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

Page 22 text:

Ilimumi wwwwwwwwwwwwwww wwwwwwvrv Vital Concern 20

Page 21 text:

Secrttariei. Mrs. Kathleen Gardner (Development Office); Mrs. Helen Trombley (Development Office); Mrs. France Cenname (Switchboard); Mrs. Patricia Callahan (Treasurer's Office); Mrs. Andrenc Wenneman (Principal's Office); Mrs. Carol Miller (Assistant Principal’s Office). NOT PICTURED; Mrs. Isabelle Miller (Principal’s Office). LEFT: As president of the school. Fr. James Kirby, S.J., looks forward to future expansion of Ignatius. UPPER LEFT: Fr. Frank Grdina. S.J., often spends time after school talking with students such as senior Tony Felice just to see how things are going. TOP: Mrs. Patricia Callahan meticulously copies down one of many messages received by the Treasurer’s Office. 19

Page 23 text:

for Students Marks Ignatius Faculty The uniqueness of the teachers here at St. Ignatius is not just tied to the forty or fifty minutes of class time but is integrated into the atmosphere of the whole school. This uniqueness is a vital concern, an enthusiasm for the student's growth as an individual and a young adult. The counseling program and all the extracurricular testify to a mature and friendly teacher-student relationship. Makeshift basketball games and informal talks are some of the things which kindle the enthusiasm for dedication between teacher and student. The teachers' concern also encompasses educational and civic involvement. President Fr. James W. Kirby. S.J., and many of the teachers participate in city and community-based programs for the development of the Near West Side: Mayor's Advisory Committee on Community Development, Interracial Foundation, Bishops Committee on Urban Affairs, and Citizens for Hducational Freedom. The Summer Enrichment Program and gym nights for the neighborhood youth stimulate an active interest for the school’s own Community action. By working together, the teachers forge their uniqueness into an active, lively concern which reaches the whole school. 21