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

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M Sgt. Arthur Gehm P. M. S. T. Mr. Williom Gibson Physical Education Mr. John Gillespie, A.B. Gencrol Science Fr. Andrew Gilligon, $,J, English, Latin REV. RALPH TICHENOR, S.J. Principal four years of formation. So it is with a sense of regret, yet too with a sense of accomplishment, that we bid them farewell in this final edition of the IGNATIAN. If we have been successful in the train- ing which we have given them, then, leaving here, may they take with them the strength of character, the diligence, the loyalty of a Catholic, an Ameri- can, and a student. nerpof Fr. Pierre Jacobs. S.J. Chemistry Mr. John Kelly. S.J. Chemistry. Algebra Fr. Charles lorgon. S.J. Religion Mr. Arthur Latham, S.J. Mr. T ho mar McCall, B.A Mr. Raymond McCormick, S.J. Lotin, Greek Mothomatics Greek

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T Sgt. Bert Berry P.M.S. T. Fr. James Duffy. S.J. Sociology Fr. Roymond Buckley. S.J. Religion Copi. Williom Etchemendy B.A.. P.M.S. T. Fr. Robert Burnt, S.J. Mathematic . Religion Mr. Francit Fox. S.J. History Fr. Alexander Cody. S.J. Student Counsellor Mr. Wilton Goy. A.B. Latin, English p«lnC'P°' FACULTY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Graduation brings with it the close of another year and with it, in a sense, the end of another era. The class of '48 in leaving takes with it something of the tradition of St. Ignatius High School and leaves with the school something of the personality which if as a class developed while going through Mr. Charles Henry. S.J Lotin, English Fr. Joseph Howard, S.J Religion Mr. Michael Hemovich, A.B. History Mr. John Holta English, Lotin Fr. Dominic Harrington, S.J. Latin, English, Religion Mr. John Golden, A.B, Generol Science

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REV. FREDERICK COSGROVE, S.J. Vice-Principol Mr. Vincent McGinly, S.J. Lotin Mr. Bernord Murphy, M.A. Mothemotics Fr. Charles McKee, S.J. Religion Mr. Thomas NoMage, S.J. Lotin, English Mr. Michool McNamara B.A.— Geomotry Mr. Lawrence O'Toole S.J. Lotin, English V.cctv ,c In educational circles, a school is judged by its faculty. The Hilltop faculty, at present, is formed of men with college degrees and broad teaching backgrounds. It is unusual in the number of its members who guide the school teams or societies, who supervise religious growth and organize activ- ities. It is composed of athletic coaches, military in- structors, scholastics, priests, and lay teachers, all functioning together as the unit that must carry out the principles of Christian education. Mr. Emory Schonlond Mr. Rockwell Should, S.J. Mr. Lawrence Shehan, S.J. Fr. Richard Spohn, S.J. 8.S.— Mathematics English, Latin Latin, English Physics M Sgl. Oresto Storti Mr. Richard Vaccaro P. M. S. T. A.B.— History