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

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OUR PATH THROUGH IGNATIUS Table of Contents Dedication............................4-7 Faculty.................................8 Underclassmen.......................22-49 Activities..........................50-73 Sports.............................74-101 Seniors...........................102-141 Informals.........................142-145 Index.............................150-151 UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS FACULTY 2

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1959 IGNATIAN Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam The following staff members of the 1959 IGNATIAN deserve special thanks for their many hours of devoted work in producing this book: Co-Editors: Mike Fegen Bill Marquardt Faculty: Mike Hayes Underclassmen: John Menes Bill Wagner Activities: Leo Bistak Tom Hasek Sports: John L. Sullivan Seniors: Tom McFarlanc Photography: Frank Herceg Vol Hruszkewycz Business: Chuck Dorenkott Dave Fegen Roger Stroh Art: Bob Bechtel Jim Mayer Publicity: Chris Likly Faculty Moderator: Mr. Frank A. Grady. S.J. COMPETE STAFF: pp. 72-73 Published by the students of St. Ignatius High School 1911 W. 30th Street Cleveland 13. Ohio

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ACTIVITIES SENIORS Many students have embarked upon a journey through Ignatius. This year many are bringing to an end their adventure of four years while others arc passing a milestone. This path on which Igna-tians travel resembles a gleaming white stream picking its way through a fertile plain lined by many mountains. Right from the beginning, we were given encouragement and security by our Father’s Club. The Father’s Club also made our trip through Ignatius easier by improving the byways with better facilities. Our journey through high school would never have finished without the help of the dedicated faculty who stood steadfastly behind us. These were the men who made the world of Caesar and Virgil or of Odysseus and Homer mean something to us; who enlightened us to the world phenomena in the sciences; who gave us deep devotion to our fatherland; who helped us to appreciate and understand the English Language; and who instilled in us a true love of God and virtue. The following pages are a log of this journey through Ignatius, especially depicting the story of the seniors who have braved the adventure and now reap the fruits of four years of “blood, sw eat, and tears.” As we traveled we were prepared mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually by those who dedicated their very lives that we might enter into a new and bigger world. 3