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

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1 Rev. Carroll O'Sullivan, S.J. Recto; Mr. Raymond Devlin S.J. Mr. John Hclta Fr. Eugene Doherty SJ. Mr. Michael Hcmovich Fr. Francis Fader S.J. Mr. Rene Herrerias M.ij. Gus C. Francis USA Mr. John Ferguson, S.J. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE One thing that has characterized the graduating classes at Saint Igna- tius down through the years is loyalty. How often do we meet and speak with men who twenty, thirty or forty years ago passed through our school, and how sure and certain has been their loyalty to us throughout their lives. In the present world crisis, and in particular, in the upsurge of uncer- Sgt. Robert McAllister Mr. Edward MacFaddcn S.J. Mr. Bcnard Murphy Mr. James Menard S.J. Fr. James Monaghan S.J.

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Fr. Andrew Gilligan S.J. Fr. Raymond Buckley S.J. Rev. William Dunne, S.J. President Mr. Francis Corwin Mi. William Hagan S.J. Cap». Andrew Demchok USA Mr. John Hanley S.J. Mr. George Dennis S.J. Fr. Dominic Harrington FACULTY Fr. Pierre Jacobs S.J. Mr. John Keith S.J. Fr. Joseph King S.J. Fi. Charles Cargan S.J. Mr. Richard Loftus S.J.

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Fr. Charles McKee S.J. Sgf. Richard McLaughlin USA Rev. William Finnegan, SJ. Principal F.. Joseph O'Gara S.J. Mr. Howard Quinlivan Fr. Richard O'Rourke S.J. Mr. Patrick Shallcrt S.J. tainties we see in our own United States, there is one specific type of loyalty we would like to ask of our graduates, and it consists in this: that each of you, realizing that our first concern in your education has been your moral welfare, do what you can in your sphere in life to establish the sovereignty of Christ in matters po- litical, economical and social. You will do this in two ways: by steady fidelity to prayer and the sacraments, and by always keeping before you the purity, justice and charity of Christ and the saints—not only in church,