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

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Loneliness. Even though the sixth floor doesn't have emotions. it had been overcome with this empty feeling. A floor set apart exclusively for the students had seemed deserted and inactive except for an occasional Ignatian deadline. The members of this year's sixth floor extracurriculars didn’t want to see that happen again. Eye editors. Ignatian editors, and Student Council officers spent the summer preparing for the new year. A totally new feeling came to the sixth floor the first week of school. WIGN. the radio station formed only a few months before, was in full sw ing. Booster Club posters, a formerly scarce commodity. grew abundant. Students flocked to the various activities, and the sixth floor was reborn. Eye Booster Club Ignatian Student Council Radio Club KF.8IRTII 1 1 SIXTH FLOOR

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After examing the latest edition of the Eye, Tim Ferae wondors how it can still be rated the school's number one newspaper Football and basketball games are more than just spirited gatherings to Eye Sports Editor John Bader as he attempts to shed some light on a recent Wildcat encounter. Overcoming the classic obstacles of time and money, the Eye undertook a major change in its format this year by switching from the letter press printing to the offset. Although the offset method entailed more work, the gamble paid off: the new issue was not only easier to read, but because the new process was less expensive, the Eye was published on a monthly basis. Headed by a competent group of editors, as well as a new moderator in Mr. Gary Wright, S.J.. the Eye’s services kept students informed of all aspects of the Ignatius scene. Besides reporting the usual school events, the Eye produced an interesting feature page, covering a wide variety of topical subjects. I'hc athletic teams seasonal successes made exciting reading for the co-cditored sports page, while an intelligent editorial page provided a forum for diverse student opinion. By coming out with a clever blend of subtle humor and journalistic excellence, the Eye proved to be a pleasant monthly treat to all Ignatians. New Format; New Eye 12 RF.BIR I H Eye editors. Tim Feran, Paul Komarok, Bill Klingshirn. Ernie Gerardo. John Bader.