St. Ignatius High School is a Jesuit Catholic school founded in 1886 in Cleveland, Ohio. It is built on the German model of a 6-year gymnasium and has educated students for over 130 years. The school has several academic and athletic buildings on its campus and emphasizes service through programs like the Arrupe Program and sophomore service. Its mission is to graduate young men who are loving, religious, open to growth, committed to justice, and intellectually competent.

1. St. Ignatius High SchoolPart IV

2. Alma MaterOur famed alma mater gracesEvery shrine within our heartsWith her unforgotten facesAnd the faith that she impartsYears in passing cannot severTies of new days from the oldWe're Ignatius men foreverAs we hail the blue and gold

3. Basic InformationPresident- Fr. MurphyPrincipal- Mr. Corrigan Jr.Founded in 1886Mottos- “Men for Others”“Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam” – For the Greater Glory of God.January 21, 1924- St. Ignatius High School is added to the National Register of Historical Places.

4. The FoundationBuilt on a German 6-year Gymnasium model.1902- Separate 4-year high school and college formed.1923- Upper division of St. Ignatius given the name John Carroll University.1935- JCU moves to University Heights.

5. CampusMain BuildingLoyola Hall (Originally St. Mary of the Assumption Elementary School)Clavius Science CenterSt. Mary of the Assumption ChapelRadiDining Hall

6. Campus (cont.)Sullivan GymCarroll GymMurphy Field HouseKyle FieldO’Donnell Athletic Complex (Including Wasmer Field and Dale Gabor Track)Breen Center

7. ServiceArrupe Program (named after Fr. Pedro Arrupe)Sophomore ServiceSt. Joseph of Arimethea Pallbearers SocietySaint Benedict Joseph Labre Ministry

8. Graduate at Graduation (Grad. At Grad.)LovingReligiousOpen to growthCommitted to doing justice Intellectually competent