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

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1 APRIL Spring Musical 2 Freshmen Family Mass Baseball Opener •1 Feast of the Annunciation 6 Spring Musical 7 Spring Musical 12 Easter vacation Iregins 13 Good Friday 15 Easter Sunday 20 IE A Mixer 23 Classes Resume 4 Scholorship Drive Mid-Way 29 junior Family Mass Far Left: Freshmen for the first time were offered the opportu nity to participate in overnight retreats. Group discussions were a means of allowing student's to voice their thoughts. Upper left: The culmination of the retreat experience is the celebration of the Eucharist. Fr. Welsh S.J. and Mike Hurley reflect on the scripture readings. left: April marked the stretch of the Scholorship Drive. Secretaries were instrumental In guaranteeing the success of the drive. april 27

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April was a refreshing month for students and faculty alike. April showers failed to chagrin students as they eagerly looked forward to a long awaited Easter vacation. Retreats were offered to upperclassmen. April's retreats devoted much time to reflection and students were put in the proper peace of mind for the Easter vacation. Students, seniors in particular, ventured to far-off places such as Florida and Europe to spend their holiday in splendor. The baseball season commenced despite the hazard of rain. Unfortunately the spring showers forced many cancellations. The Spring Musical was held on the nights of April 1,6, and 7. The Musical met with success due to strong student attendance. April 24 marked the midway of the Scholarship Drive and students began to send in returns to compensate for their poor early showing. The IEA featured a money-making mixer on April 20 which gave students the opportunity to lose their inhibitions on the dance floor. RETR EAT PREPARE STUDENTS FOR HOLY WEEK 26 apnl

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Procrastination and slacking off wore the order of the day and replaced hard work. May brought the baseball and outdoor track seasons along with boisterous weekends. Seniors reminisced about their four short years of high school and eagerly looked forward to the college scene. Prom highlighted senior May activities along with a spring of pre-graduation parties. Juniors suddenly realized that they had to fill the vacuum left by the seniors and they did so with exuberence. Underclassmen anxiously awaited the end of the school year and the arrival of a much needed summer vacation. THE END DRAWS NEAR Far Above: The Senior Lounge was an appropriate spot for discussions of weekend activities between seniors Ed Aube and Dennis O'Toole. Above: May 5 was the date for the annual Scholarship Drive drawing. Fr. lames O'Reilly S.J., Liz Ann Kilbane, and Mr. Tom Leonard watch the masked marvel draw the winning ticket. 28 may