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

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 SULLIVAN, EUGENE C. From the sunny Mission, Gene was another Ignatian who concentrated on studies . . . he also played a vigorous game in the intramural league ... his next port of call will be USF and Business Ad. SULLIVAN, MARK J. Mark swung a golf club for two years and was awarded a block when the team tied for the city championship . . he main- tained a consistent B average ... he hopes to become a 8ronco. SULLIVAN, WILLIAM J. Good-natured Bill was active in several of Si's organizations ... as a debater Bill showed his ability when he represented SI in several tournaments ... he typed for the Annual and INSIDE SI . . . and was an outstanding server for the SI Altar Society. THEIS, JOHN T. Jack was a reliable Sane server ... a member of the Sodality . . . and another of Si's baseball men ... he also drilled for the ROTC for two years . . . and hopes to continue his pursuit of knowledge in college. TILOEN, PAUL E. In athletics Paul was interested in two sports ... he swung a mean racket for the tennis team . . . and was a shot-putter on the varsity track team ... he was also a member of the RO drill team and hopes to major m pre-med at Cal. TOLLINI, FRED P. Fred is one of the best known and best liked of the seniors . . . serving on the IRC . . . Sane . . . INSIDE SI . . . IGNA- TIAN . . . and being prefect of the Sodality . . . he proved his showmanship by partici- pating in the talent shows . . . placing in the Shakespearean and playing in the mu- sical show ... he also debated . . . created the theme for the Senior Exclusive . . . and ran on the track team. TOSO, RONALD T. An alumnus of St. Dominic's Grammar School, Ron participated in two sports while at SI ... he played JV baseball and JV basketball . . . in his senior year he did some swimming . . . and he hopes to make USF his next home. THYLSTRUP, EDWARD J. Ed has devoted his spare time to almost every school organization . . . being a member of the IRC . . . Sodality . . . IN- SIDE SI . . . QUILL . . . ticket committee . . . has kept him a busy man . . . in sports he performed on the tennis and track teams . . . this year he was elected corresponding secretary of the student body. TWOHEY, THOMAS L. Easily recognized by his flaming red hair, Tom was well-liked by all his classmates ... he was one of the men responsible for the fine posters about SI . . . serving as an artist on the IRC art committee . . . also had two years of Greek before he graduated in mid-January. VELOSO, ALFREDO R. Al came to SI from the University of the Southern Philippines and was an ardent player on the basketball team ... in his senior year he has proven himself one of the standouts of the JV basketball team potting many a long shot from the corner. VELOSO, MARIO R. Like his brother. Mario cavorted on the basketball court for the SI basketball squad . . . being high scorer in his senior year . . . the team went undefeated while he and his brother operated at forward and guard respectively . . he plans on attend- ing USF with his twin. VOLLERT, JOSEPH A. Blond-haired Joe was best known for his vicious tackling on the JV football team in his junior year ... he was also a Greek scholar for two years and will receive an Honorary Classical Diploma. I I I I ! 1

