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

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oli1ya!.Sin1J of .svuinf ydugujlillf, u Aymn o ,9r'aiJe, . . . rm... NM W ,.s..,.,,i,,,,. , W, .. New . ,W 3 OLDEST PHOTO shows original studifrit body, all trushmrn, on tht- Stvpw ot St, Vincent Hall on Ibis Str x'+' t in I92I. Top row, I.-tt to right: Mauricv McCatti'ry, Willii Gr.-igrilcat, Father Martifl, Jim Qviatt and Jrrry F-'rgrn-rson. Si-pond row: Tom Borgvrding, Barrvtt MfMahon, Tony Mor-kno, Charhv Boohvr. Third row: Grvgcry McHornvy, Bill Garvty, Don Davin, Bot Oviatt, Harry Luchncr. Vincvnt Garra and Days Johns, we .fdugud fine for? In a day when automobiles were comparatively new, when radios were a luxury, when less was lcnown about airplane travel than is today known about the atom, Saint Augustine High School molded a heritage and initiated a tradition which endures unto this day. On the roclcy slopes ot a sagebrushed canyon she raised a school, a chapel and a taculty house which still stand as a monument to the zeal ot the Augustinian Fathers. She harbored her boys until they were men: then she sent them torth ready to talce their place as leaders. This is the story ot Saint Augustine High School . . . 4 www- . 4, RWM

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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