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

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DENNIS I . HAUCHEY Den cnmc to S.l. from St. Anne's Grammar School. Ho has been an enthusiastic supporter of activities in his years here and feels S.I.'s spirit is like no other. He participated in Track while a Junior and re- ceived his share of honor cards. He will protiahly attend S.F. State. MICHAEL P. HART From St. Cecilia's Grammar School. Mike served faithfully for four years In the Sane, and holds the record for the most days after school at ■ and. playing the tuba, lie- coming president In his final year He was a mcmiicr of the Sodality for three years and became perfect In his sen lor year. He represented S.l. in the S.F.Y.A.i and was also one of the many Teen Club presidents from S.l. RICHARD J. HAZLEWOOD Rich came to S.l. from St. Ga- briel's. He maintained a B average in his four years at S.I.. and won a Semi-Finalist berth in the National Merit Scholarship competition, He participated in the Philatelic Society, worked on the Stage Crew, and became an officer In the San Francisco Bar Asso- ciation's Law Club. Rich plans to attend U.S.F. In the fall, where he will take up liberal arts. JOHN M HEARNEY John came from St. Paul's Grammar School. Ineligible to participate in league sports be- cause he mover! to Westlake near the end of freshman year, he was an avid supporter of all school activities. John plans to attend C.S.F. JOHN W. HINDS John was a member of the So- dality for three years and on the Ignatian staff for two years. He plans to attend San Francisco State College where he will study to lie a teacher. PHILIP F, HOGAN Phil came to S.l. by way of St. Monica's Grammar School. In his freshman year, he played It'-l's basketliall and played on the 120's during his second year He was a member of the school band for four years and also played in the Dance Rand in his final year. Phil plans to attend St. Mary's where he hopes to enter liberal arts. GERALD R. HOVER Ger was busy with a steady Job after school for his first two years, but he still found time for a few activities. He was in the Forum in his first two years. Dramatic Arts in So- phomore. Junior, and Senior years, in the Sodality. Dance Committee. Rally Committee. Journey's End. and in a part in I ine Mountain's Our Town.” He hopes to attend Gonxnga. JAMES E. HOVER Jim came to S.l. from Holy Name Grammar School. For his four years here at S.I.. he has had an after school job and therefore couldn't participate in many activities. He did. how- ever. belong to the Sodality and played a few games of intramurals. He plans to go on to college but is not sure where, possibly S.F. State. JOHN E. HUGHES John entered S.l. from St. Ga- briel's. During his four ycais at S.l. he participated in many activities: Swimming team for four years. Sodality for three years. Art Committee. Dance Committee, and Inside S.l. He also took part In the intra- mural program. In his sopho- more year he was elected as Intramural representative. John plans to complete his studies at either U.S.F. or S.F State College. THOMAS D. HUGHES Tom was a member of the So- dality. and in his junior year was Prefeet of the Junior So- dality. He served on the Iq- nation and Inside S.l. lie played J.V. football in his soph- omore year and Soccer in his junior year. He was a memlicr of the Art. Rally, and Dance Committees. In his senior year he was president of his parish teen club and president of the C.Y.O. Teen Club Federation JOHN P. HURABIELI. Most of John's afterschool time was spent cither weightlifting or coaching others In weight- lifting. He was on the Track team for two years, was con- tributing editor on The Bridge. In the Math Club. Rally Com- mittee and Dance Committee, and took part in the Seiencc Fair. John plans to attend Or- egon State or Cal Berkeley and major in physics with a minor in physical education. RODNEY W. HURD Roil came to S.l. from Stuart Hall. Idle the first year, he later went on to join J A., the Soccer team, joining the Dance. Rally, and Publicity Commit- tees in his senior year Rod plans to major in history or Philosophy at U.S.F.

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THOMAS E. GIBBONS Tom came to St. Ignatius from St. Anne's Grammar School. He was In the Sane Society for a year and In the Sodality. He also played four years of base- ball Including three on the Varsity and was a member of the Block Club. Next year. Tom plans to enter either U.S.F. or St. Mary's and major In busi- ness. WALTER M. GROVER Mike entered S.l. as a sopho- more from the public schools. In his last three years, he helped out on the stage crew. During the brief reincarnation of the Radio Club. Mike was vice-president and later presi- dent. Mickey was a great aid to many other organiza- tions which work for the bet- terment of the school. Next vear will see Mike at Santa Clara studying engineering. FRANK M. GOI.LOP As a four-year mcmiKT of the Forum, where lie was vice- president for two years. Frank was able to represent S.l. on various occasions ranging from television appearance to a na- tional deitate tournament at Georgetown University In Wash- ington. D.C. Yet he still found time to work on the Ignatian staff where he was co-sports editor in his senior year. Frank was also honor class vice-pres- ident. N.H.S. and C.S.F. life- time member, and C.S.F. pres- ident. ROBERT A. GORRIN'GK Bob transferred to S.L from the seminary In his senior year. Here Bob finished his high school days. His future plans are uncertain. RICHARD A. GOODWIN Rich came to S.l. from St. Tho- mas Apostle Grammar School. He was a mcml cr of the Hon- or Class for three yenrs. Ax a sophomore he was a member of the golf team, and as a junior he played for the soccer team. Rich plans to attend U.S.F. but Is undecided on a major. DONALD P. GREEN Don came to S.l. from St. Paul's. While at S.l. Don was a member of two championship swimming teams. Don was also an active participator In his clasa intramurals. His future plans are uncertain. RENE GONZALEZ Ray «une from St. Paul's Grammar School. Unable to participate In the A.A.A., he was an active Intramural foot- ball player and softball player. In his sophomore year, he man- aged the Varsity Baseball learn. As a senior. Ray was an active member of the Dance Commit- tee and an active member, and supporter, of student activities. WILIAM G. GRAY Bill came to S.l. from St. Bri- gld's parish. He has devoted most of his time at S.L to his studies. He was In the honor class for three years. He at- tended ns many school func- tions as he could Bill hopes that next year will find him at Notre Dame where he plans to major in math. WILLIAM E. GROWNEY Will came to S.L from Stuart Hall. Shy at first, he soon de- veloped an ardent desire to in-come an active part of the School. He was a member of the football program during hlx stay. He was also an All-CItv swimmer. In his senior year, he acted as student body secretary. Will plans to become a Snnin Clara Bronco next fall. GEORGE E. GUIDO George led a very active life at S.l. in four years. He was class officer sophomore year, and year officer junior year. He was a member of the Sodality for three years. In his senior year he spent most of his time counting money ns student body treasurer. George plans to go to college but Is undecided as to which one. DENNIS G. HANSEN Dennis came to S.L from St. Gabriel's Grammar School. He participated In the Sodality for two years. He played 120's basketball and was a member of the Rally Committee. He was a true asset to his intramural teams. Den hopes to attend U.S.F. or S.P. State. JAMES M. HARRIS Jim came to S.I. from Marin County's Our Lady of Mount Carmel. He moved to the big city in his sophomore year where he obtained an after- school Job. Despite the job. Jim still managed to participate In Intramurals. the Dance and Rally Committees, and gradu- ate.’ His college plans arc to attend S.F. State and go in for teaching.

