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

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ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL Stanyon Street at Turk SAN FRANCISCO 17. CALIFORNIA O tt 4 P n pal LEONARD. S.J. Deo . Graduates 4 ' ?57: Four years tone flow» by Since you. Jlut placed A-II-D. G- ooe you class wori. and Four years unde tku matta In, you . physical., UbHutuol a A spiritual flues at Qt fgnattus. U e send you. orth. os graduates amt tt is ou praye that Pa tie Greater Glory 4 '• y u (or» tie (utrue. fa all things, and in. all, ways, {orget what you may. Mum. neglect tils f Ao toS, pri apit, 4 you education. Fo «(ucaftoa is a ll long process biaugit to complete fruition only wJut . you «di . F'oradtte and gaga on Infinity. Cherish this M Majar n Del Gloria . Mai». It contribute to you flues amt to tie well-being 4 tiose whom you Influence. Obedient to tkli ideal you wrfl tau easy consciences and courage which wdL Sustain, amt enetglge you as UdlolAuoli ami OU country through you. By you 4 '‘Aaracte amt example Stand out JrOm tie Crowd! By you uteue and (deals be respected by atll By you appreciation 4 and adherence to spiritual oalurt, boldly challenge |o true leadership In, you chosen path! fn. Lpari, to come turn, bach to ties pages, k«v you spirit and ponde again, you pledge 3d Majotem Del Gloria . May tie Lord bless you, guard you, guide you and beep you In HU taring care always and euery wiere. ClnOmrly, (4

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I Bob was a four year member of the C.S.F.. .«ml won the honor of life membership.in this elite or- ganization. In his junior ami senior years he was an outstanding mem- ber of the N.F.L., winning many debates ami trophies. Bob is a slave to basketball; lie played a year of 30» in his soph year. On top of his seholastir achievements. Bob has developed a very likeable person- ality. Bob plans to become a chemist and will attend either Santa Clara or U.S.F. Robert Accinelli Paul has become notorious for being able to do a prodigious amount of work. He has been a long-standing member of the C.S.F., joined the track team in his first two years, and playe«l soccer in his soph and junior years. Sandwiching in his activities. Paul works 32 hours a week as a service station attendant. Next year Paul will at- tend Santa Clara to become an electrical engineer. (He will quit the gas station of course). Paul Ahern Mike hails from the I.and of the Rising Sun. He came to San Fran- cisco in 1945 and was converte»! to Catholicism at Morning Star gram- mar school. Mike is a good student, «(ualifying for C.S.F. membership two out »f his f«»ur years at S.I. He is best known for his brush-top , and his practical, witty remarks in class. Both as a junior and as a. senior Mike heaveil the shot for the track team. This year, he has shown great interest in the I.ICC. art department. Mike is heailed for the University of California where he hope» to study either architec- ture or engineering. .Michael Akiyoshi Santo came here from Salrsian School. He lives in North Beach and during his junior ycjr played J.Y. football. Sanl«» plans to attend San Francisco State College where he hopes to acquire a degree in education. Santo Alioto jt here from the sem three year ago. Hi» sincere manner and high ideals have gained for him the friendship of all hi» classmates, and are re- flected in hi» membership in the Sane and the Sodality. President of his class. 4C, Tom has elected to continue his studies at U.S.F. Jerry, well liked by all, came to S.I. from Holy Name grammar school. During his four year» he was an active member of the I.K.C. Dance and Art committees. He was also a two-year member of the Sane. Jerry plan» to »tudy business at U.S F. Thomas Allcnder Gerald Ames