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• (Contents Dedication...................................4 Foreword .......... 5 Faculty......................................7 Spiritual Activities.........................15 Sports.......................................23 Intellectual Activities......................55 Classes......................................72 Graduates....................................95 Jlynatian Staffl Editor-in-Chief...............Mike Milani Co-Editor.....................' Baxter Rice •• Sports Editor.................Jack Keating Consulting Editor.............John Maher Make-up.......................Bill Boland Rich Barnhart Burr Cole . Dan Flynn Doug Moore k Typing .......................Bob Barry Senior write-ups ’............Jene LoRue Gil Ribera' Charles Norton Don Hourigan Faculty Advisor . . . •. . Fr. D. Harrington, S.J. Moderator.....................Mr. L Rock. SJ. Photography . ’............Collins Studio Mr. T. Koch. S.J.: Pencil Sketches Rodie Rice 6 .
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An artist's introspective conception of the present school building seeming to rise from the ruins of the once-grand Von Ness Avenue school. Both merge in the symbol of the tree, lower left. Now barren, it will once ogain quicken with life os Spring returns. St. Ignatius is a century old. And we are called upon to mark this century, and to comment ac- cordingly. But we are not wise with a centurys rowth. We but mark the celebration, little ceding, perhaps, the less glorious moments that went to build this time we celebrate. It is significant that St. Ignatius, grown splen- did after fifty years of existence, came to utter ruin in the Earthquake of 1906. Half-way to her century mark, St. Ignatius with her magnifi- cent material appointments was levelled to the ground. All that was St. Ignatius in a material way was lost completely. St. Ignatius had to begin again. And yet we celebrate not fifty but one hundred years. It must be we celebrate some- thing not material but spiritual. In a world where achievement is measured by material standards we tend to forget that our common humanity is prima- rily spiritual. The only bond by which we may lay claim to the past is a spiritual bond. Joined by Faith to those who have built this Century, we can rightly partake of the success their Faith made possible. So, on this Centennial occasion; we wish to re-affirm that Faith which is St. Ignatius; and in re-affirming it we insure that St. Ignatus is indeed a century old and, in God's providence, is not at the end of her age.
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