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

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EDUCATION The reason for our being at St. Ignatius is primarily the seeking of knowledge Seniors review their four years of varied efforts with mixed emotions . . . study grind . . . mid-term exams . . . extra curricular activities . . . wasted moments, etc. Sighs of relief mingled with anticipation regarding the future . . . the fond memories for dear old alma mater. Juniors wonder where the time has elapsed . . . visions of a diploma which shall be granted with another year of study . . . the journey thus far has not been so bad . . . Sophomores struggle to meet the basic requirements before they can even think of a diploma . . . two years is a long time in coming . . . Fresh- men keep the fervor of school spirit with their enthusiasm and inquiring minds. Therefore, as we view the classes, we note that there is a definite change from year to year . . . which, we hope, is for the better.

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MODERATOR HIGHLIGHT OF YEAR Fr. Carlin, S.J. Block Club Dance Mr. Torrens, S.J. Pageant Mr. Brennan, S.J. Photo Contest Mr. Buckley, S.J. life Members' Banquet Mr. Bianchi, S.J. Mr. Belcher, S.J. State Tournament Mr. McNamara, S.J. Royal Assassin Mr. Torrens, S.J. Of Thee 1 Sing Fr. O'Gara, S.J. Cadillac Raffle Fr. O'Gara, S.J. Washington Game Mr. Torrano, S.J. TV Camera Project Mr. Buckley, S.J. No. 30 Banquet Mr. Porker, S.J. No. 30 Banquet Mr. Edwards, S.J. Mr. Belcher, S.J. Soph Reception Fr. Carlin, S.J. Rally-Dance Fr. O'Rourke, S.J. laguna Honda MAIN PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION Leadership, service; prelecting student activities. Musical training; performing ot school activities. Training in photography; photos for the IGNATIAN. Recognition; encouragement of academic achievement. Training in art of self-expression through speech. Training in art of self-expression through drama. Assistance in development of S.I.; social outlet. Posters and decorations for sports and social events. Training in radio and electronics; varied projects. Training in journalism; publication of news magazine. Training in journolism; chronicle of school year. Service and devotedness to Our lord at the altar. Advising of Student Body President; planning activities. Formation of outstanding lay apostles; dedication to B.V.M. 21

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