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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1948 volume:

The GNAT IAN of 1948 Published by the Senior CU St. Ignatius High School CLEVELAND. OHIO I-leavmg Ignatius means much more to us than the end of four years of hard work mixed with pleasure At this time we realize we are just beginning the lives that lie ahead of us. The one purpose of our lives on this earth, to attain eternal happiness, we will never reach alone Therefore we owe a great deal to all those who have helped us in the last four years the priests and scholastics, the lay teachers, and our own mothers and fathers. Without their guidance and continual prayers where would we be right now? So as we publish this yearbook, the only written record of our high school years, we readily remember those who have inspired and directed us Peter B Brady Thomas M. Spittler, Editor Richard O. Gaeckle, Bushiest Mgr. Mr. Frank J. Bitzan DEDICATION FOR twenty-five years now Mr. Frank J. Bitzan has been a member of a self-sacrificing group of laymen who devote their lives to the enlightenment and guidance of Catholic young men. For this we honor and respect him. Although we seniors have benefited from only four of those twenty-five years, we feel deeply grateful to Mr. Bitzan, not only for what he, as teacher and friend, has done for us personally, but for what he has contributed to the grand spiritual and educational traditions of St. Ignatius High School. And so, as a token of our gratitude, we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1948 IGNATIAN to Mr. Frank J. Bitzan. VERY REVEREND DANIEL B. CRONIN, SJ. PRESIDENT PRINCIPAI REV. S. J. BUCKMAN, S.J. Treasurer ft ADMINISTRATION MR. R. C. ENNEN, S.J. Prefect of Annex REV. J. L. COLFORD, S.J. Supt. of Buildings Rev. H. A. Brockman, SJ. Religion Rev. P. I:. Crimmin, SJ. Sociology, Economics, Religion F A C U L T Y Rev. P. M. Coogan, SJ. Rev. A. J. Gallagher, S.J. Religion, Mathematics Latin, Religion Rev. J. J. Gillespie, S.J. Religion Rev. R. J. Knoepfle, S.J. Latin, Religion Rev. A. V. Kanuch, S.J. Latin, Religion Rev. A. F. Menchen, S.J. Rev. I . J. Mulhern, S.J. Mathematics, Religion Religion, Physics Rev. G. L. Murphy, S.J. Greek, Religion Rev. J. J. O’Brien, S.J. Religion, Mathematics Rev. J. J. Rossing, S.J. Religion, Latin FACULTY Rev. J. W. Stejskal, S.J. Physics Rev. S. A. Yana, S.J. Latin, Religion Rev. A. J. Walter, S.J. I.atin, English Rev. W. A. Sullivan. S.J. Latin, Religion Rev. T. C. Vaughan, S.J. English, Religion Rev. A. J. Welfle, S.J. Mr. M. T. Carron, S.J. Latin, Religion, Rnglish Rnglish R. I. P. Mr. R. F. Burnham, S.J. Rnglish Mr. L. J. Cross, S.J. Latin, Rnglish Mr. R. L. Fergus, S.J. Religion, Mathematics FACULTY Mr. R. J. Feuerstein, S.J. Chemistry, Mathematics Mr. W. M. Hayes, S.J. Latin, Religion Mr. I). F. McCarthy, S.J. Rnglish, Religion Mr. J. R. Habes, S.J. Mr. P. S. Kehres, S.J. French, Religion Latin Mr. W. E. .McCarthy, S.J. History Mr. K. J. Noetzel, S.J. English, History, Religion Mr. R. A. McCormick, S.J. Greek, English Mr. (). T. Wheeler, S.J. Latin, Mathematics FACULTY Mr. F. J. Bit .an Mathematics Mr. L. I:. Brickman History Mr. T. P. Chambers English Mr. E. M. Carney History, Business Law, Economics Mr. J. L. Duggan Chemistry Mr. J. T. Hearns jMusic Mr. C. J. Magee Latin, English Mr. A. W. Piccuta Spanish. History Mr. J. A. Perry History Mr. J. S. Schicker .Mathematics Mr. J. W. Schmidt English Mr. W. H. Scopel History FACULTY Mr. E. E. Yax Bursar Mrs. A. L. Tinney Librarian Mr. J. H. Thomas French Miss M. M. Hart Registrar William Aerni, Jr. 16000 Lucille Ave. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2. 3: Light ic Football 1: Jay ’ec Basketball 3: Varsit Basketball 4; Class Officer 2. 3: Mission Collector 2; Intraimirals; Sodality 1; Light ie Basketball; Monogram Club 4. Joseph Bangert 1544 Winton Ave. First Honors 1; Sodality I, 2. 3; Intramural : Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4; Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 ; Harlequins 2; Magic Club 3. James T. Barrett 3092 West 100 St. Sodality 1. 2; Intra-murals. Herald J. Barry 6907 Lawn Ave. Highest Honors 1, 2; Sodality 3. 4; Boxing 2. 3—Champ 3; Jay Vee Football 2: In-tramuraU; Harlequins 3; Class Officer 1. 2. 4; Christmas Dance Committee 4: Mission Collector I: U. B. Representative 1. 2; Kyc Assoc. Sports Fditor 3. 4: Ignatian Sports Editor 4. William Beargie 20240 Lorain Ave. First Honors I. 3; Second Honors 2; Sodality 2; Boxing 2; Intramurals; French Club 4; Thanksgiving Dance Co-Chairman 4; Harlequins 4. 1948 Graduates Joseph M. Boas 6803 Bridge Ave. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2: Sodality 4; Class Officer 2; l B. Representative 3; Intramurals. Michael J. Bencivengo 6701 Herman Ave. Intramurals; Magic Club 3. (ieorge A. Black 2077 Carabel Ave. First Honors 3: Second Honors 2; Sodality 1.2; French Academy 4; Radio Club 4; Debating 1. 2. Vernon C. Becks 1569 Lauderdale Ave. Camera Club I, 2. Francis T. Berry 2069 W. 89 St. Boxing Champ 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Jay Vee Football 2; Class Officer 2, 3; Mission Collector 4; Intramurals; Monogram Club 4. 22 Thomas A. Blackburn 979 Oak St. Grafton, Ohio Second Honors 1, 2; Class Officer 2, 4; Mission Collector 4; Sodality 3. 4; Jay Vcc Football 2, 3 ; Varsity Football 4; Frosh Basketball: Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Jay Vcc Basketball 2; Monogram Club 3. 4. James R. Boubin 5205 Northcliffe Second Honors 1, 2, 3; Sodality 3. 4; Camera Club 3: Radio Club 4; Intramurals. Robert C. Bouhall 1287 Hathaway Ave. Second Honors 1. 2: Boxing 1; Light ie Football: Class Officer 4; U. B. Representative I. 2; Intra-murals; Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4; Golf 2: Radio Club. Cyril J. Brabenec 18484 High Parkway First Honors 1: Second Honors 2; Sodality 2. 3: Christmas Dance Committee 3: L B. Representative 3: Stamp Club 2; Intramurals. Deter B. Brady 2735 Derbyshire Rd. First Honors 1. 2; Second Honors 3: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4— Prefect 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Committees 3. 4; Band I : I larlc |uins 2. 3. 4; Intramurals; Mission Collector 3: l, B. Representative 2: Class Officer 1. 2. 3; Senior Class President. 1948 Graduates lidward J. Brandabur 2736 3rd Ave. Huntington, W. Va. Second Honors 3: Boxing 2. 3: Sodality 2. 3; French Club 4. Robert Brickmau 290 East 211 St. Class Officer 2. 3: Jay Vcc Football 2; Frosh Football; Mission Collector 1; Intramural : Jay Vcc Baseball 2: Varsity Robert A. Breiner 5- 3882 Faversham Rd. Sodality 1, 2. 3; I.ightie Football 1; Jay Vee Football 2; Jay Vee Baseball 2; Intramurals. Robert i. Bumm 2202 Evelyn Ave. Second Honors 2. 3; Camera Chib 3; Harlequins 1. 2. 3: I.A.A I. 2, 3; Intramurals. James M. Brigotti 6901 Clinton Ave. Sodality 1. 2: Boxing 2—Champ 2: Intra-murals: ( hecrleader 1. 2. 3: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Magic Club 3: Mission Collector 4; C. B. Repre sentativc 3. 23 Albert J. Carroll 7709 Dartworth Dr. I ' i r s t Honors 1: Highest Honors 2. 3; French Club 4. Raymond J. Chambers 2140 Carabelle Ave. Boxing 1: Freshman Football; Intramural . (ieraid A. Cerny 4010 Hyde Ave. Second Honors I, 2; Intramurals; Magic Club 3. Robert I). Cihlar 2569 St. Olga E Second Honors I, 2; Magic Club 1; Eye Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; U. B. Correspondent 3. 4; Vincent Cherveny Ignatian 3. 4; Sodal-3345 Berea Rd. “ 4- First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Intramural . 948 Graduates James J. Clinger 1257 Giel Ave. Sodality I. 2: Boxing 3; Intrainurnls; Magic Club 3; I B Representative I. 2. 3; l.ightie Baseball 1 James F. Collins 668 E. 109 St. Highest Honors ]• First Honors 2. 3-C. B. Representative. 1. 3; Sodality 1, . Intramural'. Band V 2; ( lassies t tub 4 Jerome Cornelia 3714 Wash’ton Blvd. First Honors I: Second Honors 2. 3; Class Officer 2: Sodality 1.2: Boxing 2: Intramurals. Richard Connors 15119 Lanning Ave. Frosh Football; Golf 3. Thomas Corbett 719 E. 117 St. Second Honors 2; Boxing I. 2 . 3— Champ 3: Intramurals; Debating 1; Class Officer 3; Mission Collector 3; Alumni Sportsman-ship Trophy 3. 24 Richard Corcoran 3420 W. 130 St. Sodality 4; Intramu-rals; Harlequins 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4— President 4: Magic Club 3: Ignatian Staff 4. Timothy Cotner 3301 W. 100 St. Second 11 onors 1; Sodality 4: Intramurals. Philip B. Cowan 2087 Arthur Ave. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Chemistry Lab A $t 4; Radio Club 4; In-tra murals. John V. Crock 2021 Hillsboro Rd. Boxing 1. 3—Champ 1. 3; Frosh Football 1; Jay Vee Football 2— Ca| tain 2: Varsitj 3, 4—Captain 4; In-trainurals; Monogram Club 4; Clas- Officer 4. Edward Crowley 1547 W. 28 St. Second Honors 1: Boxing 1; Frosh Football: Jay ’ee Football 2; Jay Vce l’.a ketl all 3; Lightie Baseball 1: Jay Vee Baseball 2; intramu-rals. 1948 Graduates David A. Curran 2176 Chatfield Dr. Second Honors 2; Sodality 2. 3 ; Boxing 3: Intramurals; Radio Club 4. (iordon R. Dailey 18510 Riverdale Ave. Intramurals. John P. Davis 13905 Clifford Ave. Sodality 2: Intramural s; Class Officer 4; Mission Collector 3. Richard J. Cusick 3471 Rocky River Dr. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1; Jay Vee Football 3; Intra-murals; Harlequins 2. 3: Classics Club 4; Magic ( lub 2; I totalling I. 2. 3. 4: Igna-tian 4. Edward J. Daniels 4715 Fenwick Ave. Sec ml Honors I: Intramurals. _ 5 Prank Della Torre 1947 W. 58 St. Highest 11 onors I; Second Hi mors 2. 3; Jay Vcc Football 3; Intramurals. Francis Dempsey 1286 W. 106 St. Second Honors 1, 2, 3: Boxing I. 2. 3; Intramurals; Band 1. 2: Chess Club 2. Alarvin DeNVitte 4911 Behrwald Ave. Sodality 1. 3. 4; Lightic Football; Jay Yee Baseball 2: In tramurals. Daniel C. Diemer 2692 Claythorne Rd. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Kyc Staff I; Class Officer I ; Radio Club 1; Frosh Football; Jay Vce Football 3; Intramurals; Boxing 2. 3. James S. Pilling 1356 Edwards Ave. Senior Class Vice-President: First Honors I; Class Officer 2. 3. 4; Mission Collector 3; Frosh Basketball; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4—Captain 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Intramurals; Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 4. 1948 Graduates James H. Dillon 6307 Franklin Blvd. Second Ilonors 1: Sodality I; Intramurals. James W. Dorsey 2092 W. 101 St. Intramurals. Kenneth P. Drees 174 E. 208 St. Kyc 1. 2. 3; Magic Club 1. 2. 3: Camera Club 3; Intramurals. Matthew L. Donahue 5728 Lorain Ave. Second Honors 1; Boxing 2; Light ie Football 1; U. B. Representative I. 2. Jerome M. Dougherty 3067 W. 114 St. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Boxing 1; Intramurals; French Club 4; Chess Club 2; lav Voc Baseball 2. 26 Thomas Driscoll 1099 Kenneth Dr. Second Honors 1; Class Officer 4; Sodality 1 ; Boxing 1; Frosh Football: In-tram uraU: Radio Club 4: KyC Staff 3; Ignatian 4. Albert W. Dubay 5205 Bridge Ave. Sodality I; Intramu-rals: Magic Club 3; Debating 1; U. B. Representative 1; Stamp Club 1. 2. 3. Edmund DutYley 1548 Westwood Ave. Second Honors 1: So-dality 1, 2: Light ie Football 1: Intramurals. Thomas J. Elliott 3783 W. 135 St. Intramurals; Magic Club 3. Fred A. Epple 1808 Middlehurst Rd. Sodality 1. 2. 4: Magic Club 2; Second Honors 3: Harlequins 1. 2. 3. 4; Debating 1. 2: Cheerleader I. 2. 3: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Intramurals. 1948 Graduates Joseph M. Fackelmann 3398 W. 126 St. First Honors I. 2. 3; Boxing 1; Jay Vee Football 3; Intramu-rals; Tennis 2. 3; French Club 4; Radio Club 4; Debating 2. 3; Eye Staff I. Robert A. Fergus 5915 Madison Ave. Boxing I. 3: Frosh Basketball: lutramu- rals; Class Officer 3; Mission Collector 3; Radio Club 3. Leonard J. Fanta 14770 Athens Ave. Second Honors 1: Intramurals: Sodality 1: Magic Club 3: Radio Club 4. Howard F. Fink R.F.D. 2 Chardon. Ohio Frosh Basketball; Second 11 mors 1 ; Intramurals: Debating L John Feuerstein 3441 Marvin Ave. Intramurals. 17 Edward R. Fitzgerald 3292 W. 105 St. Sodality 4. Intramu- rals. Daniel Franklin 6909 Denison Ave. Intramurals; Second Honors I. 3. John Fitzgerald 13510 Beactnvood Sodality 1. 2; Boxing 1. 2. 3; Lightic Football 1 ; Intramurals George J. Furman 3423 W. 62 St. Sodality 3. 4; Second Honors 2. 3: Eye Staff 3. 4; Debating 1. 2, 3. 4: Classics Club 3. 4; Harlequins 2; Magic Club 3; Intramurals. David W. Furst 2035 Baxterly Ave. First Honors I: Second Honors 2; Frosh Football Captain; Jay Vee Basket ludl 3: In-tranturals; Class Officer I. 2. 3; Mission Collector 1. 2. 1948 Graduates Richard (iaeckie 17215 Ernadide Ave. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Sodality 3. 4—Officer 4; Jay Vee Football 3; Intramurals; Harlequins 3: Radio Club 4; Magic Club 1, 2; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4— President 4; Debating 3. 4; French Club 4; Mission Collector 4; Ignatian Staff 4 John V. Gallagher 1449 W. 75 St. Sodality 2; Intramurals. John W. Gallagher 1458 W. 74th St. hirst Honors I. 2. 3; Sodality 2, 3; Intra-murals : ’Hess bib 2. 3 - President 3; Art Club 2; Debating I. Michael Gallagher 1337 Shawvicw Ave. Second Honors 1; Sodality 1. 2; Boxing 1. 2. 3; l.ightic Football I: Jav Vee Football 3; Varsity 4; Intramurals; Cliess Club 2; Monogram Club 4. Andrew J. Gedeon 3427 W. 65 St. Second Honors 1; Frosh Football Basketball; Jay Vcc Football 2; Varsity 3. 4; Jay Vcc Basketball 3; Jay Vee Baseball 2—Varsity 3; Intra-murals; Monogram Club 3. 4; Class Officer 2. 28 Robert Gehring 702 Elmwood Rd. Second Honors 2; Magic Club 3: Cafeteria Staff 1. 2. 3. Lawrence (iibson 17512 Allien Ave. Sodality 1; Boxing I. Charles A. (jlunt . 5861 Wick field Dr. Second Honors 1. 3; Inirainurals: French Club 4. James J. (ierhasi 3755 W. 179 St. Band 2, 3. 4; Intra-murals. Donald Gilfether 12515 Arliss Dr. Second Honors 1, 2. 3; French Club 4; Sodality 1. 2: Boxing 1; Class Officer 3; Debating 3. 1948 Graduates John F. Graham 1418 W. 75 St. Intramurals. f-dward Graves 3660 W. 128 St. Sodality 2: Lightie Football I: Intramu-rals. Richard J. Greenwald 13708 West Ave. Lightie Football; Sodality. I, 2. 3. 4; Magic Club 3; Intramural'; Lightie Baseball. Thomas J. Grauel 2119 West 65 St. Sodality President 1; l-'rosh Football; Jay Vet Baseball 2; Intramural ; Harlequins 3; Debating 1. 2; Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4; Mission Collector 1. 2. 3; U. B. Representative 1. 2. Howard J. Gray- 3416 W. 118 St. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Fir t Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Eye Staff 1. 2. 3. 4—Editor 4: Debating 2. 3. 4; Classics Club 4; Intramurals. 2 John I:, Groden 3421 W. 132 St. lntramurals; French Club 4; Magic Club 3; Second Honors 1. 3. David (irodhaus 7617 Arden Avo. Second Honors 3; French Club 4 ; Intramurals. Robert V. Gross 18413 Rockland Ave. First Honors I, 2. 3; Radio Club 4; Class Officer 4. Intramurals; Sodality 2: I.ightic Basketball Baseball. 1948 Graduates Thomas N. (iynn 16919 Lake Ave. First Honors 1. 3; Second Honors 2: Class Officer 2: Sodality 2. 3; Frosh Basketball; Jav Vee Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4; In-tramurnls; Radio Club; Classics Club 4 ; Monogram Club 4. James Hackman 2940 E. Derbyshire Varsity Football 3. 4; I.ightic Basketball Football; Intramurals; Class Officer 2. 3. 4; Mission Collector 1, 2; Monogram Club 4. Y illiant Mulligan 1335 Fry Ave. Boxing 1. 3; Intra-murals. lidward F. Man I 3332 W. 44 St. Frosh Basketball: Jay Vee Basketball 2; Varsitx Basketball 3. 4; lntramurals; Monogram Club 3. 4. John J. Hayes 16501 Southland Ave. Sodality 3, 4. George Hammer 1911 Rosemont Rd. Sodality 3. 4; Second Honors 1. 2. 3; Igna-tian 4; I A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 President 4; Harlequins I. 2. 3; 4; Magic Club 2: U. B. Representative 3; I.ightic Baseball I: lntramurals; amera Club 4. lid ward Harmon 1370 W. 61 St. First Honors 1. 2. 3; Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4; Jay Vee Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; lntramurals; Monogram Club 3. 4; Radio Club; Classics Club 4; Chess Club 2: Debating 1. 30 Richard E. Hendrickson 10316 Bernard Ave. Second Honors 1. John I). Micks 13127 Cedar Rd. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3: Art Club 4. i era Id Hey wood 12215 Clifton Blvd. Second Honors I: Frosh Football: Jay 'ee Football 2: Intramurals. Joseph Hutnian 5009 Behrwald Ave. Sodality 3. 4; l.ightie For tball 1; l.ightie Basketball 1; U. B. Representative 3: In- Robert Hueffed 1199 Elbur Ave. Second Honor 2. 3: Highest Honors I; Sodality 1: V. B. Representative I; French Club 4: Intramural' ; I larle |uius 1; Radio ( lub; Stamp Club 1; Debating 1. 948 Graduates Francis T. Jakielaszek 2534 W. 7 St. Sodality 2. 