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

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CLASS of ’50 Charles Luchcssa Charles Crotty President Vice-President Mario Soberanis Dominic Tarantino Timothy Treaey Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms For three years they were becoming acquainted with St. Ignatius; the first rally and game, class night and report card. Already they can recall memories of a hard won game, foreboding parent's night, anxious oratorical contest, and the solemn Mass of the Holy Ghost. Now, fitted for senior rings and vying for Student Body offices, they await the final step, their senior year. 3A—1 St Row: O'Boyle, Delucchi, Henry, Warren, Healy, Mr. Murphy, Sullivan, Kitt, Gee, CcNevcrs, MaiOCCO, Daskarolis. 2nd Row: Kennedy, Hawkins, Kenny, Cavanaugh, Tarantino, Phipps, Devincenzi, La Vaque, Quinn, Couch, Rohlfcs. 3rd Row: Cox, Puccinelli, Richter, Chase, Flocchini, Morgan, Nunziati, Lampietti, Meehan, Murphy.

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UR8AND, ROBERT McKENZIE In his fourth year. Bob joined the Senate and Sane. VEVODA, RONALD ANTHONY Ron served for six semesters in the Sane , did IRC chores, played football and track. WALL, JOHN JOSEPH 8csidcs being school Sergeant-at-Arms and Treasurer, John was active in debating and the Sodality and took time to win the Soph Oratorical Contest and Shakespearean Con- test. He also played thirties football and wrote for the Ignatian. WALLACE, WILLIAM VERNON A three-year debater, Vernon was chosen to represent S.l. at the important Loyola de- bate at Los Angeles, also serving a faithful year on the I.R.C. WALSH, KEVIN BRENDAN After two years on the Rifle Sguad, Kev was made an ROTC first lieutenant. He was an Associate Editor of Comment. WARD, EDWARD FRANCIS Ed showed forth his dramatic abilities in Caesar and will receive an Honorary Clas sical Diploma. WEHNER, GEORGE MICHAEL George was a heralded star in four sports: golf, football, baseball and track. WELSH, THOMAS JOSEPH A four-year Sane server, Tom debated in Congress and was an IRCcr, WILLIAMS, ROBERT TAYLOR A late transfer student. Bob immediately loined, and took an active part in the Senior Sodality. YORK, PHILIP JOSEPH A House debater arvd Sodalist, Phil devoted two years to the St.. John Bcrchmans Sanc- tuary Society.

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3B— st Row: Raab, Crotty, Granucci, Franxsman, Fennonc, De- Martini, Mr. Murphy, Hcrup, Keefe. Moroney, Luchcssa, Leahy, 2nd Row: Treacy, Wall, O'Brien, Reilly, Olmo, Enright, Smith, Kule- min. Chew, Boege. 3rd Row: Desmond, Moore, Hamill, Portcllo, Nuti, Schoenstcin, Davitt, Killeen, Miller, Bar- santi, Walsh, Wilcox. 3C—1 st Row: O'Brien, Petray, O'Connell, Smith, Schmidt, Mr. Cun- ningham, S.J., Thurling, O'Connor, Kenny, Simpson, Scheibe, Heinz. 2nd Row: Marvier, Jacobs, Grcndona, Davis, Lane, Reynolds, Des- mond, Kenny, Frings, Smith. 3rd Row: Donovan, Browne, Callens, Guerrero, Bipes, Gemignani, Lary, Martin, Benedetti, Vance. 3D—1st Row: Kirby, Scarpino, Reynolds, Fairbanks, Sulzberger, Mr. Hemovich, Courtney, Mc- Cormack, Flynn, Carrick, Breen. 2nd Row: Hill, Riley. Stoll, Nardi, Mc- Entee, Dunphy, Hayes, Fer- rero, Ciddio, Troy. 3rd Row: Owen, Bonomi, Holmes, Bianchini, Walsh, Gagan, Hagan, Cantwell, Ludwigscn, Mayta.