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

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whole man • • • The subject of Christian education is wan whole and entire . . . soul united to body in unity of nature . . . with all his faculties natural and supernatural. —pius XI The Ignatius graduate, the product of Jesuit Education, goes forth into God’s world with . . . his soul illumined by: frequent reception of the Sacraments . . . the Sodality and retreats . . . Jesuit counsel and example. his wind cultivated by: college preparatory courses . . . extra-curricular intellectual pursuits . . . an up-to-date school library. his body strengthened by: supervised gym periods . . . organized intramural activities . . . interscholastic sports programs . . . as a Catholic leader among men.

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molder of men • • • He has never written a book. I le is not a national celebrity. In the eyes of the worldly-wise, he is a man hidden in the shadows of an enigmatic vocation. But to his many friends, he is a man who has quietly, patiently, and persistently pursued an inestimable goal, that of a Jesuit educator and molder of men. No boy has ever been a mere name to him. No boy has ever sought guidance and gone away unaided. In the confessional, in his room, in class, at rallies, he has always strived to be of service to the young men entrusted to his care. Under the Christ-like charm of his personality, the souls, minds, and bodies of hundreds upon hundreds of young men have grown into the strength and character of manhood; this is Rather Brockman’s reward. In this lies his success. For only a man of character can mold men of character.