University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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l ai' SENIORS EDLIUND E. ABADXE SIDNEY S, ABT JOSEPH ALLEN Ed hails from Marin County, and is a transfer from St. Mary's. He is a true cosmopolite 3 his idea of a Week-end trip is a jaunt to South America. When not in school, or sojourning on our sister continent, Ed enjoys the Wide open spaces near San Rafael, or playing salt Water sailor on Tomales Bay. Sid conceals beneath ponderous horn-rimmed glasses and rosy cheeks, an exceedingly poetic nature.When well pinguefied, he has been known to effervesce with sensuous tid-bits from the best authors. When debating, he conceals this sparkling faculty and confines himself to syllogistic barrenness. Ioe Allenls raucus but pleasing voice has been the living embodyment of the Grey Fog for the past four yearsg even with the adoption of the name Dons. Ioe has not ceased to pierce the mist of Ignatian Heights vocally as he has all of Placer County when he played in the Donner Lake Resort Orchestra. His genial smile and knowing Wink can be very embarassing. 10

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l HIGUERA BRELN PARKER i Secretary PI't'.Vl-Kifllf I ire-Pr'z'rin'c1zz The choice of Allen Breen for President of the Senior class was not a haphazard one. Allenis rise to scholastic and social heights has been the result of a steady and consistent climb. His first appearance in the limelight was in his Sophomore year, when he Won his letter as a quarter-miler, under the tutelage of Bud Spencer. He was a member of the dance committees for both the Iunior Prom and the Soph Drag. He Was secretary of the Iunior class. He has served willingly and well in all his undertakings, his unanimous election Was not at all surprising. Bob Parker is best remembered as custodian of the rooting section at all athletic encounters. Bob served faithfully on the Games Committee for four years, and was elected Chairman in his Senior year. He was a member of the Iunior Prom committee, and the Senior-ita staff. His election to the office of Vice-President is a true indication of the esteem in which he is held by his fellow-classmen. Too much would still be too little to say about Oscar Higuera. He broke into prominence as a Freshman, when he stole a varsity berth on the Gray Fog eleven, over many seasoned veterans. But to think of Hi merely as a stellar football player would be unfair both to the man and the school. His dramatic ability was recognized by Mr. Gill, who cast him in major roles in several productions. He was chosen President of the Block Club in his Senior year, and a member of Skull and Sledge. In short, Hi is one of the most popular men in the Class of 33. 9

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'5l LEROY R. ASVITT 'IMXHLS I, BARRY LDVVARD 'l'. BRADY lt took the Ethics course to break the bored reserve of Leroy, Wherein, upon stated occasions, he rose up pink and indignant like the first flush of dawn, and, in a voice that tinkled like sleigh-bells, demanded a readjustment of comparative values of conduct and oughtness. Iim is the square-jawed, business-looking blond who has lured unsuspecting business men into addressing the august members of Tau Delta Beta, the honor- ary commerce fraternity of which Iim is President. He is one of the coterie of disciples who sit enchanted in class as the voluminous folds of Prof. Mountain's handkerchief dangle in the languid atmosphere. Ed is our nomination as the most nonchalant senior, his words seem to float gracefully from his mouth at the rate of about one per minute, and his placid, ambling walk seems to complete the picture of repose. Naturally, he isn't very voluble, but he is a master at Hooring anyone with a few well-chosen remarks. 11