St Ignatius High School - Ignatius Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IGNATIUS PREP Cloonan, Edmund. President Senior Class, Prefect of Sodality, '23, '24, Cast of The Last Trick and The Royal Yellow, R. O. T. C. We are fortunate in having a man of Ed's attainments at the helm. He has capably directed all movements of the stu- dents and has always shown a willingness to further the interests of the seniors. He has a list of scho- lastic honors four years long. Mahoney, Joseph. Bantam Basketball champs, '22, lights, '23, heavics, '24, All Star Catholic Forward, '23, '24, Baseball, '23, '24, Monogram Club, Vice President Senior Class. It is scarcely necessary to voice our opinion of Joe. His remarkable athletic record bids fair to be never equaled. He is one of the very best basketball players turned out by Igna- tius. He terrorized opposing heavyweights although he is a legitimate lightweight. And Joe's powers did not turn his head. Every student is proud to call Joe his friend. Burke, Arthur B. Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class, President of Glee Club, Cast of Royal Yellow, It Pays to Advertise, and The Last Trick. ' If Art pursues his vocal tendencies he will soon have John McCormick selling potatoes for a liv- ing. Not only that, but Art could gather consider- able fame as an actor. When in his second year he was given the principal role in the Royal Yellow and proved himself to be a dramatic sensation. Butler, Francis. Played football in '22, '23, basket- ball in '24, track in '21, '22, '23, and captained the team in '24, tennis and swimming teams of '24, Mon- ogram Club and Senior Prom Committee, class presi- dent of 4B, PREP Associate Editor. It can easily be seen that Frank has done about everything that is possible in a high school. He has gained a host of friends here who know that he will keep up the good work in future years. Of course, his activities at high school were not all academic, as can be seen by his record in Austin, and, we mustn't forget,-Oak Park. Edwards, Paul. Editor-in-Chief of the PREP, '24, PREP Staff, '21, '22, '23, '24, Manager Track, '24, Monogram Club. Paul has made quite a name for himself during his four years at St. Ignatius, and this year handled the PREP in a creditable manner. He has written more articles for the high school maga- zine than anybody else in the school. Paul has a per- sonality that you can 't help liking, and much of the success of the track team is due to his capable man- aging. 206

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IGNATIUS PREP Abraham, Ray1110nd L. One could hardly call Abe retiring: no conversation was ever so tight that he couldn't Iind a chink by which to enter. A loyal backer of student activities and :1 leader of his class, he is well known about the school. Ahearn, Th0I11aS. Salutatorian. Tom's accomplish- ments in the last four years have been mostly rc- corded in the principal's office. Don't misunderstand this, because Tom is down in the books as being the winner of a gold medal besides winning a nice bunch of honor ribbons. He was the Senior Elocution win- ner, a contributor to the PREP, and, although he is an ardent golf bug, and a conlirmed Sox fan, we have nothing serious against him. For further particulars, see Breen, A. Bartlett, Charles A. Charlie acquired fame largely through his success as chef of Pot Pie. Assistant Editor of the PREP and a contributor fo: four yearf, he has demonstrated both :L humorous and serious ability in his Writings that promises future success in a literary Ileld. Has a weakness for the Line, and played basketball on the flies in '22, l23l. YVithout :1 doubt, he is one of '24's best. - Breen, Al0ySi11S. Al has two good medals Cwon in his first and second yearsj to back up his reputation as a student. Besides this he carries off first honors at every opportunity. He and Tom Ahearn, the insepv arable pair, have grown famous as a prize winning combination, and backers of all school enterprises. Al has a beautiful voice that quite charms the hearer, a Wonderful soprano. Burrill, Myron. Debater, '23g Mission Crusade direc- tor, '24, Class Poet. Myron is one of St. Ignatius' most industrious workers. He has a pantherls per- sistence and he has certainly produced results. He is amicable to all students and a good friend of most of the teachers. A regular contributor to the PREP. And lest We forget, his sweater with the prominent ilI.77 207