Hall of Fame

Adkins, Tami
Albini, Dianna L.
Andersen, Roar
Anton, John
Applegate, Thomas
Arata, William
Arenivar, Joe
Arnautoff, Peter
Arnowitz, Isaac
Atuegbu, Andy
Bacciarini, Michael
Baptista, Richard
Barber, James
Bareilles, Rene
Barni, Roy
Barry, Pete
Baseball, 1971
Baseball, 1946
Batmale, Louis
Bazzano, M.D., John
Beattie, John
Begley, James
Benedetti, Gene
Benedetti, Dan
Benedetti (Baseball), Dante
Benington, John
Black, Dennis
Boldt, Carl
Booker, Earle
Boyenga-Woods, Joy
Boynes , Winford
Braga, Albert
Braghetta, Robert
Breceda, Peter
Brooks, John
Brovelli, Jim
Brown, Eugene "Gene"
Brown, Charles "Ed"
Bryant, Wallace
Bryant, Kelli
Buchanan, Stan
Budinger, Brittanie
Bugler (Women's Basketball), Walt
Burenin, Serge
Burks, Johnny E.
Buskey, Michael
Bussenius, William
Cameron, Wallace
Carmassi, Angelo
Carothers, Thomas "Soup"
Carroll, Haley
Carter, Dominique
Cartwright, William "Bill"
Casey, William
Catton, D.D.S., Conway
Cervelli, Gene
Chambers, John "Happy"
Clark, Jermaine
Cleary, Jr., Alfred
Cohen, David
Corbett, Eugene
Corder, Sue
Cousins, Scott
Cox, William
Cox III, John Arthur "Chubby"
Cox IV, John Arthur
Cronin, Melvyn
Cross, Pete
Cumplido, Lorenzo
Curotto, Ricky
Curran, Bill
Dahl, Bjorn
DeBortoli, Joel
DeJulio, Harold
Delagnes, Gary
Demirdjian, Renee
Dempsey, Cornelius "Con"
Dolan, Anne
Donoghue, Augustine
Donohoe, Michael
Downing, Bill
Doyle, John
Drocco (Football, Tennis, Cross Country), John
Durchslag, George
Dwyer, Richard
Egan, S.J., Fr. Joseph
Elberse, Jan
Ellis, Joseph
Enos O'Meara, Suzanne
Esponda, Gerard
Evangelho, Aplindo Frank
Farmer, Don Michael
Fernsten, Eric
Ferrari, Elmo
Fischer, Todd
Football, 1951
Franceschi, Peter
Friessen, Hans
Fry, John
Gaddy, John
Galvin, Daniel
Garcia, William
Gartrell, Stefan
Gennette, Raymond
Giambastiani, S.J., Fr. John
Gillon, Valerie
Giron, Bobby
Golden, M.D., Paul
Gomez, Yvonne
Gordon, Alexander M.
Gray, Anthony
Grealish, Jack
Gumina, Russell
Haggerty II, M.D., Joseph
Haines-Blanchard, Shanna
Hale, Jay
Haley, J. Frederick
Hall, Forrest
Hall, Sherman
Hardy, James
Harney, Charles
Hartford, Jennifer
Hauge, Torgeir
Hayes, Wally
Heinser, Jennifer
Hendershott, Dana
Henderson, Marlene
Henneberry, William
Herrerias, Rene
Higuera, Oscar
Hile, Mary
Hill, Sandee
Hilton, Juli Christopher
Hinch, William
Hites, D.D.S., Sandor
Hughes, Harry
Hunt, Terri
Hunt, Chelsea
Ivanow, Mike
Jensen, Harold
Johnson, August
Johnson, Oliver "Ollie"
Johnsson, Ivar
Johnstone, Samuel
Jones, K.C.
Kagie, Andrea
Kaiser-Daggs, Melanie
Kardzair, Aram
Kearney, Phillip
Kellerman, Roberto
Kleckner (Football), Robert
Korn, Paul
Kremesec Kenney, Charles
Kuharich (Football), Joseph
Kuzara, Frank
Larsen, Arthur
Lauro, Geraldine
Lavin, Albert "Cappy"
Lee, Robert
Lee, D.D.S., Rodney
Letlow, Russell
Likas, Henry "Harry"
Lindhe, Brittany
Lofgran, Don
Lopas, Doug
Lounibos, Tom
Lowhorn, Dior
Mace, James
Magalháes, Luiz Felipe
Malley (Football), George
Maloney, Raymond
Marchetti, Gino
Maroevich (Rugby), Ivan N.
Match, Sam
Matson, Ollie
McCallum Cuneo, Kari