3. 4 Highest Honors 3 First 1 lonors I. 2 Class (Mlircr 3. 4 E y • S t a f i 3. 4 Classic S lub 3. 4 Chess Club 2; U. B Representative 1. 2 Intramurals. Paul J. Jindra 3324 Fulton Rd. Secoml Honors I; Intramural ; Magic Chib 3. Vincent Jirgens 6602 Brookside Dr. Second Honors 1; Class Ofticcr I, 2; Mission Collector 1. 4; l.ightie Football au l Basketlwll: Ja ’ce Basketlttll 2. 3; Varsity 4; Intramu-rals. .Monogram Club 4. Edward Joyce, Jr. 2237 Maplewood Rd. Class Officer 3; Dance Committee 4; Intramurals. Russell C. Joyce 1315 W. 76 St.' First Honors I. 3; Second Honors 2; Class Officer 3; Mission Collector 4; Sodality I. 2. 4; Boxing 2; Jay Ycc Fontliall 2; l.ightie Football I; l.ightie Basketball Capt.: l.ightie Baseball; Jay Yce Baseball 2; Intramurals. M William R. Kane 10902 Thrush Ave. Boxing 1, 2—Champ 1; Lightie Basket hall: Rami 1; Magic Club 3: Mission Collector 2; Intraimirals. Ralph J. Karl R.D. =1 Pearl Rd. ( amcra luh 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4— Secretary 4; Intraimirals. Lawrence Keefe 5294 E. 119 St. Second I lonors 1 : Sodality 2; Intramurals: Class Officer 1: Mission Collector 3. Patrick B. Keefe 17454 Shaw Ave. Sodality I; Boxing Champ I. 2. 3: I.ightic Football 1. 2: Class Officer 1. 4: Cheerleader 2; I nt ramurals: Mission Collector 4. John I). Kelley 3248 Chadbourne Rd. Sodality I. 2. 3. 4— Prefect 1 ; Asst. Prefect 2; Frosh Football : Jay Vec Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4; Intramurals; Class Officer 1. 3. 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Dance Committee 4; U. B. Representative 1. 2. 1948 Graduates William Kenealy 1090 E. 171 St. Second Honors 2: Classics Club 4; Intramurals. John R. Kerg 1267 Cook Ave. Second Honors 1; Sodality 1, 2: Boxing 1: Magic Club 3: Stamp Club 2: Mission Collector 2. John P. Kilhane 1548 Wagar Ave. Second Honors 1; Boxing 2. 3—Champ 2: Intramurals: Class Officer 3: Mission Collector 4. James P. Kerg 10329 Joan Ave. Second Honors 2. 3; Sodality 2: I.ightie Baseball 1; Intramurals; French Club 4 James V. Kilhane 3720 W. 129 St. Class Officer 4; Second Honors 2. 3: In-tranuirals: Jay Vee Basketball 2; Varsity Basket ball 3. 1363 W. 89 St. Boxing 1. 2. 3. 4— Champ 1; Intramu-rals; Cheerleader 2.3; Monogram Club 3. 4; c,ass 0fr,ccr 2- 3- 4- John M. Killeen 15600 Braemer Dr. SccoikI Honors 1: Sodality 1,2. 4; Jay Vec Football 3: Intramu-rals; Debating 1. 2. 3, 4—Vice-President 2; Ignatian 4. Honors I; Second I lonors 3; 1‘. II. Representative 3; French David J. Knill Club 4; Intramurals. 3137 W. 92 St. Harlequins 2; Radio Club; Intramurals: First I lonors 1: Class Officer 1. Martin J. Kilbanc Samuel J. Klanac 6011 Lawn Ave. Frosh Football; Jay Vee Football 3; Jay Vee Basketball 3; Intramurals. John K. Krenzel 2636 E. 127 St. Chess Club 2; First 1948 Graduates William Laughlin 2638 Fairmount Blvd. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 1; Delating 1; r. B. Representative 3; Intra-murals. Frank J. Landino 3393 Berea Rd. First Honors 1. 2: Second Honors 3; French Club 4; Sodality I. 2; Frosh Football; Jay Vee Football 3; Intramu-rals. Thomas A. Kundmueller 3706 Rocky River Band 1. 2, 3. Francis J. Kysela 4493 Ardendale Rd. Sodality 2. 3. 4; First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Band 2. 3. 4 Vice-President 4: Chess Club 2; Intramurals. James J. Kunes 3252 W. 41 St. Art Club 3. 4; Second Honors 1. 33 Donald Ledvina 9599 Parkland Dr. Sodality 3. 4: U. B. Representative 3; In-(rainurals. James R. Leusch 1182 Elbur Ave. Frosh Football: Radio Club; Intramurals. George Marietta 184 Eddy Rd. Second Honors 2; Debating 1. 2; Eye Staff 3. 4; Camera Club 1. 2, 3; Intramurals. Robert Mancuso 3725 W. 179 St. First Honors 1. 3; Second Honors 2; Highest Honors 3; Sodality 3: French Club 3. 4; Intramurals. Ernest Mansour 1467 Cohassett Ave. Second Honors 1, 2. 3: Sodality 2; Boxing 1: Magic C1 u b 3; Stamp Club 1. 2; Debating I, 2; Intramurals. 1948 Graduates Edward .Maroon 1818 W. 30 St. First Honors 1 : Second Honors 2, 3; Sodality 1 : Intramurals. Paul J. Mayle 20016 Carolyn Ave. Boxing I. 2; Lightic Baseball 1; Mission Collector 3; Intramurals. Francis Martau 1452 Alameda Ave. Second Honors I; Jay Vce Football 3: Jay V'ec Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3: Intramurals; Monogram Club 4 : I ebating 1 ; Class Oflicer I. 2. 3. 4; I . B. Representative 3. Thomas E. McCafferty 10904 Bernard Ave. First Honors 1: Second Honors 3; Boxing 3; Sociality 1.2.4; C. B. Representative 1, 2; Radio Club; Debating 4; Intramurals; Lightic Basketball 1. John McCaffrey 3655 W. 148 St. Lightie Football Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 3: Mono- gram Club 3. 4; Sodality 1; Mission Collector 2. 3; Dance Committee 4; Intramurals. 34 Richard A. Eugene i. Joseph R. McCaffrey McConville .McDonough 8400 Detroit Ave. 572 E. 120 St. 2411 Central Ave. Sodality 2. 3. 4: Sec- Sodality 1; Frosh Second Honors nd Honors 3; Chess Club 2: L B. Repre- Basketball; Jay Vcc Basketball 2. 3‘; Var- Boxing 2. 3. sentative 1. 2; Intra- George McCarthy sity 4; Intramurals; James McDonald murals. 3374 W. 130 St. Class Officer 2; Mono- 3806 Woburn Ave. Stamp Club 1; Debating 2: Class Officer 1: Mission Collector 1. 2; Second Honors I; Sodality 1 ; Intramurals. gram Club 4. Sodalitv 3. 4; Radio Club 4. 1948 Graduates (ieorge Me Lain 6004 Madison Ave. Intramurals. J. R. McLaughlin 14620 Armin Ave. Sodality 1. 4; Boxing 3: Intramurals; Radio Clul 4; Mission Collector 2. 3, 4; U. B. Representative I. Robert McKeon 10000 Lake Shore Class Officer 1. William F. McReynolds 677 E. 117 St. First Honors 2: Second Honors 1. 3; Sodality 1. 2. 3; Debating 2. 3; Tennis 3; Intramurals. John McNeeley 1193 French Ave. Second Honors 3; French Club 4. 35 Paul L. Mehr 3420 W. 117 St. Highest Honors 2; l,'irst Honors 3: Intramurals; Radio Club. George Meissner 2596 Kingston Rd. First Honors I. 2. 3; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Oiticor 4; I.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4; Debating 1. 2. 3. 4—� President 2, 4; Har lequins 1. 2. 3; Dance Committee 3: Radio Club. (jlenn C. Messer Opalacka Dr. Chesterland. Ohio Intramurals; Chess Chib 2; Magic Club 3. Stamp Club I ; Art Club I. 3. 4—Vice-President 4. John J. Mills 1361 Westlake Ave. Boxing 1: Frosh Football—Co-Captain; Jay Vce Foot a II 2; Baseball Manager 1 ; Class Officer 1 ; Mission Collector 1. 2; Intramurals. Leroy T. Misener 3420 West Boulevard F'irst Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Sodality I ; Intramurals. 1948 Graduates Gregory Moffitt 613 E. 99 St. Thanksgiving Dance Committee: Light ie Football Basketball I; First Honors I; Second Honors 2; II ighc't Honors 3; Class Officer 4; Boxing I. 3; Intramurals; French t lub President 4; F’ve Staff 2. 3. 4. Paul J. Mooney 3004 Corydon Rd. Second Honors 1. 2, 3 ; S. dality I. 2. 3. 4— S e c r e t a r y 4 ; Eye Staff I. 2. 3. 4; Igna-tiau 4—Asst. Editor 4; Debating 3. 4; Band I. 2; Radio Club 4; Boxing 1,3. Classics t lub 4 Paul F. Moore 8724 Carnegie Ave. Boxing 3: Intramurals. William P. Moran 2987 Yorkshire Rd. Class Officer I; Intramurals; Radio Club 4. John J. Morin 7812 Elton Ave. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2. 3; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Debating 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals; French Chib 4; Radio Club; Chess Club 2. 3. 36 George Morrison 1447 Riverside Ave. Second Honors 1; Class Officer 1, 2, 3. 4; Mission Collector 1: Hexing 1: Jay Vee Football 3; Frosh Hasketball 1; Sodality 2. 3; Intramurals; Radio Club 4. John K. Mott 16115 Southland Ave. Senior Class Secretary : First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Class Officer 2. 3. 4; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; U. R. Representative 3; Sodality 3. 4; Boxing 1 ; Jay Vee Football 2: Varsity Football 3: Intramurals; Debating Club 2. 3. 4—Secretary 3. Vice-President 4; Iguatian 4. Karl L. Muellauer 3556 West 100 St. Magic Club 3; Intramurals. Paul J. Mueller 20887 Fairpark Dr. Sodality 1; French Club 4; Intramurals. John F. Murray 3416 Berea Rd. First Honors 1. 3; Second Honors 2: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 4; Eye StalT 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals. 1948 Graduates Fred J. Nagel 13807 Lyric Ave. Second Honors 1. 3; Frosh Football; Class Officer 4; Intramurals; Boxing 3. Richard O’Brien 9822 Theodore Ave. Second Honors 1: Sodality 2; Boxing 1. 2. 3: Intramurals; French Club 4; Eye I. 2. 3. 4—S|H rts Editor 4. John M. O’Bryan 17804 Franklin Blvd. Sodality 1. 2; Intramurals. Walter J. Olesik 3319 Highvicw Ave. Intramurals: Jay Vee Football 2. 3; Second Honors I; Class Officer 3; Mission Collector 3. 4: f. B. Representative 3; Jay Vcc Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3. 4; Debating 2; M o n og r a m Club 4. John I). O’Malley 3717 W. 134 St. First Honors 1: Second Honors 2: Sodality 2. 3; Boxing 2; Frosli Basketball: Jay Vee Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Intramurals; Eye 1. 2. 3. 4—Asst. Sports Editor 3. 4; Class Officer 1. 2. 3: Mission Collector 1. 2; Monogram Club 4. 37 David l O’Neill 2701 Chesterlon Rd. Intramurals: Lightie Football 1: Boxing 3; Sodality 2; Class Offi-cer 1. 3. Albert Pacosky 732 E. 105 St. Boxing 2; lntramu-rals. James B. Parent 17400 Dartmouth Second Honors I; Sodality I. 4; Radio Club 4: Debating 1; Intramurals. Richard J. Parker 3300 Silsby Rd. First Honors I: Second Honors 2. 3; Class Officer 1: Mission Collector 1: Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals: Radio Club. Joseph Pary ek 3863 W. 41 St. Second Honors 1; Krosh Football: Jay Vec Football 3: Intra-murals ; Chess Club President 2; Magic Club 3; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. 1948 Graduates Robert P. Patton 6804 Lawn Avc. Second I lonors 1: Sodality 3. 4; Krosh Football I: Jay We Basketball 3; Intra-murals; French Club 4—Treasurer: Class Officer 3 : Radio Club: Christmas Dance Committee 3: I . B. Representative 3: Kye Staff 3, 4; Harlequins 4. (ierald I:. Payne 4303 Root Rd. Intramurals. Hugene F. Per me 21179 Colby Rd. Second Honors 2. 3: Sodality 2. 3. 4; Boxing 2, 3; Harlequins 2; Magic Club 2. 3: Radio Club; Intramurals. Charles Pfeiffer 2304 St. James Parkway Second Honors 1. 2. 3: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Boxing 1, 2. 3: Lightic Football 1: Class Officer I. 3: Intramurals: L . B. Representative 2. Richard I). Platt 1292 Warren Rd. Second Honors 1. 38 Lawrence D. Richard I . Quinn Podsedly 17468 Shaw Ave. 9702 Aetna Rd. Intramurals. First Honors 1: Sodality I. 2. 3, 4: Radio Club 4; Hand 1. 2. 3. James L. Quinn 1307 West 115 St. First Honors 1: Second Honors 3; French Club 4; Radio Club. 1948 Graduates William J. Ralph 1463 Rosewood Ave. French Club 4; t hess Club 2. 3; Intramurals; Radio Club. Thomas Radloff 16808 Ernadale Ave. Second Honors 1, 2; Sodality 2. 3. 4; Boxing 3; Intramurals; French Club—Vice-President 4; Radio Club; Magic Club 1; Debating 2. 3. 4; Thanksgiving Dance Co-Cha i rm a n 4; Christmas Dance Committee 4; L B. Representative 3: Ig-natian 4 : Harlequins 4 Thomas C. Reidy 3471 W. 91 St. Boxing 1. Carl T. Rielinger 1793 W. 45 St. Second Honors 1. 2. 3; Intramurals. Howard J. Roth 3306 West Blvd. First Honors 1, 3; Highest Honors 2: Sodality 2: French Club 4; Intramurals. James Richardson 16308 Elsienna Ave. Coll 2; Monogram Club 3. 4; Intramurals: Second Honors 1; Jay Vee Football 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Class Officer 4. Richard Rodgers 1476 Hopkins Ave. Second Honors 1: Sodality 1. 2—Asst. Prefect 1. 2; I.ightie Football I: Varsity Baseball 3; Monogram Club 3, 4. 39 James A. Sands 562 E. 110 St. Boxing 2; Magic Club .3: Intramurals. John J. Schaffer 5009 Detroit Ave. Boxing 2: Jay Vec Bootl a!I 3; Frosh Football 1: Intramurals. Richard J. Sawhill 1955 Cottage Grove Sodality 1. 2; Intra-murals: Magic Club 3. John B. Schlosser 2062 Warren Rd. Second Honors I: Intramurals; Radio Club. John A. Schenkelberg 14105 Carrydale Ave. Sodality 1; Second Honors 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Eye Reporter 1; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4; Intra-murals. 1948 Graduates John Schneider 3349 W. 99 St. Second 1 lonors 1: Intramurals; French Club 4; ( hc s ('lub 2. 3; L B. Representative 1. 2. Joseph Schriner 1315 Bunts Rd. Sodality 1, 4; Boxing Champ I; Jay Yee Football 2: Radio Club; French Club 4; Class Officer 1. 2. 3; Intramurals. Robert J. Schumacher 702 Eddy Road French Club 4; Radio Club; U. B. Representative 1; Class Officer 1. 2; Boxing 2; Tennis 1; Art Club 1. 2; Debating I, 2. (Edward Schurdak 8800 Willard Ave. Second Honors 1.2.3; Sodality 3. 4; Boxing 1; Intramurals; Radio Club. Donald Seeholzer 14605 Tuland Ave. French Club 4; Golf 2. 3; Intramurals; l.ightic Football 1; Boxing I; Sodality 2; Second Honors 3. -10 Thomas Seeholzer 4025 W. 160 St. First Honors 1. 3; Second Honors 2; Intramural ; Radio Club 4. Raymond L. Seidl 2165 Brown Rd. Second Honors I; Sodality 2: Intramurals ; French Club 4; Radio Club 4; Magic Club 3: Band 1, 2. 3. 4—Treasurer 4. Victor J. Sepsi 2178 W. 28 St. Second Honors 1. 3; Camera Club 3; French Club 4; Intra-murals. Ronald (i. Shaffer 15718 Huntmere Ave. Second Honors 1; Sodality 1; Magic Club 3; French Club 4; Debating 3. Thomas Shannon 1843 Burnette Ave. Sodality 1; Intra-murals ; Band 1. 2.3.4; Harlequins 4. 1948 Graduates George J. Shiban 2443 Scranton Rd. Radio Club; Intra murals. William J. Skelly 21937 West Lake Rd. ScKlalit 2; Boxing 1. 2, 3; Magic Club 3; Debating I: Class Officer 1. 2; LT. B. Representative 2; Intramurals ; Harlequins 4. Frank R. Siroky 6325 Stanbury Rd. Camera Club 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals; Radio Club. Anthony Smith 2096 Revely Ave. Sodality 4; Magic Club 3; Stamp Club 1. 2: Debating 1; Jay Vee Football 3. Robert C. Skoda 13109 Carrington First Honors 1: Second Honors 2; Boxing 2; Frosh Football 1; Jay Vee Football 2; Varsity 3. 4; Intra murals; Class Officer I. 2; Monogram Club 4. 41 Robert F. Smith 4495 W. 62 St. Second Honors I, 3: Sodality 1. 3. 4; Frosh Football 1; Intra-murals; Radio Club; Jay Vce Baseball 2. William Stepanek 3323 Clarendon Rd. Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Second Honors I; Intramurals ; Radio Club. Kmil F. Straub 4492 W. 150 St. Second Honors 1; Ignatian Business Staff 4; Intramurals. Thomas Spittler 5294 E. 100 St. First Honors 2. 3: Second Honors 1; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Kye Staff 3. 4; Ignatian Staff Editor 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Debating 3. 4: Chess Club 2: Radio Club; Classics Club 4; Mission Collector 1. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals. Joseph P. Sternad 38S1 W. 34 St. First Honors I. 3; Second Honors 2; Boxing 2; Intramu-rals: French Club 4. 1948 Graduates Daniel K. Sullivan 6306 Meadowbrook Highest Honors 1; hirst Honors 2: Second Honors 3; Sodality I. 2. 3. 4 Officer 1; Debating 2. 3. 4; Class Officer I. 3: Harlequins I; Camera Club 3. 4; C. B. Representative 3: Intra-murals. Joseph B. Sullivan 1415 West 52 St. Intramurals. James 1). Sweeney 3074 W. 114 St. Second Honors 1. 3: Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4: I'. 1C Representative 2; Intramurals; French Club 4. W illiam F. Thompson 16520 Parkland Dr. Second Honors 1. 2; Mission Collector 1; I'. B. Representative 1. 2; Intramurals; Harlequins 4. Richard Thornton 1664 Robinwood Ave. Sodality 1 ; Boxing 1; Intramurals; Radio Club. 42 Robert Thornton 1664 Robinwood Ave. First Honors 1; Sodality 1; Intramurals; Radio Club. Donald EE. Timony 1581 Victoria Ave. Second I lonors 1 ; Sodality 1; Football 1: Intramnrals. Donald L. Timony 17605 Valley View First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Kvc I: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramnrals. Norbert J. Tobbe 2213 Stillman Rd. Radio Club; Intra-murals. James T. Tobin 2222 Stillman Rd. Second Honors 2; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4— Secretary 1, Sergeant-at-arm 4 ; Debating 1. 2. 3. 4; Harlequins 3; Class OlVicer 1 ; I lance Committee 3. 4; Band 1. 2: U. B. Representative 2; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Intramurals. 1948 Graduates 3114 W. Ill St. Second Honors 1; Sodality 2; Intramurals; Debating 1. John A. Verhunce 2287 Loyola Rd. First I lonors 1; Class Oflicer I, 2. 3. 4; Boxing 1. 2—Champ 1; Intramnrals; Varsity Football 3. 4; Frosii Football 1; Monogram Club 3. 4; Mission Collector 2; l:. B. Representative 3. Charles Wallace 1221 Granger Ave. First Honors I; Second Honors 3; L’. B. Representative 2; Sodality I. 2—Secretary 2: French Club 4; Radio ( lul); Debating Philip C. Voss Harlequins 4. 335 Front St. Berea, Ohio Sodality 3. 4; Debating 3. 4. Richard W. Uhler Joseph 15. Vol .er 2863 Meadowbrook Second Honors 1; Sodality 1. 