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Left: Paperwork is an endless stream in monsoon season for Fr. Noetzel. Mere he prepares to file another student's financial statement, a task which he has done thousands of times. Below: Certain concepts require great patience from Fr. Kirby, who reiterates himself for the third time to his Honors Physics I class. An ever growing community is founded upon a solid core of tradition. Thus it has been with our community whose solid core over these many years has been the Jesuit order whose members founded this great institution of learning. One would be remiss if he failed to talk about the Jesuit committment to turn, in four years, boys into men. To obtain a broader perspective of the change the school has undergone, change as seen by and in the Jesuit community is necessary. Fr. Kenneth J. Noetzel has worked in the community since August of 1960 after previously serving as a scholastic here in the 40’s. A major change he has seen over the years has been the decreasing numer of Jesuit priests and scholastics. The previously greater numer of Jesuit priest and scholastics facilitated a special kind of closeness with the students which seemed to be missing in more recent times. Fr. William Sullivan, who has been here thirty-seven of his fifty years as a Jesuit, thirty-two as a teacher and counselor and twenty-seven as athletic director. felt that there has been an obvious growth of Jesuit spirit in the Jesuit community due to the influx of Jesuits Who Have Guided Change younger members.” Father Sullivan, whose dedication to the school is symbolized by the gymnasium which bears his name, feels that many of the newest members have helped in making the Jesuit lifestyle more open. Fr. James Kirby came to Ignatius in the fall of 1957 as a teacher of math and science. He has held the post of president of the school. Under his administration the Board of Regents was formed and the Science Building was constructed. Fr. Kirby agreed with Frs. Noetzel and Sullivan that there has been a definite decline in the number of young scholastics and that the strict daily order of Jesuit life has become a little more informal. He also mentioned the obvious physical changes to the campus as regards to the mall and field. Reflecting upon this year, all three agreed that a more positive spirit existed in the community as a whole which has been more conducive to learning. Above: Fr. Kirby illustrates the roller coaster problem, which involves the principle of kinetic and potential energy.
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Right: Thirty-seven years at the school, and 50 as a Jesuit make Father William Sullivan. S.J. a fixture. His contributions and accomplishments, and his undying sen-ice make all lgnatians very proud to say. Congratulations — and thanks! Below: Father Kirby. S.J.. who was President from 1962-69. and who is personally responsible for the Science Building, is pictured here. As Physics teacher extraordinaire. Fr. Kirby tries to change potential brain energy into kinetic energy. With a little force F. he usually gives students' minds some momentum in order to do work. Right: The whistle while you work” approach to papenvork is demonstrated by Father Kenneth N'oetzel. S.J.. who. as Treasurer, has been the money man” for the last 19 years. 8 Inuii
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