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

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Zable of Contents Theme Sports Academics Graduates .Student Government Highlights Memories

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 On your feet, sirl Identity—Giza. No need to identify the speaker, for Mr. Corwin is more than just a fomiliar figure around school. He s on institution, and Corwinism is the doctrine he professes. Fourteen ycors have passed since Uncle Frank first began teaching here at St. Ignatius. During thot span of time, countless numbers of S.l. students hove worked and laughed through their three years of history. And the loughs well supplemented the work involved. Reference to the text was not uncommon, but it wos the sessions in which, for example, the real reasons for the Fall of Rome were discussed and closely scrutinized, thot established the course os not just dryly educational, but interesting as well. Mr. Corwin not only works with boys during his regular hours, but also during his time off and week ends downtown at the Central Y.M.C.A. There, too, his sacrifices and acts of generosity mark him not as merely a person, but practically o father to whom one can come for advice or help, whether for problems in school or at homo. Mony have asked just what is the spirit of S.l. Wos it only to be seen at football gomes or during an S.A.T. exam? Well, these could be said to represent our school spirit, but none con come close to the true spirit of S.l. which is to be found in the dossroom, existing between teacher and student. That same spirit hos never been more intense than between Uncle Frank ond his boys. And so, on the part of all those students now present, ond for those who hove gone before, moy we of the Yearbook staff dedicate this year's Ignotion to you. Mr. Corwin. [Dedica t i o u You've surely hcord this deep boss voice echoing opportune cries through the school corridors now de- void of the usuol mosses of onrushing students, before encountering our school custodian, Silvio. Dedicated to keeping a certain amount of order in our lives here at S.I., Silvio vigorously devotes himself to keep ing house for a family of over a thousand members. In years gone by, students hove come to depend on him for various reasons, but for most, Silvio Vigonego has remained a person closely associated with the wclfore of the school ond to whom we ore proud to dedicate this, the 1963 Ignotion.