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

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HENRY, MERLIN L. A three-year lightweight swimmer and Frosh baseball star, likeable Bud specialized in the IRC work during most of his eight semesters. He looks forward to four years of Business at USF. HERUP, WILLIAM C. Bill was pretty good at the ancient lan- guages of old Italy and Athens. He earned his Classical Diploma. HILL, HOWARD L. Renowned as a mighty muscle man, though not of too tall stature, Howie was a sprinter on the track team, and intends to make a career of law after studies at USF. HORNUNG, RICHARD K. Four years of serious study plus some Shakespearian experience plus lower class baseball and football give Dick a big start to a great career at the Hilltop school. HOULDIN, RUSSELL Russell joined the golf team, came in with a prize in the Hearst History Contest, and won a place on the rifle team. A transfer from Brooklyn Tech, he plans to continue in electrical engineering. HYLAND, JOSEPH L. Curly Joe sparkled on the board in his three seasons of 20's and BO's basketball, a standout player in spite of his minute height Among other things, his activities included a season of Frosh football JACOBS, GARDNER S. Jake managed about everything, eg., ad drive, school play production, and Red Blue circulation. He also managed to get two ROTC medals, and three prize-winning years on the Rifle and Track teams. KALBERG, JOHN R. Eight semesters of a classical education should carry John to great heights at USF. John's activities included Frosh track and 30's football. KARLO, LEO L. A Frosh Sodalist and baseball player, Leo played two bruising years of lightweight football and later picked up some extra basic training in the Senior Officers' Club. KEEFE, ROBERT L. An active Senior Sodalist and Ignatian writer, 8ob lent his happy personality to the Congress and CSF. He also was an expert Greek decoder. KELLY, MILTON Milt entered the Greek class of 4A as a Senior and succeeded in translating even the most difficult of the passages He receives the honorary Classical Diploma. KELLY, VINCENT J. Another transferee like Milton (no rela- tioni, Vin studied hard and picked up the brotherly school spirit in his six semesters which included a swimming season.

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J GRIDE, EDWARD V. Once an IRC worker, Ed was an Inside SI writer in that famous publication's first year. He plans to drive his car one block further to the Hilltop campus. GRIMES. LESLIE E. Besides his first-string varsity baseball career, Lcs played a dead-eye forward in Kczar. This sharpshooter, often called Red because of the bright hair, won blocks in both sports. GRONDONA, JAMES L. Jim played some Ramblers baseball, but his specialty was snaggmg the pigskin. In his three seasons, he was usually seen play- ing a rugged speedy game at the ervd posi- tion. GUERRERO, PHILIP J. In his last year, Phil was elected captain of the varsity swimmers. Always a varsity point winner in backstroke and diving, Phil has also a record of two years of lightweight football. HAGAN, BENJAMIN J. Though Ben was a Glee Clubber and Sane man, his favorite activity was football. Ben was well-known for his pass-catching seasons on the JV and Varsity teams. HAMILL, JAMES P. Jim tooted his clarinet in the Orchestra and Band and won a place in the Talent Show. His experiences extended to debating, Ignatian writing, playing tennis, and win- ning a life membership m the CSF. HASKINS, HERBERT C. In the three years of JV and Varsity play. Herb led the team's tactics from his quarter- back position. When the speedy Block Club- ber was on, the Wildcats were a sure thing. He was an expert pole-vaultor as a Senior. HAWKINS, PETER A. Quiet Pete caught the bus from Marin County every day, but the commuting was rough on his activities around the school. However, he got in some 10's basketball and three years of swimming. HAYES, LEO Blond, curly Leo was one of the Sane's most faithful servers in all his eight semes- ters The four years of Sane work and one of lightweight basketball should give him a good start at USF. HEALY, EUGENE C. A quiet, serious fellow. Gene was a two- year Greek expert and another USF hopeful. With his naturally good sense of humor, he talks about his career as a lawyer. HEINZ, LEONARD J. Len served in the Sane as a Senior but was better known as a baseball player. He made the Ramblers as a Freshman and later his career included two years of flashy Var- sity play at second base position. HELMER, WILLIAM B. From the halfback spot. Bill often streaked all the way in his four seasons on the JV and Varsity teams. The friendly personality of this popular star won him the IRC vice- presidency.

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 £3 i-aSr .2 PERA, RICHARD I. As a member of two lightweight football squads, Dick won many friends. Also a thir- ties baseball regular, this sturdy fellow plans to continue on to Santa Clara. PETRAY, JAMES A. This blond, tall fellow was a familiar fig- ure at the school. There was no doubt in Kentucky windage for Jim in his three years of dead-eye shooting. PETRIN, JOHN F. Man-mountain John stopped everything that came his way. He opened holes or closed them up as needed in his Varsity and JV seasons in the line. PHIPPS, RICHARD L. Dick always wanted to be a yell leader. While not practicing this he served two years, played lightweight basketball, wrote for the Ignatian and studied to enter USF. PORTELLO, JOHN R. Jack was a natural hustler, ball-player, and whistler. Four years of both the Sane and the Sodality, his two years of baseball, plus his talent show awards have won him much fame. POWERS, JAMES During his senior year, Jim was busy find- ing his way around the building since his transfer from St. Vincent's School for Boys at San Rafael. PUCCINELLI, HENRY H. In his four seasons Hank was a great player on the tennis courts. Next to three years as player-manager, his block and his membership in the Sodality and CSF were most important to him. QUINN, JAMES T. This fellow, with his Irish red hair, took the part of O'Hara in the school play. Defi- nitely the friendly sort, Jim gave his time also to 30-s football and baseball, Varsity basketball, and to being sports editor of the Ignatian. Here a member also of the Sane, he plans to go to USF. RAAB, KENNETH E. Another tennis star, Ken was always fast on his feet. Elected captain of the team, he received a block and a CSF life membership. As a Senior he worked for the Ignatian and Sodality. RASKOB, JOHN J. Highly trained in all forms of soldiering at the San Rafael Military Academy, John joined the ranks of the class as a Junior to complete his classical education and swam breast stroke. REILLY, WILLIAM H. Soft-spoken Bill has been well known for his quiet personality and basketball success. A Greek and CSF scholar, he played 10's, 20's and 30's. REYNOLDS, GEORGE H. George stayed in the uniform for Senior ROTC to lighten the load of strategy at USF. He also worked on school spirit in the famous IRC. He donated the services of his dog for the school play.