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

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Concerned Teachers Revitalize Counseling Renewed emphasis on the value of personal relationships characterized this year’s counseling program. For the first time Ignatians chose for themselves the faculty member to whom they felt most capable of expressing themselves. The faculty responded to this challenge of personal commitment, breaking new ground in the area of student-faculty relationships and strengthening the spirit of Christian unity within the school. This program veered away from the problem-solution approach to counseling and instead resulted in a mutual search on the part of both counselor and student for effective means of dealing with everyday tensions and conflicts.

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ABOVE: Open communication between faculty ami students enabled Ignatiuns to responsibly confront their problems. Counseling. SEATED: Fr. James O’Reilly, S.J., (Counseling: Theology 3); Fr. W illiam Sullivan. S.J., (Counseling; Theology 1). STANDING: Fr. Robert Broome, S.J., (College Counselor); Fr. Arthur Kanuch. S.J., (Counseling; Liturgy; Latin 1). 22

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 RIGHT: Group projects such as posters and collages are an integral part of almost every retreat. BELOW RIGHT: Participation at retreats is l est complemented by the reception of the ideas of others. BELOW: Table leaders at the underclassmen retreats had to In- good listeners as well as good speakers. To love You can expect m e croud m arouncn ii$ moment O-c or nmr