St Ignatius College Prepatory - Ignatian Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Rev. William J. Dunne, SJ. President I Fr. Pierre Jacobs, S.J., M.A. Fr. Ralph Moholy, S.J., M.A. Fr. Charles largan, S.J., M.A. Mr. James Morse, S.J., M,A. Mr. Robert Mackenzie, M.A. Mr. Bernard Murphy, M.A. Mr. Thomas McCall, A.B. Mr. Thomas Nottagc, S.J., M.A. I Four hundred and seven years ago a small group of professors and students from the University of Paris gathered together in the little chapel on Montmartre and pronounced their vows under the leadership of Ignatius Loyola. They had as their chief resolve to do everything and anything that would further the greater glory of God on earth, and thus they turned themselves very soon to two great works: the missions and education. Today that small group of nine men has swelled Mr. Richard Vachon, S.J., M.A. Mr. Robert Ward, M.S. Lt. Col. Ralph Watjon F.A., P.M.S. 0 T.

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(life Itu Fr. Alexander Cody, S.J., Ph.D. Fr. Ralph Deward, S.J., M.A. J-j S-J to you something which the days that follow can never take from you. The educational aims of Saint Ignatius which we ci summarize in the words . . trains citizens for time and eternity . . are the measure by which we can judge the success or failure of the school year, and in looking at you all, I feel that I can really say . . . measured by this rod, the school year has been fruitful, and we have reason on the whole to say, congratulations!

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Fr. Charles McKee, S.J., M.A. Mr. Lawrence O'Toole, S.J., M.A. Mr. Michael McNamara, M.A. Fr. John Owens, S.J., M.A. Maj. Melvin Miller, F.A. Mr. William Richardson, S.J., M.A. Vuv SJ.U Mr. Vincent McGinty, S.J., M.A. Fr. John O'Neill, S.J., M.A. Rev. Carroll O'Sullivan, SJ. Rector W el a •f re iff.: i$ i,ani grea- idled to an army of 26,000 and though one man out of every four is working on the missions (making the Society of Jesus the greatest missionary order in the Church) still its name is almost synonymous with education. In this country alone it has more than 85 schools, and we at St. Ignatius are proud to be numbered among them. We are proud of our Jesuit teachers, and proud too of the capable lay faculty that serves the same cause so loyally. They have endeared themselves to us and we shall not soon forget them. , v- Mr. Bernard Wohner, Mil' A.B. Mr. Warren White, Mr. Clarence Wilkins, A.B. A.B, Mr. Philip Woolpcrl, 8.S. Mr. Albert Zabala, S.J., M.A. Mr. Eugene Zimmers, S.J., M.A.