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

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3 ESS ph years, r of the n junior paled nc- dance, an l as a sen- nn. Chuck le S.l. staff. and third on the foot- the Optimus jig to swim- S.I. divine ars—all city l four school nember of the rrved on the STEPHEN E. CAM 1 1 Since Steve trudged from Oakland to S.l. for four years, maybe he will remem- her S.l iidler than most. Perhaps with sadness tie- cause he was ineligible to play sports, hut mostly with happy memories of fun. ehums. and learning. He at- tended most of the activities and was a sure rooter for any S.l. sport. He hopes to go on to U.S.F. and study medicine. JACK J. CORDO' A Jack came to S.l. from St. Brendan's Grammar School. During his four years at S.I.. he participated on the Soph- Frosh. J.V.. and Varsity foot- tiall teams. He was a mem- tier of the Sodality during his sophomore and junior years; and was also a mem tier on the Soph-Frosh. J.V.. and Varsity baseball teams. Jack plans to attend U.S.F. next September. ROBERT K. CANEPA Boli entered S.l. from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Gram- mar School in Mill Valley. Ib- is one of our daily commut- ers crossing the Golden Gate every morning. Although an after-school job and commut- ing took up most of his time. Bob was still able to partici- pate In the Forum and the Chess Club. He plans to at- tend either I'.S.F. or Santa Clam. DONALD P. CARI-SON Don came to S.l. from Notre Dame des Vlctolres Grammar School He lielonged to the Sane Society for four years, and was a member of the Art and Dance Committees In his senior year. He played Soph-Frosh liaseball. Soph-Frosh footltfill. J.V.. and Varsity basketball. Dan plans to attend I'.S.F and study law. EDMUND J. CARBERKY Ed came to S.l. at the begin- ning of his sophomore year. He did not gel off the ground until his junior year. He was a member of the C.S.F.. played two years of football, and was manager of the swimming team. OLIVER P. CASSIDY Oliver came to St. Ignatius as a junior from Ireland. He in- tended to play soccer this year but unfortunately there was no team. Oliver is un- decided as to what college he will attend in the fail. PATRICK V. BURKE A loyal Ignntlan and a loyal IGNATIAN. the yearl ook's assistant editor spent most of his pre-dawn and after- school hours In the Annual office, working on his pride and Joy. the BRIDGE. With- out his ever generous serv- ice. this yearbook would not have turned out—at least not this way. Pal's plans for the future will take him into a college ma- jor In sheep herding. In preparation for a career as a popcorn vendor at Disney- land's world-famed Matter- horn rides. JOSEPH W, CARCIONE Joe Is an lgnatlan no one will ever forget. How can they? He was noted for his superior driving, his ways with women, and his tousled hair. Besides all these en- dearing qualities. Joe some- how managed to l e editor of the yearbook, play baseball, write for Inside S.L. partici- pate in the S x!n!ity. Dra- matic Arts, musicals, and be an honor class member. Next vear. Joe plans to attend Santa Clara and major In basketweaving.

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VINCENT P. BIGONE During hi four year at S.I.. Vince wax a member of the varsity baseball team; he was In the Sodality hi second year. Block Club In his third and fourth years. Vice-President of the Block Club In his fourth year, class president during his second and third years, and a member of the all-city Baseball Team In his third and fourth years. As for college. Vince plan to go to U.S.C. and major in Sociology. THOMAS J. BONE Tom descends from St. Cecelia's Parish. All through his four years at St. Ignatius he had a job after school. Although he couldn't participate In sports, he did Join the Art Committee in his Senior Year. Tom wishes to attend U.S.K. ami take Lib- eral Arts. ANTHONY D. BROWN Tony came to S.I. from the Seminary at the lieginning of his sophomore year. During his three years at S.I.. he was a Soph-Proxh Knotl all Team man- ager. and participated in the Computer and Rocket clubs, lie worked on the Dame Commit- tee and took the after-school biology course. Tony's college plans are as of yet undecided. LARRY J. BOSCH During hi four years at S.I. Larry participated mostly In base ball. While a freshman, he played xoph-frosh baseball and then graduated to the J.V.'s In hts sophomore year. His last two years were spent in play- ing varsity luiseball. In the fu- ture. he would like to major In agricultural engineering. JOHN C. BUADA John wax active in many ac- tivities while maintaining a low •'B'' average during his four years at S.I. He played varsity football for two years «captain in his senior yean, one year J.V. football, two years varsity track, one year .'Ws track. PETER A. BIXK Peter came to S.I. from Stuart Hall. A staunch supporter of the school during his four years here. Peter is uncertain of his future. RICHARD S. BRUNSING Dick came to S.I. in his junior year after transferring from Redwood High School. Since he lived out of the city and was ineligible for athletic competi- tion. he turned to the Sodality for his remaining two years His work after-school prevented him from participating In any further extra-curricular activi- ties. Dick hopes to lake up an engineering course at Santa Clara following graduating. PETER V. -. Peter served four ye ... ... .... Monica's and another four years at Star of the Sea. He worked at St. Mary's Hospital for two years. A member of the John Bcrchman's Sanctuary Society and of the San Krancisco Youth Association, he was also an ac- tive mcmlx-r In the Dance. Rally and Art Committees. Peter was a two year mcmi er of the San Krancisco Law Club. THOMAS A. BORGO During his four years at St. Ignatius. Tom was a solid con- stituent of the Student Body. He was active and well-liked around the school. He was veep of his senior registry class and maintained a B average, lie also played football for four years. Tom plans to go to Cal.