2. 3; Intra-murals; Christmas Dance Committee 3. 43 Theodore Walsh 4509 Clinton Ave. Varsity Football 3 Jay Vee Football 3 Prosit Football I Boxing 1. 2. 3; Intra murals. Robert A. Ward 1823 Stan wood Ave. Class Officer 4: U. B. Representative 3; Jay Vee BasclNtll 2: Varsity Baseball 3: Intra-murals; Kyc Staff 2. 3. 4; First I lonors 1; Second Honors 2: Sodality 2. Joseph I . Welsh 1341 West Blvd. Sodality 1; Boxing 1; Frosh Football 1; Intranuirals. Thomas M. Welsh 5585 Overlook Rd. First Honors 1: Second Honors 2. 3; Sodality 4; Class Officer I: Band 1.2; Intramurals. Hugh C. Whelan 6614 Clinton Ave. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2. 3: Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Boxing 1 ; Jay Vee Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Baseball 3; Intramurals: Monogram Club 4. 1948 Graduates John N. Wiesner 3513 W. 60 St. First Honors 1. 2. 3; Sodalitj 3.4; Art Club 3. 4; Intramurals. Norbert J. Zak 171 E. 211 St. Second Honors I, 2; Highest Honors 3; Magic Club 3; French Club 4 ; Stamp l tub I. Richard Zimmer 10105 Champion Ave. Highest Honors 1; Sodality 2; Golf 3; Radio Club: Intramurals: Mission Collector 4. John J. Winne 1268 Hall Ave. Boxing 1. 2—Champ 1; Frosh Football; Class Officer 2. 3. 4 Albert A. Euse 910 Lake view Ave. I'irst Honors 1: Second Honors 2: Class Officer I, 2: Band I. 2. 3. Robert E. Zak 4615 Krueger Ave. First Honors 3: Second Honors 1. 2; French Club 4; Intramurals. •II PETER B. BRADy PRESIDENT JAMES S. DILUNG VICE PRESIDENJ S 1- N I 0 R 0 1 w Fourth K nv: Grccol (Mgr.). Conrad (Mgr.), M. Gallagher, Pukkah Kelley, Gedeon, K. Skoda. Berry. Mc-Mauamon. Third liozv: Schram (Mgr.). Head Coach A. V. Piccuta, 'ana. Novak, Kaczur. Hackman. Darcy. Harley, Mio. Second Rmv: Dunn (Mgr.). Smolka (Mgr.). Blacklniru. Hoke, C. Gallagher. Reilly. Wcithman. Soucic, Asst. Coach J. A. Perry, Asst. Coach V. H. Scoj cl. First Rozc: Yerluince. Hummer, Nickels. Morgan. Sliaughnessy, ( rock (Capt.), J. Murray. Porter. G. Murray, Dolan. I a rsity Footba 11 (loach . . Piccuta UXDKK new coach Mr. A. Y. Piccuta, and with eight returning lettcrmen. the Wildcats endeavored to throw olT all previous season memories and once again get hack into championship form. The first game with Latin proved discouraging. The Lions clawed the Cats in a 51-12 defeat. Ignatius fans, however, not disheartened with this initial loss jammed West Tech field for the Senate opener with South, only to see the Flyers edge them 20-19. Next game was that memorable 7-6 loss to Marshall. From here on. owing to their lack of experience, the Cats just couldn't “catch fire.” losing the next six games. That is. they didn't “catch fire until they met West, the last game of the season. Inspired l v the fact that for fourteen years Ignatius had not gone through a season without a victory, the senior gridmen dug in their cleats and went out to unsaddle the Cowboys. 18-0. High scorers for the eleven were Tom Blackburn and Larry Dolan with four TD’s apiece. Jim Porter threw eight touchdown passes out of the twelve scored. 48 Jack Vcrhtince I’n U back V n l (fcdi'on Tackle Jack Kelley Tackle Jim Murray Center Tom Blackburn Halfback ('.rock and Reilly hrinu (linen llolv 'Same's Looser. Capl. Jack Irock Guard Frank Bcrrv End Skip ci I li man End l.arrv Dolan Halfback Bob Skoila End bcorfir Murra tailback Emmet I Slian”h nes v Turkic Dave llarlev Halfbat I. Jim Porter Jim Hackman Jack Reilly Quarterback Quarterback Tackle PICTl RED ABOVE. Left: Porter stops a Rhodes' player in one of the night games. Right: The whole Ignatius team closes in on a Marshall hack. This was the 7-6 heartbreaker. PICTl RED BELOW. Left: Tom Blackburn races over the goal in the Holy A'ame game. Center: The varsity managers. Right: Larry Dolan scores in the Latin game. .1 67-yard run! h'ourth Rot : Owens, Andrews. Hasscl. White. Mcl nigidin, McCarthy. Third Rote: Coach J A. Perry, (iill, Mathews, Mackay, Johnson. Scheer. McDonnell. Poliak. Second Rotv: MeGraw, Brady, k’iliac. Wasnier, Whelan. Ledvina. Meissner. Raleigh. f:irsi Roto: Sharkin. McCool. Junior Varsity Football UXDKR their new coach. Mr. J. A. Perry, this year's lay Vee gridmen completed their schedule with two victories and four defeats. The team opened its season by trimming Central, 6-0. Their second victory came at Rhodes held, where they edged Lincoln's Vice-Presidents, 7-0. Hampered for the rest of the season hy injuries, ineligibilities, and the advancement of players to the varsity, the reserves lost the remaining four games. One touchdown, however, decided three of them, a single point the other. Although team-play predominated throughout the season, several players can he singled out for special mention: Ace McLaughlin. Frank Andrews. Jim White. Pat C’omvay. Don Mackay. and Hill Sharkin. Traditional prayer before a loaf’ll flame. I-iillt Koic: Mr. T. J. kalcitih. Skoda. Stringer, Murphy, Rccsr, K’ossinan. Brown. Dudley, Schram. Fourth l 'oic: Braucher. Bne-ehcr. Cassidy, I’. Sweeney, (ieraci. Dcighan. IMoucha, T. Sweeney. Third How: Ilar-riu toii (Mgr.). RadefT, Morrow, (iipper. Kelly, McCann. Tischler, Wallace. Second How: Cannon, l.anih, I.casure. Costabile. Blackburn. Brubcek. Slattery. Cusick. SkeJIy. Trout Kmc: FitzCerald, Coughlin. Freslimaii Foot lx111 WITH pep and enthusiasm the freshman squad duo in for the 1947 season. The first-year men were taught the fundamentals of the game bv leather J. J. Rossing. S.J.. and Mr. T. J. Raleigh. Although the team did not sport a sensational record—no wins and six losses—nevertheless, this year's fighting Kittens produced many promising players for the varsity. One of these was Jim Schram, who scored twenty-five of the team’s season total of thirty-one points. Other outstanding members of the squad were Dick Reese, Fat Cannon, Chuck Blackburn, Fan I limbeck, Dick liitcscher. and (� ene McCann. All the hoys are to lie commended for their willingness to work, and the spirit they manifested during their grid campaign. 52 !) (Iranr. Iluhcrl. IIarn l« n. Kaii” rl. Cheerleaders Athletic Hoard ATHLETIC BOARD. Mr W. M S opcl. Mr. W. K. McCarthy. S.J.. Fr. N A Sullivan, S.I.. Mr. I. A. Pern. Mr. L. 1C I’.riokman, Mr. R. A. McCormick, S J„ Mr. A. W. Piccuta. Tom Blackburn Forward Tom Gynn Center Ed Harmon Forward Varsity Basketball Blackburn. Wcilhinan. Harmon. O'Malley. Dilling, Gynn. Bill Aerni Hugh Whelan Don O’Malley Guard Forward Guard WITH seven of last year's second-place West Senate stars hack and a host of ] otentials up from the Jay Vces. Coach V. H. Scope! knitted his charges into one of the best teams in the city. Built around All-Scholastic Jim Hilling, who scored 269 of the team's 705 jKjints, the squad rang up a list of ten straight victories and finished the season with an eleven-three record. A group of lighting Wildcats, the 48 hardwooders can truly he termed “the 1 K st team Ignatius ever had . Jim Dilling Center Coach Y. H. Scopel Skip Weithman G uard SEASON RESUME EAST TECH In their season opener, the Wildcats toppled a -urprisinglv strong East Tech squad on the 30th and Carroll floor. Starting off slowly, the Cat , lived up to all pre-season expectations l overcoming a l)-7 first-quarter score to lead 21 17 at half time. Captain Jim Hilling made his 17-' I dehut by dropping in 20 points, final Score: Ignatius 12, Hast Tech 36. PARMA Combining a fast breaking offense with a light defense the quintet invaded Parma and held the suburbanites to a mere 1T� points. Hilling was again high point man with 1-1. followed by Harmon’s !i and Biai kbtirn's s. final score: Ignatius 12, Parma 15. ERIE PREP Traveling to Erie. Pa., the Cats threw off the weariness of a live-hour trip and returned to the Inis with their third straight victory. The Pennsylvanians were stymied all the va as Hilling swished the meshes for 17. followed by Gynn’s ! . final Score: Ignatius 12, Erie Prep 21. LATIN On the All-Catholic bill at Public Hall, the senior cagers left a mark on their East-side rival that won't easily be forgotten. Led by Jim Hilling's 51 points. Coach Scopel's boys avenged the football season's loss by clawing the l.ions in a decisive but bard-fought struggle. Final Score: Ignatius 75, Latin 66. CANTON In place of the scheduled game with the Alumni the squad journeyed down to Canton to play one of their closest games of the season. The Cat cagers were trailing until the last .‘Hi seconds when Hilling, aided by Blackburn's and Harmon’s tying points, sank two free throws to give the Saints the edge. Final Score: Ignatius 37. Canton 36. ERIE PREP The Erie Ramblers fell once again before the Cat wrath Hilling. Harmon, and Blackburn registered 15. 14. and 15 point-, respectively. Forty-one fouls were called, 28 of them Wonging to the Erie hoys, final Score: Ignatius 52. Erie Prep 35. SOUTH With Jim Hilling adding 25 points to boost his -casou's record to 135. the Scopelmcn opened their Senate schedule by keeping the Flyers from South well grounded and at the same time registered the seventh consecutive Ignatius triumph. Hon O'Malley and Tom Blackburn tallied 12 and II respectively. Final Score: Ignatius 53, South 36. Top: ii Erie Prep eager drops in two points as Jim Hilling and Ed Hannon watch it cut the cords. Hon't tackle him, Ed! .Middle: Where's the ball: Blackburn tries bis tricky jump-shot against Lincoln. Wcithman pulls up under the basket. Bottom: Ed Harmon outjumps a Parma player to make two of his nine points for the night. SEASON RES! ME MARSHALL I In- Lawyers irom 1-IOtli Street luiamc tin- eighth team to Milfcr defeat .it the ham! of the .it i|iiintet 111 a lopsided battle noted for its fouls. Both teams garnered 10 goals from the field with Ignatius counting 23 ioul shots to in for the visitors. Hilling tool; 'coring honors with 21. Final Score: Ignatius til, .Marshall IS. HOLY NAME 1-or the first time in three years Jim Hilling did not grace the Ignatius line-up. However, his teammates. led by Blackburn and (jynn. knocked the Nainers from the ranks of the unbeaten in recording their third straight Senate victory. Final Score: Ignatius Li, Holy Name 30. GLENYILLK In an independent contest with Glenvillc. the Cats, sparked by Hilling's 20 aiu| Blackburn's 11, overwhelmed the Tarhlooders at the latter’s gym. This was Ignatius' first triumph over the (ileuvillites since the contests were started two years ago. Final Score: Ignatius i . (ilenville 35. WEST TECH Strengthened l v the return of veteran Jim Newman to the Tech squad, the Warriors pulled in their defense and handed the Cats their first loss after ten straight wins. A full house of lion saw the Scope! men lose their first Senate contest. Tom Blackburn with III points headed Ignatius' scoring column. Final Score: Ignatius 13. Tech IS. RHODES The sharpshooting of Hilling and Blackburn failed to stop Rhodes as the Rants long shots toppled the Saints for their second Senate loss. Cat cagcrs held a seven-point margin until midway in the third stanza when Rhodes started popping them in. Hilling connected for 27. Blackburn 12. Final Score: Ignatius 15. Rhodes Id. LINCOLN In a heartbreaking overtime battle with the Presidents front Lincoln, the Cats suffered their third straight loss. Tom Blackburn dropped in two foul shots to tie up the game as the gun sounded the end of regular play. However, the Lincolnmcn forged ahead and at the end of the three minutes Ignatius had lost by one point. Final Score: Ignatius 111. Lincoln 50. WEST Playing their last game of the season, the Ignatius quintet unleashed their fury on the Cowboys in a rugged, one-sided battle. The Saints, leading only 2N-2-I at the half, tallied 17 points in the remaining lb minutes. Capt. Jim Hilling set a new school record by scoring .33 points. Tom Blackburn nailed 10. Final Score: Ignatius 75. West 13. Tcp: Jim Hilling CD. closely guarded by West Tech players, tries a left-handed |nip shot. Newman (20) waits under the basket for jHisSible rebound. It went in Center: Hannon (5) and Blackburn (3) watch Hilling tip one in against Rhodes. Large Ignatius cheering section in background saw the (’.its drop thi' one. 4‘ 15 Bottom: Blackburn (3) lays one up in the Latin game as Hilling (0) stands by to help. TZ. 2 '5c- - Jim Dilling A ll-Scholastic Center TOM BLACKBI R -j-ju. titanic offensive arid defensive play of Toil IMai'klmm not only gratified Ignatius fans hut placet! the fivc-toot-nine forward third highest in West Senate scoring. I'laving his second year of varsity basketball. 'J oin was one of the fastest inctnliers of the 48 squad Despite his si e. he accounted for 15 I joints. ... � fighting Wildcat. Tom could always he counted on in s| ts- His uncanny over-the- Ih-.-iiI ,-m 'IK.IS were a delight to any l,a.ketl.a!l fan. In tin- closing seconds of regular ,.lay m the Lincoln game his tying foul shots threw the game into overtime. JIM BILLING The basketball genius of Jim Dilling deserves much more praise than mere adjectives can furnish. l-’or in his three years of varsity play, Jim established himself as one of the greatest players in the school’s, as well as the city’s, basketball history. In the past three seasons the W ildcat star has amassed a total of 712 points, set a new school game record with 33 points, led the West Senate scoring twice and. above all. has lx-en All-Scholastic two years straight. The ovation which greeted Jim as he left the floor in the closing minutes of the West game was really but a small token of the student Ixxly’s deep appreciation for the honors he has showered on the school. Tom Blackburn AlFfVest Semite Forward '47-'48 BASKETBALL RECORD Ignatius 42 East Tech 36 Ignatius 42 Parma 15 Ignatius 42 Eric Prep 24 Ignatius 75 Latin 6 Ignatius 37 Canton Cath. 36 Ignatius 52 Erie Prep 35 Ignatius 53 South 36 Ignatius 61 Marshall 48 Ignatius 42 Holy Xante 30 Ignatius 47 Glenvillc 35 Ignatius 43 West Tech 48 Ignatius 45 Rhodes 46 Ignatius 49 I ancoln 50 Ignatius 75 West 43 Total 705 548 MoC.onville. Liskcy. erni. Brady. W liclan. Ten Straight Third Row: Blackburn. Liskcy. Brady. Aorni. Second Row: Rage (Mgr.), Whelan, McC'onvillc, Lavelle (Mgr.). Fiksi Row: Hannon, C.ynn, Capt. Dilling. O'Malley. Weithinan, Coach V. II. Scopel. I'iiiki) I v: I'lorian. Nov.ik, R. Murray. Skcond Row: Dunn, F. McDonnell, O’Malley. Gallagher. PolomskN (Mgr.). Firm Row: Fr. Sullivan. S.J.. Maloney, J Murray. Mio. Kaezur, McLaughlin, I loke. Jack Murray [ ops omul the net in the lech game as lloke ami McDonnell audit a possible rebound. The Junior dais non. 10-30. Jay Vee Basketball C LU'IIKI) by Father V. A. Sullivan, S.J.. the Junior Cats completed the season with a three-won, eleven lost record. The lads won their first two independent games, trouncin.it Fast Tech, 33-16, and St. Patrick’s C.Y.O., 53-10. Staggered by had luck the squad lost to (ilen-ville. 33-2‘L and South’s Junior Flyers. -10-38. in overtime contests. One point decided the Lake Shore and W est games, as the team fell 39-38, and 37-36 respectively. The team totaled 469 points to their opponents’ 441. Don lloke led the team in scoring, garnering 90 points. He was closeh followed by Jack McDonnell with 84. Outstanding players, besides Hoke and McDonnell, were lack Murray. Ray O’Malley, and Dan Florian. 60 Freshman Basket ha 11 IX completing a record of twenty-three win?. against live detcats. this years ildkitten cagers were by far one of the best teams Ignatius ever had. Coached by Father J. J. Bossing. S.J.. the frosh, following the example of the varsity, went on a winning streak, ringing up a record of seven straight before Benedictine tripped them. .15 .10. Father Rossing divided the s |ttad into three teams, thus giving all the young hoopsters a chance to play the game. I he lads finished the season with a 12(� 7-point total while their opponents chalked up only 7.14. This includes the independent games. Beading scorer was forward eorge I'loucha with 225 markers. Frank Stringer at center poured in 220. )ther outstanding players who made the season great were Chuck Blackburn. Jim Schram. Martv Kelly. Jim Wallace, and Bat (. oughlin. FROSII Ignatius 49 Ignatius 37 Ignatius . 