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

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Fr. William Dunne, S.J. President Fr. Robert Leonard, SJ. Vice-Principal MESSAGE out of University tra:ning, try to grow intellec tually and culturally without them a part of the growing, then one belies the orientation given here at St. Ignatius and in practice be- littles what was taught here to be so great. The result cannot help but be a partial growth and not the full blown flower of Catholic life. Those Seniors who are now terminating their educat on, we think, have been equipped for that Catholic life solidly and well. Those whom we have been but readying for further studies we pray to choose for its furthering a place where our Catholic teaching of relig- ious and spiritual values will grow with their growth. To all of you God's blessing for the years ahead. Fr. Richard O'Rourke, S.J. Chaplain 9

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Fr. William Finnegan, S.J. Principal Fr. William Tobin, S.J. Rector PRINCIPAL’S As a last word for our graduating Seniors I can think of nothing better than to gather together what is implied in the general theme and dedication of this year's Annual. Its theme is the orientation of high school to university and full Catholic life. Its dedication is to a Jesuit priest who for almost twenty years taught St. Ignatius boys the preeminence of things spiritual. No further education beyond high school will be really complete and ultimately worth- while unless it has as an integral part the true philosophy of being, living and non-living, and the true theology of revealed religion. At the heart of both of these is the spiritual nature .j of man and his final destiny in God. Leave these Fr. Joseph King, S.J. Chaplain 8

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Fr. Dominic Harrington, S.J. Latin Mr. Charles Leyba, SJ. Latin, Greek Mr. Leo Rock, S.J. Latin Fr. Raymond Pallas, SJ. Latin Mr. Norbert Rigali, S.J. Latin Mr. William Perkins, S.J. Latin CLASSICS To achieve beauty of soul man must come to know the human dignity that is his. 10 5 t