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

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Teachers Channel Student Curiosity A Y (tempting to figure the area of ait apple in geometry, freshman loins A man goes to the blackboard and isolates the variable. P I tilting a tree period to use. senior Mark Sutherland spends time in the library in an independent study of physics. IGNMIAN pit.- 19

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 ho teacher and the student are the two most important people in the quest for knowledge. The student is sparked by I ho teacher, who constantly rekindles the flame of curiosity. (He can rekindle it by awakening him from a mid-morning slumber, for example.) A student’s curiosity sometimes leads him in the wrong direction, but it is up to the teacher to channel his energies in the right direction. The desire to learn is never quenched if a teacher has a genuine concern that his pupils are reaching a greater understanding. r aught up m Ins work, Mike Deighan puts his artistic talent to work during an art session in his creative writing course. I nvolvement keynotes the interest that Mr. Dlouhy has sparked in his student. Tim Zajkowski, by demonstrating different experiments for after school projects. 18 IGNATIVS 197J

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l uring one ol Mr. Benander’s math classes, his sports interest gels the better ot him as he takes on all comers with his home-made basketball game. He hopes to get his toy patented and possibly on the market within a tew years. 1 ewly-ordained Fr. Gene O'Brien, S.J., discusses Christian involvement with Ken Ward and Pete Brodhead. 20 ICiNAtlAN 107»