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

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) Weather Or Not? The 1982-83 school year was a fairly comfortable one weatherwise. We did not receive any heavy snowfalls until mid )anuary. The delay of the snow stirred mixed attitudes throughout the school. One major benefit of the lack of snow was that the roads were clear. This made it I much easier on the students and faculty that drive to school. Students who involve themselves in winter sports activities did not favor the lack of snow, however. The many skiers and sledriders among us greatly awaited the first heavy snowfall. The Metro parks became a popular place for sledding and cross-country skiing. The school responds to the severity of the season in the same manner that it has in the past. The heating of the three buildings was consistent, sometimes allowing for a teacher to open a window a crack or so. The steps of the buildings, especially the main building, were covered with slush and water all over them throughout most of the day but this didn't seem to really bother many of the students because it couldn't be helped very much. Weather 23

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Among the purely cosmetic changes that took place here was the replacement and repair of several bleacher sections in the Sullivan Gym. Mr. Bob Ward attempts to describe the difference between public and private school teachers, one of which is that the blackboards are still Intact. A new addition to the Theology Dept, is Mr. Tom Freck, S.J. Here he is seen still trying to get used to the comfortable, almost laid back atmosphere of his new found home department. Mr. Jerry Drolshagen. among other things actively participated in the Canned Food Drive. 24 New Developments