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

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Mr. Francis Corwin History, Civics Fr. Andrew Gilligan, S.J. Latin, English Fr. Fred Cosgrove, S.J. Geometry, Religion Mr. John Hanley, S.J. Latin, Public Sneaking Capt. Andrew Domchok, USA Ass t PMS T Fr. Dominic Harrington, S.J. Latin, English MESSAGE a stiff one even for the best. You were told to take the hard trail and, except for God’s help, you had to struggle up it on your own. No one lifted you or carried you, though you were taught the proper techniques of climbing. We think that you now have reached a certain Rev. William Tobin, S.J. Rector Rev. Joseph King, S.J. Junior Chaplain Mr. Richard Loftus, S.J. Fr. John Marine, S.J. M. Sgf. Henry McAllister, USA Fr. Charles McKee, S.J. Fr. James Monaghan, S.J. Algebra, Geometry Religion, Public Speaking Ass't PMS T Religion, Public Speaking Religion, Public Socaking

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Rev. William Dunne, S.J. President Rev. Richard O'Rourke, S.J. Senior Chaplain Mr. John Alhadcf, S.J. Greek, Public Speaking Fr. Raymond Buckley, S.J. Physics, Religion, Public Speaking Mr. Thomas Bird, S.J. Librarian Mr. Raymond Devlin, S.J. English, Religion Mr. James Felt, S.J. Algebra, Geometry Mr. Morrison Gardner English Ir. PRINCIPAL’S To graduate from High School is to have scaled a mountain barrier that must be crossed to get to another land. All who have climbed successfully and stood on the peaks are to be congratulated whether their grades were low or high. The pull upward at our school was Mr. Rene Hcrrcrias Fr. Pierre Jacobs, S.J. SFC Martcll Johnston, USA Mr. John Keith, S.J. Fr. Charles Largan, S.J. Typing, History Chemistry Ass'f PMS T Latin, English Religion ig,

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Rev. William Finnegan, $J. Principal Rev. Fred Cosgrove Moderator, Fathers' Club Mr. Bernard Murphy Mr. Henry Olivier, S.J. Algebra Latin, Religion, Public Speaking I ft. Raymond Pallas, SJ. Latin, English Mr. Patrick Schallcrt. S.J. History, Civics, Economics, Sociology 1 SIC u SIC I summit of knowledge of the things of God and man. From it you can see in clear light and right perspective the truths of religion, moral- ity, and social living, the beauties of language and literature, the vision of science, the inevi- tability of numbers, the discipline of military art. But above all else we think you have been exercised in that type of climbing which is the Catholic way of life. Yours we hope are habits of acting and thinking and judging that are