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

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. -yi, wi, , mf.-A - 1'-S if - ,. 'he in lk A .. ,x 'ft ., -Q . -. If X- C2 'Z w, A 4' What I like best about freshmen is their I variety. They have a strong attraction to I questions. Teaching is best in the morning I 6 1 J h because they' re more awake. Interest is highest in the beginning of the year. I get along Well with my first period class, their attention span is long. This is my first year teaching and what I like best about a school like St. Ignatius is the op- portunity to watch the students grow and observe the learning process. Mr. Brian McGuire - 1 is H xv .J .1 ' x ix' Ay f ' 'Q 5. 311 ii . W, It . 'lx I I if Derek Pullin Gaddis Rathel Pedro Redondo William Reese joseph Reisel George Reyes Daniel Reynolds Paul Richards Kevin Rooney Carl Rothe Maurice Russo Roibin Ryan Derrick Saddler Raphael Salinas Williaxn Samuel I aun S auc e do Tom SC anne ll Peter Schaaf john Senese Kevin Shannon john She ehy

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3? A 9 . XX ax . X wx K, if i I x -..:. f , - a' z AX we Kal 5' if lr gg RQ I i x a s If ' 'ww-f I ff' C K One of the advantages of teaching freshmen is the good reaction from the parents when it concerns academic difficulties. Fresh- men listen to their parents, other students deal with the problem on their own. Freshmen are very immature and can't stand alone. The afternoon class is best. They' re the slowest so we spent more time going over material. just the idea that they' re freshmen makes them unique. They have to develop their identities and grow up still. I get more out of freshmen and myself than with other students. Rev. LeRoy Ryan, SJ. Matt Vaccarello jose Vega Sergio Vela Peter Wagernan Charles Wagner Henry Walczak Matthew Walsh Gregory Ware David Warner Edward Wels Jerome Wiecek Donald Wilbon Norbert Wilkinson Reginald Wilson Robert Wines Robert Wood Dorian Woods Kevin Wrenn Greg Zeman Not pictured jeff Payne Kelvin Taylor