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

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PEDAGOGICAL BEWILDERMENT 39 paper. It is raised merely to show how completely and terribly true is the assertion that our public school system is the most momentous failure in American life to-day. It overloads the memory, it suifocates the understanding, it ignores the will, and again we wonder what they are going to do about it! Raymond T. Feeley. A Menmrg O'er hills, through vales, the bleak winds shriek And glittering Hakes drift on through frozen dellg The shallow brook in secret, silent course Winds on ignored beneath its glassy shell. All Nature's paths are lost in crystal maze: To slender pines refulgent pendants cling, The cold, sweet breath of Nature now pervades The air, where once the lark was wont to sing. Fred S. Johnson.

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0 .Ugnatmn Published by the Students of the University of St. Ignatius. San Francisco, CaL December, 1912 ROBERT L. CHAMBERS, '13 Editor-in-Chief C. HAROLD CAULFIELD, '13 WILLIAM M. QUEEN, '14 Associate Editors Alumni ----- VINCENT S. BROWN, '13 Exchange - - - - FRED S. JOHNSON, '14 University Notes - THOMAS P. AHERN, '16 Review - - - PETER I. MCHUGH, '15 Athletics ----- WARREN W. BROWN, '15 EDWARD M. O'NEILL, '13 Business Manager JAMES M. SULLIVAN, '14 HAROLD E. RING, '16 FREDERICK B. BUTLER Assistant Business Managers ifhitnrial The fifty-third annual commencement exercises of St. Ignatius College will be long remembered by its alumni, students and friends, for it was then that THE NEW our energetic president, Father Albert F. UNIVERSITY. Trivelli, S. I., announced the plan upon which he and the Faculty had been laboring long and fruitfully. It was a simple announcement but one fraught with meaning. It was not merely the nominal chang- ing of St. Ignatius College to The University of St. Ignatius. It was the fruition of the ardent desire and fervent, though seldom expressed, hope that there would one day rise in the city of San Francisco a great Catholic University. The an- nouncement of Father President on June twenty-fourth, nine- teen hundred and twelve, opened the avenue to the fullillment of those hopes and marked in a special manner the epoch of the new and greater San Francisco.