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

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CLASS 1 G Top row: Caulfield B a c o n Majewski Wletrzykowski Stock Mertz Stan ton Bartuch Burda Second row: Mr. Gar docki SI McDer mott Principe Free mon Verros Wentz Keating Gorman Borlon Third row: Royer, St P 1 e r r e Costello C h o d o r Dwyer C u b r Kelle man Creedon Maher Bottom row: Gould Edward OConnor Mickle Shanahan Kruszkowski Rich ards Szok Drews Coyne. CLASS l-F Top row: Petrasek Cook, Dillon, Clancy Egan, Sheehan, Mur- ray, Golden, Pagni Second row: Mr. Keh- res, Hennessy, Mc- Narnee, Madden, Burke, Maher, Erick- son, Masella, Giova- nelli, Volante, Hayes Third row: Cip-parrone, L y o n s , Mennina, Schell, Peeley, Har- tigan, Rosinia, Fow- ler, Ahern. Bottom row: Vahl, Stai- ton, Brice, Cancrvan, McDonald, Vincek, McKeon, Tristano, Kucera. CLASS l-H Top row: Wojcik, Cro- nin, Walpole, Hic- key, Burns, Cray, Sheehy, Ronan, Rcm- cich, Eiser. Second row: Fr. Ge- heb, S.I., Bailey, Horan, Kuhneman, Grant, Miller, Foley, Shaughnessy, Ma- jeski, Powers, Tobin. Third row: Letto, Bran- kin, Kersick, Mer- Wiek, Hall, Dorini, Hussey, Wallenberg, Collins, Kenneally. Bottom row: Stirnming, Minster, Wehner, Kenny, Quigley, Bur- wick, Reedy, Di Sil- vestro, Riemer.

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- - ,..X it TQ ,Wff ' Mr. J. C. Kehres, SJ. I an Mr. H. A. Gardocki, S.-I Rev. F. G. Geheb, SJ. MR. KEHRES Mr. Kehres teaches Latin to 1-F, and Religion cmd public speaking to l-F and l-C. He moderates the schoo1's Poster Club. MR. GARDOCKI Mr. Gardocki has classes of Latin, religion and public speaking in I-C and 1-G. He is assistant moderator of Athletics and directs the cheer- leaders and the swim- ming team. FR. GEHEB Father Geheb teaches English, Latin, religion, public speaking, and world history to the Freshmen of l-H. He has been teaching at St. Ig- natius since l939. 'IG Grasshead Verros has his troubles. He got up to close the door after class started and the teacher jugged him for being late .... Father Esmaker is eagerly awaiting Elec- tric Watts to appear in his physics class . . . . St. Pierre, the walking trumpet, is trying to collect money to buy a student elevator pass .... Shanahan is joining the long list of those who want desks and pens installed in street cars .... We have heard of one Bacon who without any eggs or any- thing else took three periods off one Monday morning to get a hair cut .... O'Connor gets green in the face right after lunch. That coupled with his red hair would make him a good stand-in for a stop light .... Speaking of lights, the fact has just come to light that many of the candidates for class officers were elected solely on their pledges to get the class out ot home work .... Haven't been going to Ignatius very long. have you boys? .... Gould prefers nothing but sweet classical music, he plays a sweet potato .... We have it from authoritative sources that the Frosh cross-country men are expecting to take a week off for the jaunt .... 'IH If there were four more Walpoles in the room, what a paper-weight basketball team lH would have .... There are certain sixth period advantages to be derived in this room. Some of the boys don't even have to get out of their seats to go to jug as Miller and Kenny know so well .... At the begin- ning of the school year the window mortality rate was so high that james Quigley was relieved of his job .... As Cray and Powers know so well, the song Don't Fence Me In t fails to move the Disciplinarian .... At first Fr. Geheb had no trouble when he divided the room up into teams, but now it seems that all Want letters .... With all the walking Wehner has done around the school, he really has hot dogs. . . . . R. Grant lno relationl is enjoying a great deal of prestige among the uninformed upper-classmen .... And now, my brosh Frosh, take care of your- selves so that you don't grow up to be sloppy socks ....

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bturiggergiphums ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Death is drawing near. The saintly head moves restlessly on its wooden pillow. The thin black-robed body that lies upon the damp, cold earth is losing its last few ounces of life. Disease has at last succeeded in l overpowering God's greatest missionary, Francis Xavier. Those sunken eyes behold in the misty distance the goal tor which he has long striven, but in vain. Never will he set toot on the shore of China. Never will he be granted the chance to convert to Christ the most numerous people of the East.