1 Ignatius o Ignatius .to Ignatius 33 Ignatius 29 lynatiu' 55 Ignatius 25 Ignatius 38 Ignatius 38 Ignatius 23 Ignatius 25 Ignatius -12 Ignatius -11 Ignatius 41 Ignatius 57 Ignatius .82 Ignatius 43 RKCOkl) St Stanislaus 8 1 .atin 21 Lincoln 24 Westlake 23 Betted id i tie 35 (. ollimvof id 35 kirk Jr. High 35 Marshall 23 1 Inly Xante 24 Parma 18 Latin 27 Collimvood 20 Holy Xante 20 Lincoln Kirk Jr. High 33 iilmote 22 Rocky River 38 Parma 59 Benedictine 49 Back Row: Reese. Skelly. Plouclm, Stringer. Kelly. Wallace Fr. Rossing. S J. Prom Row: Blackburn Kowal. Lawless, Schram. (tipper. Maroon. Radeff. Becks 7 ( pen (hamps Som k, Harry, Corbett, Crock, Keefe. '47 Soviet• ( hatnps Hack How: Shark in. Welsh, C Calhgher, Kas ur. Trout How: Auhle, Hraiulabnr. Jeffries. Boxing X 1947 Tom Corbett, flashy junior, won the Alumni Sjx rtsmanship Trophy. given each year for sportsmanship and all-around ability. Cat Keefe, who was back again this year to defend his title, won his third straight crown. At presstime, as prospects put muscles into shajte in the basement of the annex, the eleventh I Hue and Cob! Hosing Tournament apjiears that it will be as exciting as those of previous years. Mr. J. A. Terry became the new boxing coach, giving the prosjxxtive champs daily work-outs. He was aided by Mr. IT E. McCarthy, S.J.. and the members of the Monogram Club. This year, and hereafter, because of the necessity ot sending all copy to the printer before March, the previous year’s boxing will be treated in The Ignatian. .ii tg Couch Tern 'tics Mon tOr he II (t e technique. lorry st uore hoys, this is Back Row: Tobin, Burdcnski. Stciaucin, T. LcChaut. Front Row: Knglcrt. McGuire. Mr. Cross, S.J.. W. Tunincy. J. UcCbant rp 1 emus CARRYING the laurels of Ignatius to the courts, the ’47 netmen wound up in second place, tied with University School. Although Mr. L. J. Cross, S.J.. tennis coach, lost three of last year’s regulars, lie has four returning letternien and a host f prospects with which to mold a new team. Beginning in early March the racket hoys began to get into sha| e tor the opening of the league in late April. Utst year’s lettermen were: Jim Tohin. Joe Fackelmann of the singles team; Tom McGuire and Jim DoC’hant of the doubles. Substitutes who saw action during the spring were: Tom Berdenski. Bob Stefancin. Harry Knglert. Bill Tuinney and Tom DeChant. Moir, I). Sccholzer. Zimmer, Piskura. Connors. Mr. McCormick. S.J.. Kilroy. SKKKING to retain their West Senate 1947 (� � lf Title, the Ignatius linksmen (lusted off their clubs with Rhodes, at Ridgewood Golf Course, April 30. Mr. R. . McCormick. S.J.. the new coach, inherited three veterans front last year's championship team. Returning lettermen were Don See holster, Dick Zimmer, and Bob O'Connor. )ther teams on the golfer’s schedule, besides Rhodes, were W est, Lincoln, Parma, and Berea. Top: I'.ricknian, Var l. Whelan. Dillinu, bedeon. Olcsik, Williams. Middle Schrani, Porte. . McCaffrey. Martan. Winkler. Moore. Bottom: Walsh (Mgr.i, Rcxlsers. Missim:: Dolan, Wamhv. Sullivan. Reilly. Baseball C'MCW MIC1) | y Mr. 1 1. S. Ileglaw. the ‘47 W ildcat j baseball team bad a season Idled with contrasting fortune. Aided by tbe pitching of Jim Hilling, the squad won it first six games and the first round of the West Senate race. They then made a complete reversal of their winning form and dropped the next four in a row. finishing with a 7-4 record. This year, since the annual goes to press before the present season gets under way, we are unable to include a summary of the games. However, with Mr. I.enny IJriekman as head baseball coach and six returning lettermen. the ‘48 team should finish a successful season. because of a new Senate ruling. Hilling will be ineligible to take over his mound duties, so Coach Hrickman is relying on the arms of bob Hrickman. Hugh W helan, and Jim I’orter to carry the Cats through. behind the mask will he W ally )lesik whose hitting and team play kept last season's nine cm top. 'ferry Richardson along with bran Marian are the only returning infielders. Dick Rodgers and Jack McCaffrey. twn of the -17 squad's hardest hitters, will he hack to patrol the garden. Coach L. E. Brickman 1947 Lettermen Richardson, Martau, McCaffrey, Hilling, Olesik, Rodgers. M.---“■ fl KadloiT, (iavcklc. Tobin, MeN.illy, I'r. K.much, S.J.. Brady. Mooney, Murray. To bring myself closer ti Jesus through Our Messed Mother, Mary. WITH these words as their standard the Senior Socialists made the Sodality what it should he the top organization in the school. Reorganizing the Sodality into a committee system was the first goal the group attained. As a result all sodalists were able to take a very active part in the Sodality program this year. The agenda this year was more varied than ever lie fore because of the very aggressive leadership of the new moderator. Father A. V. Kanueh. S.J., and .Mr. R. |. Feuerstein. S.J.. his assistant. Some of the more successful activities were: daily Rosary devotions in October and May. Communion Masses. Knights' Vigils, the Food Drive (in which last year’s returns were doubled), the I hoir. the Christmas Dance, the Sodality Onion Party in the cafeteria, and the Radio W orkshop skits. This year owes its success not only to the moderators and the officers, but also to the splendid coo|X ration of all the sodalists. s E N I 0 R S 0 0 A L I T Y II_______ Ixnatins lends mil a fete Sodalists fnr a Lourdes '. I. ski I. Time out from carotin fi at St. John s Hospital to pose tcilh Hi shop lleftin. Sophomore Soda Iity Isabella, Wisehnievcr. I'r. Menchen. S.J.. McDonnell. WI TH a year of Sodality experience behind them, the second-year men are kept on “Our Lady’s Road to Christ through the Sophomore Sodality directed by Father A. I Menchen. S. |. These sodalists reviewed the Sodality rules and heard several talks on pertinent Sociality subjects. Thus they are now ready to enter the larger range of activity olTered by the Senior Sodality. Officers of this group were: Hob Wisch- tncyer. prefect; Aemilio Isabella, vice-prefect; Jim Quinn, secretary; and Pat McDonnell, treasurer. •7 r ! I Fresh man Sodality BIvCAUSF of the huge enrollment this year the Freshman Sodality was divided into two groups. The group headed by Father J. I. O'Brien. S.J., elected the following officers: Joseph Dory, prefect: Raymond Becker, score tary: James Wallace, vice-prefect: John O’Shea, treasurer: and John Skelly, sergeant-at-arms. The group moderated by Mr. F. I.. Fergus. S.J.. elected Jim Schram. prefect: Martin Kelly, vice prefect: Patrick Cannon, secretary: and Frank Harrington, treasurer. Both sections kept a watchful eye on their ultimate goal, the Senior Sodality, hacking that group in every major activity. Wallace, O'Shea, Schram, Mr. Fergus S.J., l)6rv, Hecks. I. A. A Till', weight of practically every event of the school year swings on the hinges of the little sate that stands in its own corner in the Ignatius Athletic .Association office. ieorge Hammer and h'rank (ir lina. president and vice-president, assisted Mr. K. J. Xoetzel, S.J., in keeping the hands of this group of financially-inclined individuals in the dough. With willing men such as ieorge Meissner and Hob Bumm. plus the above mentioned efficient source of authority, the club closed the hooks and the little safe door on another year labeled with $l.’CCTI$$! 72 Mr If- ' • MrCVirf tv. S.J.. briefs the Irt (Hub at a special session before they icieltl their artistic brushes. Art Club UX’DF.R the guiding brushes of Mr. I). I '. McCarthy. S.J., and I'resident Dick (iaeckle, the Art Club developed high quality in its work this year. Regularly the dub produced a stream of colorful posters. Dick Dacckle handed out the assignments and (ilenn Messer, vice-president, took care of the business details. Charles Otcasck's reproduction, entitled Madonna. made a striking appear-ance in the Art Club display. Hack Row: Runes. Saul. aeckle, Wiesttcr, Hrauti. |;koni Row: t .uli.it. Ivini, Messer. Croft. Pasxkowski. The Eye I’ortur, Ilarter. MrNally, Sohrani. MolVut, C'iltlar. Dugan, I’at ton. Fisher, Barry, t’ccck. Mugaletta. UXDKK the editorship of Howard Gray, the 1947 Kye Staff amiably succeeded in chaining the vibrant beauty of life at Ignatius to the prison of parchment. In fact their portrayal was so successful that The Kye was awarded the All-Catholic and All-American ratings. Assisting Gray were Jack Murray, managing editor. Paul Mooney, news editor, and Dick O'Brien, sports editor. Tom Spinier was assistant news editor, Don O'Malley, assistant sports editor, and Boh C’iltlar. I’. B. Correspondent. Together with Mr. M. T. Canon, S.J.. the staff published six issues and climaxed its tenure with a six-page colored hristmas issue. Hammer, Gaeckle. Straub. Corcoran, losher. Cihlar. Dugan. Killeen, Cusick. The Ignatian Al' the conclusion of the 1948 Ignatian Subscription Drive, sparked by Business .Manager Dick Gaeckle aiul hi assistants George Main mer and 1-anil Straub, the Ignatian Staff settled down to hard work and the visionary's dreams of “the best yet. The editorial staff, headed by Kditor-in-chief Tom Spittler. supervised the various divisions of tlie yearbook. John Mott handled the senior section: Jerry Barry, the sports; and Tom Kadloff, the clubs. Members of the staff aiding the section editors and Mr. M. T. Carron. S.J., the moderator, were Haul Mooney. Bob Cihlar. Dick Cusick. Jack Killeen. Dick Corcoran. Tom Driscoll. Tom Dugan and b red l-isher. George Hammer and Dick Gaeckle performed the Herculean task of keeping the accounts and organizing the advertising copy. Bill Antolik was staff typist. Spit tier. Harry. Kadloff, Mr. Carron, S.J., Mott, Mooney. French Club TO develop a cultured French tongue was the aim ni Mr. J. R. Habes. S.J., the moderator of the academy. With motion pictures of great French scientists and modern France in war he brought the group closer to French customs and ideas. Bob Patton. “Lc I’ere Xoel, and President dreg Moffat ile'servc honorable mention for the work on the Christmas Party. Likewise Kditor 1 Carroll and the remaining staff members did a sizeable job on every issue of “Le Journal de St. Ignace. Other important items on the cluh program were the French skits and the spirited correspondence with French hoys and girls, which caused an unprecedented juror scribcmii (to use a non-French expression) among academy members. RadloiT. Mr. Ilahes, S.J.. Moftitt. Patton, Carroll. Third Row: Sepsi, C.aeckle. I). Seeliolzer. Paryzek. Shaffer. N. Xak, Hueffed. Mueller. Dempsey. Second Row: Sweeney. Cross. Black. Brandabur. Bcargie, C. rot ten. Landino. (.ilfethcr. Moftitt, Knnes Firsi Row: Wallace, Morin. Dougherty. Carroll. Mr. Habes, S.j.. Radloff, Patton, Fackelmann, Buntm. 76 Camera Club Stone, Bruening, Mr. Burnham, S.J., Mahonev, Sirokv. Visk. TIMS year the Camera Club was brought into focus and deyeloj ed by Mr. R. I . Ihirnham, S.J. Piloted by Pete Mahoney, the club boasted thirty-live enthusiastic members. Pat Bruening and I rank Sirokv held the vice-president and the secretary-treasurer plates. A member that deserves honorable mention for his work in the photography field is Jack Stone. Heading the list of club activities was the annual photography contest, open to members only. The divisions were portrait, animal life, architecture, and landscape. And. of course, the club plays an imjM� rtant role in the production of The Kve and The Ignatian. Back Row: Carson. O’Connor, Walsh, Clifford, Mahoney, Sirokv. Grccol. Geiger. Murray. Coerdt. Yisk. Miudlk Row: Novak. Distcr, Webster, Totlia, Hanlon, Tobin, Rock. Weizcr, Gardner, Murray, Stone. Bruening. Front Row: Keberle, Kalal, R. Thompson. Dunphy, Mr. Burnham, S.J., Cachat, Tv Pas. Knsign, Fridriek. 77 TIII.vY say. “A hair divides the true from the false. With this thought in mind tin- memljcrs ol the Hellnrmine Debating Society, tinder the direction of Mr. I . S. Kchrcs. S.J., vocally battled for their contentions concerning present-dav pr« ihlems. The big event of the year was the Itourdaloue Tournament which lasted from January to May. The debates were held on the national topic: ‘Tiovernment Arbitration of Labor Disputes. The officers were ieorge Meissner, president; John Mott, vice-president: and bred bisher. secretary. Mack Row: RadlolT. Cusick. Meissner, Paryzek. Voss. Mott. Center Row: Zy Fisher, McCafferty. Killeen, Mr. Kehres,S.J., Morin. Dugan. Mooncv Froni Row: 1 J C.iv.inagh, Jerman Marsh, Furman, ('.ray, C.aeckle KNOWING that excellence in public shaking is developed only by long and continued practice, thirty freshmen turned out for the first meeting of the Freshman Debating Club. Mr. . E. McCarthy, S.J., the moderator, spent the first semester giving his boys the fundamentals of good speech, and during the second semester concentrated mainly on debates with other schools. At the first meeting, Jim Schoeffler was elected president; Bob Slattery, vice-president; Tom Skulina. secretary; and Ciary Murray, treasurer. The next step in the oratorical process is attained through the Sophomore Debate Club, directed by Mr. I). F. McCarthy, S.J. A smaller number than usual turned out this year, making for more frequent debates among the teams within the club. During the second semester the Soph and Frosh Clubs debated each other several times on the National Topic. Officers elected were: Fat McDonnell, president; Tom Hasehart. vice-president; and Mike Schneid, secretary-treasurer. Vv, lv, 11 t lio heck floes 'Parle' l ere you talking tit him a lien you should have hern st inlying? Harlequins of 1948 STAGED April 2, 3. and 4 at the Little Theatre, this year's plav. What a Life. received hearty approval from the large Ignatian audiences that saw the production. Ton. Kadloff as Henry Mdrich. Ray McNally a. Mr liradlev, and John Diskin as Homer IVarson turned in top-n„tc|, performances as the l™ls of the play. Clifford Goldsmith's What A Life’ Nvas produced hv Mr. U. F. Burnham, S.I.. Ilarle.p.in moderator. He was assisted l,y Mr. R. j. Feuerstein. S.|„ and Pete Iirarly. student director; Fred Lpple. stag „Kin?gcrJ. an | r Hammer, lnisinc� manager. j� ctc |� ra lv. Mr Burnham, S.J., Fred Fpplc CAST Mr. Shea Mr. Nelson Mr. Patterson .... Bill Mr. Eggleston .... Mr. Vechinni 1 lenry Aldrich .... Chuck Mr. Brad lev Mr. Whiteman .... ieorge Bigelow ... Jerry Barry •Mr. Aldrich Mr. Ferguson .... The Hand E T.. during summer vacations the neighborhood is entertained as the hoys go through their intricate drills in preparation for the coming football season. The band is the only group to function throughout the entire year. After the final gun of the Charity Game, at which the band makes its last gridiron appearance, the musicians turn their talents toward the spring concert. Football games, feature basketball games, parades, the spring concert, and the Military Mall comprise the major portion of the band's yearly agenda. Add to this list two weekly practices and you have a portrait of one of the school's most spirited and enthusiastic organizations. Mr. .). T. Hearns Direr lor 82 Mr. II heeler. S. J.: “.I hand marches on its sales tax stamps. In i hand it's the trumpets that count. Radio Club IXTFRFSTFl) Ignatians satisfied their appetite for a knowledge ol radio by means of the Radio Club. I he ever increasing importance oi radio, together with it young counterparts, television and frequency modulation, makes the Radio Club a very timely organization. 'fhe best way to gain the required knowledge of radio is to build one yourself. For this reason the members had access to the radio room where they could find all the necessary tools and equipment. This year the club, open to seniors only, was filled to capacity. Father J. YY. Stejskal. S.J.. the club’s moderator, has a well developed system wherein he gives a demonstration with each explanation. In this way Father hopes to send out wave after wave of radio-wise seniors. Efl Harmon explains the one-lube set while I'r. Stejskal takes a breather. Classics Club Si m : Mooney. Furman. Jakiclaszek. Hicks. Murray, Ikiuhof. Maguire. Stanihno: Gray, (‘usick. Sullivan, Magaletta, Mr. McCormick, S.J.. Hammer. Spittlcr. CLASSICS Club members saw a moderate revision of their organization this year, with its division into two separate sections, one for Latin, another for Creek. The Latin group directed all its attention to a preparation for the Interscholastic Latin Contest, in which one of its members. Fd Harmon, won 13th place. Mr. Y. II. Haves. S.J.. was the director of this group. Creek students discussed the teachings of great Creek philosophers and writers. Mr. R. A. McCormick. S.J.. this gr up's moderator, held open forum discussions during the weekly meetings. Monogram Club I'Hom Row: Snmlka. l okm. ll.uk man. Crock, Morgan. Mio, Conrad. Si:coni Row: .alia Jut. Hoke. Sk � da. Kellov, 'iwlcon. Jt -U N f'ROM Row: Jirxcns, Blackburn, Aerni, Whelan, Li key, U’eithman, I), Brady. Si-coni Row: Harmon. O'MalUy, (.ynii, Pilling, McConville. B LACK and hliic tied), aching mti -c!es, and 'titT j inr.s. ;ill products of the Having Tournament. arc jnsi a remembrance now of another sticcess-lul project of the Monogram Clnh. Made up strictly of varsitv Icttenvin-ner . the members husied themselves-before the houts bandaging and taping hawk .A tor the hunts. however, it was a matter of applying smelling '.alts and ice-packs. Ml the dull activities were tinder the supervision ol Mr. K. . . McCormick. S.J.. moderator, and the club officers. Jim Hilling. Jack ('rock, and lack Kelley. Back Row: llarlev, M. Kilhane. J. Murray, Shau linessy, Mr. McCormick. Uuklad. Richardson. Rrigotti. Rangert. Frost Row: Reilly, Porter. Nickels, Schram. Kaczur. Martau, . Murray. Standing: Scndry, C'avanagh, C.recol, Fitzpatrick. Si-.ati-:i : Kapon, Mr. FCnnen, S.J., kit-dinger, llencsey, Maas. Stamp Club PATNA MISSION' not only receives support from the mission collections here at Ignatius lmt from the Stamp Club which helps in its own quiet way by purchasing stamps from the missions. Another activity was the exchange of stamps with Kuro-pean Jesuit institutions. Moderated by Mr. R. C. Knnen. S.J., the club elected Bob Sendry president, Hugene Kopan secretary. an l Jim llencsey treasurer. Standino: t'hler, Urigotti, M. Kilbaue, (iaeckle. Skati:i : Furlong, Lawless, McLaughlin, Maguire, V. Tumncy. Keller. Mission Collectors Arthur II. Dillein u Ih. t reasu rvr; John •'. Murray. 