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

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answer the affirmative then you can be sure that you are a true Ignatian. Whether as a senior you are standing at the portal of new experiences, or as one who is still working toward the goal, you should stop and think, you should take stock of yourself and if there is reason for a mea culpa humble yourself and rededicate yourself to the task. If by God's grace you stand now more a man than you did on that day in September when you entered St. Ignatius, then humbly thank Him who is the cause of your success and beg of Him the grace to con- tinue on the way He has set you until you reach the end which is eternity, happiness, God Himself! SFC. Charles Hatley Mr. John Hclta Fr. Michael Hen.igh.sn Mr. Michael Hcmovich S.J. Rev. Ralph Tichcnor, S.J. Principal Rev. Frederick Cosgrove, S.J. Vice-Principal Rev. John Solon, S.J. Vice-Principal 98

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r— Rev. William Dunne, S.J. President FACULTY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Here in the opening paragraph of the Educational Aims we have in brief synopsis the end for which St. Ignatius High School stands. In the successes and failures which are inevitable in high school life you have had the chance to develop the entire man, mind and heart, body and soul and the meas- ure of your success is found in Him who is the Guide of your life. Have you come closer to Him? Are you now more like the Man-God than when your school year began? Is your soul stronger by reason of the increase in graces which has been yours? Have you cooperated with those who have been trying to guide you to your goal? If you can Rev. Carroll O'Sullivan, S.J. Rector M Sgf. Andrew Dcmchok Mr. George Dennis S.J. M Sg». R. H. Oynan Mr. Edward Doyle

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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.