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

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Students take an active part in their religion. Christ said, What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?” We might ask, What good is an education, unless we know how to live and use that education for our own and others salvation?” That’s the purpose of our religion course at S.I. With modern math, modern English, modern methods of learning languages- religion has gone modern too. This year a new religion program was started for the frosh, stressing the new biblical and liturgical approach. Lord of History” was the new textbook for the frosh, and next year Our Life and Worship” will be put into second year. But religion is more than book knowledge; the S.I. student practices his religion by his attendance at one of the daily masses, by a yearly retreat (three-day closed retreat for seniors), by his serving at mass and apostolic work in the Sodality. The S.I. student seeks to be a champ in a chapel as well as in class, and on the field. Religion classes give the theory; opportunities are many for putting the theory to practice. FR. B. SARGENT, S.J. Religion, P.S. 4. FR. R. DEVLIN, S.J. Religion, P.S. 1, 3; Track, Cross Country. Ottoboni consults Fr. Monaghan concerning a proof in apologetics. FR. J. MONAGHAN, S.J. Religion. P.S. 3.

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FR. C. HENRY, S.J. Latin I, 3; Forum, Classics Dep’t. Head. MR. W. MORLOCK Latin 1, Greek 3, Pub. Sp. 2. MR. C. GAGAN, S.J. Latin 1, 3; Sane.; Tennis. MR. D. FOREE, S.J. Latin 2, 4; Dramatics; Sodal- ity; Swimming. MR. D. COLLINS, S.J. Latin 2, Sodality. FR. L. PEINADO, S.J. Spanish Dep't. Head; Span- ish 2, 3. MR. F. MaePECK, S.J. Spanish 3, English 3, Typing I, I gnat tan.