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

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ADMINISTRATION 19 FATHER MURRAY’S OFFICE l'it K Tu rin

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OUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Spaniol Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Spittier Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stabb Ensign J. J. Stanard. |r. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Stanard Mr. and Mrs. F. Steffen Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Steiger Mrs. J. D. Steigerwald Mr. and Mrs. R. A Storey Lt. Faye M. Sullivan. A. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Sullivan Mr. John J. Sullivan Mrs. Mary Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sussen Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sweeny Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Tenhagcn Mr. Richard Thompson Mr. Thomas Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tobin Class 2-C Dawn Donut Company of Cleveland A Friend A Friend Lincoln Savings and Loan Company Luke’s Drug Store J E McCilly, Florist Memphis Theater Morrisson Pharmacy Notre Dame Tower Memories of 1945 Joseph C. Papp’s Barber Shop Russell’s Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trenkamp. Jr Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Trese Mr. Frank Turk Mr. and Mrs. Carl Urmetz Mr. Joseph S. Vallo Mr and Mrs John A. Verhunce Mr Henry J. Volk Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. C. G Walters Mr George P. Weisbarth Mrs. Dorothy F. Weisend Mr. and Mrs. J Vincent White and Son Mr. and Mrs. Leo William White Mr. and Mrs. R J. Wiemer Mr. W. C. Wilson Mrs. Julia B. Winchester Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Winkel Mr. Robert E. Zak Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zelis Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zimmer In addition to the Patrons lifted above, the staff members of the 1945 I nation express their sincere appreciation for the helpful suggestions and practical assistance given them b Mr. William Brahney and Mr. Thomas B rne of Cadillac Prtss, Mr. Theodore Wahl of The Cler land Engraving Company, Mr. Fred Vlach of The Forest City Bin din Company, Mr. Herbert Wahl of S U' nan Studios, the Ignatius Athletic Association members, and the Ignatius Camera Club, without whose assistance these pages of memories could scarce!} have been realized. Page '. ;■ n

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45 ADMINISTRATION Not onlv we hue all student of St. Ignatius from the lowliest fre hinan to the mo't hopeful junior owe a debt of gratitude to our Jesuit and lay teacher for the training we have received at their hand . I)i ciplined obedience, paternal understanding. gentlemanly conduct, the in piration of men dedicated to their work mark their every dealing with u alike in the cla room. in the gymnasium. in the hall , in the yard. Their every moment, a moment lived for u . reHect itself in deed . The principle we have learned under their direction. the habit we have formed, the example we have een, will remain with u throughout our live , happy meinorie of days well pent— pent in character formation, in the planting. fostering, and development of ideal . A we reflect upon our weeks of day at Ignatius, each of u will call to mind an understanding coun ellor, a man devoted to hi boys, a disciplinarian who ha himself learned discipline, a cultured and a holy man—the image of any of our Je uit and lay teachers. All of us are thankful to our parent for giving u the opportunity of attending Ignatius. All of ii are thankful to the men who have trained u in nur religion, language , science, letters, port man- hip, and extracurricular . A a re»ult, all of us ate proud actually to have been Ignatian . and all of us will be proud ever to remain Ignatian in spirit. Rev. William F. Fay, S.J. Asst. Prin.. St. Ignatius High School When Father Garvey, S.J.. succeeded Father Hagcrty, S.J., in the president’s chair of St. Ignatius on December 22, 1944. Father Murray, S.J.. was appointed principal, and Father Fay. S.J., assistant principal. To the inspiration and guidance of these men, we Ignatian owe a sincere debt of gratitude. All Ignatian , but we graduate especially, will endeavor to repay their kindliness, attention, and elf- acrificing labor in our regard, by being and acting a Catholic men of character throughout our live . Rev, Stanley A. Van a. S.J. Dir. Dis.. Sr. Ignatius High School Page Thirteen