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

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FATHERS’ CLUB 19 Mr. F.dward P. Hayes. Second Vice-President; Mr. Edward J. Corrigan, Secretary; Mr. Leslie R. Monroe, President; Mr. Hugh J. Mullen, First Vice-President; Mr. Edward B. Cullen, Treasurer. The Fathers’ Club may in all justice be considered the most vital of all the extracurricular activities at Ignatius, for only through its wholehearted assistance are many of our Ignatian events made possible. The annual picnic, Freshman night, the clambake. Mothers' night, and the scholarship-fund campaign constitute but a minor portion of the varied activities of the organization. With the driving determination that their boys should have only the best, Ignatius dads, guided by the dynamic directorship of Father Gerald B. Garvey, S.J., the founder of the group, and following the inspiring example of their officers, have with continual sacrifice of time and effort, made this past year one of the most outstanding in the history of the club. John P. Ponohoe First I it e-Presidenl William W. Adams Frank J. Andel Thomas F. Barrett Daniel L. Berry-Dr. Victor E. Black Charles P. Brickman Nelson J. Callahan James E. Campbell William J. Corrigan Edward B. Cullen Alan J. Dinner Thomas X. Punigan 1944 Administrative Staff Sri ond I ice-!1 resident Hoard of Directors James D. Eggcrs Leslie J. Fahey Edward M. Feighan William A. Gluntz Gerald J. Hagertt Edward P. Hayes Henry J. Hogue Ralph J. Jamieson Dr. Anthony J. Kmieck Thomas J. Lawless Patrick J. McCaffertv George J. McFndden Hugh J. Mullen Treasurer Ray T. Miller Charles E. O’Brien Dennis J. O’Neill Ralph A. Pfeiffer George F. Quinn John J. Schriner Frank E. Shannon Edward J. Singler Charles E. Sonnhalter Joseph J. Susscn Frank W. Sullivan Henry J. Trenkamp, Jr. James E. Slattery President John R. Sammon Leslie R. Monroe Secretary Pat e F.if hteen

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SENIOR OFFICERS 19 President. I iee-Presidrnt Secretory ........ Treasurer.. ....Patrick J. Donohoe ......... Patrick J. Deic.han ............. Richard W. Entrup .............................John A. Zeus The spirited leaders of the Senior Class of ’45, President Pat Donohoe, ‘ice-President Pat Dcighan, Secretary Dick Kntrup. and Treasurer John Zelis, did much to enhance the social and class enterprises of the graduates of ’45. Theirs was not an easy task, as the activities of an Ignatius Senior Class demand careful planning and organization to he successful!) carried out in a manner worthy of Ignatius and Ignatians. The Senior night. 'Thanksgiving Dance, and Senior Prom are events which will long he remembered h this year's graduates. The success of these Senior enterprises was due entire!) to the whole-hearted efforts of the Senior officers in conjunction with the committeemen whom the selected to aid them in preparing and caring for the varied details which are associated with any large-group undertaking. Pat Donohoe. possessing the characteristics of a true leader, was the logical choice for the presidency of his class. Always an lgnatian. Pat saw to it that Ignatius would always he first, not onl in the hearts of the Seniors, hut also in an ever-increasing fashion in the esteem of all Ignatians. His fellow officers. Pat Deighan. Dick Kntrup. and John Zelis. all true Ignatians, cooperated wholeheartedl) with Pat and the various committeemen appointed throughout the year, a factor which ensured the success of lgnatian activities. Poor Twenty