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

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CLASS 1 G Top row Caultleld B a c o n Mayewskr Wletrzykowskx Stock Mertz Stan ton Barluch Burda Second row Mr Gar dockr SI McDer mott Pr1nc1pe Free mon Verros Wentz Keatlng Gorman Boryon Third row Boyer St P 1 e r r e Costello C h o d o r Dwyer Creedon Maher Bottom row Gould Edward OConnor M1ckle Shanahan Kruszkowskr Rrch ards Szok Drews Coyne CLASS 1 F Top row Petrasek Cook Dlllon Clancy Egan Sheehan Mur ray Golden Pagnr Second row Mr Keh res Hennessy Mc Namee Madden Burke Maher Enck son Masella Grova nellr Volante Hayes Thzrd row Crpparrone L y o n s Mennma Schell Feeley Har trgan Rosrnra Fow ler Ahern Bottom row Vahl Stal ton Br1ce Canavan McDonald V1ncek McKeon Trxstano Kucera CLASS 1 H Top row WO1C1k Cro nn Walpole Hlc key Burns Cray Sheehy Ronan Ran crch Erser Second row Fr Ge he SI Bar ey Horan Kuhneman rant Mxller Foley Shaughnessy Ma Je kr Powers Tobin rd row Letto Bran k1n Kers1ck Mer wlek Hall DOIIHI Hussey Wallenberg Colhns Kenneally Bottom row Shmmxng Mlnster Wehner Kenny Qurgley Bur wrck Reedy D1 Srl vestro Rlemer Q : E . 5 , , V I I - , , ,. - 4 , , , I I - ' I I ' , , . . Q Q . I . . I - I I - x V l - A : ' - 1 . . . , L . R ,-MN-Q . sy 'Q 1 'a '4 A s ' : ' , A , . g , lf - -1 V I - I I Q : , . f . f . , , , Cubr, Kellerman, , . . K N ' 0 ' 1 , t . il , , , - I I I b i ' l : ' ' , - 1 1 1 ' , , , I I - , . b. 'l , , , , G . , , I . X 3 I V - 1, Thi : , - K J I I I D '- V' I I f , Q 1 ' . - D ' - : ' ' , ' I I I I - , .

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Kehres S J M H A Gardo k S J Re F G Geheb SJ MR KEHRES Mr Kehres teaches Latm to I F and Re11g1on and pubhc speakzng to lF and I C He moderates the schools Poster Club MR GARDOCKI Mr Gardockr has classes ot Latm relrgron and publrc speakmg m IC and 1 G He IS assrstant moderator ot Athletzcs and directs the cheer leaders and the swzm m1ng team FR GEHEB Father Geheb teaches Englzsh, Latm, reI1g1on, publrc speakzng, and world h1story to the Freshmen ot I H He has been teachmg at St Ig natlus smce 1939 Grasshead Verros has hrs troubles He got up to close the door after class started and the teacher Jugged h1m for be1ng late Father Esmaker 15 eagerly awa1t1ng Elec tr1c Watts to appear 1n h1s physlcs class St Plerre the walkmg trumpet IS trylng to collect money to buy a student elevator pass Shanahan 1S Joxnlng the long 11st of those who want desks and pens lnstalled ln street cars We have heard ot one Bacon who wlthout any eggs or any thrng else took three perxods oft one Monday gets green ln the face rlght alter lunch That coupled wlth h1s red halr would make h1m a good stand 1n for a stop hght Speaklng ot hghts the tact has 1ust come to l1ght that many of the candrdates tor class othcers were elected solely on the1r pledges to get the class out of home work Havent been gomg to Ignatlus very long have you boys? Gould prefers nothmg but sweet classlcal muslc he plays a sweet potato We have lt from author1tat1ve sources that the Frosh cross country men are expectmg to take a week oft for the 1aunt If there were tour more Walpoles 1n the room what a paper we1ght basketball team lH would have There are certa1n sxxth per1od advantages to be der1ved ln thls room Some ot the boys dont even have to get out of thexr seats to go to Iug as Mlller and Kenny know so well At the begrn n1ng of the school year the wlndow mortalxty rate was so hlgh that Iames Qulgley was relleved ot h1S Job As Cray and Powers know so well the song Dont Fence Me In ta1ls to move the D1sc1pl1nar1an t1rst Fr Geheb had no trouble when he d1v1ded the room up 1nto teams but now 1t seems that all Want letters W1th all the walkmg Wehner has done around the school, he really has hot dogs R Grant tno relatlonl IS en1oy1ng a great deal of prestlge among the unmlormed upper classmen And now, my brosh Frosh, take care ot your selves so that you don't grow up to be sloppy socks Mf.J. c. , . . ' - . morning to get a hair cut .... O'Connor Q., Q I I - . 'iv 'E r, . . C i, . , . I . . ' ' ' ' ' .... At v. , . , . . - - l - - 24

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by JOSEPH ZAVADIL 46 I 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 overpowering God's greatest missionary, Francis Xavier. Those sunken eyes behold in the misty distance the goal for which he has long striven, but in vain. Never will he set foot on the shore of China. Never will he be granted the chance to convert to Christ the most numerous people of the East. bturieh wtnhums