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

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omore man DEBATERS Charles Novak points an accusing finger at Frank Tunia during a mock trial. Members of the jury are Bill Smith, Larry Walters, and Gerry Porter, while Robert Welsh presides as judge. The Sophomore-freshman Debators, under the guidance of Mr. W. H. Mouser, S.J., spent the first quarter of the school year in becoming acquainted with proper debate technique. The weekly meetings of the group were for the most part in the form of intra-organizational debates. After this period of preparation, a team of freshmen and sophomores participated in the St. Joseph Practice Debate. Later in the year, other members of the group went to Lourdes Academy for practice debates there. Stanley Weber forcefully makes a point before an interested panel of jurors. Standing: Bill Frawley, Roger Hurley, and John Weber. Seated: Dick Kasper, Martin Patton, Jim Donahue, Don Hogan. 20

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TUinf THE EYE DIDNT SEE RE PORTE RS-Sf anding: Rudy Peter, Frank Hrach, Al Knill, Paul Siroky, John Cregan, Ken Woodward. Seated: George O’Donnell, Bill Loo, Jim McCafferty, Jim Doell, Pat MeManamon. THE EYE Published monthly by the students of St. Ignatius High School from their offices at 1911 West 30th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Telephone OLympic 1-0222. NSPA—All American, CSPA—All Catholic CSPA—First Editor-in-chief Tom Simon News editor Bill Haas Assistant editor Bob Kannenberg Associate editor ......Frank Granzeier Sports editor ............ Pat McDunn Headline editor Tom Kervcr Production manager Bill Ginley Business manager Karl Martersteck Public Service Director Joe Roscelli Circulation manager.... Tom English Photographers ... Joe Bodnar, John Byrne Adviser...........Mr. J. L. Magmer, S.J. PRODUCTION STAFF: Bill Cinley, John Stone, Tom English, Karl Martersteck, Boh Ward, Joe Roscelli, Pat Smith.

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Top row: Welsh, Zwadzki, Braverman, Taylor, Campanella, F. Smith. Thompson, Greene, Kastncr, Johnson, J. Martin, Traczyk. Third row: Malloy, Murray, Nagy, Gallagher, Makovic, Barrett, Molnar, Farry, Knapp, Palumbo, Vitale, Mazza. Second row: Lentz, Beyer, Krokey, McGannon, Patton, Mietus, Labadie, Tuma, Acker, Walters, W. Smith, Porter, Metro, Minch. Stavole, Ziticllo, F. Martin. First row: Kelly, J. Smith, Hayes, Reith, Simpson, Bou-Sliman, Clifford, Palko, Drottar, Kosempa, Huck, Kovach, Behrend, Coyne. Ginley, McCinty, Mawby. Gerard, Tischler. SONS of War,, Under the direction of Father A. J. Walter, S.J., and Mr. J. E. Chambers, S.J., the Freshman endeavored to learn and obey the rules of the Sodality. Weekly meetings were devoted to the explanation of these rules. The efforts of the freshmen were rewarded when in May eighty of them were received into our Lady’s Sodality in St. Mary’s Church. Top row: Walsh, Hinds, Mott, VanAuken, LeRoy, McGinnis, Weiskittcl, Gu-schwan, Pohlman, Miscner, Biddmcr. Third row: Ged-eon, Garin, Conway, Josie, Fialko, Robertson, Moran, Boccia, Tomasic, Palmer, Callinan. Second row: Cuira, S. Weber, Pfeiffer, Hurley, Mooney, Seiler, DeWitt, R. Dietz, Esker, Hahn, Ogden, Masterson. First row: Boy-lan, L. Dietz, Marquard, Menes, McGivem, O’Donnell, Bacigalupi, McCannon, Corrigan, Maynard, J. Weber, Koval, Jacobson, Forrestal, Genovese.