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SEXTON, WILLIAM T. Bill came to SI from Fayetteville High School in North Carolina as a lemor . . . naturally, most of his time was spent get- ting acquainted with San Francisco in gen- eral and his school in particular . . . dur- ing his short stay he became well-liked by all his classmates. SHAFFER, JOHN M. John, who hails from the foggy Sunset, was interested in several important organizations of SI ... he spent a year in the Sodality . . . was active in the IRC . . . and played a year of lightweight basketball architecture and USF will affect John for the ensuing years. SHANABARGER, GEORGE R. A graduate of Epiphany Grammar School. George played one year of JV baseball while at SI . . . drilled with the ROTC for two years . . . hopes to continue his edu- cation in college. SHEA, GERALD F. Jerry found math his easiest subject and he will study engineering at one of the local colleges . . . while at SI, he was noted for his rugged play in the line for our JV football team ... a member of the Sane . . . he took a second in the Freshman Religion Contest . . . also a Greek scholar. SHEEAN, WILLIAM A. Bill's spare time was taken up with two things while at Stanyan and Turk . . . two years on lightweight swimming teams . . . and studying to keep his marks average . . . another Ignatian to travel down the peninsula to become a Bronco, Bill could often be seen steering up streets with his blue Hudson. SHERIDAN, THOMAS L. Most of Tom's time was involved with his studies . . . but he still found room enough in his schedule to be active in the Sanctu- ary and Sodality ... his main interests were in science . . . being very good in both chemistry and physics. SHOPES, ROBERT J. Being interested in oratory. Bob was an Ignatian debater . . . was active in the Sodality . . . and looks forward to spending his next four years on the Hilltop. SHREVE, CHARLES H. Charlie came to SI from St. Cecilia's Gram- mar School . . . played two years of base- ball for the Wildcats . . was president of his class as a junior and like so many others will study as a Don next Fall. SMITH, CHARLES D. A transfer from Bcllarmine. Charlie played some basketball and baseball for the Wild- cats . . . was sgt.-at-arms of 4D . . . got off many a fast reoly . . . and worked on the stage crew of Heaven Can Wait. SMITH, FRANCIS R. Frank could often be seen on Si's diamond whipping the ball around the infield . . . m addition to this, he was a good student and intends to head for the Santa Clara Valley next semester. SQUERI, JOHN L. Another faithful Ignatian, John spent eight semesters in the Sane . . . belonged to the Sodality . . . was an active member of the IRC . . . and on the drill team ... his old truck was a familiar sight to most Igna- tians. STROTH, JAN E. Studious Jan had a great deal to do with Si's publications . . . being an associate editor of the QUILL and business manager of INSIDE SI . . . scientifically minded, Jan also found time to be a Sane server for four loyal years.

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WALL, RICHARD J. Very successful in the political sphere, Dick was corresponding secretary of the student body . . . then student proxy ... in addi- tion to this he wrote for INSIDE SI, QUILL, and the IGNAT IAN . . . was a Sane server . . . Sodalist . . . football lineman ... in the cast of Souther Pacific . . . stage crew member . . . and Block Clubber. t WHITE, DICK F. This future Annapolis midshipman was a Sodalist . . . IRC man . . . debater . . . writer for INSIDE SI ... in talent shows . . . two school plays ... in the sports line . . he played a stellar game of varsity football at his end position . . . hooked in many a basket for the JV's . . . and maintained a high B average during his Stay at SI. i i WIRFEL, ROBERT A. A baseball player for the Red and Blue while at SI, quiet, senous-mmdod Bob commuted daily from the fair city of Oakland . . he plans on continuing to commute and will enroll in USF come next September. WISSEL, AUGUST G. One of the brains of his class. Gus con- sistently received A's on his report card . . . a Greek scholar ... he was the Science Award winner for the Bank of America . . . and received a cup for his studious efforts. V i WOOD, NICOLAS D. Another outstanding senior, Nic was one of INSIDE Si's first Wheels this year . . . this was because of his varsity football play and also because he was co-capfam of the track team . . . in addition to this he was at the helm of the Block Club . . . gave time to the IRC . . Sane . . . and Junior Prom and Activities Dance committees . . . and became an RO officer in his senior year. WOODS, KENNETH W. Ken was one of Si's top athletes . . . play- ing four years of varsity basketball . . . two seasons of JV baseball . . . two years of track, in which he was one of the best shot-put and discus heavers . . . and a season as goalie on the soccer team, for which he earned a place on the All-City soccer squad ... it was quite fitting that he should be a member of the Block Club. e 3 r WURM, JOHN D. Big John was quite a baseball player in his undergraduate days performing in the Ram- bler and Father and Son leannr . . . an- other ROTC student, John will enroll in college next Fall. ROTHCHILD, JOSEPH M. One of the two Juniors to graduate in June, Joe of the rotund frame led quite an active three years while at SI . . . some of his organizations include: the IRC . . . INSIDE i SI . . ■ swimming manager . . . cymbal- banger in the band . . . and partcipatcd in the talent shows. WALTERS, PAUL H. Paul's chief claim to fame at SI was on the championship golf team ... a consistent winner, Paul invariably led the team in the majority of their victories ... he is the other half of the Junior delegation gradu- ating in June.