St Ignatius High School - Ignatius Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Very Reverend Vincenf G. Savage, S.J. Presidenl' of Sf. lgnafius High School ADMINISTRATION Dear Graduafes of l96O: The Faculfy joins me in congrafulafing you on fhe successful complefion of your course of sfudies af Sf. Ignafius l'ligh School. Your diploma represenfs and cerfifies a con- siderable degree of achievemenf and, af fhe same fime, admifs you fo fhe vasf group of Jesuif alumni who are found fhroughouf fhe world. Four years ago you enfered Sf. lgnafius as boys: now you leave as young men. During fhose imporfanf years, like Our Lord, you advanced nof only in age, buf also in wisdom and grace. By your sfudies you increased your lcnowledge and acquired fhe habil' of logical, discriminafing fhoughr. Through daily associafion wifh feach- ers and fellow sfudenfs you formed friendships which will be firm and life-long. Above all, you came fo a deeper, more mafure undersfanding and appreciafion of your Faifh and of fhe principles of moralify which are based on fha? Faifh. Cafholic eclucafion is a God-given grace which is cor- fainly nof infended merely fo increase your earning power and fhereby enable you fo secure a more bounfiful share of fhe 'Ihings of fhis world. Rafher, if is infended fo malce you a frue aposfle in fhe circle in which you move - a man, who, by his unyielding adherence fo fhe feachings of his Faifh, leads ofhers fo Chris? by his example. Courage and sacrifice will be required fo wifhsfand fhe corrupfing in- fluence of a maferialisfic philosophy which is all foo pre- valenf and which will encourage you fo gef whaf you can and will excuse illicif pracfices on fhe grounds fhaf everye body does if . May God give you fhe grace always fo be leaders for good and nof followers of false prophefs. E. I Reverend John F. Sullivan, S.J. Principal of Sf. lgnafius High School