St Ignatius High School - Ignatian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Br. Louis Attalla, S.J. Buyer, Rejectorian Mr. Walter J. Bado, S.J. Latin, Greek, Camera Club, Icnatia.v Fr. Harry J. Barton, S.J. Latin, Religion, Junior Student Counsellor Mr. LcRoy J. Bennish, S.J. Latin, History, Assistant Athletic Moderator Mr. Frank BitZan Mathematics Fr. Henry A. Brockman, S.J. Freshman Student Counsellor Fr. Ignatius M. Burrill, S.J. English, Speech, Senior Student Counsellor

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Dear Graduates: You are ripe for an atomic explosion not for the destruction of the world but for its improvement. Tell me, if you can, what limits are to be placed on the extent of good that can be accomplished if each one of you puts into practice all that you have learned in the past four years. In this Ignatian year, with St. Ignatius as a patron you should put aside human respect, scoff at worldly principles, and charge to the battle of improving the world in which we live. Do this principally by living the Christian principles you have been taught, in a Christ-like way on college campuses, in the service of your country, or wherever you find yourself in the years to come. By example far more than by words can you effect a change in those with whom you come into contact. Materialistic progress has been the pattern of the last few decades; spiritual progress should keep apace. This cannot be by new ways, for Christ is the only way. It must be progress in the intensity with which we put the traditional doctrine into effect. We believe you are ready to do your share and more. Go with God and do it. With extreme interest we hope :o watch your success. God bless you! Seniors, Progress through tradition is the theme of your yearbook. Let it also serve as your watchword through life. Progress you must make or fall by the way. It is yours, to establish and develop new horizons in art, science, and craft. This is your obligation, your duty to your fellow men. But you can do none of these things in a worthwhile manner or with lasting result, if your actions arc not motivated and bolstered by tradition. Your tradition is your Catholic culture, your love of Mary, your closeness to Christ, your loyalty to the holy Church. Make progress, discover new horizons, make great names for yourselves, but do this steadfastly in conformity with your tradition. Gentlemen, go with God.

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Fr. Philip M. Coogan, S.J. Algebra, Religion Mr. John R. Crocker, S.J. History, Religion, Classical Club, The Harlequins Mr. J. l.eo Duggan Chemistry Smiles and a Handshake Mr. Edward P. Echlin, S.J. English, History, the Eye Mr. Robert J. Fox, S.J. English, Freshman and Sophomore Debaters Fr. Henry A. Gardocki, S.J. Religion Sophomore Student Counsellor Fr. Gerald B. Garvey, S.J. Freshman Student Counsellor