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

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Leo Po uelo relaxes and unjoys gourmet food in Ihf plush atmosphere of the senior lounge. Tired by the gourmet food found in the cafeteria this student anxiously awaits his red hot frankfurter and cold drink . 16 Diversions

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The first day of school is one that brings to mind many expectations Thoughts of teachers, grades, triends, and books fill our heads. We are unsure of whether or not we want to start another rigorous school year On that late August morning, we board the bus just like last year On the bus, we see that the old bus driver whom we knew and loved has been replaced by someone new. From then on, with the exception of the raise in fare, the bus ride is the same. When we get off of the bus we walk through the same alley to get to school. As we walk around the campus we begin to remember where classes are We are anxious to see who is in our new homeroom. Then come the books-at least thirty pounds of them. From day one we begin to develop those atrophied carrying muscles that were in such fine shape |ust four months ago During the first day our minds are called back to order by the little things that go on around the school. Slowly, we get back into the swing of academic life. During lunch periods, while in the cafeteria, we discover that no one has forgotten how to eat A food fight is already in progress. Along with that first lunchroom infraction comes the first demerit What a way to kick off a new school year For sophomore David Tomcho, riding crowded buses is a big part ot gelling back into Ihe grind ol academic life. Senior Leigh Wilhncll helps these freshmen parents through their first parent night at Ignatius. Even under the stress of this delicately balanced formation, these practicing cheerleaders manage to squeeze out a smile for the camera. This freshman listens attentively to a presentation at freshman parent orientation night. During the night, parents of new freshmen were initiated into Ihe Ignatius way of life. Getting Together IS

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Diversions Fall . . . The last period on a Friday seems to last forever. Students gaze out the window and check their watches in bored anticipation of that glorious bell that rings in the weekend. After an eternity or two. that wonderfully annoying beep fills their ears They snap out of their daze and are gone in a flash. What causes this strange phenomenon I think it has something to do with free time During the weekend, those normally disciplined Ignatians are on the loose. They can let out all of the energy that was restrained during the week. Just as every Ignatian is different, there are many variations of the weekend. Relaxing is more than sleeping, although that is often the preferred method Some students would rather a walk in the Metropark with a girl to the wild party that goes on across town Indeed, Ignatians use every known road to relaxation, and then some. Parties, athletic events, mixers, and dates are just a few of the weapons in the students' arsenal for shooting down tension that comes trom attacking tests and reports. There are also many unique and secret means ot evading boredom that we're not allowed to talk about here. Obvoiusly. Ignatians are crafty people when it comes to having a good time But that's just one more thing that gives us the reputation of being smarter than the average bear” In I his friendly card game, Mari (ac unski’s poker face doesn't let on to the facl lhat he is holding a siraighl flush. These spirited Ignatians cheer another game-saving play by the tough wildcat defense. 17 Diversion