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

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LATIN CONTEST December 6, 1044. the date of the Eighteenth Annual Interscholastic Latin Contest, which was held in all high schools of the Chicago and Missouri Provinces of the Society of Jesus, was an eventful dav for St. Ignatius High and for Hill Nichols. The reason—Bill topped all contestants, achieving highest honors in the contest, the first time any Ignatius student's entry rated so high a distinction. Hill has striven long and earnestly to achieve his goal, devoting many after-class hours and weekends to the acquisition of a prize-winning facility in Latin syntax and the ease of a Classical style. William II. Nichol-Contest Winner SENIOR HONOR ROLL Mid-Year Graduation Highest Honors First Honors Second Honors John Jasko Hernard Florey Lee Perme |unc Graduation I 'pon completion of seven ami one-half semesters work, the following Seniors were listed upon the St. Ignatius High School Honor Roll. Highest Honors William Nichols Charles Andrew Richard Crouser Patrick Donohoe Joseph Isabella First Honors Richard Kuhl Joseph Mullen Harry Nash Donald Habets William Hrcnnan James Collins William Furlong Ravmond (inizak Robert Gunderman Second Honors Thomas Higgins Richard Keller Robert Lancaster John McFadden John Millar Joseph N'auman William Roscelli Clarence Smith William Smith James Whelan Fred Nickels Thomas Porter Garrett Sheahan Cierald Sheahan John Stanard Joseph Steigerwald Page Twenty-six

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SENIORS Charles F. Adler Boxing 4; Intramurals. Joining our ranks in his senior year, Larry” soon •won his •way into our midst. tZbiiffcs G. Andrew First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Modality 1, 2. 3. 4; The Eye 1. 2, 3, 4; Feature Editor 3. 4; gnation Staff 4; Debating 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural .. Meet the Pi-EYEJ Typer.” Chuek is the type of fellow that makes you glad you tame to Ignatius. James E. Bchrcnd Second Honors 1; Class Officer 3; Intramural . Red” spent a great deal of time during his four years at the task of getting Chuck Andrew tossed out of class. DonjtfdlJ. Bjibjfs Second IloWfJrs 1, 2; Frosh itballu Boxing I; Intra- tMuscular, big-hearted Don fs one of the good friends to whom we say good-bye in June. George W. Boymcr Allan F. JKennett nd UBnors I; Lightie Itxj] Boxing 1; Inez will remember Al umber of years. Al-a booster. Second Honors-J ; The Eye 3, 4; Photogra njr 3, 4; Ig-nd I, 2. 3. 3.4. here was an ity, there’d be hg his camera »n«nrr.iyio respect for his teachers won their respect towards him. Willia n J. Brennan mors 1, 2; Second First Ho no l The c c l. 2, 4; Debating 1; U. H. Manager 1; Intramur-alsJ x 'Afamhiug the perils of Onlv sity Heights, Tote” stAuggrfd. to school every (wetb gi I most every) day to furnish its with laughs and good fellowship. Norman A. BXifckha Jt Second Honors Uy Classy Officer 3; Banff li'2, 3, 4y Cairtt a Clut l JJ. II. Manager 3-C IVhen Xgue thini off the band, meUbsr tru fa ’notes, and snapp marching, we automatically think ofSorm. Rfobort T. Burns iS$dalitvj£, 'S ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Box inf: 1. » 1 Tootmg a clarinet |w 'jUaITlearndrnob’s voice” will e rxmMibered as a cross a riot in a boiler factory and the exhaust of a hte-cylinder car. Nelsoo J. CVI 9han SfCond Hofozrk 1; Sodality 1; OtfiagF 1; Harle- U. f. Manager 1, 2; Gtftriniu Ils. w Xfs'rlsil'to with his binocu-Mrs, sIpBch hat, and upturned 'collar was our secret agent during football and basketball seasons. Page Twenty-eight