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

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Canteen JT was in the middle of our senior year that Heck became a memory. To us it will always be a welcome memory for at Heck's we always received a generous welcome from kindly Heck and motherly Mrs. Heckmann. They have given us much. Heck was the most faithful fan Ignatius had; never missed a game in ten years. He was a good host and as such could entertain with tall stories or sage political wisdom. And he trusted us to take what we wanted, make our own change, and even borrow on only our word. From Mrs. Heckmann we learned by the respect and courtesy we instinctively paid her. To them both for the friendships and all that they have given us we have offered a token of our gratitude, a watch inscribed, To Heck, from the boys,” and to Mrs. Heckmann a gold chain and cross. Pmjv lurnly-lhrrr

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Carl Woost John Zarbock Albert Zippert Carl 0. Woost. Quiet and unassuming Carl won the respect of his teachers and buddies with careful atten- tion and good grades. Second Honors I; Sodality I, 2. 3. 4; The Eye 2; Radio Club 4. Intramurals 4. John O. Zarbock. Johnny flew through school with a burning interest in aviation and used his aeronautical knowledge profitably as star left end on the varsity football squad. Sodality 1.2; Class Officer 3. 4; Mission Collector 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Radio Club 4; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Lightie Football and Baseball; Reserve Basketball 2. 3. Frosh Basketball I; Boxing I; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4 Albert M. Zippert. Zip used up plenty of brain and brawn on the football field, but not so much as to keep him from gaming high honors. First Honors I, 2. 3. 4; Sodality I. 2. 3. 4; The Eye I. 2, 3. 4; Debating 2; Monogram Club 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Boxing 2. In the first mid-year graduation in the historx of the school, thirtx-four men of the class of 1944 receive their diplomas. Reverend William I . Hager tv, $. J., President of Saint Ignatius, assisted by Father Francis Flynn awards diplomas to Charles A Hanson, James Halms, (•turtle lirif as, Julia lirorsfl, Alfretl Hues (her, Joseph (Airhat, I)t,at las Corbelt, Herald Corrigan. Hilaries Curtin. Joseph Czeraicki, James Duffy. Fraak Da an, Haul Fritzs the, Joseph (it si at , John Hill. Chester Cyan, Frauds lletkmann. Kit liartl Ju ee, II art,Id A a or r If, Anthony Aoik, Edmund I.t nt h, Rohrr! .Mayer, ITilliam Monroe, John Murphy. Edward Murray. John Xoonau. Joseph (F lloyle. Charles O'Hrien, John Pleat. Albert Keat an. Fail Sehreinrr. (ieorge Sap. Ilut h Tobin. Albert 'JLippert. Page Twenty-two dl Knights’ I'iffil ea h Friday, the King invites His soldiers to spend i few minutes in adoration and to reeeive His benedution; to strengthen their devotion and to inflame them to fight for Him.

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Corporals The Corporals, with a chevron for each completed year behind them, are finishing their fundamentals and are prepared for the final year of brushing up and polishing off their basic training. nil III-2 Rear: Lloyd Zimmer. Boh Schriner. h.d horsier. Hob Burns. Joe Murray, Jack Shaughnessy. Joe Sullivan, Boh Feighan. Bill Dunigan. Middle: Jack Sullivan, Don LaFraniere. Don Flynn, F.d Kelley, Ronnie Siess, 'J'ony Mozzarella. Ted Ley. Frank Rare. Bob Hill, Bodge Kennedy. J ii k Tenhai en, Tom (lampion. Front: Tom Moriarty, Clem Kramer, Rodger It'inkel, In Rattay, Secretary: Dick Mueller. Bresident; Dick Fair up, Fice-Bresident: .indy Mcdormai k. Jim Malik. Ray Bod rat ky. Rear: Joe Sweeney. Boh Knapp. Don Babets. Jim Slattery. Bill Rossi ter. Bill F.dukaitis, Jack Murray, Bat Kelly. Middle: Bernie Florey, Joe Xauman. Joe Stei-gem-aid. Chuck Kerg, Dan Geiger, George Boyrner, Frank Corrigan. Ervin Schwent, Jerry McGrath. Joe Leahy, Jack Gale, Hugh Fitzgerald. Jim Collins. Front: .Yeil Smith, Bill Furlong, I'ince Ko-prowski. Myron Hill, Jack Friedel, Secretary; Bat Deighan, Bresilient; Jim Behrend, Chuck Neff, Gordon Schuller, Dick O'Boyle, dl Bennett. Bane Twenty-Jour