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

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FR. BROOME Religion 3; Counseling A rare moment in the active life of Fr. O’Reilly. Usually he is seen, cassock flying, scurrying °lf 10 counseling or to classes. FR. KYSELA Religion 2, 3; Counseling; CAM. FR. MI DAY Religion 4; AP English; Debate; Speech MR. SIMPSON Religion 2, 3 FR. SULLIVAN Religion 3; Athletic Director MR. STRINGER Religion 4; History I FR. YATSCO Religion I; Bowling: Golf 23

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Communications: Basis of Education Of the many courses taught at St. Ignatius, probably none are more beneficial in later life than those which comprise Communications. English, speech, physical education, music, and typing are all helpful aids for all professions. The objective of the English program of Ignatius, as expressed by Fr. Bernard Streicher, S.J., head of the English Department, is “a personal enrichment through the study of literature along with clear and effective self-expression.” This objective is achieved through a four year course consisting of the study of World, American and English literatures plus exercises in writing beginning with the sentence in first year and culminating with the term paper in fourth year. Thanks to the government’s Aid to Education Program, over the summer, the English Department acquired over four hundred dollars worth of audiovisual aids used to supplement English classes. Complementing the English course are speech, typing, music and phys. cd. Speech, compacted this year into a two-year program under the direction of Mr. Murphy, acquaints the student with the norms and rules of public speaking. Typing gives the student a skilled and accurate knowledge of the typewriter, so necessary in today’s colleges. Music at Ignatius is taken in the form of band, glee club and private classes. Mr. Jack Hearns directs all three. Physical education adds the physical aspects to the Ignatian’s education through various exercises and tests. A conference was finally established between the East and the West as Mr. Pasko. an expert on Chinese affairs, converses with Mr. Schmidt, a freshman English teacher. Mr. Michener takes roll of the agile, mobile, and hostile men of Ignatius. MR. BURNS English 4; AP English MR. CHAMBERS English I; Counseling MR. HAYES Latin 3; English 4 MR. HEARNS Music; Rand; Clee Club 25