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

Page 96 text:

LEFT PICTURE Standing: Bauhof, Schrani, Gaughan. Seated: Dugan, Mr. R. F. Burnham, S.J., Antolik. RIGHT PICTURE Left to Right: Fricdcl, Elliott, Rule, Rock, Bruening. fttt'NDER the supervision of Mr. R. F. Burnham, S.J., The I gnat tan staff succeeded in telling the story of this year’s activities and main events by turning out the 1949 IgItalian. Topped by Tom Dugan, the Editor-in-Chief, the editorial staff was in charge of the various divisions of the annual. Joe Schrani was responsible for the sports section; Bill Antolik, typing and senior write-ups; Pete Gaughan, the Senior Diary; and Dick Bauhof, clubs. Frank Grdina, the business manager, and his assistants Bob Kundmucllcr, Bernie Liskey, Bob Harter, and Hank Shea struggled, pleaded, and fought for the success of the subscription drive. Contributing much to the general appearance of the yearbook is the work of the art and photography staff: Dan Elliott, Bob Friedel, Bill Rock, Phil Rule, and Pat Bruening.

Page 95 text:

■MRS Band officers Scherry, President Murphy, Tobin, Drum Major Pecek pose with Mr. Jack Hearns, band director, and Mr. O. T. IVheeler, S.J., moderator. A ROLL of drums! A driving foot! A mighty roar! And another Ignatius football game was under way. But in rain or snow, or in sweltering or biting weather, you could always count on seeing a loyal group of blue and gold clad bandsmen lending their musical support to the success of the team. But this was only one of the many ventures undertaken by the hand. Under the direction of Mr. J. T. Hearns, who in turn was assisted by Mr. O. T. Wheeler, S.J., and Mr. R. J. O’Brien, S.J., the roll call of events included concerts, parades, rallies, and a Military Ball. Always there, ever faithful, the band plays, “As we hail the blue and gold”.

Page 97 text:

Left to Riffht: Dugan, Pccck, Fisher, Mr. W. M. Hayes, S.J., Cavanagh, Antolik. MURING the year 1948 another glorious chap-ter was written into the annals of the Eye. Under the supervision of Mr. W. M. Hayes, S.J., the student publication once again garnered All-Catholic and All-American high school ratings. With Fred Fisher and Louie Pccek as co-cditors-in-chief, the Eye staff turned out nine interesting issues. Toni Dugan was news editor of this group while Joe Sell ram and Jim Porter were co-sports-editors. Aiding these were associate editors Dick Bauhof, Bob Harter, and Tom McGuire. Gerry Cavanagh was U.B. correspondent, and Bill Antolik and Bob Gelin were copy managers. Standing: Harter, Bauhof, Porter. Scaled: McGuire, Schram. Left to Right: Murray, McDonnell, Tuinncy, Wisch-meyer, Diskin, Blake.