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

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Lefl: Ma. Patricia Gaski reaches for the eraser after realizing she made a mistake on the board. Below: Mr. James Hogan lectures his class on Catholic morality and sites many examples as guides. Mr. Dale Gabor: A.P. Latin IV. Ms. Patricia Gaski: Algebra 1. Advanced Math Topics. Ms. Kay Goebel: Alg Tng, Advanced Math Topics. Mr. Thomas Healey: Thoology I. Mr. Mark Hodermarsky: English III, Composition. Mr. James Hogan: Morality. Mr. Michael Howard: World History, American Government. Mr. Paul Jacobsen: Chemistry. Mr. Andrew Johnson: Algobra I, Geometry, Comp. Sci. Fr. John Kleinhenz, S.J.: Algobra II, Analysis. Mr. Donald Knight: Calculus, Alg Tng, Geometry, Comp. Sci. Mr. Gregory Knittel: Latin III, IV, Greek I. A.P. Grook II, III. Mr. Paul Kobe: Geometry, Algobra I. Mr. Joseph Kolman: Spanish II, III, IV, A.P Spanish IV. Mr. Charles Kyle: English II, Chauc Shake. Mrs. JoAnn Lane: Biology, A.P. Biology. Mr. Thomas Lauer: English I, III. Mr. John Lewis: U.S. History. A.P U.S. History. Mr. Mark Litzler: Drawing. Mrs. Colleen Mahon: Latin II, III, A.P Latin III. Faculty 27

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DEDICATION Faculty Provides Wisdom For one hundred years now, St. Ignatius has been supplying young men with one of the finest college preparatory educations available; an education which is made possible by the gifted group of men and women who compose the faculty. They could work virtually anywhere, earning enormous amounts of money, but they have devoted their lives to educating others. The St. Ignatius teacher reaches be- yond the realm of mere academics. He encourages students to grow not only mentally, but spiritually, physically, and socially. He has a genuine interest in the students he instructs. He is good-natured, but knows when the fun must stop and the work begin. He is open to new ideas and is respectful of old ones. He encourages students to grow and encourages them to view the world with an honest and open mind. The faculty at St. Ignatius has made the school what it is today through its wisdom, diversity and devotion to education and growth. In the glory of a beautiful new library, costly renovation, famous speakers, and other centennial events, we should try not to forget our greatest asset—the teachers at St. Ignatius. Mr. Anthony Antonolli: Algebra I, Alg. Trig. Mr. Larry Arthur: Gym. Mr. Mark Aecollie: Gym. Mr . Judith Bator: French I, II. Mr. Brian Booker: Algebra I. Geometry. Mr. Vincent Benander: Algebra !, Calculus Comp Sci Mr. Kathy Bets: English I, Creative Writing. Mrs. Mary Ann Bialosky: English II, Composition. Mr. Omar Blackman: Band, Music, Piano u Fr. Carl Bonk, S.J.: Pilgrim Church. Mr. Joseph Busxelli: Speech. Sr. Carolyn Capuano, H.M.: Bioethics. Mr. Daniel Cavoli: Latin I, II, A P Latin III. Mr. Daniel Corrigan: World History, A P Modorn European History. Mr. Pierre Davignon: Fine Arts. Film, Painting. Mr. Michael DeVinne: Latin I. II. Mr. George Dlouhy: Chemistry, Hons Chemistry. Mr. Martin Dybics: Christian Sexuality. Mr. Michael Egan: World History, Anthropology. Mr. Karl Ertle: Sophomore Service. 26 Faculty

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MORAL SUPPORT Teachers Known for Involvement It has been said that the difference between a good teacher and an exceptional one is his interest in the students and the subject matter. The teaching faculty at St. Ignatius seems to have an extra-ordinary interest in both areas. These men and women are enthusiastic supporters of all students in all their endeavors. Competent in-class instruction, energetic classroom discussions, and availability after hours are reasons why our faculty is considered so good. In addition to their academic interests, many teachers devote long hours of their own free time to the numerous extra-curriculars students are involved in. Many are coaches of our athletic teams while others are moderators of school organizations. Other employees of the school should not be neglected, though. The compassionate office secretaries, hardworking counseling staff, custodians, and other school officials are all an integral part of the school community and very helpful to students. Every person of the St. Ignatius faculty contributes a unique quality to the school. They offer their own knowledge, talents, and experiences to the students that they encounter. Below: Using his skills of persuasion and propaganda, freshman Mark Becker tries to boost his grade in Speech. Mr. John Marinelli: Biology. Mr. Joseph Martin: French III, IV, A P. French IV. Mr. James Michals: Health, Gym. Fr. William Neuhoff, S.J.: A P Physics. Algebra II. Bro. Michael Nusbaum, S.J.: Accounting 1, II, Economics. Mr. Thomas Pasko: Reading, English II. Dr. Michael Pennock: Christian Socioty. Fr. Donald Petkash: French II. Comp. Ed. Mr. James Pier: Theology I. Mr. Nick Restifo: Spanish I, II. 28 Faculty