of the Ignatian Relations Council, head of that society's Rally Committee and a varsity baseball and football star. McClure, george kenna George hustled props for the Gentleman From Athens stage crew, spent his fresh- man year in the Ignatian Relations Council. McCREADY, KEVIN D. A varsity track man in 1949, Kcv earned a Classical Diploma.