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

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RADFORD, CHARLES JOHN A football JV'i ace, Charley sounded off with the band for three years. RADFORD, GEORGE ALFRED George was the other half of the Radford Bros, band act as a freshman and sopho- more. RAMOS, FERMIN JOSEPH A debater, writer and Socialist, Form soared to theatrical heights with his appoint- ment, following crowded tryouts, position m the Shakespearean Contest. RANKIN, ROBERT JOHN Bob came from Pasadena in his sophomore year, ran long distance events for tne track team as a senior. RAVETTI, DANTE MICHAEL Muscular Dan charged his way through four years of football, alternated with a year of band and membership in the Block Club, starred in the School play as a senior. REYFF, PAUL ANTHONY Paul was a late transfer from Saint Jo- seph's, where he had distinguished himself as editor of the school paper. RIGHETTI, ROBERT GEORGE Bob was on the varsity track squad and 120 Basketball while a freshman. RIPPON, WILLIAM A. Bill played football three years, two years varsity baseball and one '30's basketball. RIVAS, EDWARD LAWRENCE A one year Sodalist Ed was also on the I.R.C. for a year. ROCCA, JAMES VINCENT A varsity swimmer and second year I.R.C. member, Jim worked on the school play in his junior year. RODOTA, JOSEPH DONALD Retiring Joe maintained an admirable aca- demic record throughout his school years. ROGERS, FREDERICK JOSEPH Chief electrician for the school play, Fred plans to take a course in architecture at the University of California.

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O'ROURKE, JOHN BERNARD John came from St- Joan of Arc and in his four years warranted a life membership in the C.S.F. OSTROFE, CHARLES LEO A sophomore debater and cadet major, Charley was on the rifle team as a senior. PARINA, JOHN ANTHONY Three-year track man. Jack Block Clubbed and joined the IRC. PARSONS, SAMUEL TYSON A retiring financial wizard, Sam kept cautiously out of school affairs, except to handle the receipts of the play for two years, was awarded a life membership in the C.S.F. PERKINS, ROBERT EDWIN Bob was a line pillar on the football team for two years. PHIPPS, ROBERT F. A St. John's alumnus and prominent in school religious affairs. Bob will continue his education with the Society of Jesus. PIERCE, FRANCIS THOMAS Frank tried a little bit of everything: foot- ball |unior varsity, debating, IRC and Sanc- tuary. PLUMB, TIMOTHY R. An honorary classical student, Tim is head- ing for San Jose State, then to Cal., to study forestry. POTASZ, FRANK JOSEPH Frank first became a joiner in his fourth year, signed up with Sodality, I.R.C., and R.O.T.C. senior officers club. POVERELLO, ROBERT ANTHONY Bob signed up with the Ignatian Rela- tions Council as a freshman. POWER, PAUL WARING Paul was an exceptionally loyal Sanctuary Society member, besides activities and the I IC's in basketball. QUINN, DENIS FINBARR Denis slaughtered socialized medicine and World Government through three years of debating.

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! ROUALDES, EDWARD CAMILLE A two-year varsity baskctballer, Ed was on the thirties' football and rifle team for a year. ROUSSEAU, RICHARD JAMES Dick played the band a year, worked on the Ignatian, was a loyal Sodalist for two, acted m two school plays. ROVEGNO, JOHN ROBERT Jack was a cinderman for one year and a thirties footballer another. RUECKERT, FRANCIS JOSEPH An aspiring player, Frank took part . . . either in stage crew or on stage ... on the S.l. productions. RYAN, DONALD GEORGE Rifle team for two years and on thirties one. RYAN, RICHARD ANTHONY Dick scored a personal triumph as the Carpenter'' in Julius Caesar , was an As- sociate Editor of Comment, a Sodalist, sopho- more debater, IRC member. Sane, server, and won a second place in the Fox Memorial Religion Contest. SALANI. CARLO PRIMO Hailing from North Beach, Carlo will Sresumably soon be selling salami alongside is father in Buon-Gusto Market. A good student. SALAMONE, ERNEST ANGELO Ernie alternated his talents between the I.R.C. and the school play. SANDERS, R08ERT PIERRE Bob occupied exactly one-half of his school semesters as a member of the Igna- tian Relation Council. SAN FILLIPPO, LEONARD ANGELO As a sophomore Leonard concerned him- self with 20's football and baseball, as a lunior with 30's track, and as a senior with the varisty. SASSUS, ALFRED EDWARD Al devoted his sophomore and junior years to the I.R.C., then switched to the Senate as a senior. SAVANT. BERNARD L. A St. Monicas's graduate. Bernard trans- ferred to St. Ignatius from St. Joseph's Col- lege.