2nd vice-president ; h r. I hi. (Iritu min, S.J., faculty director; Edward •'. Durkin, president; Inspector Michael J. Illackwell. secretary; Joseph J. Sussen. 1st vice-president. Fathers Club THIS year the Fathers Club elected Mr. Kdward Durkin president. Messrs. Joseph Sussen and John Murray vice-presidents. Inspector Michael Blackwell and Mr. Arthur Dillemuth were voted the secretary and treasurer duties iesj ectively. The new officers assumed their positions at the Installation Dinner held in the school cafeteria February 17. This date also marked the official beginning of the Annual Scholarship Drive. This year’s Dads Club was not to be outdone by its predecessors and accordingly offered, as the grand prize of the raffle. $10,000 in cash or merchandise. Xor did they stop there, but added two automobiles plus an endless list of secon dary prizes. The climax of the drive, of course, was the drawing held on the evening of April 17. Though trying to act indifferent Mom enjoyed being the center of attraction at the yearly Mothers' Night. While progress marches on before the eyes of the school, each student realizes his debt of gratitude not only to his own Dad. but also to the Fathers Club and Father I . F. Crimmin. S.J.. faculty advisor of the Club. s'7 BASKET THIRD ROW: G. Love. K. Nemeth, T. Marsh, R. Banhot, K. Tobin, F. Walsh, T McGuire. SR COX I) ROW: I). Schostek, I.. Pecek. J. Pilot, J. Roy. W. Rock. I . I'. Fanlhahcr, V. Antolik. N’. Smicklas. Ft RSI ROW: P. Rule. R. Harter. R. Meissner, Mr. Kchres. S.J.: R. McNally, I . Fisher. W. Hussey. Junior Gloss THIRD ROW: J. Ayhvard. I). Klliott, .1. Cozzcns, J. Hammer, R. Clifford. A. Giambetro. SECOND ROW-; K. Kirchner. J. McLaughlin, R. Carlin, J. Raith, T. Sloan. J. Casey, T. Burdcnski. B. I ubcr. TIRS'l ROW: W. Tobbe, J. Flanagan. R. Gibbons. Mr. Cross. S.J.; J. Porter. D. G. Faul-haber. F. Grdina. Uissinti: R. Brennan. R. Monroe. THIRD ROW': J. Dunn. P. Jeffries, J. Robinson. J. Wcidus. K. McXcclcy. R. Scndrv. !•'. Murray. K. DeCrahe. SECOND ROIC: K. Hassell. R. Philipps. J. E. Fcigh n, X. Bnnsey. R. Koch, R. Xovak. D. Brady. FIRST ROW : R. Stciancin, 1). Villwock, J. I.edvina. C. Xickcls. 1-. Porto. J. Reilly. Junior Class THIRD ROW : I). Martens. M. Doyle. J. Darcy, X. Raleigh. V. Boukalik. H. Jackson. V. Kirchncr. SECOND ROW : R. Krajccr. J. T. Feighan, R Kowall. J. Murray, L. Buklad. 1. Korvta. R. Miller. J. F.vans, F. Murphy. FIRST ROW : J. McGraw, H. Rank. W. Hassett. I). Harley. J. Brubeck, C. Fitzpatrick, G. Reinhardt. TOl Kill ROW: «. 1 avanagh. I . fiaughau. R. Reese. I’. Itruening, R. (Jelin, R. Mchla, I. Dorogi. K RulYuer. 'I'. Walters. THIRD ROW: V. Noonan. K. Tight-. I . Dugan. K. Wiemcls. I.. Masin. R. Jasko, VV. leriuan. SHCOXD ROW J. Weher. I). Williams, J. Sullivan. Mr. Wheeler. S.J.; M McKean, II Mullen. ’I I.it .ler. i'lRSl ROW: I-.. Ii nliam, R. Somsak. J. Murphy. J. (line. R. Regan, I . Murnski. Missbhi: T. Mayer. Junior Class l )( KTH ROW: A. Waiwood. W. Karhart. J Winkler. J. White. N. l, ox, I . Conway l Cimrad. l Cedcoil. T. Dutlzinski, t (ieiger. THIRD Roll' W. H.-ukI. W. Heniu-ssy. F. Murphy. W Shark in. W l.vnch. R. Kezahck. T. Thewes. I . Creulich. J. Mucllauer, J. |)onahue. C. Otcasek SI-COX It ROW: !•'. Mauer, W.Miller. K Shaughnessv. It. Vaughan. S.J.: J. Skoda. J. Kilroy, J. Bares. FIRST ROW: J. Conroy. K. Scherry. J. McIntyre. J. Manihuca. S Smith. J. Connelly. J. Heckman. DO I RTU ROW: J. Dzubau, I.. Yokaty. R. Kimdmueller, II. Burkhardt, C. Oswald, M. Braun, L. Richards, B, Wooster, J. Stepanek THIRD ROW: J. UFranierc, C. O'Malley, I). Mackay. R. Biley, K Filion, .1. Johns..n. ’. Todia, D. Duhigg, N'. Bennett. V. Malley. SECOND ROW: W. Moir, J. Allen. T. Donovan. Mr. Thomas, K. Owens, II. Yande-Vclde, K. Mayer. EIRS7 ROW: R. Johnson. J. McManainoii, (1. Ina, R. Wanner. J. McCaffertv. B. Me I lines. Junior Class 3 H THIRD ROW: T. Murray. J. McCafYcriy, R. Smolka. I). Sclnvering. R. Pcrovick, J. Kowalski. IS. Flynn. T. Geiss, P. Mahoney. SECOND ROW: X. Riley, R. Page. R. Harrigan, J. Dister, J. Dewine. W. Mullallv. M. Mancuso, J. DeChant, H. Bourguignon. J. Hamden. J. Dillhocfcr. EIRST ROIC: F. Guerra. R. Friedcl. G. Murray. Fr. Mcnehen. S.J.; B. I.iskey, II. Shea. F Malloy. Missino: I.. Weitlunan. COl'R 'D ROM’: I. Kvsela. |. Lewis. J. Scheer, K. Wunderlc. A. Dillcmuth. I.). Jenkins. I). I.avdlc. R. Rice. THIRD Roll'; J Schram. I.. Kelly. J. Spaniel. J. Koeth, G. GreCnc. K. Kopan. R. Riptuii. L. Dussault. J. Berger. SEC OX I) ROM': C. Majewski. T. Hughes. i. Cornelius. Mr. Cross. S.J.; F. Andrews, (j. W intering. B. Filiae. ■IRS' ROM': V. Schneider, R. Galvin. J. Sweeney, II. McMahon, A. Smith. 3 J Junior Class Sophomore Class ■OCR II ROM': M Kysela. .1. Conrv, J. Curran, R O’CVmnor, J. Sullivan, T. Auble. H. Weir. W. Gunning, F. Selvaggio. ' IIIRP ROIC: K Brickman. J. Welsh, T. McCarthy. C. 'ana. . Russell, F. Spinier, W. Walters, T. Landy. R. Aerni. S U'OXD ROM': R. Small, C. Morgan. C. Gallagher. K. Kaezur. Mr. Hayes, S.J.; 1). Hoke. .1. Mayer. J. Wilhelms. G Wasmer. I' RST ROM'': T Robinson, A Mullee, .1. Owen, L. Bir. R. Sawhill. S. Corrigan, Mixsintj: T. DeChant, R. Keller. 2 B EOl RTH ROII': 1'. Kuhry, J. Toomey, R. L'rmctz, J. Dicrson, M. Xowacki. A. Quinn. .1. Gniewkow.ski. R. Heppcrla. R. General. THIRD ROW J. Mar(juar l. R. Gregory, W. Ankenhrandt, R. Novak. . Birehlcr. J. Poliak. I Gallagher, j. Reidy, I.. Bayer. R. Secun Ie. K. Eliason. SECOXD ROW: J. Connors. V. Adler. V. Tinnncy. R. Zunt. Mr. McCarthy, S.J.; R. George, D. Kennedy, J. Finnerty. R. Cimpennan. T'IRST ROW: W. Taber, K. Haas. C. Biebelhanscn, J. Hcnesey, ( Kopcowski. H. Dechant. G. Schmidt. Sophomore Gloss TOVRTII ROW: R. Corrigan. I . Hoffman. M. Prcndcrgast. A. Groden, C. Mazer. J. I Irrnandez. I . Doell, J. Zawaski. R. Tndia, A. Isabella. THIRD ROW: A. Meyers, V. Byrnctt. W. Wamby. .1. I .iberatorc. II. Schulte, R. Ryan. V. W’irtz. R. O'Malley. T. Schaefer. SECOND ROW: R. O'Donnell. .1. Wach, J. Seeley, R. Hummer, Mr. I'euerstein. S.J.: R. Soucie, J. McGrath, R. Smith. G. Hughes. T'IRST ROW: R. YVaiwood. T Tomsik, K. Barrett. D. Wagner, R. Polomsky. R. Jucr gens, R. Jaeger. TO( NTH NOIl' I Schwertner, R. Scott. I. ltaliano, I). Florian, I. Daley. Bulger, J. Klouk. J. Brady. J. Foley. THIN ) NOW: V. Henrick. .1. Ruddy, T. Smith. Y Fox, F. Lal-onde, E. Rooney, J Hannon. M. Wachsinan. I). Walsh. S iCOXI.) NOIl’: I) Sullivan. I). F erstner. J. Brandabur. Mr. Schicker, J. Curran, I. Dill, M. Xorris. TINS! NOIl’: C Zcpp. F. Blodgett. I). Hurd. T. McGinty, V. Bir, II. Hnglcrt. S. ()!eksyk. Sophomore Class TO 'NTH Noll': J. Minch. I- Mathews. J. Piskura. J. (irccol. I). Webster. R. Ginger. ) O'Brien. J. Murray. TH NH NOW: I . O'Brien. J. Gannon, !' Met utcheoii, H. Ciroth, J. J. Gill. R. Maloney. I. Whelan. T. Moore. R. Mayher. I). Nilgej. T. ialney. SliCOXH NOW: T. Saal. I.. Borden. R. McCool. I.. Dolan. Mr. Fergus, S.J.; ‘. Dunn, R. Riedingcr. J. Sutter. A. Goebl. TTNSI NOW: C. Metro. G. Kalat. .1. Dalun, G Hogan, I. Blake. A. Smith. R. Blair. Hissiua: C. Martin. FOR R ill ROW1: J. McGimy, J. Volzer, M. Sclmeid, T. Basehart. l Schartinan, G. McGuuaglc, I . Kbner. K. Holzheimer. L. Halts. THIRD ROW’: J. Hubert, J. Gerhard. V. Todia. W. Strnniski, T Tidd, J. McKeon, J. Higgins, A. Drobnak. I . Carson. SFX'OX l ROW': J. Garrity, R. Harding. P. McDonnell, Mr Fergus. S.J.; I). I.edvina, A. FitzGerald, M. Blackwell. FIRST ROW': T. Sabine. T. Ilolan. J. Geiger. M. Faul, I). Diemer, I). Hammer. J. Ralph. Missitit : D. Davidson, F. Smith. Sonliomore (.lass 2 F FOl'RTJI Roll': I . Donohue, R. Dawson. Y Woodward. K. Stadter. V. Stieger, F. I, '.iden, A. Stasek. '. W'ciskittel, C. Gallagher. THIRD ROW': C. Consiglio. .1. Diskin. J. Brabant. F. Mio. I. Scharf. J. Brown. W. Jackman. R. Cocrdt. T. Jerntann. J. Hoy, R. Berichoii Stii.'OSD ROW': D. McLaughlin. R. Brennan, T. Biekinier. R Murray. K. Wischmeycr. J. McDonnell. J Hopkins. G. I.eonard, K. Durkin. FIRS’! ROW': G. Tummy, F. MeGunagle. R Visk, |. Dolezal. K. Perotti. J. Novak. D McGarvey. IOCKIIJ KOII’: J. Fowler, J. Byrne, I.. Jerinan. L. Jablonski. T. Linn, J. Barrett. .1. Mchiicn. T. Shaughnessy. K. Tcl’as. THIRD KOII': J. Jackson, k. Harder, M. I less. T. Freeman, k. Smallwood. J. Brown, K. Boycrt. C. IVAgostino. F . Mayornick. SFX'OXD koil’: k. Illrscli. II. Hanlon, T. Carey, I). Dolesh. Fr. Coog.au. S.J.: I . KadefT. k. Skorko. V, 1 -;� ! . P. Tobin. T'lKS'l KOII’: I). Spisak. Y. Beutler, l;. Harrington, J. Duhigg. i. Putty. T. Whalen, T. Malady. Missing: J Paulitsky. Freshman Class for Kin KOII': k. Kerr, J. Shaughnessy. J. Coughlin. K. Joyce. G. Ploucha. P. Kowall. |. Gipi er. R. Abel, P. Sweeney. r THIRD KOII': S. Manser, B. Sum. T. Dixon, k. Miller. T. Corley. R. Hengst. l.oParo. J. Cybulski, H. Themes. c , SliCO.Xl) KOII': I). Daley. V. Cassidy. A Costabile. M. Kelly. Fr. Sullivan. «• McCann. 1). O’Donnell, A. Rothenberger. M. Scalabrino. _ , n,ttin FIRST KOH': T. Sheehy. k Dunphy. D. Bruening. J. Carlin. J. Crowe, J. 1,unn Missint : P. Sins. FOURTH ROIT: X. O'Donnell. I.. K. Jerman. L. Traxlcr, I). Schlos.ser, W. Kamicli. L. Sahctta. V. Riui. I’. Monroe, J. Gallipoli 'THIRD ROW: C. Gasper, A. llritz, J. Schneider, R. Riccardi, C. Rohde. I’. Sweeney. V. Foecking. D. Ballash, G. Krajcer. SECOND ROW: W. Bryncs. J. Scrivens. J. Furlong, G. Smith, Fr. Yana. S.J.: J. Skelly, J. Weitlunan. J. McGraw. V. Flanagan. FIRST ROW: R. Thompson, W. Millson, J. Lawless, K. Cram. Missing: J. Weir. R. Bueschcr. Freshman Class FOURTH ROW: J. Dorsey, W. Daley, C. VonDuhn, G. Sclnvcndcr, J. Stone. W. Hallisy. 11. Phelan. C. O’Connell. 1 . Flood. THIRD ROW’: W. McElroy, J. Dory. II. Brezine, W. Braun, R. Corrigan, V. Haas. T. Aigner. P. McCutchcon. C. Miller. J. Yignos. G. Geiss. SECOND ROIC: W. Powers. R. Norris, R. Morris. F. Stringer. Fr. Vana, S.J.; J. J. Barrett, J. Wallace. J. Skoda. R. Twohig. FIRST ROW: .1. Connolly, D. Kelly. T. Ostrom. R. Susnik, II. Nero. K. McLaughlin, R. I laneline. J. Hanf. TOD Kill HOW: C Ensign, .1. Fahey. J. Schocftler. J. Madigan. I . Murray. I). Fallon. I.. Reinhart. G. Ghotkevys. R. York. , , , ...... , Till HD HOW: K. Coughlin. A. Stav«� lc. J. R. McCormick. I.. Lackainp. . v ewer. J. Fergus, C. Mueller. V. Gardner. R. Fitzgerald. .... - , ., S iCOXI) HOW: C. Coulter. R. Moore. R. Croft. J. Dudley. I r. Walter. M. McClarnon. R. Becks. X. Cook, I. Crawley. IIKSI HOW: R. Corrigan. V. Simpson. .1 Monde. V. Kelly. R Ruffner, R. Uzl. M. Slacken. K. McGinnis. R Scott. Freshman Class I'Ol’H'lll HOW: Y. Wintering, T. Car mod v. I Moloney, Y Deighan. J. D'Amato M. McLaughlin. 1C. W ahl. T. Keller. I'. Geraci. Till HP HOW : (J. Spittlcr, ( l.aiuh, J Schrain. J. McCormick. .1 B rancher, li. Farrell. I’. Me Dunn. I . Morse. I', Granzcicr. SliCOXD HOW: .1. Morrow. J. Mullin. T. Skulina. C. Blackhurn. Fr. W’elfle. S.J.; G. Murray. L. Hosstrasser. M. Weber. I '. 'I'ischler. I IKSI HOW: K. Kehcrle, R. Krent. R Love. J. Durkay. J. Gray. J. Vrsansky. J. Green. Mi sunn: K. Wilkolak. 1 F roe Kin ROW: R. I.abadie, II. Geiger. W Kriska. J. I loving. J. A born. I . limbeck, J. Hough, T. Soldi. A. Maroon THIRD ROll': J. Cootie. J. McDonnell. I . Brandt. J, Yurchenko, l . Bosnian, I Frce-man. T. Hunt. I). Koran. V. Kucrst. S iCOXD ROll': A. Distcr, I . Coughlin, 1 . Cannon, Mr. Piccuta, l; Murphy. I’ Steiger-wahl. R. Reese. I-TRS'I ROll': V. Gallagher. II. I.orig. I) Osier, .1 Rangort, ,1 Kilroyne. G. Roth. W. Paszkowski. II. Bcrlon. Freshman Class 1 H ROVRTH ROll': J. Klein, J. Ohliger. A Holan, C Hatcher. .1. Cusick, I . Powers. R Mills. K. Jackson. R. Kridrich. THIRD ROll': J. Kilhane, T. Musson, T. Schattb, M Sta el. 'I' Ward. W AHausoit. I . Dominguez, K. Gresko, b. Leasure. Slit OXI ROW: I). Scehol .cr. S Driscoll. R. Slattery, D. (ireetie. Mr. McCarthy, S.J.; J, O'Shea. 1 ( achat, D. Guttman. R. Mosher T'IRS‘1 ROW: .1 Wagner, C- Kinney. I . Gregory. I.. Hejmcr. T. Simon. 1.. Smith. T. Knglish. A Senior's May 23 In the annex gym at the annual Junior Xight. Messrs. Brady, Dilling, Mott, and Kelley were elected to lead the Class of '48. I missed l v 229 votes. Tough luck! June II—Class of '47 was sprung tonight. Now we re top men on the totem pole. Aug. 20 Bump and bruise season is inaugurated as one hundred grid potentials brave the heat at Brookside Bark. Mr. A. YV. Ciecuta dons the coaching cap and digs in with plenty of pep and spirit. Sept. 5—Freshmen begin grind as their classes start. Sept. 7 Fathers Club picnic held at Parma-dale. Frosh tell tales of woe—their first day under the Blackrobes. Sept. 25—Tom Spit tier named Ignatian editor. Staff also chosen. Sept. 26 No chance of picking a new staff, Spit tier decides to put up with the original. Varsity is nipped in the bud by South, 20-19. after we led 19-7 at the half. Sept. 30 Father 11. T. Birney. S.J.. addresses seniors. A little inside dope on how Patna Mission works. Oct. I—Ignatian drive for patrons, ads and subscriptions begins. Oct. 4—Another close one. Marshall cleats us. 7 to 6. Oct. 5—First Senior Nile held in annex gym. All of us Big Time Operators had our pin stripes on. Sept, s Remainder of school joins frosh at kick-off of the knowledge season. Sept. 12 Solemn High Mass of the Holy Ghost is celebrated bv Very Reverend Father Cronin. No class the remainder rtf the day! Sept. 17—C oach Piccuta publishes the final cut-list. This didn't bother me. I made the first one. Sept. 18 (iridders tackle victuals at the first Alumni Send-off Banquet. Sept. 19 The Eye receives seventh consecutive All-Catholic award. Sept. 20 Latin edges the Cats. 51 to 12. The lights were in our eyes. I guess. Sept. 23 Patna nets $88.10 in first mission collection. Oct. 8—Fathers Club turns fishy and holds clambake in cafeteria. Junior Class proxies choose class rings. Oct. 10 Al Carroll is first choice of twelve seniors chosen to take Pepsi-Cola Scholarship lest. Al proved his worthiness by promptly downing two cases of the stuff. Oct. 11—The Green Wave from Holy Name swamps us. 37 to 7. Oct. 14 Juniors measured for class rings. The beginning of The Long Wait.” Oct. 17—First senior vocational talk. Subject : National Guard. Oct. 19—Benedictine held to a 19 to f victory over Cats. Oct. 23 -West Tech Warriors conquer us 25 to 7. 102 A Senior s Diary Oct. 25—Jack Crock and Tom Blackburn mouth a few syllables on WJW's High School Football program. Oct. 31—Second Senior Vocational talk given by Marine Corps. W e now have our choice, the National Guard or the Marine Reserve. Rhodes rams us. 22 to 0. Nov. 5—Annual drive over. $5400 received. Not quite enough!! Nov. 7 Varsity loses to Lincoln's Presidents. 27 to 0. Nov. 10 Basketball practice begins. Swish! Nov. 12—-Frosh answer call for Eye reporters. Nov. 13—Quarterly tests. Nov. 14—Mr. Kd McAulev addresses seniors on journalism. Nov. 26 A new leaf is turned over b Ignatius. Varsity downs Fast Tech. 42-36. Jay Vees do likewise. 33 to 15. Dilling nets 20. Nov. 27—No school. Thanksgiving Day. Turkey! Nov. 28—No class. Tom Radloll wins first prize in N.S.P.A. Pepsi-Cola entertainment contest at Carter. The now famous “Rewolt speech does it again ! Dec. I Sodality opens Christmas canned food drive. Dec. 4—Back on the Lord's side, hirst Friday confessions today. Dec. 5 —Sodality retreat begins. ( ats swamp Parma. 42-15. W'e begin to roll. ArUk I WuH S’ SXorr«cjjjt on tsa (3 iS) VJ' Ion ftDcKbuwi wsr Aon fydloff it � StTd b«rriej QYid crv JY i bdjtollxrtl Nov. 15—Inspired Cats claw West High’s Cowboys. 18 to 0. Dolan races 18 and 81 yards to score. Shades of Tom Lobe! Nov. 19—Basketeers scrimmage John Car-roll. Look good. Nov. 20 Larry Dolan chosen Press Star of the week. Nov. 21 -Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test taken bv 12 seniors. Thanksgiving Dance held in annex gym. A pleasant change from the books! � Nov. 22—Charity (dame secs Latin Lions eat the Rhodes Rams. 12 to 0. I just thought of two years ago—and cussed mildly again. Nov. 25 -Final cut-list for basketball teams published. Dec. 8—No school today. Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Dec. 9— Boys who are “in the know” take the Inter-Scholastic Latin contest today. Dec. 11 Today I saw three students wandering about the halls in suits of armor. Sonic boys will do anything to dodge the tie line, which goes into effect today. Dec. 13 -Our varsit) had to go all the waj to Kric. Fa- to make it three in a row. This time it was at the Preppers expense. 42-24. Dec. 16—Hamlet turned over in his grave (3 times) as 165 Ignatians turned out for the first I larlequin call. 103 A Senior's Diary Dec. 19 Cats go Lion hunting, hilling -inks 31. Revenge i sweet as we overcome Latin. 75- fi. On top of that, the Christmas vacation starts today. Ah. sweet life! Dec. 26 -We even had a few freshmen at the Sodality Christmas dance, which was held at St. Patrick’s Cluh. Dec. 27 The Wildcat edge Central Catholic at Canton in a 37-36 thriller. Jan. 3 Lrie I'rep came here to try one in our gym. It was probably a sad trip home. Score. 53-35. favor us. Jan. 5—Drag out halls and chains again, classes resume today. Jan. 8 First I harlequin tryouts today. Jan. 22—Freshmen and Sophomores begin their retreat under the guidance of Father I '. L. Wilson. S.J. Jan. 23 F.ven though Jim Dilling is sick we roll past Holy Xante, 42-30. (The report cards arrive today!!) Jan. 26 We are half finished with our last year at Ignatius as we move into the second bracket of the year. Jan. 27 The varsity scrimmages St. Mary's Seminary for the benefit of the Patna Mission. Jan. 29—Seniors get chest X-rays. Jan. 30 Father Kdward McCue of John Car-roll peak to the Senior Class. Glenville falls before Cat steamroller. 47-35. 8 .$1 'Got pltnly 04 t'nwe'’ vims o -' F� 0 t Love 1) rtpssi Carroll iff [) At C rro || y beedvo---------- l atiuC Morrison A”‘ w 0 CharL fcdt Wh� e Jan. 9 Cats continue their winning ways a they start their Senate season. South High's Flyers hardly got off the ground as we trounced them, 53-36. Also, the new Lye staff was named today. Jan. 14 This is it! Midyear exams begin today. Jan. 15 —As our hair turns gray, the exams continue...... Jan. 16—Friends call me Paid} as we wind up the exam today. The varsity chalks up its eighth straight victorv. this time over Marshall, 61-48. Jan. 19 Father (I. L. Warth. S.J.. leads seniors and juniors as their retreat starts. The Senior Smoker opens today. Feb. 5 Boxers sign up for the Blue and Gold tournament. Feb. 6—It's a tragic day in the basketball world as Utah. Kentucky and Ignatius are humbled. West Tech got the best of us, 48-43. Feb. 7 Twelve vociferous Ignatians invade Latin for the annual debating tournament. Feb. 8 -Senior night in the cafeteria. Feb. 10 Mr. Burnham, S.J., announces the Harlequin cast. Tom k dloff' to star as Henry Aldrich. Feb. 12 Sodality opens book drive for Patna Mission. Fifty physics books were returned to their respective owners. It seems the Indians don’t want them either. 104 A Senior's Feb. 13—Friday the 13th and Rhodes were too much for us as they dropped its from the play-offs, 46-45. Feb. 17 Fathers Club opens 10th Annual Scholarship Drive. Feb. 20 This losing business is habit forming as Lincoln “steals the game in an overtime. 50-49. Feb. 23 Free day in memory of Washington's latest birthday. Feb. 24 l B. Drive opens. Feb. 27 The varsity winds up the season In-smothering West. 75-43. Dilling sets a new record by swishing 33. March 2—Monogram Club sponsors roller skating rally for the basketball team at the Rollercade. All the wheels got their letters. March 3 -Bishop Wildermuth’s long-awaited holiday. March 11 Mr. L. J. Cross. S.J., and his racketeers hold the first tennis practice at Jefferson Park. March 12 -Benedictine beats Lincoln 50-32 for the Senate basketball championship. March IS Former Champs Tommy Corbett and Marty Kilbane trade feints and jabs in an exhibition bout as the Blue and Gobi boxing tournament gets under way. March 17—St. Patrick’s Day. W e sold raffle tickets at the parade. March 18 -Golf equipment (compasses, roadmaps. and even clubs) were issued today. Practice starts tomorrow. Fr. A. J. W'clffe’s death saddens Ignatians and all who knew him. May he rest in peace. March 19 —A hail of baseballs follows a bad thunderstorm. The pitchers and catchers start chuckin' cm. March 24 Faster vacation begins with a spectacular play edition of The Lye. Sodality retreat starts at St. Stanislaus. March 28 —Faster Sunday. March 30—The vacation’s over as we hit the books again (literal translation permissible). April 2-4 Tom Kadloff. John Diskin, and the Harlequins of ’48 present Clifford Goldsmith's What a Life at the Little Theater. April 7-8 The boxing tournament semifinals. Boy! Anyone who has lasted this long deserves a medal. April 10— Blue anil Gold boxing finals. Those guys were swinging so hard Jack Kelley caught a cold from the breeze. April 17—A big day. The Fathers Club raffle drawing. The Harlequin Banquet in the Cafeteria and the entrance exams for next year’s frosh. May 7—First Friday devotions at St. Mary’s. The Fye was published. May 28—This is it. The night of nights, the event of events. It is the Senior Prom in the main ballroom of the Hotel Cleveland, where we danced to the music of Gene Beecher and his orchestra. June 1—Senior exams begin. Why didn’t I try harder for those exemptions? June 8—The rest of the school follows our example. June 11—Tonight we graduated at Music Hall. We looked forward to it for four long years, but now that it’s here we realize it came all too soon. 105 vu: . kmnisooi i fty Patrons Most Reverend Kdward F. Mohan, S.T.I)., I.L.I). Bishop of ( 'leyeland Wry Reverend Daniel IV Cronin. S.J. Very Reverend E rede rick K. Wei lie. S.J. ’ery Reverend Monsignor John J. Krol. J.C.D. Right Reverend Monsignor Richard P. Gibbons Right Revereml Monsignor Patrick J. O’Connell Right Reverend Monsignor Edward A. Reilly Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph J. Schmit. V.F. Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas '. Shannon Revereml Hugh H. Bode Reverend Lloyd J. Bovmer Revereml Joseph C. Dempsey Reverend James A. Klood Reverend Martin K. Gallagher Reverend Thaddcus T. Marchant Reverend Francis J. Met •lynn Reverend Richard K. Mcllale Revereml Thomas F. Murray, S.J. Reverend John M. Powers Reverend Edward J. Rumplik Reverend Jerome O. Turins Reverend William J. Walsh Revereml Otis S. Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Acker Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Adler Carl Aerni Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John I . Antolik Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Antoncic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ay I ward The Ballash Family Joseph R. Bangert Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bares Jerry J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bartak Thomas Basehart Mr. Anthony Beas Ray Becks Vernon C. Becks Frank T. Berry. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Bell tier Mr. Arthur J. Bickimer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Birchler Joseph I., and Francis I. Bit an Mr and Mr- Joseph J Bitzan Michael J. Blackwell. _ -F Mr. and Mrs. ( V. Blake Mr. and Mrs. John K. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouhin Misses Mav and Olive Bonhall Marie . Boukalik Mrs. Helen Bourguignon Anthony J. Bovert Mr. ami Mrs. A. Brady Miss Helen M. Bradv Peter Brady Dr. J. J. Brandahur Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl Brandt John Braun Mr. ami Mrs. Jordan J. Braun Mr. F. W. Brciner Charles W. Brennan R. E. Brickm an Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bruheck Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Bruening Mr. and Mrs. Lconaril F. Bruening Mr. and Mrs. R. C� . Bruening Lawrence R. Buklad Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burdenski A. J. Horens Eli Cnraltolad T. Roswell Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carroll Fred Carson. 2-F Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carson Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Cerny Mrs. It. J. Chamhers Mr. and Mrs. T. Pierre Champion Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cherveny A C. Chester Mr. ami Mrs. John Cimperman Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cline Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Clumpner Robert J. Coerdt Mr. and Mrs. James J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Cornelia 108 Patrons lion, and Mrs. James C. Connell Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iv Connolly, Sr John J. Connors Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Connors Mr. and Mrs. J. Consiglio Mrs, I'lioinas |. ('onwav Mr. N. L. C ook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Coone A. I . Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. S. J. ('otleur and Family Mr. and Mrs. George W . Cotner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coughlin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. II. I.. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. II. Cowan J. P. Cozzens Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Creation Mr. an l Mrs. Ray A. ('rock Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Curran Dr. and Mrs. Paul Curran Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cusiek Mr anti Mrs. Joseph hi. Dahiu Edward J. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Davis Mrs. H. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dechant Mrs. J. A. I)e('hant Mrs. Nancy Della Torre Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Dewine Mr. and Mrs. T. DeWitte Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Dillemuth Mr. ami Mrs. II. M Dillhoefer, Jr. James Dilling Mr. and Mrs. hi. 1. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. J. I . I iskin Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur C. Dister Mr. anti Mrs. P. hi. Doell Mrs. I). J. Dolan Mrs. Flora Dominguez Brian Donahue Matthew Lawrence Donahue Dr. Matthew I’. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. P. 11 I )ono an Jim Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. R. hi I orv Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hi. Dougherty Mr. Hubert A. Downing Mr. and Mrs. L. A. I rees Mr. J. A. I)riscoll Joe Dudley Mrs. Ruth I Dudley Dr. Paul V. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Durkin Mr. and Mrs. hiugene Dwyer T. J. Elliott Charles M. hilster Mr. C. F. Ensign Mr. and Mrs. M. Fackrlmann Charles I., h'anta Antoinette ami Margaret Farrell Mr. Edwin F. Faulhaber Mr. and Mrs. John T. Feighan. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph hi. Feighan Mr. anti Mrs. F. I., h'eltcs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fergus J. C. F'euerstcin Howard F. I 'ink Mr. and Mrs John J. Finnertv Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1.. Fisher Dr. A. J. h it z ieraltl Mr. and Mrs A. P. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. J. K FitzGerald Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hi. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Crban I.. Fox Dr. and Mrs. S. J. F'oerstner Daniel hi. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. John A Freund A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Furlong George Furman Mr. hi. J. h'urst Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fully Mr. and Mrs. II. W. C.aeckle Mr. and Mrs. Frank hi. Gafney Dr. and Mrs. Farrell T. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Gallagher John Y. Gallagher Mrs. R C.allagher Dr. and Mrs. F. J. annon Dr. W illiam M. Gardner Mrs. Lucille hi. (iaughan Amlrew J. '.edeon Bob Gehring John Geiger. 2-F Mr. and Mrs. James Y. C.erbasi Jerry A. (ierhartl. 2-F Mr, and Mrs. Phillip J. Gerhard Dr. and Mrs. II. J. C.eurink Mr. and Mrs. L. B. C.ibson Mr. and Mrs. S. J. C.iffether Mr. anti Mrs. John V. C.ill I r. and Mrs. Virgil S. Glass Mr. anti Mrs. William A. Gluntz Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. .nod Alfred hi. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Graham Mr and Mrs Arthur G Granzcicr Mr. hi. A. Graves Mr. ami Mrs. Howard li. Gray Mr. ami Mrs. F. L. Jrdina Mrs. John F. � reco| Dr. ami Mrs. George J. Greene Daniel J. Greene Mr. and Mrs. J. Groden Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Grodhaus Robert � ross. -1 h Mr and Mrs. Harold W. Grot It I r. and Mrs. P. F. ‘.iilmi Mr. anti Mrs. A. J. Hackman Dr. and Mrs. James hi. Ilallisy Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hampton 109 Patrons William Hand Mrs. Lee I . 11.1noline Mr, ami Mrs. Herbert J. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph llan .l I )nvid J. I larley Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Harmon Mr. William I . Ilarndeu Mr. and Mrs. L. Harter Arthur Ilassel Frank T. I latchcr Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hearns Richard K. Hendrickson Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Henesey Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ilenrick L. F. Ilcpner W. A. I lepncr Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Heppcrla Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. I Icy wood Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hicks Dr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hill Mr. Thomas J. I lirsch Mrs. F. Iloefer (‘filbert II. Ilotfman Mr. ami Mrs. John K. I logan l)r. C. A. I lol.tn Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ilol heimer Mr. I . J. Ilopkins Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hoy Mr. and Mrs. A. R. I loving Jim Hubert. 2-F Mrs. A. K. HuefTcd Ted Hueffed '44 Gerald A. Hughes Hon. and Mrs. Joy Seth Hurd Mr. and Mrs. I.eon F. Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Inn Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Isabella Charles Italiano Dr ami Mrs. ( . R Jablonoski Mr. Frank Jakielas ek PaulJasko Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jenkins Leo It. Jcrman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jcrman Mr. ami Mrs. V. P. Jirgens Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson Dr and Mrs. Joseph R Johnson Dr. and Mrs. I). A. Johnston Mr. Edward M. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaczur Julia M. Kane William R Kane Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karl Mr and Mr-. Andrew J. Keefe Lawrence A. Keefe Irene Keller Dr. and Mrs. J J. Kelley Mr and Mrs J. P. Kelly Mr and Mrs. . K. Kelly William 1C. Kenealv Thomas M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. ('. P. Kerg Mr. and Mrs Theodore J. Kerg Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kilbane Mr. and Mrs. James Kilbane Marty Kilbane Mr. and Mrs. John J. Killeen Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kirby Mr. Sam J. Klanac, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Kmieck Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Kmieck David J. K nil I Eugene A. Ko| an Mr. and Mrs. George Koryta Mr. Michael J. Kowall Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kozcl, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kren el Tom Kundmueller Mr. and Mrs. ( J. Kunes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Ray I.abadie Mr. and Mrs. Leo l.ackamp Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. I.akner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landau Mr. and Mrs. John Landino Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Laughlin, Jr. Mrs. J. J. Laughlin. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lawless Mr. and Mrs. George C. Lcdvina Mr. J. II. Ledvina Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Lcusch Mrs. J. Vincent Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. I.it .ler Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lorig Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. I.othringer Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Madigan Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Magaletta Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mahoney Hon. Margaret A. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. George Malloy Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Mancuso Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Mannino Mr. A. Mansour Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Maroon Ted F. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Martau Mr. and Mrs. Robert IL Masin Dr. Val J. Mastny Dr. .ind Mrs. E. F. Mavle Mr. and Mrs. J. Ml-hr Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Meissner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melda Mr. C. M. Messer Paul A. Mieharek The Mullen Miller Family Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Misencr Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Moftitt Mr. and Mrs John P. Monde. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mooney Dr. and Mrs. Robert II. Mooney Katherine A. Moore Paul Moore 110 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Moran Mrs. II. J. Morgan R. J. Morris George W. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Mott The Murlluuer Family Mr. Clarence I . Mueiler Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Mueller Mr. Hugh J. Mullen Miss Lillian Mulvenna Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muraski Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Murphy Edwin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Murra Mr. and Mrs. George li. Murray Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Murraj Mr. Arthur Musson Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McCafferty Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCaffrey Mr. ami Mrs. John V. McCaffrey Richard A. McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCarrens Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. E. F. MeClarnon Gene McConville James L. McDonald Mrs. J. A. McDonnell I’at McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph It. McDonough Charles It. McDunn Mr. and Mrs. George J. McFaddcn Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGarvey Mrs. Cora McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McGunagle Jerry McGunagle, 2-F '.corge W. McKain. Jr. lion, and Mrs. David P. McKean Mr. Joseph M. McKcon Mr. and Mrs. John T. McKough Mr. and Mrs. James R. McLaughlin John F. McLaughlin Mr. Thomas F. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McNally Dr. E. P. 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Perotti Dr. and Mrs. E. Peterka Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. I.. J. Pfundstein Mrs. II. Y. Phelan Mr. ami Mrs. J. Pilot Mrs. Lillian M. Platt Mr. Andrew Podsedly Mr. ami Mrs. John Popovic Mr. and Mrs. Emmett T. Porter Mr. Leonard Porto. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pritchard James L. Quinn and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Radloff Mr. Martin Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ralph Hob Reese Russell James Reese C. Robert Reesing Richard Regan Mr. and Mrs. John J Reidy Mr. and Mrs. L. ’. Reidy Thomas C. Reidy. Jr. John J. Reilly. Jr. George I). Reynolds Mr. and Mrs John J. Riccardi Mr. and Mrs. j P. Rice Mr. and Mrs. I'. T. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Riley Ray Ripton Mr. and Mrs. Jack E Robinson Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rock Mr. and Mrs. S. Homer Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1. Rohde Clarence II. Rose Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Howard II. Rot.li Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Roth Mrs. V. Rule Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ruppeit Mr. and Mrs. V. |. Ryan Richard Sawhill Ja« k Schaffer Mrs. T. J. Srhaiib Mr. and Mrs. .. J. Schenkclberg Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Sc Kerry Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider Mr. and Mrs. I.. N. Schostek Dr. R. J. SchralT Mr. and Mrs. Louis It. Schraiu Mrs. J. Schriner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schumacher I )on Seeholzer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Seeholzer Mr. and Mrs. George R. Seeley Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Scidl James Peter Sendry Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shannon Therese Marie Shannon Thomas . Shannon Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Shea ieorge Shiban Phillip Y. Siemer. Jr. James C. Simon Dr. A. F.. Sitkoski Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skclly, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Skoda Mr. and Mrs. John J. Skulina Dr. and Mrs. James F. Slowcv I )r. John M. Slowey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Small Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Smallwood Mr. I.. J. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith Robert F. Smith Dr. S. W. Smolik R. J. Somsak Alice J. Soroky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Spaniol I )r. and Mrs I' A. Spit tier Mr. and Mrs. John M. St.niter Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Stasny Mrs. Mart in S. Stassel Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Steiger Mr. and Mrs. J. I'. Stone Wally Siromski Mr ami Mrs. D. R Sullivan Joe Sul!i an Joseph Sullivan Mr. Joseph J. Sttssen Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweeney Mrs. Itarbara Thewes Mr. and Mrs. J. II. W. Thompson Richard Thompson Bob Thornton Mrs. i. ( . Tighe Donald F.dward Timony Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Tobbe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas |. Tobin A. J. Todia Mr. and Mrs. Yictor M. Todia Walter It. Traxler Mrs. W illiam F. Tumney Mr. and Mrs. F. Turk John It. Twohig Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I zl Mr. II. J.Ya rule Velde John A. Ycrhunce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Vetter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vignos Mrs. Florence L. Yolzer Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Voss Fdward J. Wagner Charles Wallace Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Walters Mrs. Mildred Walters Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ward Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ward John ('. Wasmer, Jr. Mr. C. A. Weber Bernard F. Weir. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Yictor C� . Weizer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Welsh Francis J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Whelan J. incent White Mr. Fred F. Widowsky Mrs. C. Wiemels Mr. and Mrs. C. (‘.rover Williams Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wint Mr. and Mrs. Wischmcycr Dick Wittcman Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodward Charles A. Wunderlc Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Zak Robert Zak Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Zarbock Richard A. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. John F. Zunt Allas Laundry. Inc. Automatic Canteen Co. Cathedral Latin High School Club La Conga Cot lour Realt y Co. Dawn Donut Co. Delf’s Downey’s Cafe C.al’s T'ood Market C.oebel Bros. Service Station I lulasy Bakery Jindra Funeral Home John Carroll Senior Guild Kay’s Floral Shoppe Morrison Pharmacy Murray Let ter Service Riverside Hardware Saint Paul’s School Schnied’s Market Sunshine I)airv Swiss Cleaners Tal's Food Market Variety Meats Walter II. Stearns Motors Co. Winchester I nsuranee 112 Iii Memoriam Rev. J. Andrew W ei He, S.J. GOI) saw fn to close a chapter in the history of St. Ignatius High School. March 18. That night Father J. Andrew Welflc. S.J.. a man dedicated to God. claimed his eternal reward, a reward earned by eighteen years of unselfish service to us. the students of St. Ignatius. Kach year we found new teachers, new classmates, yet always in their midst we could be sure of at least one familiar face and one old friend. Father Wei fie. And now we feel certain that this friendship is ours for all eternity. 11.1 ZENITH PLASTICS COMPANY 20 years of “know how” CLEVELAND PLANT DOUBLING CAPACITY Cl Ierry 8144 1009 Rockwell Avenue 114 COTTAGE OF FLOWERS 1 CLearwater 140 Flower Stylists” HUNTLEY HARDWARE CO. Everything in Hardware 4178-80 Rocky River Drive • Corsages • Wedding Flowers • Funeral Flowers Cleveland 11, Ohio | • Flowers for Births, Birthdays, the Home HI-WAY CLEANERS Flowers Wired Everywhere 4282 W. 130th Street OKchard 4800 14603 Detroit Avenue LAkewood 9400 ACademy 2302 SAM LEONTI LAkewood 4674 LAkewood 9418 M. SCALABRINO CO. SCHMIDT AUTO BODY, INC. 1303 W. 117th Street General Insurance Cleveland, Ohio Surety Bonds 1330 Hanna Bldg. j Complete Collision Repairs CHcrry 6790 Painting - Brakes Wheel Alignment 115 CONG R ATUI AT IONS FROM THE 3-B GREEKS Fr. J. J. (iillespic. S.J.— Religion Fr. A. I;. Mcncl.cn, S.J.—Algchra !;r. (I. 1.. Murpl y, S.J.—Creek Mr. R. F. Burnham. $J—English Mr. L. J. Cross. S.J.—Latin Mr. W. E. McCarthy, S.J.—History James Porter, President Dick Gibbons. 1 ic c-President Jim “Tubby Aylward Jack Father Flanagan Dick “Hump Brennan Al Tarzan Ciambctro Tom “Senator Hurdenski Frank Bovsee” Crdina Bob ' Mumbles Carlin John Rudolph Hammer John Colonel Casey Carl Babe” Kirchner Bob Pistol Clifford Boh Monroe Jim Legs Co . .ens James (lee Whiz Haiti. Bernard Maestro Duber Tom Tennessee Sloan Dan “The Penman Elliott Bill Tohbe Dave Mr. !• . Faulhaber Compliments Formal (Clothes of TUXEDOES JAMES J. K1LROY Full Dress Suits 1 10416 Lorain Avenue • Compliments TOM KELLER ♦ Schvvane Dress Suit Rental Sun Finance Loan Co. 235 Old Arcade NlAin 5856 11709 Lorain Avenue Ilf. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS IE Mike McClarnon, President Joe DulTley, Vice-President Dick Croft, Secretary Ray Reck , Treasurer Norm Cook Boh FitzGerald Clarence Mueller Jerry Chotkevys Bill Gardner I’at Murray Boh Corrigan Bill Kelly Marty Reinhardt Ed Coughlin l.ee l.ackamp Jim SchoelHer Chuck Coulter Mark Mackcrt Boh Scott John Crawley Joe Madigan Bill Simpson Boh Ensign Jim McCormick Tony Stavole Jim Fahey Ed McGinnis Bob U .l Don Fallon Jack Monde Vic Wei .er John Fergus Dick Moore Boh York Fr. A. .1. Walter, S.J.—Latin Mr. W. K. McCarthy. S.J.—History Fr. II. A. Brockman, S.J.—Religion Mr. I . J. Bit .an—Algebra Mr. J. W. Schmidt—English 117 4 - C THERE’S ONLY ONE — ' 1TIANK HEAVEN Hob Bouhall, President Tom Driscoll, Vice-President ! I'red Nagel, Secretary Jack Davis, Treasurer Joe Beas Ed Fitzgerald Paul Mueller Buddy Berry ‘‘Big Ed” Graves Al Pacosky Cy Brabenec Larry Keefe Jim Parent Bob Bumm Jim Kerg Bob Patton Kay (Chambers John Killer Kilhane Larry Podsedly Dick Corcoran Jack Killeen Dick Rodgers Tim Coiner Sam Klanac Jack Schcnkclberg I'bil Cowan Jim Leusch Joe Schriner Dave (Curran Paul Maylc Bill Stepanck Marv DcWiuc Joe McDonough Emil Straub MATHEMATICS ENGLISH Fr. J. J. O’Brien, S.J. Mr. M. T. Carron, S.J. PHYSICS FRENCH Fr. J. W. Stejskal, S.J. Mr. J. R. Habes, S.J. LATIN FRENCH Fr. J. J. Rossing, S.J. Mr. J. H. Thomas RELIGION GYM ( Fr. P. E. Crimmin, S.J. Mr. J. A. Perry 118 THESE INMATES ESCAPE IN ’50 2-G TRUSTEES: Dick “Sous Soucie Ronnie “Sloppy Joe Hummer PRISONERS: Eddy Barrett Bill “Smoe Byrnett Ray “Sheik Corrigan Phil Digger Docll Austin “Morgan Grodcn Jack “Andy” Iiernandc7. Dan Hoffman Jerry “Irish Hughes “Issy Isabella Dick Baldy Jaeger Bob “Jasper Juergcns WARDENS: Fr. J. J. Gillespie. S.J. Mr. R. J. Feuerstein. S.J. Mr. W. M. Hayes. S.J. Mr. J. W. Schmidt Mr. J. A. Perry BEST WISHES To the Graduates Compliments of THE KISH BOTTLING CO. 8101 Woodland Ave. SW. 3511 ★ Compliments Ohio’s Leading Specialists 1 METAL FITTINGS, INC. ACME AUTO RADIATOR CO. 3708 E. 93rd Street 7120 Carnegie Ave. John J. Bares HE. 2329-2330 Jim “I.ibhy Liberatorc Chet 'Hie Eye Mazer Jim Mac McGrath Bud Meyers Bob O’Donnell Ray Schultz O'Malley Rollie “903 Polomsky Smoe Prendergast “Sticky-Dicky Ryan Ted Lefty Schaefer “Doc Schulte Jack Bugsy Seeley Bob Smith “Wimpy Todiu Tommy Tomsik Jim Wach “Doc Wagner Dick Carrot Waiwood Bill Wamby Bill Wirtz Jim Ziggy Znwaski 119 CANNON TAILORS East 2nd and St. Clair Avenue J. W. McGorray J. J. O’Malley The McGorray Bros. Co. FLNERAL DIRECTORS 3040 Lorain Ave. 14133 Detroit Ave. M HI rose 1071 Compliments of F. K. WALK HR DAIRY QUALITY PRODUCTS 9944 Lorain Ave. M LI rose 0327 Wilcox College of Commerce, Inc. Approved for (I.I. Training COURSES Business Administration. Secretarial. Stenographic. Comptomctry. Switchboard REGISTER NOW! Third Floor, Public Square Building MAin 2425.6-7 Cleveland. Ohio 120 Compliments of 4-F Fr. .1 Bill Aerni Dave Grodhaus Roy Misener George Black Bob Gross Greg Moflitt Jim Bouhin Jim kilbane Bob Schumacher Pete Brady Dave Knill Don Seeholzcr Ed Brandabur Jack Krcnzel Vic Sepsi Frank Dempsey Jim Runes Ronnie Shaffer Jim Dorsey Frank Landino Bob Smith Dick Gaecklc Bob Mancuso Jim Sweeney Mike Gallagher Ed Maroon Bob Ward Don Gilfether Dick McCaffrey Norh Zak John Grodcn Bob Zak J. Rossing, S.J., Latin-Rcligion Fr. J. W. Stcjskal, S.J., Physics Mr. I). F. McCarthy, S.J., English Mr. J. R. 1 lubes, S.J., French Mr. J. L. Duggan, Chemistry Mr. J. S. Schicker, Trigonometry Mr. J. II. Thomas, French 121 Compliments of St. Ignatius High School Cafeteria 122 WILLIAM J. ROSS Gi ni kai Insi kancf. nnd Bonds ▼ ▼ ▼ 1509 Williamson Bldg. CHcrry 1156 Cleveland, Ohio Job Grauel Shoe Stork Good Shoes for the Entire Family X-Ray Fitting 17104 Lorain Avenue Cl.carwater 7300 Gibson Dry Gleaning Co. Fine Tailoring 12700 Buckeye Road LOngacrc 4300 3-A HOMER’S HOT SPOT 3-A CHEFS Fr. G. I.. Murphy, SJ. Fr. P. J. Mulhern. SJ. Fr. J. J. O’Brien. S.J. Mr. P. S. Retire . SJ. Mr. K. A. McCormick. S.J. SPECIALTIES Greek Goulash Moral Meal Algebra Soup Roman Spaghetti Fnglish Pot Roast Ray McNally, Head Waiter Boh Meissner. Assistant Waiter Fred Fisher. Cashier Boh Harter, ftookkeepri WAITERS Wild Bill” Antolik Dick Bo Bauhof Don Faul Faulhaher Ted Junior Marsh George All Mv Love Bill Red Hussey Tom Mac McGuire Fddie Crew Cut Nemeth John Whiz Roy Bill Rocky Rock Joe ‘‘Flyin’ Pilot Louie Grandpaw Pecek Phil “Woman's Wish Rule Don Boy Janitor Schostek Nick The Greek Smicklas Kevin I Hate Greek Tobin Frank Hotshot Walsh i I I Shaker Score Parma Store WAshington 5700 FLorida 22Hi THE FLYNN-FROELK CO. FUN KRAI. HO MI : 13104 luiclid Avenue A. J. TASSI Cleveland's Most Unusual Store GLenville 8297 GLenville 8298 13204 Shaker Square 5824 Ridge Rd. Cleveland. Ohio Parma. Ohio VESTMENTS MISSION GOODS CHURCH SUPPLIES ALTAR BOY CASSOCKS AND SURPLICES CONRAD’S — RKLIGIOUS GOODS — j 2946 Lorain Avenue M HI rose 1969 ROSARIES PRAYERBOOKS MEDALS AND CHAINS STATUES 124 Their last ounce of strength holds these hardies as they go through the motions of push-ups. T WO - BEE GOVERNS ALL R EPUBLICANS ARISTOCRATS FEDERALISTS Hill Adler Mr. R. C. Fnncn. S.J- Hill Ankenhrandt Larry Bayer Mr. W. M. Hayes, S.J. Chuck Biehelhaiisen Alan Birchler Mr. 1). F. McCarthy. S.J. Joe Connors Ralph Cimpcrman Mr. F. J. Bitzan Herb Dechant John Dicrsen Mr. F. M. Carney Paul Fuhry John Finneriy Mr. J. W. Schmidt Ed 1 laas Farrell Gallagher Mr. W. II. Scopel Roger Hepperla Dick Gregory Jim Marquard Jim Hencsey Mike Nowacki Clem Koprowski Dick uni, President Jim Juinn Jerry Schmidt John Keidy Boh George, I ice-President Bill Taber Dick Sccunde Bill Tumncy, Secretary Roland Urmetz John Toomey Don Kennedy, Treasurer 125 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF ’48 “We’re Ignatius men forever, As we hail the Blue and Cold AN ALL-IGNATIUS TEAM: John C. Wasmer ’14 James A. Dorenkott '35 John G. Wasmer ‘41 Lake Erie Screw Corporation Specialists in the Manufacture of 1035 Cap Screws 126 13001 ATHENS AVENUE CLEVELAND 7, OHIO A Few Questions ... A Few Answers Concerning A COLLEGE EDUCATION Shall I Go to College? If you rank in the upper third or middle third of your class: are able to study and enjoy it; have financial backing to enable you to devote ten hours a day to classroom, laboratory, and study. I Which College? A CATHOLIC COLLEGE of recognized standing, with emphasis on academic endeavor supplemented by sufficient extra-curricular activities — academically, physically, and socially, which will prepare you for your life's work. Why a Catholic College? The false ideologies so prevalent throughout the world in the fields of business, government, social service, and the professions can only be combatted through men and women trained in the true Christian principles. “Education consists essentially in preparing man for what he must do here below in order to attain the sublime end for which he was created. (I’ius XI. Encyclical on Christian Education). What Type? The liberal arts college is the best type for prospective college students. 11•« program of courses is ideal for those intending to enter the business, government, teaching, social service, and like fields. For those who want to go on through a professional school in law, medicine, and engineering, they will find that the liberal arts college leads naturally into these schools, which require pre-professional studies as given by this type of college. Too. the liberal arts college endeavors to give the student a well-rounded and well-accented education in all the major fields of human interest which will stand the student in good stead in his life in general. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY College of Arts and Sciences School of Business. Economics, and Government Write The REGISTRAR University Heights Cleveland 18. Ohio EAST or WEST JOHN B. FOLEY GO. A Complete Real Estate Service Residential Sales Investment Properties Business Opportunities Property Management 820 United Hank Building ('Merry 6805 BE AC IICLIFF ELECTRIC CO. Electric Motor Sales and Repairs Complete Electrical Service House Wiring 20141 West Lake Blvd.. 