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

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Fr. Welsh Rekindles Concern in Sophmore Class Allowing sophomores to abandon the conventional classroom atmosphere for one semester, the Christian Service Program provided opportunities for the students to put into practice the principles of Christianity which they had obtained through previous years of religious training. The sophomores were placed in different social agencies throughout Greater Cleveland, and performed charitable works ranging from tutoring youngsters at St. Pat's Grade School, to comforting the lonely and aged at Riverview, Manor Care, Valley Springs, and Aristocrat Parma. Many sophomores also gained experience while working in hospitals such as Lutheran Medical Center, Metropolitan General, and St. Vincent's. The experience which the sophomores gained in this program, which was directed by Fr. Robert Welsh, S.J., has helped them gain a real sense of the problems in our present society. Frank Fr»ed l Jamet Fulton Chnttopher Gaertner Kevin Gallagher Jo»eph Gallagher Joseph Gardner Thomas Gardner Roy Ganepy Tony Garotoli Karl Geiger Richa'd Ge vav John Grujoul Richard Gin V-chaei Gmley William Gnley M cltMl Gramata Andrew Graui Jeffrey Grower George Gulak James Guirck Philip Hackman John Mamftor Bernard Hammer Patrick Hanrahan Michael Han Paul Hegedus Kevm Hodgm Raymond Hodgson W iam Hotdash Joseph Hop km W.i'.iam Horne Paul Howard JOhn Huettne' R ooen iftoa Jeffrey Janoch 31

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Stevon Celebreaye Thomas Champion Ronald Chapek Franco Chietfaiio Matthew Cotfoy Steven Co- Michael Cornelia Kevin Connolly James Connors Kevin Conway Edward Corrigan Kevin G Corrigan Kevin H Corrigan Michael Corrigan Joseph Criscionn Roben CaarnecV. Kevin Camger James Oai ey Wiiiam Davidson Michael Day Christopher OeChant Joseph DoGaetano Conseiio Oeograoes Richard DiMichole Paul Ootyowski Timothy Donnelly Michael bonooghe Brendan Oodey Christopher Dorn Kovin Driscoll Daniel Drost John Edgonouse David Ellison W.lius Eucker Nathan Evans John Farone John Fiiak Gregory FillOh William Fink Jehe y Fischer Fred Fishor Charles Flack Gregory Fiaesgarten John Forys George Fox

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Sophomores Become Aware of Diverse Facets of Ignatian Life Breaking out from his restrictive shell, the second year student at Ignatius comes to the realization that there is more to his social life than just staying at home studying or watching T.V. Until it became monotonous, the hazing of freshmen was a primary source of the soph's fun. Joining the rest of the student body, many sophomores took advantage (at times too vigorously) of the two on-campus” eating establishments, Heck's and Wendy's. Jackets bearing a golden 77 on the sleeve occupied much of the space on the coat racks at mixers and other IEA functions. Although no sophomores held official positions of authority in any extracurricular organizations, their presence was very definitely felt. Frank Jonuola Jam© Jenson Bonjamin Jimenez Patrick Joyce Stanley Kaidus Timothy Kali Joseph Kelt William KavuU Oamot Keating Joseph Komm© Loo Kennoy Thomas Koss-’er Michael Kiehl Michael Kilarsky Cotm Kii ane Jeffrey K.tzOeroor James Klonikar Zorton Ktos Ropeh Kmiee-k John Knufl John Ko unski Donald KoUck Russell K on can John Kootaia Andrew Kovach O-est Kowaisky Tuc-mas Kraus John KuCia Arthur Lang Thomas Laoo» 32