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

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The pages which toll ' t d ow in ro uce the class ot I945. The trail upon which they set toot tour years ago has little to go before ending. Here the seniors pause to memorialize. May these pages serve to draw them together in after years. ENIORS

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iam, X 'lx 'nl r 'S 3 v Class President, 4 Skating Club President, 4 Prom Chairman, 4 Annual Statt, 4 Augustinian Statt, 3 Campus Commissioner, 4 Football, 3, 4 Varsity A, 3, 4 GEORGE ALBERT BOTTOM Although this is his first year as a Saints- man, George has taken his place as a senior as though he had gone to Saints all his lite. Coming to us from Bremerton, Washington, he has taken an active part in all the activities sponsored here at school. He holds down a spot in the baritone section ot the glee club. He has also worked long and hard on the production ot this annual. Together with R. K. Smith he has spent many hours in the dark- room developing pictures tor this literary production. George is distinguished by his distinctive haircut which somewhat resembles a hair-tonic ad. He has a sparkling personality, which gets its best expression in his capacity as host at some of the more boisterous SAPPAGUS meetings. His greatest ambition is to attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and it sheer ambition will take him there, we will soon be addressing him as Ensign Bottom. AUGUST JEREMIAH CONEN BROWN Better known around the Patio as Jerry, has been around tor three years now, or would have been it he hadn't wandered oft to Hoover tor a while in his Junior year. A real classroom terror for two years, .lerry has be- come somewhat becalmed as a Senior and has diverted his energies to the betterment ot society. As Senior prexy Brown has shown a great interest in all class activities, and his lively spirit has been the sparkplug ot many Senior enterprises. He likes his mule disinfectant straight and before he gets a good hold on himself in the mornings is generally the un- fortunate target for Fr. O'Malley's Religion Quiz. A passion ot Jerry's is the Motorboat Serenade lcomposed by A.J.C.B. himseltl which he erupts with every so often during school hours. With a tenacity he has shown in the past year, we expect Mr. Brown to cut a wide swath in the world ot men, Annual Staff, 4 Skating Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 C., 'X , J