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Bitzan 128 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES ADVANCE — FOR PLATING YOUR ZINC DIE CASTINGS ADVANCE specializes in polishing and plating zinc die castings for the automotive, refrigerator, plumbing goods and household appliance industries. The most modern methods and equipment are used to produce quality work at competitive prices. The Advance Plating Company production electroplating 1947 West 28th Street CLEVELAND. OHIO Compliments of I ARCADIAN GRILL Joseph Turna Stephen L. Baccia • 514 Euclid Avc. Compliments of HARSA BAKERY Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes • 11808 Lorain Ave. CL. 7023 CENTURY MEN OF 2-E Larry “Shoulders” Dolan, President Vince “Splinters” Dunn, Vice-President Ray “Punchy” McCool, Secretary Richard Dick Blair Boh “Curly Nlayher Clarence Baby Blake Paul Cabby McCutcheon Lew “Choppy Borden Charles Buddy Metro Boh “Battlin' Clinker Jim Scarfacc Minch J«ie “Dead-Eye l)ahm Tom Muscles Moore Tom Hands (lufnev Jack Sleepy Murray Jim Shnoz Cannon Dave Shark Nilges John Ozzie (Jill Dan Dipper O'Brien A1 Lover doehl Jim “Post I.” O'Brien Jack Crec-Babc Crccol Jim Pore Piskura Harry “King Croth Royal Einstein Kiedinger Cene Shanty Ho gun Tom Slats Saal Cera Id Jerry Kalal Al The Body Smith Boh Shorty Maloney John Buns Sutter Charles Sadsack Martin Don Dictionary Webster Larry Shag Mathews Jack Beard Whelan Mr. E. L. Fergus, S.J., Religion Mr. R. J. Fcucrstcin, S.J., Geometry Mr. P. S. kehres, S.J., Latin Mr. J. A. Perry, History Mr. J j W. Schmidt, English 130 Ignatius “Stepmothers” inaugurating the holiday season with a well-earned party. Many thanks are in line for the staff that operated oar cafeteria. Com p! intents of The Sepsi Funeral Home 2178 West 28th St. Cleveland 13, Ohio WOodbine 9021 IM First Honors—Fourth Year Carroll. Albert J. Collins, James F. Fackelmann. Joseph, M. Furman. Ge MKC. I. Gross, Robert F. Harmon. IJwurJ L. Hicks. Jack I). Jakielas ek. Francis T. Kenealy, William E. Mehr, Paul E. Meissner, George P. Moftltt, Gregory A. Moore, Paul F. Murray, John F. Splttler. Thomas M. Ward. Robert A. W iesner. Jack N. Com pH me nts of II. II. PRETZEL COMPANY 11310 Lorain Avenue Schuster Funeral I !ome 5300 Denison Avc. Suburban Refrigeration Co. Home Appliance Sales Refrigerator and Radio Service 19148 Detroit Road Frank W. 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Frank J. lilack. George A. .Mancuso. Robert A. Brady. Peter B. .McCaffrey. Richard A. Hreiiur, Robert A. Molt. Jotin K. Cihlar. Robert D. O'Malley. John l . Cr.wan, Philip B. Parviek. Joseph C. Cusick, Richard J. Schriner. Joseph C. Dicmcr. Daniel C. Schumacher. Robert J. Gallagher. John W. Schurdak. Edward J. Gallagher. Michael E. Seeholzer, Donald li. tiynn. Thomas N. Sternad, Joseph P. Hammer. George I). Sullivan. Daniel K. Hey wood. Gerald F. robin. James T. Ilueffed. Robert G. Wallace. Charles J. Jirgens. Vincent C. Welsh. Thomas M. Joyce. Russell C. Whelan, Hugh C. Kilbanc. James V. W Inne, John J. Krenrel. John B. ok. Norbert J. Kundmueller. Thomas Compliments of Marquard Sash Door Mfg. Co. 14735 Lorain Ave. Cleveland, Ohio LAkewood 9591 LAkewood 9592 Compliments of LAKESIDE SUPPLY CO. Sciiekkf’s Meat Market Plumbing and Heating Supplies 4168 Rocky River Drive 11521 Madison Ave. Cleveland, Ohio J. J. 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S P O R T Drink Smith’s Dairy Products CENT E R SMITH’S DAIRY 3369 E. 55th Street 6160 Turney Road Phones: Montrose 961 W Montrose 819 J I39 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’48 YOU MADE IT MAY WE DO THE SAME John Berger John Lewis Arthur Dillcmuth Carl Majcwski Larry Dussault Harry McMahon Bernard Filiac Robert Rice Robert Galvin (ieorge Greene David Jenkins %_ — v James Ripton Jerry Schecr William Schneider Larry Kelly Joseph Schram James Koeth Alfred Smith Eugene Kopan John Spaniol John Kysela Jack Sweeney I)jn Lavclle Robert Wunderle Frank Andrews, President George Cornelius, Secretary Gil Wintering, Vice-President Tom Hughes, Treasurer Fr. A. V. Kanuch, S.J., Religion Fr. T. C. Vaughan, S.J., English Fr. A. F. Menchen, S.J., Algebra Mr. E. J. Cross, S.J., Latin Mr. J. R. Habcs, S.J., French Mr. W. M. Hayes, S.J., Latin Mr. A. W. 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Our Prayers and Best Wishes For Your Continued Success THE BOOKSTORE Compliments of Si kora Confectionery 30th and Bridge Ave. 61st Year ‘SYLVANIA BRAND” I lildebrandt Meat Products On Sale at All Leading Meat Markets and Groceries Compliments of Francis Michael Sloan 'All Forms of Insurance 2215 West Blvd. Cleveland, O. (Jerry Cerny Hob Cihlar Tom Corbett AI Dubay Ed Dudley Jack Fcucrstein Dan Franklin Dave Furst Hob Cellring Tom Crauel Fd llan .l Jack Hayes Dick Hendrickson Haul Jindra Tom Kundmucller Hill Laughlin Marty Kilbane, ’resident Jerry Barry, Vice-President Frank Martau, Secretary Matt Donahue, Treasurer 4-G Patience and Fortitude Ernie Mansour Ceorge McCarthy Jim Mcl.aughlin Wallv Olesik Don O'Malley Dave O'Neill Joe Parvzek Cerrv Payne Tom Radloff Terry Richardson Tom Rcidy Dick Sawhill Jack Schneider Tony Smith Hob Thornton Dim Timony Hruce Yolzer 144 VAN ROY SUNCURFI) COFFEE Racked in Vacuum Cans First in Quality Sold With Money Hack Guarantee Imported, Roasted and Racked by Thk Van Rooy Coffee Co. 2900 Detroit Ave. RRospeet 1220 Cleveland. Ohio Quality Homes RAYMOND I). HUMMER General Contractor and Builder Res.: 4047 Conover Rd. Telephone I niversity Heights FAirmount 6565 Welcome to All ’48 Graduates! The St. Ignatius-Loyola Alumni Association Shattuck’s Food Shoppe 11618 Clifton Blvd. LAkewood 6726 We are now ready to serve you with a complete line of staple groceries, frozen foods and delicatessen items. Stop and shop at your convenience. OPEN DA1I.V—EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS • Stop and Shop at Shattuck’s • Complinieuts of George Spies Industries, Inc. 11. I£. 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CONNOR’S FROZEN CUSTARD 4424 Rocky River Drive GONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from CELL BLOCK 1-A Jim “Curly Barrett Bill Shorty” Rentier Ray Red Hoycrt Jim Lefty” Brown John Curly Byrne Tom Spot Carey Carl Dag D’Agostino I) n Moe Dolesh Jerr Muscles Duhigg Jack Lefty Fowler Tom Red” Freeman Fr. P. M. Coogan, S.J Mr. A. W. Jerry Jake Putty Herbert Herb Hanlon Ray Mel Harder Frank Duke Harrington Joseph Joe Hchnen Martin Dillinger Hess Robert Tyrant Hirsch Leo Jablonski John “Stonewall Jackson Leo Lion Jerman Bill Lefty l.asby Theodore Red Linn WARDENS Fr. A. V. Kanuch, S.J. Piccuta Mr. T. Terry Egg Head Malady Eugene Uge Mayornick James “Jim Paulit .kv “Pistol Pete RadefI Tom Irish Shaughnessy Richard “Specs Skorko Ron Specs Smallwood Don Duck Spisak Ed Brother TePas Phil Archie Tobin Tom Whalen Fr. J. J. Gillespie, S.J. P. Chambers 148 We'll seldom thin .' of sociology A ml ice'll soon forget ol’ mathology Hut ice'll re mem her one thing till we die. And that one thing is St. Ignatius High 4-E .lack Win no, President Jim Hackman, Vice-President Jack Crock, Secretary Pat Keefe, Treasurer Joe •'Drapes Bangert Jim “Flash Barrett Mike Oswall Bencivengo Boh Specs Breiner Jim Gort Brigotti Jim Pcewcc (.'linger I -tl I Inttop Daniels Jim Bock Dillon Boh “Rapid Robert Fergus Andy “Amho Gedeon Jim Count Gerbasi Larry Gabby Gibson “Wild Bill I lalligan “Jittery Jerry Heywood Joltin’ Joe llutman Ted Punchy Joyce Bill Willy Kane Ralph Kodak Kid Karl Jack “Baby Face Kerg Gene Muscles McConville Glenn Porky” Messer “Big John Mills Karl “Wanderer Muellauer Dick Dante Ouinn Black Jack Jim Sands Frank The Yank Sirokv Tom Tutor Shannon Bill Skelly Bob Beef Skoda Joe Sharpy Sullivan Phil The Duke Voss Joe Slue Foot Welsh Hr. I . E. Crimmin, S.J., Sociology Mr. V. J. Bitzan, Mathematics Mr. M. T. Carron, S.J., English Hr. G. L. Murphy, S.J., Religion Mr. E. M. Carney, Business Law Mr. W. E. McCarthy, S.J., History 14 Compliments of JAMES M. CARNEY State Representative Compliments of FREESE HARDWARE H Gi 0 f Religious Articles Are tlicavs Appreciated Patrick CHURCH SUPPLIES 1379 E. 9th St. Joe Sullivan. Pres. 11ugh Mullen. Sec Ed Bonham Pat Bruening ('.erra ('avanagh Jim Cline Joe Dorogi Tom I )ugnn Pete '.aughan Boh (ielin Bob Jasko Bill Jcrman Tom I.itzler Len Masin Mr. K. A. Mc( ormick. S. English Mr. J. IE Thomas, Erenrh dfufVt £ U i v -r Marly McKean. Y. Pres. I )ean Williams. 'Proas. Tom Mayer Ralph Melda Prank Muraski Jim Murphy Vince Noonan Bob Reese 1 )ick Regan I ick Somsak Ed Tighe Tom Walters Jerry Weber (iene Wiemels hr. (E. Murphy. S. J.. Religion Mr. J. E. I)uggan, Chemistry Mr. (). T. Wheeler. S. J.. Algebra-Latin 1 ”) . ♦ . Wall Paper FABRICS for DRAPERIES • SLIP COVERS • UPHOLSTRY ivith EPPLE WORKMANSHIP 10540 WILBUR AVENUE GArficld 2344 Emmett Shaughnessy, Pres. Joe Skoda. V. Pres. Class lll-F John Kilroy, Secy. Bill Miller. Treas. Jim Bares Chuck (ieiger Pat Murphy Jim Connelly 1 )ave (ireulieh Chuck ()tcasek Ed Conrad Bill Hand Dick Rezabek Joe ( onrov Jim Heckman ('.ene Scherry Pat Conway Bill 1 Icnnessy Bill Sharkin Jack Donahue Bill Lynch Steve Smith Tom Dudzinski Jerry Mambuca Tom Thewes Bill Earhart Frank Matter Tony W’aiwood Norm Fox Jay McIntyre Jim White 1 )on ( edeon John Muellauer Jim Winkler Fr. T. C. Vaughan, S. J., English Mr. J. L. Duggan. Chemistry Mr. 0. T. W heeler, S. J.. Algebra i Fr. P. E. Crimmin, S. J.. Religion Mr. J. H. Thomas, French Dktroit-Bunts Recreation THE America’s Favorite for Thrills: Bowling 16 Alleys Equipped with the New Range Finder RI ESTER A. Tl IKS MAGI IER COMPANY Grill and Cocktail Lounge 1526 W. 25th Street Home Cooking • Lunches • Dinners 13900 Detroit Ave. BOuIevard 3S30 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS j Radios Appliances WILLIAM J. DONLON | KAMMS FURNITURE Lorain at Rocky River Drive FUNERAL HOME Open Every Night Until 9 I . M. Wednesday Until 1 P. M. 9213 Miles Avenue Carpets Furniture I hc'Uys seeu ut heard. Mrs. Tinney wd library staff scanning sonic new arrivals. COMPLIMENTS OF Jack Speedcye” Verhunce Treasurer Vernon ‘‘Beak’’ Becks Bolt Handsome'' Brickman I )ick Pro” (onnors Ivdwarrl Goo” Croxvlex iordon ('.ord” I)ailex I'red Padre” Ppplc Tom “Tiger Elliott John “Pit Fitzgerald Leonard Lenny” Paula Howard Hoxvie Pink John Little John” Gallagher John ()tto (iraham Donald Wave Ledvina Richard Dick” Greenxvald Jack Mac” McCaffrey Bill Curley” Moran George Baker” McKain Jack ). B.” ()'Bryan I )ick Slim Platt Jack Slush” Schlosscr Jack Muscles” Schaffer George Rough House Shiban I )ick Lefty” Thornton orbert Norm” Tobbe Dick Babe” 1 hlet-red Teddy Walsh I )ick “Willie Zimmer George Speed” Morrison President Jack Jake” Kelley Vice President A. M. D. G. B. V. M. H. 154 ('.ouch Scopcl uihlrcsscs si mini Is a I the Rally Jor llic l.alln dome. Direci e d By fir J. S. Sch'che r Rev R J. Knoeptle.,S.J fir Wn. Scop® Mr K$ Noetz-e I, S.J Rev At Mencken, SJ. Leodi hg Role s |R i dirnfe JJ er JMCDohne.ll J- Hopkins R Murra y T Jermdnn G Leonard D f lc6arve F PcGunayle D P1cLaujhhn E.Hio R sUdt J nLmK Bernie I.iskey, President Skip Weithman, J ice-Tresident George Murray, Secretary Bob Friedel, Treasurer 3-H Hank Bourguignon Bill Mullally Jim DcChunt Jim llarnden “Petit Murray Jim DeWine Boh Harrigan Satcli” Page Jim Dillhoefcr John Kowalski Boh Perovick Jack Dister Fete Mahoney Norm Riley Gene Flynn • Red Malloy Hon Schwering Tom Geiss Mike Mancuso Hank Shea Francis Guerra Joe McCafferty Dick Smolka Fr. A. F. Menchen, S.J. Fr. II. A. Brockman, S.J Mr. R. F. Burnham, S.J. Mr. L. J. Cross, S.J. Mr. J. II. Thomas Compliments of A. CONBGLIO AND SONS 20 Food Terminal ALFRED F. BOUHALI INSURANCE 12X7 Hathaway Ave. ACademy 3067 Lakewood. Ohio 70S Hanna Bldg. MAin 3111 Cleveland. Ohio 1.1 FK ACCIDENT SICKNESS AUTO—CASUALTY—FIRE—WINDSTORM BONDS—I NLAND—M A l IN E Compliments of ALMIRA MOTORS 10505 Lorain Ave. 56 Compliments of The Champion Rivet Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO Cleveland Yacht Supply Co. Evinrude Outboard Motors Sales and Service Chris-Craft and Thompson Boats Factory Method Propeller Reconditioning Bausch Komb Binoculars Chelsea and Seth Thomas Clocks 3027 Detroit Ave. MAin 1027 BARTUNEK BROTHERS FINE CLOTHES “Factory to You 3 Stores Conveniently Located 6529 I inion Ave. 833 Prospect Ave. 14959 St. Clair Ave. DISORGANIZE!) PR ESS SPECIAL NEWS Bl L LET IN in’ DIRE( TWIRE SEBJECT: 4-B FOREC AST FOR 1960 J I-ASII: Anthropologist BOB McKEON has become a chain smoker in an effort to liml the missing link . . . Although businessman ( III ( K WALLACE recommends art for relaxation, steel magnate JIMMY COLLINS can't even draw Hies . . . Out Grafton way. Fuller Brush man BILL BEARGIE got a brush-off at farmer TOM BLACK BERN’S, while janitor CHARLES GLENTZ at I ()M SEEHOLZER’S Flea harm next door reports that the fleas are having a circus... Patrolmen JERRY COM ELLA and EDWARD SCI IERDAK caught the Jay Gang red-handed Iasi night, thus ending another bubble gum peddler’s era. Gang leader JAY PARKER talked much too slow to wiggle his henchmen JOHN MORIN and BILL THOMPSON out of this one . . . Beer tycoon BOB HEEFFED received his first taste of sour luck when he and rival tycoon JIM DILLINC. scuffled and fell into a vat of beer . . . The beer disappeared . . . Doctors JOSEPH FACKELMANN and JOSEPH STERNA!) will hold their annual debate on Which came First, the chicken or the egg. at Carnegie Hall this year . . . Iceman PALL MEHR landed in jail today for peddling hot ice to fence RAY SEIDI___KESSELL JOYCE and THOMAS McCAFFERTY announced a new addition to their Mounds Club a moat and drawbridge . . . ED HARMON and JOHN GALLAGHER will graduate from Ohio State next week just as O. Henry once did . . . Warden HOWIE ROTH has also approved JEROME DOEGHERTY for parole . . . Although once just a little shaver. President KENNETH DREES has announced that the parole of FRANK DELLA TORRE will soon be the symbol of sharp razors . . . AI. CARROLL'S new Ever-ready” Funeral Home gave electrician CARL RIELINGER, who was just passing, a big charge . . . JIM QCINN is rejnirted to be passing out cigars for the tenth time congrats . . . Lucky pa per-rags man TOM GYNN found twelve dollars in an old mattress and bought out his competitor BILL RALPH .. Editor DON TIMONY of the Racing Gazette denies that his on-the-spot reporter DICK O’BRIEN sports the new pen name the Mad Wheeler Senators JOHN MOTT and JOHN McNEELEY yesterday accused each other of being Communists. Today they dueled on the White House lawn and lost. Communist VINCE CIIERVENY seconded lx th men. C harles Blackburn, Pres. John Braucher Thomas Carntody Paul Corrigan Joseph D'Amato W illiam Deighan John Durkay Brian Farrell Frank Geraci Frank Granzeier James C ‘.ray Joseph Green Larry llostrasser Kenneth Keberle Traugott Keller Joseph Krent Fr. P. M. Coogan, S. J. Mr. W. K. McCarthy, S. Garv Murray, V. Pres. I-F Mr. R. C. Knnen. S. J. Fr. J. A. Welfle, S. J.. K. I. P. Thomas Sktilina. Secy ( harles Lamb Robert Love John McCormick Patrick McDunn Thomas Moloney Jerome Morrow I )onald Morse John Mullin Jim Schram Ouentin Spinier Edward Tischler John Vrsanskv Edward Wahl Marcus Weber Emil W ilkolak William Wintering Mr. L. J. (Voss. S. J. Mr. C. J. Magee Class of 2 D James S. Ban non William A. Bir Fred J. Blodgett John F. Brady John J. Brandabur Charles II. Bulger James F. Curran John C. Daley Harry T. Englert Daniel F. Florian John W. Foley William J. Fox John A. Gill William J. I (enrich David P. Hurd James (Italiano James R. Klonk Francis P. LaLonde Thomas J. Mc(lintv Stephen )leksyk John J. Roddy Eugene C. Rooney Paul A. Sellwertner Robert P. Scott Timothy J. Smith I )onald Sullivan Herbert A. Wachsman Daniel J. Walsh Charles R. Zcpp David Foerstner Mr. J. R. Habes. S. J.. Religion Mr. W. M. Hayes, S. J., Latin Mr. E. M. Carnev, Historv Mr. I . I . McCarthy, S. J.. English Fr. P. J. Mulhern, S. J.. Study Mr. J. S. Schicker. C.eonietry 159 RIVERSIDE PI IARMAGY 2252 Wooster Rd. Rocky River A Prescription Drug Store PHONE; LAkewood 9754 ATTENTION! DeSoto - Plymouth - Dodge - Chrysler Owners Immediate Service Dependable Mechanical Repairs Body and Fender Work BRENNAN-HOGAN CO. DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 2061 Gehring Ave., Corner Abbey Opposite W est Side Market PHONE: CHerry 4572 Acknowledgments For their timely advice and helpful suggestions in the face of our inexperience, we extend our sincere thanks to Mr. George l ance of 7 ower Press and Mr. I'ed Wahl of the Cleveland Engraving Co. Credit for the pictures and candids goes to Mr. Crank Walsh and the iXewtnan Studio, and Mr. R. I'. Burnham, S.J., moderator of the Camera Club. The sketches illustrating the Senior Diary bespeak the artistic talent of a staff member, Dick Gaeckle. We wish also to offer our sincerest thanks to our Patrons and Advertisers who provided us with the financial backing necessary to bring you this '7S Ignatian. The Ignatian Staff 160