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JOSE C. INGOJO Jose came to S.I. from Judge Memorial High In Salt take City. Utah. In his three years at S.I.. he was a member of the honor class. C.S.F.. the Na- tional Honor Society. ’Sanctu- ary. Math Club. Glee Club, and head of the chess club. In ad- dition. he was a company of- ficer In Junior Achievement for two years. After graduation. Jose plans to pursue a major In physics. RAYMOND H. KAPPENMAN Entering St. Ignatius from Epi- phany Grammar School. Ray intends to go on to Seattle Uni- versity for law. He played lutseball for four years at S.I.: two years soph-frosh. one year junior varsity, and varsity dur- ing senior year. He was brought up to the varsity at the end of the J.V. season during his jun- ior year. BRIAN M KIKI.V BWnn came to S.I. from Saint Anne's. He participated in Jun- ior Achievement in his sopho- more year, was on the cross- country team in his junior year, and was an active worker on the tgnatian in his senior year His plans are to go into pre- m -d at the University of Texas OWEN R. JACKSON Owen came to S.I. from St. •Stephen's Grammar School, In his freshman year he joined the camera club, and In the last three years he was a faithful member of the Sodality. At present. Owen is silent regard- ing his college plans. DEMETRIO R. JAYME Demetrio came to S.I. from Ateneo de Manila in the Philip- pines. He was an active member of the Sanctuary for four years, the chess club for two years, and the Publicity Com- mittee for one year. He plans to go to college and major In architecture. TIMOTHY C. KELLY Tim entered St. Ignatius from St. Vincent de Paul. During his stay he was a member of the Sodality for three- yenrx and a Sodality officer In his senior vear. He was n member of Inside S.I. and the C. S. F. during his last two years. He Slaved J.V. basketball during is sophomore and Junior years. Tim is undecided aliout what college he will attend. MICHAEL D. KKLLEHER Mike graduated from St. Ste- phens' Grammar School in 1961 and came here to S.I. He played J.V. and Varsity Tennis in his freshman and sophomore years and was also in the Sane. So- ciety. During his Junior and Senior years he devoted all his spare time to folk music. A friend and he formed a two- man combo. Upon graduation he plans to go to U.S.F. and major in law. JEAN-PIERKE JORDAN Jean-Pierre was on the swim- ming team for four years and on the Sanctuary Society for four years. A.C.S.F. member, he found time to be a member of the Block Club, the choir, and the (tally and Dance Commit- tees. Secretary of the Senior year. Jean did a brief stint in the Forum and in Inside S.I. He enjoys guitar playing, folk music, and espresso coffee. JOHN E. KEEFFE John came to S.I. from St. Thomas More Grammar School. In his first three years, he was not onlv active In intramurals, but In his senior year he was on the golf team and dance committee. He plnns to go to S.U. of California and do pre- dental work. ANTHONY P. KNICKERBOCKER Tony came from Town School. In his sophomore year he Joined the Sodality and the Junior Var- sity Basketball team. Due to after-school jobs in bis junior and senior years. Tony could not participate In very many after - school activities. Tony plans to go to college where he will eventually study zo- ology. MICHAEL C. KOEHNE Coming to S.I. from St. Moni- ca's grammar school. Mike could always be seen helping out around school in the many activities and supporting the various S.I. teams. A memlier of the yearbook staff and the track team for his last three years and a cast memla-r of last year's play. Journey's End.” he could always be counted on when needed. Upon graduation, he plans to enter cither u s K or s k State and major in psychology. DAVID E. KORN Dave dropped In from Holy Name Parish, looked around, and decided to stay awhile. He participated in cross-country, the Ignatian, thirties, and three vears of varsity swimming. Sanctuary Society and Sodality. In his senior yean Dave lioeame one of the cheerleaders, worked on the Rally. Art. and Dance Committees, and also played intramurals. Dave intends to pursue further studies in His- tory and Sociology.