McCathrion, Mark
McGuigan, Patrick
McKeown, Greg
McLaughlin, Donald
McNamee, Joseph
Men's Basketball, 1963
Men's Basketball, 1964
Men's Basketball, 1955
Men's Basketball, 1949
Men's Basketball, 1956
Men's Basketball, 1957
Men's Basketball, 1973
Men's Basketball, 1974
Men's Soccer, 1949
Men's Soccer, 1966
Men's Soccer, 1975
Men's Soccer, 1978
Men's Soccer, 1976
Men's Soccer, 1980
Miatovich Mathews, Blase
Micklewright, John
Montague, Ralph
Montgomery III, M.D., William H.
Moran, Msgr. Bernard
Morrissey, M.D., Edmund
Mosconi, Marvin
Mueller, Erwin
Mullen, Gerald
Murphy, Patrick J.
Murphy, Joseph F.X.
Needles (Basketball), James
Negoesco, Stephen
Nepfel (Women's Basketball), Bill
Newell (Basketball), Pete
Nieland, Walter
Nielsen, Erik
Njoku-Obi, Joseph
Nwosu, Alexander
O'Marie, John
O'Sullivan, Fiona
Olavson, Dag
Olerich, Dave
Osiander (Soccer), Lothar
Osibogun, Olifumni
Paiva, George
Palacio, Mat
Paolini, Ezio
Parina, Richard
Peacock, Merrill
Peletta (Basketball), Peter
Perry, Harold
Peterson, Raymond
Pirinjian, Misak
Pitetti, Ken
Potter, D.P.M., Jessica
Proctor, Taylor
Quick, Mike
Raffetto, Dick
Ramus, Vic
Rangel, Eduardo
Redmond, Marlon
Reitz, Roy
Restani, Kevin
Rice, Thomas
Rifle, 1949
Roboostoff, Constantin
Roboostoff, Alexander
Roche, Mal
Rozelle, Alvin Ray "Pete"
Ruether, Walter "Dutch"
Russell, William "Bill"
Russell Fowler, Teresa
Ryan, James
Sabuco, Valentino
Sagastume, Luis
Sambel, Arnold "Arnie"
Sanchez, John
Schaffer, Bert
Schindler, Kathleen A.
Schramka, Paul
Schwarz, Alexander
Scudero, Joseph
Seeno, Salvatore
Shadian, Jamie
Sheridan, Neill
Sherman Jr. , Anthony
Siemering, Laurence
Smart, Orlando
Smith, Phil
Soebye, Staale
Souza, Jr., Alfred
St. Clair, Robert
Stanfel, Richard
Steer, Grant
Stephens, Louis
Stith, Charles
Sullivan, Tony
Sunderland, S.J., Fr. Robert
Swanson, John
Tassone, Tad
Telesmanic, William
Tennis, 1949
Thomas, Ed
Thomas, Huey
Thomas, Ralph
Thomas, Alec
Toda, Jr., Benigno P.
Toler, Burl
Troccoe, John
Tschannen, Lisa
Tucker, Darrell
Tvedt, Kjell
Vaccaro, Richard
Valentino, Robert
Van Straatum, Glenn
Visser, Erik
Vukicevich, Philip
Walker, Gerald
Wall, John
Wall, M.D., Robert
Walsh-Altman, Margaret
Walts, Fred
Wanlin, Phillip
Warford, Lindsay
Wicklow, Samuel
Williamson, Sr., Raymond D.
Wilmore, Arthur
Wisler, Les
Women's Basketball, 1980
Women's Basketball, 1996
Women's Golf, 1997
Wong, Willie "Woo Woo"
Woolpert (Basketball), Phil
Zabala, J. Luis
Zief, Art
Zimmer, Kyle

Ralph Montague

Induction:
1981
Class:
1932

Ralph Peter Montague was born on April 3, 1909 in San Francisco and attended the then Saint Ignatius College Preparatory in the class of 1932. At 6’9” and 167 lbs., he was in the Block Club, the Drama Club, and on the track team with Hall of Fame colleague Bob Kleckner. He specialized in the 100-yard and the 220-yard dash. In 1942, he served in the United States Army during World War II, and afterwards worked as a carpenter.

He was inducted into the USF Hall of Fame in 1981.

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