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

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Fr. John Owens S.J. Fr. Raymond Polios S.J. SFC. Potriquin Mr. Howord Quinlivon Mr. Conrod Rcisch Mr. Williom Richordson S.J. Mr. John Schuster Fr. Richord Spohn S.J. of our examination. Too often it is a thankless task, only appreciated years later. It is with sorrow that we remember that the year 1949 saw the death of two St. Ignatius teachers: Mr. James J. Gill, play director for so many years, and Sergeant Arthur Gehm, who was rapidly taking the p'ace of Ser- geant Storti in the R.O.T.C. To them and to all the others, Jesuit fathers, Scholastics and Laymen, we gratefully acknowledge both our debt and our thanks. Mr. John Tsornos Mr. Richord Voccoro Mr. Robert Word Lt. Col. Ralph Watson Mr. Bernard Wchncr Mr. Warren White Mr. Clarence Wilkins J Mr. Philip Woolpert

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Mr. Charles Henry S.J. Fr. Pierre Jacobs S.J. Fr. Joseph King S.J. Mr. John Kelly S.J. Fr. Charles Largan S.J. Mr. James Menard S.J. Lt. Col. Melvin Miller Fr. James Monaghan S.J. All the knowledge we get at Saint Ignatius does not come simply from books—it comes from the interpreters of those books: the faculty. Through their training and efforts, the way is made easier for our own accomplish- ments. Harsh though they may seem at times in the matter of discipline, it is always for our own good. Numberless and gruelling though our review tests may seem, it should be remembered that each of those papers has then to be checked by the teacher, who must chart his own lectures on the results Mr. Dare Morgan S.J. Mr. Joseph Muldown Mr. Bernard Murphy Mr. Edward McFadden S.J. Fr. Charles McKee S.J. Mr. Michael McNamara Mr. George Ness Mr. Thomas Nottagc S.J.

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CLASS of '49 Eugene Lynch Vice-President Giles Miller Treosurer Pat Malloy President John Wall Corresponding Secretary Harold Mullin Recording-Secretary Louis Nardi Sergeant-at-Arms Edward Hurley Sodality Edward McFctridgc Senior Class President Vincent Blake IRC Dale Bonnctf Block Club Herbert Schocnstcin Sanctuary Society Charles Luchcssa Junior Class President It is a common saying that seniors slow down, having reached their peak in their junior year. Some people ap- plaud this as a real truism. But anyone in the midst of his senior year knows the real answer . . . he's just too busy to do it all. The class of '49 has had its outstanding athletes, scholars,orators, actors, leaders, saints and jokers. They have had a busy four years and have enjoyed them. It is also said that when they have attended their last Mass togeth- er in the Chapel and are graduated, all their classmates, picnics, dances, clubs, retreats —all will fade into faint memories. But to a senior this too is un- true, since he has ab- sorbed something from all these activities that becomes a part of him and leaves a mark that he will carry forever. This book, we hope, will aid him to recall some of these memo- ries in his year as a senior. Kevin Daly IGNATIAN Edw.ird McFetridgc President John Mackall Vice-President Donald Bchnke Secretary Donald Ryan Treasurer