St Ignatius High School - Ignatian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Interviews Contents ! !'■ f- 4. FEATURES 6 The Pen nock Papers Now in his second year as Assistant Principal. Thomas Fount speaks mil on his job. the school year, ami the direction in which Ignatius Is heading. 32 Freelance Photography Contest The first photography contest in Ignatian lilMory produces omix|« c results. 58 The Year in Review 42 New Jobs, New Duties Newly appointed administrators Fathers Miday and Scharf explain workings of the Board of Regents and the Coordination of Religi Formation. 62 H's a Tough Game Rookie head coar.h Paul N enure discusses football strategy and feelings toward his players. IOC) Drain Under l ire A refreshing view of St. Ignatius as seen through the eyes of Stud Council President Peter Drain 208 The End A distant relative ponders the future of St. Ignatius. LISTINGS 124 Senior Directory 198 Patron-Sponsor Pago-202 Index SECTIONS 9 Campus Life 99 Our Senior Boys 41 Schoolmasters 127 Our Lower Levels 61 Matches 163 Clubs and Societies 4 lON’XM f»7. P.IR.- too - t Irm.iIiu HirIi School, lot 1 W»»r Ihm.rili Stu-i't Cleveland; Ohio 44111

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I I t IGNATIAN 1972 VOLUME XXXVII Editors' Note The realization that we had to produce a yearbook for the whole school did not hit us until several weeks after we had begun the actual planning. We wondered if our ideas for changing the yearbook were creative, or just plain absurd. We were trying to look at the school year in a new perspective. Change had to be our theme. Since yearbooks toll the story of a year, we began to piece together our tale. How different was 1971-72 from the previous one. two. or three years? As the year progressed it was obvious Ignatius had not been standing still. The process of change, both good and bad. was evident. The idea for the cover and transition pages came along with our intention of making the yearbook similar to a special issue of a magazine. This is the reason for the price and the magazine-styled design on the cover, Each editor constructed his own style. They were free to put pictures and copy anywhere on a page for effective design. No one had ever done a yearbook like a magazine before. While the layout design makes a book appealing to look at. the copy makes it informative and interesting to read. Main-different writers contributed to the book, including teachers and administrators. Various styles emerged, from formal verse to personal conversations. Finally, the advertisements appear scattered over the 208 pages as in a magazine. We did not tell the story of the year through our eyes or the seniors' or the faculty's eyes. This is the year as seen by the students. Neil |. Green and John A. Kerr Editors-in-chief ION A11 AS ! » ’ S