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

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THEME Twenty-three years ago, Bishop Cantwell invited the Order of St. Augustine to establish two high schools in his diocese. One of these was St. Augustine l-ligh School of San Diego. Since that time St. Augustine's has been a part of the life of this city. The school has contrilruted to San Diego many outstanding citizens, members of the professions, civil servants, and worlcers in the various trades. From the patio have come priests, secular and religious. Not least among her graduates St. Augustine's numbers the three hundred servicemen who answered the call to arms in the nation's most critical hour. Especially cherished are the fourteen Patiomen who gave their lives in that conflict. Because the life of a school is lived in a community, it was thought fitting to marlc that fact in this annual. Each section of the book, there- fore, is introduced by a picture of some familiar landmark of the city. Representing the Catholic community in San Diego we reproduce on the opposite page a picture of St. Patriclc's church, connected from the be- ginning with this school, and staffed by the same Augustinian Fathers. si? x, I.

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