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

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game two of them to Mazzollnl and one to Cron1n Holdlng down the half back spots are Emmer1ch and Cromn two fast movlng men There IS a good l1ne backer 1n full back Bxety lack T1erney IS a competent k1cker and he has seen much actlon th1s year ln that capaclty The team has shaped up well th1s year The start1ng hne up for the B team was Don Murphy at left end a hard h1tt1ng d pendable player Majeskr IS a slashmg left tackle who na1ls h1s man every trme Royer at left guard 1S the n1nety pound anchor man of the team and a tough httle guy At center IS Tom Powers who does h1s 1ob very n1cely Greg Maher holds down rrght guard and IS known as the flfth man 1n the enemy back freld At rrght tackle we have Dr1scoll a constant threat 1n the forward wall McK1n dts rlght end IS a fast man who IS down .mder every punt Sheeran at quarterback 1S a clever runner and a smart fteld general The halves are Red O Connor who l1ves up to h1s blaz1ng red ha1r and Malooley hard dr1v1ng back who has gotten away more than once for consrderable garn O Halloren 1S the team s plunglng full back tha IS when he can tear h1mself away from Jug Some other boys who deserve honorable mentron are Granado R1chards Murphy and Cromn Some of the outstandmg hne men are Maher Schm1dt and Iohnson B Team Scores St Ignat1us 12 St Bas1l 7 L1ttle Flower 18 St Ignat1us U Guard1an Angel 18 St Ignatlu Gabnel 18 Ignat1us 19 Ignat1us 20 Ignat1us 12 St Ignat1us 0 St Catherme 13 Resurrect1on 7 Loyola U GHEEERLEADERS SU Back row Small Han son Huston Hogan Mr Gardockt SI Front row Herlon Chodor Olson Watts These are the unsung heroes of the foot ball season, the lads who yell themselves hoarse leadmg the rooters 1n the school cheers Not even the ra1ns that featured so many of our games could dampen the ardor of these hard workmg, peppy fellows The many hours they spent ln the gym prac t1c1ng thelr cheers under the gurdance of Mr Gardockr bore abundant frult 1n the precrslon and sk1ll Wllh wh1ch they went through thelr ant1cs at the games and 1n the enthuslastlc response they got from the Ignat1us rooters . . . . , . - - t . . . . ' St. ' , . ' ' - E '- - St. ' , . ' - , - .L I - - st. ' , ' 1 . St. ' , 17

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FROSH FOOTBALL In Frosh football the d1v1d1ng l1ne 1S 135 pounds those over 135 form the A squad and those under 135 are the B squad The A squad has proven ltsell most capable by com1ng back after a serrous defeat by St Ph1ll1p 25 7 and Whlpplllg both De La Salle and Holy Tr1n1ty by 18 U and 21 to 12 re spectlvely Then they gave way to the much larger and faster St Mel team belng on the wrong end of a 20 U score At rrght end on the A startrng team IS Stack a boy who played exceptronal ball aga1nst a strong opposmg l1ne rn the Phrllrp s game Play1ng r1ght tackle IS Myer a good ball player 1n any man s league Grovanellr at left guard lS a lad who deserves spec1al credrt for hrs l1ne game aga1nst Tr1n1ty At center Btdwrll plays a trne defensrve game An excellent block r who came 1nto hrs own ln the D La Salle game lS Al Bruno At left guard IS Batley who 1S part of the brrck wall rn the center of the l1ne On the other end ol the l1ne 1S Fred Walpole a man who played above par ball 1n the Phlllp game The ball carrytng halt ot the team IS led by Don Slattery who puts those passes rn the arms of the wa1t1ng rece1vers He completed three passes for touchdowns 1n the Tr1n1ty FRESHMEN A TEAM Top row Murray T1er ney Rtchards Cro n1n Slattery Grova nellr B1dw1ll Iann Second row OBr1en D1ll1an Farrell R B u r k e McCauley Caparelh Mr Reed Thrtd row M y e r Swanson T o b 1 n Barley Devrne Elser T Burke Bottom row Walpole Mazzolmr B v et 1 S t a c k Emmench Bruno Ctet ng FRESHIJILNI B TEAM Top mw Hall Blacl' burn Gullloye Al SIG mms Masella Conwav Secondro .1 'VI Ama o Mungovarr Shee an Pelka Powers Baum gartener Patton T Burke Krolopp Thzrd zow Malooly M a n 1 x Mulhgan R 1 e d y Malewskr Qutgley Wallen berg Lusk Bottom row R1chards I e n k 1 rr s Boyer M ah e r O Connor Murphy Schmrdt I I .. ,, . . ,I I .. ,. . . . . . . . . Q . . . V ' S . - - I . 1 , - ll Il ' I ' ' , , - , 1 ' ' ' I I - I I - . . - . Nyholf, Wflghl, , ,. - . , . - , ,. . X . , ,. -1 . X1- L -. 5 , 5- ., , .e- . ,,. , . 'v:. ,. . i, 1 1' 1 I I - , . - , . , , . , . , . - , . , . , .

