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

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Most Rev. Edward F. Hoban, S.T.D., Ph D.. LL.D. Archbishop—Bishop of Cleveland Rev. Paul V. Siegfried, S.J. Principal Rev. Nicholas B. Gelin, S.J. President Rev. John H. Klcinhcnz, S.J. Assistant Principal Pope John XXIII 10

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 St. Ignatius High School could never exist without the dedicated men who form her faculty, and our journey on our Path through Ignatius would never be made possible without the efforts and work of these devoted men. As we look at our faculty members, we see teachers, student counsclcrs, administrators, and friends. Most of these men slave at their work day in and day out so they can give us the best education possible. A number of our faculty arc especially trained priests who, as our student counsellors, mold into us a staunch moral character. Others, with whom we seldom come into contact, arc the unsung heroes of our faculty who run Ignatius from behind a desk and a pile of papers which often hides them. And we all arc very fortunate to have a loyal friend in the ranks of our faculty who will stick by us in fair weather and storm. We, the men of Ignatius, owe our faculty infinite thanks. Table of Contents Dignitaries............................10 Religion...............................11 Administration......................12-13 Classical...........................14-15 English.............................16-17 Modern Language........................17 Math Science......................18-19 Social Studies.........................20 Athletics..............................21

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Fr. Robert C. Broome, S.J. Religion III A IV, Junior Student Counselor, Alumni Association Fr. Gerald B. Garvey. S.J. Freshman and Sophomore Student Counselor Fr. Robert P. Pingstock. S.J. Religion IV, Fathers' Club Fr. Joseph H. Lcchtenbcrg. S.J. Religion , Latin RELIGION r Fr. Henry A. Brockman, S.J. Freshman Student Counselor “Go ye therefore and preach the gospel to all nations.” These immortal words of Christ have rung in the hearts of Catholics for over nineteen hundred years. St. Peter, St. Paul, St. Augustine. St. Ignatius, St. Francis Xavier—these and the other saints we read about were all answering Christ’s call. We are students of a Catholic high school. Here we arc taught the word of God by the members of the Society of Jesus. Here we learn to practice high morals and to live as good Christians by the example of the men of this Jesuit community. The understanding priests who act as student counselors are always on hand to offer their help. These men all have answered the call of Christ. The training which we received here at Ignatius shall be with us until the day we meet our God. And if we live up to what we know is right, that meeting shall be a happy one. But shall the men who gave up their lives to show us the road to heaven be forgotten? No; for in the proud Ignatius tradition, these priests shall never be “Out of sight, out of mind.” II