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

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Strong Finish Yields 8th City Title 0 Displaying intense concentration and effort, Dick Groth tees it up. anticipating another drive splitting the fairway in two. By sinking a short but decisive putt. Brian Walters places Ignatius even further In one of its many Senate victories The 1972-73 varsity golf team, coached by Father Andrew Yatsco. S.J.. overcame early independent losses to finish strong and win its eighth consecutive City Championship. Over that eight year period, the team has compiled a 55-0-1 record in Senate play. The team also captured the Senate Tournament by a 25 stroke margin over second place team John Marshall. Junior Tim Lawless shot a 79 to take the medalist honors in the tournament. In the Sectional Tournament the team placed 18th out of 33 area teams competing. Along with senior co-captains Pat McLaughlin and Rick Mahon the team was made up of seniors Dick Groth. Tom McCronc. Brian Walters. Shawn Haag, and juniors Tim Lawless. Ed Acklin. and John Arbeznik. Dick Groth was the top scorer with a season average of 42.1 strokes. With the seven returning members of the team and some promising underclassmen coming up. the future looks good and the winning streak should remain intact for a number of years to come.

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Hoik Qmipmwis IFmsm C miMCIIS ©I? §(PBVIIVM A feeling of benevolence is one of tbe many rewards that can be realized in the Senior Big Brother program, and Bob Gaily experiences this in his rap session with freshman Bob Czamecki. □ he Big Brothers, a rather static program over the past few years, took steps to become more active in initiating freshmen into the mainstream of school life. Headed by senior Jim Skerl. the program had two principle aims. First of all. a Big Brother for each freshman Little Brother — then, and perhaps more importantly. Big Brothers attempted through a two week orientation program to introduce first year students to other aspects of the school besides obvious scholastic and athletic ones. Observers say that although plagued by senior irresponsibility, (many seniors never saw their little brothers after the first visit) the Big Brother organization was more effective in’74 than in previous years. This may be due in large part to the expanded nature of the program as well as the efficient method in which various phases were expedited. Freshman John Visk had no realization that there was anyone who could completely melt away the adversities of freshman year until he met his Big Brother Miko Wypasok. In an effort to learn all about the affairs of Samt Ignatius, freshman Art Lang directs his undivided attention to his Big Brother. Tony Potolicki. who unleashes his vast array of knowledge. 17