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U5 cgfiong f chlsaif by Rosen L What s your name? It was the VOICE of the Employment Manager at the Condon Steel m1ll Adnan de Ant1le the Th1rd The young ter s h1gh p1tched vo1ce echoed through the room He added I would l1ke a tough Job The Employment Manager squrnted at h1m through half shut eyes Whats your draft status? Im 4 F and he bent his head as a hot flush of shame crossed h1s cheeks Well I need a tune clerk the Employ ment Manager suggested Thlnk you can handle that? I could but I wont the youngster re torted I sa1d I want a tough 1ob All my frlends have been out f1ght1ng a war a couple have been k1lled several others have been wounded and you th1nk Im go1ng to thats tough real tough so Ill ache all over O K then You ll have to take a phys1cal but 1t s a snap and 1f you do pass 1t you ll get a job that youll W1Sh you d1dnt have Ill g1ve you one day and lay you odds that you dont come back I havent any money but rt youll trust me Ill take the bet At seven the follow1ng mornlng he was stand1ng ln the center of the shop All around h1m were p1ts 1n whlch 15 foot 1n clrnes ran up to concrete platforms sur mounted by huge furnaces F1nally he found the furnace to whrch he was GSS1gned and reported to B1g Pete Duncan h1s boss B1g Pete looked down upon h1m and bhnked Whaddaya want k1cl'? he asked Adnan d1dnt bat an eye I was told to come here and report for work B1g Pete stood back aghast and vlewed Adnan w1th alarm Dont tell me' he ex cla1med What s your name lad? SC 18 HWEITZER 46 Adnan gave 1t and then asked Whats W Ong? Id l1ke to get to work You re k1nd of fresh for a guy wrth a monlcker l1ke that Suppose I g1ve you a clout rn the lace? You do and Ill let you have 1t w1th the back of a shovel But anyway you d hold up productxon that way and I want to get go1ng B1g Pete grmned he couldnt help 1t Grab that wheelbarrow down there and start rollmg coal up th1s ramp Lots of 1t Ill grve you frve to one you ll hand rn your trme card before noon Even money? said Adnan I already have a bet wrth the Employment Manager I havent got anythmg to put up though so you ll have to trust me Adnan put everythrng he had behind hrs ment followed the usual pattern startmg wrth a fast roll at the foot of the ramp 1t began to lose momentum towards the rnrd dle wobbled to a near stop and then by some sheer power of more Splfll than muscle behlnd rt began to clrmb agaln and reached the platform at Duncans feet where each tr1p 1t seemed to dump over by rtself Pete laughed each tlme to h1mself each t1me the barrow halted each trme rt dumped When the noon whrstle blew he pulled a frve from h1s pocket Well kld you won he sa1d Ill make rt ten to flve you dont last the afternoon Adnan drew a long breath Even money he gasped Between you and the Employ ment Manager Im go1ng to earn a whole War Bond today' Pete was scowllng as he dug rnto the coal p1le before h1m at the furnace The thought of losmg a ten to a llttle squlrt wrth the name of Adnan de Ant1le the Th1rd preyed fPlease turn to page 291 I ' I S , . - . . . - I ' I I - - . . . . . 1 ' ' . , I , take a job here clerking? I said I want a job straining musclesg the wheel-barrow's move- . , . ., . , - , - . , . 1 I U v . u u - ll In ll I ' ' - 1 1 I 1 I ' ll I ll I ' II rr ' ' . . l u 1 ',, - ' ' I ' I