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

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Belated greetings to all the fresh Freshmen of the Graduating Class of '49 f?l and es- pecially to those members of this illustrious class who can be seen gracing the floors of the Frosh rooms throughout the day kneel- ing and praying for grace. 1A Arnorous Amore has not yet found out the Latin meaning for his name .... The far- FR. WHITEHEAD Father Whitehead teach- es Latin, English, reli- gion, and public speak- ing in 1-A. He has been at Saint Ignatius since 1933. Rev. I. H. Whitchzad, SJ. away glaze in Condon's eyes is attributed to the fact that he is watching the boys who are absent .... Stack's eloquent gestures when speaking show signs of a Hebrew edu- cation .... A certain tenuous connection between the fact that Reidy has perfect Alge- bra homework and that his sister is a Math teacher is to be noted .... Mr. Stokes, S.I., has lA four lessons ahead of his 3rd Year Greek class .... Did Moran faccent on the last syllablel really ask Father Grant if his pen had been turned in? .... Murphy and the O'Connors are like the P. A. System, always out of order .... Sheeran has a stock answer tor every question- I don't know.' '.... Blackburn has sideburns . . . . Ewers, lA's President, does nothing, but is capably assisted by McBride and Sims .... Schnierer schneered at his homework assign- ment and is now working on a lug assign- ment .... ' f' 'M CLASS 1-A Top row: Ewers, Stack, McBride, Mrock, Rad- cliffe, Ierome O'- Connor, lack O'Con- nor, Miarka, Stupek. Second row: Vineyard, Nolan, Flood, Sheer- an, D. Murphy, Mi- kutis, Conway, Mor- an, Fr. Whitehead, S.I. Third row: Lis, Black- burn, Schmidt, Sims, Shaw, Reidy, Amore, Kukula, Maurice Moore. Bottom row: Donkel, 5 Yario, Malooly. R o o k e , McCabe, Condon, Maglietta, Fatima, Schnierer,

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CLASS 1-B Top row: Vitton, Halli- gan, McCauley, Meagher, McArclle, Balchunas, H a u s , Rauchle, Smok, Maz- zolini. Second row: Fr. Zim- ecki, S.I., L o it u s , Murphy, O'Conne1l, Walsh, Salvaggio, Lynch, Ben lohnson, Maloney, Kloss. Third row: Haberkorn, A1 e s i a, Cunning- ham, G o o d m a n , Guiltoyle, H e ri on , Quigley, M cH u gh , Bagdonas, K a n e , Cullen. Bottom row: Gawrych, G o r h a m, Devine, Iann, Salins, Cortina, Baumgartner, Brou- der, Ioyce. Gorham dislikes the intramural eraser wars -the chalk dust gets into his hair and makes him think he has dandrutt .... Haberkorn looks just like his twin brother-and What's more, they were born on the same day .... Father Loftus handed out enough lug in lB to occupy the lads until some time in the spring ot l949 .... Cullen locked his lock in his locker-oh! well, ot such men Sopho- mores are made .... Maloney is a strong advocate of study While in motion-to school on the street car .... ' 'I C ' McCarthy has learned that he is to be pro- moted-out the door .... Feehery looked at his lug sentence and began to Whistle 'Til the End Of Time .... Wright who Wrights with his wright hand but holds the pony with his lett is not on the wright side of Father Bassman .... In bringing down the cigar-after-elections system to the level ot the Freshmen, Dorris passed out lolipops after he was voted President .... O'Hallaren is Well on his way to tinishing the Poetry section ot his Prose book .... 'ID Mr. Koehn, SJ., has broken the bindings ot several books on Kiery's head-nothing like FR. LOFTUS Father Loftus teaches Latin in 1-B, English and public speaking in l-E, and religion in 3-C and 3-D. He capably moder- ates the Senior Sodality. Rev. J. V. Loftus, SJ. pounding the matter in as Hargens always says .... Schaat has as many yo-yos as the Sodal Huddle has colors .... The school supply ot admit slips is being successfully depleted by lB's ten o'clock scholars, Ienkins, McTigue and Myers .... Some ot the in- surance that covers the school painters ought to be applied on Carney for his hazardous job ol opening Windows .... With all the smoking apparatus collected from the Fresh- men a number ot the non-smoking scholas- tics have decided to open a bargain counter in the Senior smoker .... When Father Moosbrugger heard the navy had cracked the lap code he decided to let them try deciphering Prystalski's hieroglyphics .... Mr. McWilliam mastered the master ot cere- monies tor Freshman Night-Don Slattery. It was pointed out to him that he need not