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

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September 12, 1975 Mass Of The Holy Spirit Annual Faculty Student Golf Outing Nelson McLemore Robert Menchaca jim Meyers f ww ,w -W - 7 i f ii v.. Eugene Miceli John Miller ' SX K if e e .i n in . . Q K ,Q S Tom Miller Y fi V S Fred Moulden 'I ' james Muldoon ,e wiw F W Q ui? . Ex- S

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Freshmen Wally Lab adi Andrew Lang Ronald Laurent Steve Laux Dwain Linear Kenneth Luper Tom Lynch Andrew Majeske lnigo Manglano Charles Mann Peter Marsalli Daniel Matern john Matthews Greg Matura Tiberius Mays Matt McCormack Richard McGovern Steven McKinley llgl f 4 .tr if . 5 .gf B l li? Y sz, N 'I 'ex 3 2 as G J . ' . N. S il 59 +5 1 'A ,qi I. A 4 w,.,,, ' . ., K , ::,r.,, ,I -.k,, I -G, ,si V, ., I like freshmen enthusiasm, the wie d and exotic things they do without think ing. The worst thing is drilling them in the basics. Second period is best, they are awake and not thinking about lunch Teaching is best at the beginning of the year because they are not used to the school situation and not bored yet Compared to the other students, they are honest in a naive way, they blurt things out. I like the brightest class because they get everything the first time and the slowest class because you can actually see the learning process . Mr. jerry Woynerowski -.l' s ff: ii'siit l ei. l S , ni .X I pprfzsgp 'V E N, V,-f 'XA 4 s . X K i f 31, A , if he a re Qi f ak! 4 -we V t i

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Freshmen Torn Naughton Reynaldo Navarro Joel Nelson Tim Nolan William O'Connor Jorge Ovalle Jose Ovalle Victor Oyervides Roberto Palacios jimmy Palos Mario Pardo Vincent Parker Michael Pendola Walter Perry Aaron Piegare Tony Pilch Tom Platt Mike Puffer Eric Powell Stephen Power joseph Proietto N X . it W? ir.r . ,,,,A. . if , 4 I f riggi n Q A I ' l tt ' gf 2 - E? xr Q, A if A 'Wo sa I iii Qs.. 5 . ' 'i -'g i X' wifes Q, '11 X ,, ,lg A, Freshmen are Very spontaneous, they come into class with a natural enthusiasm. The Wo rst time to teach them is after lunch. Other than that there is nothing really bad about Freshmen, they have a greater degree of spontaneity than other classes but they tend to lose it as they begin to fit into the structure. Mr. james L. Hart