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

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LEONARD F. REEG. A.B.. LL.B. Modern History. V. S. History JOSEPH A. ROCK. B.S. V. S. Hitlorv STEPHEN E. SHERRY. M.A. Latin (2). English (1) HENRY II. STRICKROTH. B.S. Mechanical Drawing JEROME J. SULLIVAN. S.J.. M.A. Latin (5. 4). Religion. Debating RAYMOND L. SULLIVAN. A.B.. LL.B. Modern History. Latin ( 2 ) KARL J. WAIDER. A.B. Algebra ( I ) BERNARD A. WEHNER. A.B. 1‘lant Geometry. Alaebra I hcoro. Trigonometry ( 4 ) Page i 5

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JAMES F. LAYDON. A.B. linatish (I. 2). Religion (l GEORGE L. MAI.LEY. PH.B.. LL.B. English (I). Physical Education RAYMOND I. McGROREY. S.J.. M.A. Latin (I. 4). Religion (2) DAVID A. O’KEEFE. M A. Ancient History. Algebra (I) JOSEPH M. O'l.OUGHI.IN. M.A. V. S. History. Latin (}) JOHN E. O’MARIE. B.S. Algebra ( I ) JOHN J. PATRIDGE. B.S. Ancient History. Physical Education Page i4 MICHAEL J. QUINLAN. A.B. Plane Geometry. Sohil Geometry

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Seni ors lARLY this June a class of nearly one hundred and fifty young men will be graduated from St. Ignatius and will bear the proud name of this institu- tion to many and varied places. This is the Senior Class of 1950-31 and it is as truly rep- resentative of Ignatian ideals and training as any that have gone before. Although soon not directly connected with the school, they will always be Ignatians in name and in spirit. To speak of the success of the Class would be superfluous, one needs but point to the Senior leadership in studies, in school organi- zations and activities, and in athletics to tell in vivid terms the achievements of the Class. Since its entrance into St. Ignatius four years ago. the class of ’3 1 has enthusiastic- ally entered into everything Ignatian and attained positions of prominence and leadership in every phase of school life. Bernie McCann was unanimously chosen by the Seniors as their President. His splendid leadership and active participation in many branches of student life has accounted for a great deal of the year's success. The duties of Vice-President were capably taken care of by Patrick Horgan. Horgan has established an excellent record both as a student and an athlete. George Casey performed the duties of Secretary well. BERNARDW. McCANN I’etudcnt P.1RC I 6