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

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FATHER RICHARD K. SMITH, O.S.A. Disciplinary Vice-Principal . . . heads new science program, enter- tains 41 and 4-3 in Physics . . . has that unmistakable style and poise about him . . . dedicated to the im- provement of Saints culture and campus . . . Boys, we want silence in the gym, . . . Saints' Class of '45, Administration moderates Tradition, heads Eng lish Department. FATHER ROBERT A. GRISWOLD, O.S.A. Who else could handle Senior Eng- lish? . . . All right, gang . . . makes Intra-Murals his hobby . . . seen at all Saints' events . . . RAH! . . . epitomizes the finest student-teacher relationship. FATHER WILLIAM J. GRISWOLD, O.S.A. Teaching religion is his specialty . . . that sense of humor must be a family trait . . . our Athletic Di- rector . . . proud of his 273 high in his Bowling Club . . . rumor has it that he raises turtles, and sells them for a large profit in the Shoppe . . . also a Saints' grad.

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Our Principal .7s. . . the hand that blesses us all at the end of the school Mass in the gym. a jaw, set just a bit more firmly, when Saints trails at the end of the first quarter. a deliberate, slow pace across the patio, perfectly matching the pace of education going on around him. a crack in the voice, a flashed smile, a quip, in the midst of the most serious remarks. thanks for every achievement, student's or teacheris, prefaced by: This assembly should not pass with- out a few words of . . . a voice on the public address system, clear, mean- ingful, forceful, and very rare. a cheerful guardian of the good of all, firm and inflexible towards him who threatens it. a black robe, streaked with yellow chalk, leaving an honors math class, head shaking in disbelief. respect for every last student, as long as that student respects himself-and then a little longer. The long View of a philosopher, the fatherly care of a priest, the pride of an alumnus, the precision of a mathematician, the repartee of a wit, the cur- iosity ofa student, the understanding of an educator, the calm appraisal of an administrator, the placid warmth of a friend. another Saintsman, Father Patrick Keane, O.S.A.

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Junior Sharing Chair math to had Weeelll, we today . . . drew th IS year . . . holds I'0OI'fl. MR. THOMAS J. FLOOD Another Saintsman come home, Class of '53 . . . Sophomore Of- ficer of Discipline . . . teaches the King's English . . . coaches at Mc- Kinley . . . has great study halls, known familiarly by home room 31 as Flash, man the Freshmen expert on Civilization room FATHER JOHN D. KELLER, O.S.A. ASB moderator . . . fearless in all he does, including MP duty in Room l . . . guides the Spanish Club . . . first year teaching after four years' Theology in Rome. gives of '45