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

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The everyday class schedule did not last for long, though. For only two days later the Democratic vice-presidential nominee. R. Sargent Shriver. brought the world of politics into our student center before the Ignatius student body. Ignatius faculty, and guests from other schools. All the excitement of the National Convention issues, body guards, the news media filled the bustling beehive as students posed pointed questions and the candidate delivered political promises. Though the assembled multitude gave tacit approval to his proposals to stop the Viet Nam war, though the crowd silently agreed with his assertion that government should give aid to private schools, nothing could truly be said to excite those present more than his solemn promise that the St. Fd's game would be replayed. As ho roads the notes for his speech, an attentive Sa gent Shrivor listens to the whispered words of Monsignor Novicky and Pat Boyle. Already pleasantly surprised by an enthusiastic reception from a group of Ignatians. Shriver was further astounded when they presented him with a Soul Food Day ticket. During the course of his characterizations. Roger Steffens offered comments on subjects ranging from Shakespeare to gaping anuses. KKHIKIII 9

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Steffens, Shriver bring to Ignatius Beseiged by autograph seeking students. Shriver gladly signed each paper thrust m his direction Works of the French poet Baudelaire are brought to life through the dramatic interpretations of actor-poet Roger Steffens excitement Students of St. Ignatius this year were exposed to current events in areas ranging from the assassination of Julius Caesar to the political promises of “Election 72”. More than once was the student body brought together into assembly to share the talents of various celebrities. Roger Steffens first graced the campus. In one hour the famous actor-poet accomplished things which many an English teacher might envy. Effective gestures and well-toned voice captured the attention of his entire audience as he brought out the full nuance and meaning of his selections. He climaxed his performance with a modern-day interpretation of the assassination of Julius Caesar. Most students left the assembly period grateful for an enjoyable break in the daily routine of classes.

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