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

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BELOW Although a stalwart end on the 1951 foot ho ii team, Marty Chambers never played basketball in his high school days RIGHT Amateur archaeologist Greg Khiitel. Class of 966 discovered h $ interests early as he had to dig deep to Und this hat LOWER When Al Wilhelms. Class of ;96-i put on his famed number twenty-one helmet the Opponents wished they had never seen a football before LET'S CO BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quite unique to Ignatius is the fact that almost half of its faculty and administration is also a part of its alumni. Therefore, it's natural that the contemporary student hears verses from Those Were the Days and The Way We Were more often than he cares to. This prompts the student to wonder about the good old days. What did his math teacher look like without all that hair? Or how about his gym teacher when he had hair? With the help of its photo library, the IGNATIAN now takes you back through the annals of history to times much heard of but not seen. Remember, the camera never lies. 26 FFATURf

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Variable Concepts Converge On Math Scholars A vibrant corps of anxious young scholars of Archimedes files into the computer room for another exhausting round robin Zenn tournament. Double bank shots carom off the blocks and find their way to the cup with incredible accuracy. These students have found inner peace in numbers. But hark, a quarrel. Spontaneous skirmishes of this sort often occur, and are usually settled quickly by consulting the Quard, but even Captain Calculus would have trouble resolving this dispute. Another host of erudites suddenly intrudes the home of the Wang to bring peace to the Science Building. At the front of the line is none other than Math Department Chairman, Mr. Don Knight. Behind him are body guards and problem shooters Mr. Antonelli and Mr. Lan- ning, along with the entire Math Department. Calming the students and resolving the issue with a dazzling array of facts is Mr. Benander, whose memory of statistics is surpassed only by his knowledge of what to do with them. Indeed, the quarterfinal scores of the 1977 Carnival Zenn Tournament show that joe Kaperick did hold on to eliminate Mr. Flandera, 15-12. Being somewhat new to this unique environment, Fr. D'Amico relies heavily on explanations given to him by Fr. Kleinhenz and Miss O'Donnell. It soon became evident to him that the evasive concepts of Sohcahtoa and happy numbers became clear trigonometric factors through the constant functioning of the Math Department. Dejection and that rotten feeling you get when someone yells at you are reflected in Mr Tony An-tonelh's face FeHow teachers have ust scolded him for biting, not licking hrs Charms lollipop in a race with Math Department members Mr George Andter's vivacious charm and charisma always seem 10 earn turn smiles wherever he goes who gather to see Father sesjd ysj edion on the CLASSROOM UFE 25

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LEFT EYE moderator Mike Per mock was Editor in Chet at Urn 1964 EYE BEl.OW Not a graduate from the Class of 1969 would have guessed that among them one man would some day control the IAA ticket both George Andter surprised them F A R L EFT Not even Charles ' Chico'' Kyle. A ll tVest Senate In football and Treasurer of the 1969Student Council, could gel away with sneaking his girlfriend into class LEFT John l.oflus. third from the left, was assistant editor of the 1967 IGNATlAN UPPER LEFT Carl Egmg. Class of 1965. and John Gladstone. Class ot 1964 were members of the now extinct Sodality Chib. I FEATURF 27