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

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Rev. Carroll O'Sullivan, S J. Rector Mr. Francis Corwin Fr. Mark Falvey SJ. M Sgt. Andrew Dcmchok Mr. George Dennis SJ. Mr. Francis Fox SJ. Fr. Andr-w Gill gan SJ. Mr. Raymond Devlin SJ. Mr. Charles Henry SJ. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE perplexities, which shall be great and numerous during the years to come. You should practice sacrifice: by having the strength of character always to do your duty during life, whatever be the vocation you choose. This is the essen tial element in sacrifice. Saint Ignatius High School has tried to im- plant these two virtues within you. By respond- ing to insistance on careful study, on courtesy and on punctuality, you have developed the habit of sacrifice. By Friday confessions, by retreats, by numerous other religious activities, you have developed the habit of prayer. If, besides the academic achievements that come from four years of work, you carry these virtues away with you, we feel that our efforts on your behalf have been superbly rewarded. Congatulations and may God bless you abun dantly. Fr. Joseph K ng Mr. John Lo Schiavo Mr. James Menard Fr. James Monagh: n Mr. Dare Morgan SJ. SJ. SJ. SJ. SJ.

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Rev. William Dunne, S.J. President SFC 8crf Berry Fr. Eugene Doherty SJ. Ml. Bernard Brannon S.J. Mr. Edward Doyle Fr. Raymond Buckley SJ. Mr. Donald Duggan S.J. Fr. Alexander Cody S.J. M Sgt. R. H. Dynan Graduates of 1950: Your graduation from Saint Ignatius takes place during the Holy Year especially dedicated to peace, which is to be achieved through prayer and sacrifice. It is not without significance that you should enter a new phase in your lives at such an impressive time. In the days to come you should carefully preserve and develop those virtues of prayer and sacrifice which Saint Ignatius has tried to instill in you. You should practice prayer: by having the faith to go to Christ with all your problems and Y PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

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Mr. Bernard Murphy Mr. Edward MeFadden Rev. Ralph Tichenor, S.J. Principal Fr. Charles McKee Fr. Joseph O’Gara S.J. S.J. Mr. Howard Quinlivan SFC Howard Shipley The 1949-1950 school year marks the hundredth consecutive year of Jesuit apos- tolic work in San Francisco. The basic form that this work has taken has been that of education, both on the high school and the college level, and among many San Fran- ciscans St. Ignatius has become as integral a part of the San Francisco tradition , as the justly famed cable cars, the bridges, and Chinatown. As in the many years of the past, so in the turbulent days of the present the entire faculty at St. Ignatius is primarily interested in the moral formation of the boys entrusted to its care, secondarily to their advancement in the arts and sciences. They consider their job well done if graduates of St. Ignatius face a troubled world with clear ideas on the relative values of the temporal and the eter- Mr. James Sullivan S.J. SFC Wayne Tatum Mr. John Tsarnas Mr. Richard Vaccaro Mr. Robert Ward