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

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IGNATIUS PREP Keating, John. R. O. T. C., PREP Stad, '23, '24, An- other husky youth Who started out to be a general but was soon fighting for the disbanding of the army. Jack is also quite a humorist as is seen from the ex- cellent dishes of Pot Pie he served us this year. Kelly, Edward. Football, '20, '21, '22, '23, Captain, '23, All-Catholic end, '23, Basketball, '23, '24, Track, '23, '2-lg Monogram Club. Eddie has such a variety of activities that it is needless to speak for him. Everybody realizes the prominent part he has played in school activities and this despite his lack of avoira dupois. May Ignatius sec more of his type. Kerrigan, Vincent. Vince, although not actively en- gaged in the athletics of the school, has followed its teams and backed the various activities of it as a student should. Quiet, but with a good word for everyone, Vince has gained many friends in the school that will stick in future years. He has a in el- coming smile for everyone which is the secret for making friends. Kilbride, Raymond. Ray has certainly shown by a deep interest in the school and its activities that he holds its progress much at heart. Ray broke into the athletic limelight as tackle on the light football team in '22, and though he has not represented the school during the last year he has played hard in every branch of class athletics. Klawiskoske, August. Loyola Literary Society, '23, '24. Has the honor of having for his first name the nanie of the month that follows July. He always was a little behind time, especially in the morning, how- ever, he is a very likeable fellow, a good student, and made quite a name for himself in the Literary S04 eictv. 215

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IGNATIUS PREP Hoberg, Joseph. Joe is one of those fellows that high school seems to be made for. He is universally liked, an athlete, and a topnotch scholar. His first step into the sport limelight was in '23 as guard on the bantam basketball team. He also played on the '24 bantams. For four years he has grabbed off first honors and shown that he is a student adept in all branches. During this last year he has blossomed forth as a poet and artist, and the PREP has certainly prohted by his ability. Hogan, Janves. Jim was always a member of his class teams, indoor, basketball, or whatever it hap- pened to be. After February and June exams he can always be found on the ancient Sodality Hall stage with a red honor ribbon decorating his manly chest. He intends to go to college next year. Hurtubise, Edward. Eddie was one of the best bas- ketball performers at St. Ignatius. A member of the heavyweight championship team of '23 and captain of the heavies of this year. Eddie was especially good when some of his North Side steadies came to see the game. He is a fine fellow and always Willing to help Qduring examsj. Jasinski, Andrew. When .Andy started to school here he was Ka model youth to look up to. But during the past year he has gone from bad to worse. He has caused no end of anxiety to unsuspecting profs. His chief characteristics are silence and diligence, but he dispenses with these While at school. But for all that, we like Andy, and he is included in our list of merry-makers. His future is jail or collegeg they zncan the same to him. Johnson, Walter. One of the most sincere in the '24 graduating class. He has won many friends in his stay at school and will leave many behind. Is especi- ally well known as a Spanish student, as the Senor can testify. Walter has done much for the school by his loyalty in its enterprises. Interested in elocution, and in the contest of '21, 214

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IGNATIUS PREP l I I 2 Klimek, Erwin. Known for silence and for ability to studyg heiis a loyal student and a backer of all student activities. He holds the school record for never having missed a Latin recitation. VVears a sombre countenance to school only, and is a beau in his own neighborhood. Knight, John. It is neccessary to know John thor- oughly before you really understand him. The class has had this privilege and he is hailed as one of its most popular members. He used his athletic ability in basketball and baseball, basketball lights in '23, baseball, '23, '24, and also played in the orchestra in '2:2. His ability as pitcher greatly helped the baseball team on to the championship in '24, He participated in the Pageant of Youth. Krasniewski, Casimir. In spite having his name misspelled once out of every three times, Kras has be- come one of the best known and well liked fellows in the class, perhaps for that very reason. A good student and a firm supporter of the theory that knowledge comes from asking questions, has brought him to the front. We hope that he succeeds as well in the future as he has done in school. Kunka, Anthony. Tony, unlike others, has grown smaller, since entering St. Ignatius. We suspect that he has been taking lessons from the famous Mr. Wal- lace. It is rumored about school that he is often seen in the notorious music shop of Ted tsnyder. An, in- dustrious student and a loyal backer of school activi- ties. La.Fond, Charles. Scholarship and the R. O. T. C. Cl1arlie's hobby is playing pool, not to omit smoking tlittle devillj. Of course his interests are not all academic. He is in great demand at all the school hops and stands Mace high with all the fellows at school. 16