record of 53-20-3 for the trophy. Notable alumni Bradford Dillman – actor Dutch Ruether – Major League Baseball pitcher in three World Series John Paul Getty, Jr. – philanthropist (attended, did not graduate) John Joseph Montgomery, 1878 – aviation pioneer Charles H. Strub, 1902 – dentist, sports entrepreneur Daniel J. Callaghan, 1907 – Medal of Honor recipient William Callaghan, 1914 – military, first commanding officer of Richard Egan, 1939 – actor John Jay O'Connor, 1947 – lawyer and husband of former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor George Moscone, 1947 – 37th mayor of San Francisco William H. Briare, 1948 – 18th mayor of Las Vegas George Stanley, 1951 – award-winning poet and member of the San Francisco Renaissance Gordon Getty, 1951 – billionaire and businessman Jerry Brown, 1955 – 32nd and 39th Governor of California Gil Haskell, 1961 – Former American football coach, offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks from 2000 to 2008 Al Saunders, 1964 – NCAA Academic All-American Football player, NFL Coach 38 years, HC San Diego Chargers Bob Portman, 1965 – Creighton University basketball player, Golden State Warriors player Laurence Yep, 1966 – author Robert Francis Christian, O.P., 1966 – former auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of San Francisco Paul Otellini, 1968 – President and CEO of Intel Dan Fouts, 1969 – NFL Pro Bowl quarterback, played for the San Diego Chargers, NFL Hall of Fame Kevin Shelley, 1973 – California Secretary of State from 2003 to 2005 Dan Salvemini, 1975 – professional soccer player and member of 1980 US Olympic team Bartlett Sher, 1977 – Tony Award-winning stage director, known for directing the 2008 Broadway revival of South Pacific Anthony Cistaro, 1981 – actor Francis Jue, 1981 – actor Luke Brugnara, 1981 – businessman, casino mogul. Derek Lam, 1984 – fashion designer Levy Middlebrooks, 1984 – former professional basketball player Stephen McFeely, 1987 – American screenwriter and producer Al Madrigal, 1989 – comedian (Daily Show) Mark Farrell, 1992 – 44th mayor of San Francisco Gwendoline Yeo, 1994 – Singaporean actress Igor Olshansky, 2000 – NFL football player, defensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins Honey Mahogany, 2002 – American activist, politician, drag performer, and singer Darren Criss, 2005 – musician, actor, singer-songwriter, composer Nicholas Miller, 2009 – Professional DJ Jacqueline Toboni, 2010 – American actress Matt Krook, 2013 – baseball player See also San Francisco high schools References External links St. Ignatius College Preparatory Educational institutions