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EDGAR M. CAST ELLIN I Ed came to S.l. from Stuart Hull Grammar School. He made the honor roll in all but one period, and was three years in the honor class, in the C.S.P. and in the National Honor Society. He played varsity tennis two years, getting a block: In the glee club two years. He was In spring musicals H.M.S. Pinafore and Little Mary Sunshine. He played Sir Fran- cis. a British colonel. in Charley's Aunt. He was in Junior Achievement as a company officer for two years. Ed wrote for Inside S.I. for two years. RICHARD A. CITTAD1N1 Rick came to S.l. from All Hallows Grammar School. He began his career by playing two years of football and l elng elected a class officer for four years. Rick has maintained a B average in his four years, and intends to further his education at S.F. State. STEVE R CAVALLI Steve came to S.l from St. Mi- chael's Grammar School. During his four years at S.I.. Steve played l asel all for four years and basketball for three years. Vice-President of the freshman class and Intramural representa- tive for his remaining three years. Steve was also a member of the Dance and Rally Commit- tees in his senior year. Steve hopes to attend the University of Santa Clara next year. JOSEPH A. CIMINO For four years, a wild Italian from the Marina has been making his way through S.l You probably saw him on the football field or as a trum- peter In the band. His hairy legs made special appear- ances on the lxasketball court and in the musicals. His aca- demic record was spotless. And in the future, perhaps he will begin another reck- less career through Santa Clara in pre-med. No one will ever forget this colorful and loyal Ignatian. EDWARD P. CICHON Ed came from St. Anthony's: ho played J.V. basketball and ran track and cross country during his freshman year. He was a class officer his freshman and senior years. Due to a job after school in his later years- his activities about the school were restricted. Ed plans to further his education at State College. DONALD V. CLEARY Don came to S.L from Aptos Junior High. He spent three wars in the honor class. In his junior year, he was in Little Mary Sunshine, and in his senior year was in Charley's Aunt. He plans to attend U.S.F. JOHN A. CECCHI John was a member of the Soda- lity for his senior year. A mem- lier of the honor class for two years. John was also an active member In the Dance and Rally Committees. He plans to further his education at U.S.K. next fall. FRANK CKRCOS Frank came to S.l. from St. Agnes Grammar School. Ho played two years of Frosh- Soph football and was on the Rally Committee his junior year. Most of his time, how- ever. was concentrated on swimming. He was an All- City medal winner all four years and was captain of the 130's as a sophomore. He was awarded the optimus award both in his freshman and sophomore year. He hopes to attend Conzaga University in the fall. FREDERIC C. CHILES Rick came to S.L from overseas, that Is from that remarkable city of Oakland. He maintained a B average for his last three years and was a three year member of the Sodality. He could not participate In AAA sports but he was an avid intra- mural player. He could also be wen in the stands cheering the team on to victory on the court and football field. HARRY F. CLIFFORD Before coming to S.L. Harry spent eight years at St. Steven’s Grammar School. During his stay at S.I.. Harry participated in the rally committee, dance commit- tee. art committee, and sanc- tuary society. He also lent a helping hand in the Intramural program. Harry also maintained n Job at St. Mary's Hospital for two years. His plans for college are still undecided. LAERTES M. COLLACO 1-arry came to S.L from St. Agnes Grammar School. He was on the tennis team for four years and n the vanity for his Iasi two years. Ho plans to further his educa- tum either at S.F. State or CH ' Coll ego. After that comes the Navy He plans to lake up Business Administra- tion. but is uncertain on any definite vocation.