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

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3C take up the weekly mission collection. Ignatius classes do have their light moments. Tho first St. Ignatius lab . . . and some members of the class of 1961 during Physics lab. A section of the old Ignatius library, and the school's present modernized library.

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ft. Vcrhellc Carrie out on of hi numerou duties. OLD TRADITIONS CONTINUE IN NEW SETTINGS A student wait hi turn to cc ft. Vorhellc. How many time ha thi scene been reenacted in Ignatius' hittory? In its 75 years of existence, Ignatius has undergone quite an academic change to meet the changing conditions. The school now offers advanced placement courses in history and English, a new Physics course, typing, biology. An indication of the success of these academic standards is the fact that 96% of the graduates, a figure unsurpassed by any other school, go on to college each year, and many of these join the professions. In the National Merit Scholarship examination, Ignatius averages 20 finalists each year. This is far above most other schools. Also, about 24 graduating seniors receive scholarships every year as a reward for their excellent record at Ignatius. New addition to Ignatiu : typing room end teacher, Mr. McNamara.

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IGNATIANS WORK HARD AT A TRADITIONALLY CHALLENGING EDUCATION Academic life at Ignatius differs from class to class and from individual to individual. Though Ignatians are continually striving for greatness scholastically, the goofing off that is sometimes witnessed is a relief from classwork and does much to unite Ignatians. Whether the joke is on you or you thought it up, you and your classmates accept it gracefully and there will never be any hard feelings—that is Ignatius. laffay appear to have this teit licked. McCormick, Holiheimer, and Nu er work out Me'.ka wmi »tumped. Malone take note from the main bulletin board, a Physic lab experiment. V