Franklin & Marshall College

Seiki Murono was a gifted athlete who enjoyed the honor of beingnamed captain and most valuable player of both the football andbaseball squads in his senior year. His qualities as a leader weremost evident in his role as a quarterback. After being named teamand Middle Atlantic Conference MVP in 1964, he duplicated thesehonors in 1965 when he led the Blue and White to an undefeatedseason. At least five of the nine victories were nail biting,come-from behind wins. During his senior season, he ran for 347yards and four touchdowns, passed for 697 yards and six touchdowns,and punted 31 times for a 34.4-yard average. He was named to theAll-Pennsylvania team in 1966 ad was honored by the Maxwell Club inPhiladelphia. From 1967 to 197`, he played for the New York Giantsaffiliated in the Atlantic Coast Football League. He earned an MBAdegree from the American University, and is vice president withChase Manhattan Bank in New York City.