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

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. . . The Same As It Ever Was . . . Men For Others Mike Zcbrak downs a ball carrier at the Penn Hills game. After having been layed flat trying to run the ball John Dorogi stares into space. Did I start?’', were the first words he said after coming to. 6 Theme So. too, have we always been men for others. In 1895, Ignatius seniors devoted their free hours teaching in the city workhouse. In 1929, the school organization Sodality was formed to practice Christian service. Today, the Student Community Involvement Program (S.C.I.P) and the Sophomore Service program carry on this same tradition of community service in a new manner that reflects an attunement to the times. Throughout all the years and through all this change, we are now adding on another layer of history that has been set down for us. Though the times have changed, the Ignatius students remain the same. From a small insignificant beginning and a different mode of life from our own to a highly developed technological society, the basic character of the Ignatian remains the same as it ever was.

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Paul Gartland and Bill Hurley are interrupted in their discussion by an unidentified flying sandwich. Rory Nassif and the rest of the band prepare to take the field for the halftime show. ' ' s'y' - , Theme 5

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Tom Brookover, Mark Borin.u, and John Ration take time to talk with one of the residents ot Ohio ity. |ohn Bruning. Jeff D iak. and Kevin Chambers were just a few of the many students in the car caravan back trom the Mass of the Holy Sprit. Mike Richards comes out of the cafetera with the typical Ignatius breakfast, pop and dounuts.