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

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Although appearing as stuffed shirts, the real personage which lies behind the impassive faces of our beloved fac- ulty is realized by few. Following the motto, Hang together, or we'll hang separately, they carry on dauntlessly against the onslaught of eager students. For they realize that their labors are not really appreciated for any long periods of time. Banded together for a common cause, they instill the con- tents ofthe books into hungry minds. Theirs is the job which progress may alter, but never replace. lt is because of their work that people are able to go around the world in less time than Jules Verne ever imag- ined. Perhaps it was that Verne realized much would be pos- sible because of the work of educators that he dared write about things that seemed fantastic to the people of his time. 'Cn i faculty faculty faculty

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to guide us ro our Fr. Aherne and building contractor, C. F. Gunden, survey plans for the new administration building. Foresight, perseverance, and fortitude are just three attributes which mark the administration of our school. Great sacrifice plus many sleep- less nights have gone into making St. Augustine one of the finest schools in Sounthern California. Our principal, Fr. John Aherne, is the director of the sChO0l's destiny. Under his direction, a growing cluster of buildings, major and minor sports, student government, the numerous clubs on campus, a secre- tarial staff, a corps of custodians, and many social activities are care- fully planned each year. All the great responsibilities that go along with such planning are correspondingly taken in stride. Educating young men for our fast moving and highly progressive world is a tedious and all-embracing task. Saintsman '58 salutes our principal and his staff for a iob well done. dwvi A Y f fs 42