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

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SORRY « Tall Tony entered S.I.from Holy Name grammar school. Hr ha» par- ticipated in the Sane and the So- dality. Winner of the Washiiigton Essay Content an a sophomore. Tony ha» turned from literature to sci- ence a» his life ambition. He in- tends to follow a career in elec- tronic engineering, hut as vet is undecided on his place of schooling. Antony Hartman Mike came to S.I. from St. Emy- dius. Mike's marks have been a constant B plus. His many activ- ities have included Sane. Sodality. I.R.C.. and the Ignatian. for which he has, as assistant sports editor of this issue, done a fine job. In snorts. Mike played liaskethall with the 10» and 30». he swam with the 20» and 30» and Variety, and was voted into the Block (dub. Mike intends to take up some pre-den- tistry studies at I .S.F. next year. Mike Beaconi Bill eame to S.I. in his junior year from Drew's School. While attending S.I. he has lent much of his talent to the Soeccr team. Be- sides being interested in sports, he also is very much interested in photography, car», fishing, hunting, and camping. He also is well known as an active member of the Vincen- tian Club. Bill plans to take up a course in engineering at college. William Belardi Smiling Ed, a sincere and like- able fellow, came here to S.I. from Mission Delores. Ed is a sports- minded fellow with a variety of talents. He was a top man on our S.I. varsity track team, and a fast center on the J.V. basketball squad. He has become a crack rifie shot and a patient fisherman, both of which activities he pursues a.» hob- bies. City College will be Ed's next stop. Kd ar Belcher Pete carne to S.I. from St. Brigid's and is well known for his dry sense of humor. Although he worked after school. Pete was ver inter- ested in sports, especially football and baseball. As far as college is concerned, he is still rather un- John came here from Town School. He lives in the Richmond district and works after school as an IBM operator. His participation in school activities was outstand- ing; Sodality»,Sane, I.R.C., N.F.L. Inside S.I.. the tennis team. Block (dub, and. a life membet in the C.S.F. John plan» to attend Ceorgc- town University in Washington. I). C. Peter Benvenuto John Blackman Sherm graduated from Our Lady of Lourdes. His greater interests are basketball and baseball. Sherm worked after school as a plumber. In sports he was quite active, play- ing for our Soccer and Tennis teams, and for three years on our various basketball souads. As yet he is in doubt about his life work, but will enroll at Cal in September. Sherman Booth

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Joe was an extremely active and loyal Ignalian. From when lie pot up earlv every Sunday morning to serve Mass at Notre Dame Hospital to the late hour he got home from a Saturday night meeting. Joe was always promoting something for S.l. He represented the school well in Junior Achievement, the S.F. Y.A.. and various teen boards. Be- sides these, he was an active mem- ber of a great number of school activities. Next year. Joe goes to U.S.F. to prepare for his life work in Public Relations. Joseph Arm in John, a graduate of Star of the Sea. has participated in many ac- tivities wnile attending S.l. Among them. Sane four years, a fast run- ner oh the Cross-Country and 'I rack team for two years, and a devoted member of the I.K.C. for two years. John's favorite hobby is golf. In the Fall he plans to take Business Administration at U.S.F'. John Bain A happy and friendly individual. Charlie contributed much to S.I., both in and out of the classroom. F’or three years he has, by hi con- sistently high grades, earned mem- bership in the C.S.F'. His participa- tion with the varsity football squad has earned for him such titles as All-City.” All-Catholic”, and All- Metropolitan”. and has helped earn for his team the title of Cham- pions”. Charlie will next attend classes at U.S.F'. Charles Baker The name Pete Balestrieri is well-known at S.l. Pete was very active in the N.F.L. He joined the I.K.C. in his junior and senior years, was J.V. basketball manager as a soph, and cheerleader in his junior year. Pete liked to play the piano and participated in a number of Hallies. He will be long remem- bered for his excellent portrayal of Mr. Dc Pina in You Can't Take It With You”. Pete will attend U.S.F'. next year, but his life's profession is yet undecided. Peter Balestrieri Hugo has been a student at S.l. for only one year; the rest of his high school years were spent at St. Joseph's Seminary. When not working after school, he devoted his time to reading and to stamp collecting. Come September. Hugo will be at U.S.F. studying I.aw. In the past four years Steve has become a well-known figure on the S.L track. In soph year he won for the 30s running the quarter; last year Steve took the city'» 880. and this year hopes to go to the state meet for the second year running. Steve has maintained a B average and plans to be an engineer, doing his studying at some California university. Hugo Barbie Steven Barrett

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Friendly, personable, and blessed with an ever-present smile — that's Rich. Almost every day after school, hr could be seen playing basketball in the senior yard. After that, he would go to his job in a butcher shop. His spare time is spent around his old grammar school, St. Peter and Paul’s, and as a member of the Salesian Boys’ (dub. As a freshman Rich played J.V. Basketball. An ex- cellent student, he was also a mem- ber of the C.S.F. The next stop for Rich is at the University of San Francisco. Richard Bovonc Ed, who came from Most Holy Redeemer, and resides in Eureka Valley, has earned fame at 3.1. as a classic wit. His interests were the debating, track, and, after school, work in a warehouse. Ed also he- lped the I.R.C. on the Dance Com- mittee. Edmond Browne Pleasant and sociable A1 attended St. Vincent dc Paul grammar school. He lists, among other things, foot- ball and dancing as his favorite fiastimes. Coming to S.I. each day rnm Ingleside where he was a mem- ber of the Star Lighters. Al joined the Sodality, and after school par- ticipated in track and arsit) foot- ball. Next year he will continue his schooling at San Francisco State College. Alan Browning Jack, who plans to go to U.S.F. to study engineering, has taken part in many activities while at S.I. Among them; 100’s basketball. Sanc- tuary Society, and baseball during his fourth year. Jack's spare time i taken up with playing basketball. Before coming to the Hilltop he went to Our Lady of Perpetual Help for his grammar school education. Antonio Buatista Horn rimmed glasses, a winning smile, and a blue Chevy —these are the phrases that best describe Bob Buich. Bob won many scholastic honors among; which was member- ship in the C.b.F. In his senior year. Bob won the venerable position of Secretary of the Student Court. Next year. Bob will grace the halls of the nearby University, U.S.F. John came to S.I. from Star of the Sea. While at S.I. he was a mem- ber of the Sodalitv. His after school hours arc completely filled with his favorite hobby — photograph). John can be seen at almost all of the S.I. basketball games. Come next September he will be cheering for U.S.F., where he will take up teaching. Robert Buich John Bullen Rich, who came from St. Brcn- den’s, showed his talents on the football teams while attending the Hilltop. The first two years were on the Frosh-Soph and J.V. teams, and the last two were spent as a first string lineman for the Varsity. Rich was a member of the Block Club for two years .and during his Junior year was the famed president of 3F. cpt at Santa Rosa J.C. Come September. Rich will enroll Richard Burner Bob was a very active Ignatian. He was in the C.S.F.. played three years on the tennis team, and played varsity basketball. He was manager for two championship basketball teams. He wrote for the Inside S.I. and the Ignatian, was in the,Sodal- ity. and was on the Rally Committee. Bob plans to take up law at Cal or t pi Stanford. Boh Burton