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

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30 Olll' DLUII' Of!! .fdfnlll QWCLIPP, Ullll OMI' Jchoof Jug! Palm Streets. From this humble start, the school has blossomed into a well equipped, modern educational plant. The old buildings still exist, but in their shadows now stand tour new classrooms completed in I947, eight new classrooms completed in I95O, a new gymnasium, an addition ot tour rooms to Sheehan l-lall, and a new taculty residence. With these new buildings has come an ever-increasing library stoclc and modern labor- atory equipment. VASEY HALL, West Portal VASEY HALL, Main Entrance

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DOUGHERTY GYMNASIUM. -.4 vn- l uflifii l mllivs, krirYii'S, Q Saint, titll-' Th-'ali-A and conivrts. As the school has grown, so has the student body. Starting with a meager IS, the enrollment has grown to 700. l-ler graduates have carved a niche in the world around them. Many have devoted their lives to the salvation ot souls: many have given their lives in the service ot their country. Still others have assumed prominent roles in the business and political world, ever living Saint Augustine's Christian doctrines. Saint Augustine l-ligh School-her heritage . . . her tradition . . . her story. EEHAN HALL, W.-.i iiiiaii. I 2' if ' A 4' ,-- 'n