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

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John Dodds Howard Edwards Greg Ettling james Evans Jeffrey Fairman John Ferro Daniel Fickenscher Thomas Fleming John Foote Edward Forst Michael Francis Brian Free David Fruin Michael Gabric Patrick Gainer John Galvan Hector Garcia Michael Garvey dig K in .X A The unique thing about sopho- mores is that they are very genuine and natural. It's difficult to have a favorite class, because each one has it's own personality. The best time to teach sophomores is in the morning, but it's most difficult to teach them in the late afternoon. At times they may be immature but basically they' re open and A g ' dl QQ, H. 1. 9 1 . L is , ,,. N 'Si -qu. ray s .1 I , -1 QF' H ,CE W wigs WEE f. f 5: ff.:-va 1' :psig W Q . M Q . .fi X' A, 5 gr .' ir uv Xt . gps? X 'Sh X is i at i la 4-+A' AV ,, ,. ..-.,. .,. em, 'eggs , gi . . as QY 'fi'l straight forward. Rev. Patrick Darcy, S.j as 1 ., , , ,V , 5 '? '.- 'K'5'l'3i,.'w . ' X 1. f 1 v','f44 I Ewatf f .,:g,g Q g ul, .lvl

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Hzefkiie Wie ,, . 4, X ,tw A The worst thing about a sopho- more is that he thinks he knows everythingg when in fact he knows nothing. The best thing about a sophomore is that he outgrows it. The best time to teach a sophomore anything is 5 minutes before the test. Mr. james Connelly D .9f1'3 :qi ri M 'fiwf 9 .ay Q-al? . LUN 6' X be 1-if -an -' Q , It-,, 1 ,M fittt , b , f t,,, . K, V X if .Wm ,' . C nnee ,C -f . an ' I T ci! XJ ' Q, M xc- it Kagan : ' in :., john Cacciato Kevin Calloway john Campos Philip Carlin Timothy Casey Vincent Chan Thomas Chodzko William Clancy Reginald Coleman Brian Connelly james Corcoran Mich ael Cottrell Bryant Crawford Derek Curtis Michael Cygan Mathias Delort john Desmond Christopher Devane

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ctyyn n in :T A 355' X X as 4 W 9 5 'R Fifi an waxy alfa h , 'f' sv S: if ' - ' Some sophomores are such gentle- men, they behave Well in class, are Very polite, and work very hard. On the other hand, some sopho- mores are so sillyg they are con- stantly fooling around, not studying, and giggling in class. And while most sophomores are very atten- tive in the morning, they become so difficult to teach in the afternoon. Sr. Florence Gerdes, C.S.j. t n n .K K xx n w ij 5 Q' 2 if ,Hi , e rar- ,,.. K g 2 1 Michael Gatto Kurt Gilbertsen juan Giron Fred Flover Myrrick Golliday Morris Goodrich Antonio Granados Cary Grant Donald Harris Alexander I-Iartray Raymond Heisler Thomas Hobgood Brian Holm an Paul I-Iugentobler Michael' Hughes Marvin Irby Eric jakubowski Francis jareczek