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

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Administrators, Counselors, Leaders Rev. II. A. Brockman, S. J. FATHER SEEBALDT, Minister, Superintendent of Buildings . . . FATHER BROCKMAN, Freshman Student Counselor . . . FATHER MULHERN, Confeaaor . . . FATHER BUCKMAN, Treasurer, Lilin . . . MR. HEARNS, Music, Band . . . MR. WIRTZ, Head Coach, Physical Education, Business Law, Economics . . . FATHER SULLIVAN, Athletic Director, Latin. Rev. S. J. Burkinan, S. J. Mr. T. J. Ilcarnn Mr. J. J. Wirt Rev. W. A. Sullivan, S. J. P«gc 11

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Spiritual Guide Although we have never had Father O’Brien as a teacher, we still know him as our spiritual guide and friend. His inspiring talks every other First Friday provide us with food for thought and material for action. His talks show that Father knows us, our faults and good points; his advice strikes home. Although his duties as President usually keep Father O’Brien out of the realm of student contact, he still remains a prominent leader in the spiritual, intellectual, and social life of the school. Very Reverend John J. O'Krien, S. J., Pretidrnt disciplinarian All of us. hut especially those who frequent the “Jug” room, will never forget Father Bossing’s stern, almost expressionless face. Yet when he coached us in freshman basketball, or when we talked to him at the games, we found out that there was a smile hiding behind Father’s stern countenance. His strict enforcement of the school rules was always fair and just, and we knew that he didn’t relish the job of always being the school’s disciplinarian. page 10 Reverend John J. Rosning. S. J.. inninlant Principal

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Tireless Teachers I.ate study, unresponsive classes, tiresome pre-feeling, correcting and grading exams, these are only some of our teachers’ trials. And yet they perform these seemingly thankless tasks willingly, cheerfully, and every day. They try repeatedly to make us learn, to make us want to learn, to make us realize the true value of learning. Our teachers undertake this task not out of desire for a salary, not for the small reward of renown they receive, hut out of service to God, to the Church, and to the country. Our teachers are firmly convinced of the importance of training learned, responsible Catholic leaders. They firmly believe that today’s students will be tomorrow’s statesmen, scholars, and saints. Hr. I- Attalla, S. J. Rev. II. J. Barton, S. J. Rev. F. A. Bittenz, S. J. BROTHER ATTALLIA, Buyer, Student Cafeteria . . FATHER BARTON. Religion, Junior Student Counselor ... FATHER BITTENZ. English. Religion, Remedial Reading. .Mr. Frank Bilzan Rev. J. P. Boggiii , S. J. Mr. J. F. Bowman, S. J. MR. BITZAN, Mathematics . . . FATHER BOGGINS, Eng-lish. Religion . . . MR. BOWMAN, Mathematics, Bowling, I. A. A., Senior Sodality. Mr. L. E. Brirkmnn Mr. J. R. Broekman, Rev. I. M. Burrill, S. J. Mr. C. A. Conroy, S. J. Rev. P. M. Coofan, S. J. S. J. MR. BR1CKMAN, History . . . MR. BROCKMAN, English. Speech . . . FATHER BURRILL, English, Senior Student Counselor . . . MR. CONROY, English, Assistant Athletic Director . . . FA'IHER COOGAN, Algebra, Religion. pane 12