St Augustine High School - Saintsman Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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V REV. JOSEPH O'MALLEY, O.S.A. l-loosick Falls, N. Y. Received education at: St. lVlary's Academy Villanova Co-llege Catholic University Temple Business DePaul University Ordained at Washington, D. C in I936 Teaches: Typing, Aeronautics, Religion IV Coaches: Basketball, Baseball Father O'Malley, better known as coach, in his three years at Saint Augustine's has won a permanent place in the hearts ot all Saintsmen. As soon as winter sets in he immediately sets to work on the basketball team whipping them into condition tor the coming season. As soon as the court is empty and the basketball has been put away he plunges into the task of a baseball team which takes his time till the end ot the year. l-lis enthusiasm is unmatched and his team means everything to him. All that play tor him are instilled with his unbeatable spirit. ln the classroom he has the patience ot a saint and keeps even the characters in line. l-le has the much desired quality ot keeping studies a pleasure. l-le is teaching all the airminded tellows l-low to Keep Out ot the Junk Pile o-r What Makes an Airplane Tick, in the newly intro- duced Aeronautics Class, besides Typing and Algebra. Father O'Malley will long be remembered as the Prof who always kept KOOL

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REV. JOHN F. GLYNN, O.S.A Lawrence, Mass. Received education at: St. John's Prep School Danvers, Mass. Villanova College Catholic University Ordained at Washington, D. C. in 1939 Teaches Latin l, lll, IV Algebra l For the second year Father Glynn has held down the much honored and envied position of disciplinarian. I-le has obtained world fame as a criminologist and spends the greater part of the day pursuing the bo-ys who he considers dangerous characters. lt has been rumored that he is a full fledged Dick Tracey Junior G-Man. l-le is one o-f the most prominent members of the H44 Club, and is hardly recognizable when he lets his hair down and steps out of his official capacity. More than once has he come to the rescue of the Seniors and prevented their undertakings from falling into the chasms of failure. l-le is constantly informing the boys of his attitude towards the mat- ter. In class he feeds the fellows country corn which he considers edu- cated humor. lt is Father Glynn that makes life around the patio worth living.

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REV. JOHN R. Al-IERNE, Received education at: North Catholic l-ligh School Ordained at Washington, D. C. aches: English l, ll, Ill, IV OSA. Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Villanova College Catholic University in l938 Religion l, and l-listory A seemingly inexhaustable supply of energy, Father Aherne for his second year has assumed the burden o-f The Purple and the Gold and The Augustinian. Without his guidance these undertakings would have never reached the point of perfection which they did. l-lis literary ability has been an inspiration to all those associated with him. Around the patio he is in the higher braclcet and all look up to him with awe and reverence. The rope which he burns constantly gives Saints an unequaled atmosphere. l-le is constantly trying to wither someone but he never seems able to find the words. ln the classroom his command of the English language often leaves the boys hanging in the air but a gentle wandering foot soon brings them down. Whenever a laugh is teased out of him his towering frame bounces in slow, even rhythm from top to bottom. To the fellows at Saints he has been a teacher, friend, and companion and will not be forgotten. Many will attribute their success gratefully to him in the years to come.