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

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Right. Keep out exemplified restrictions pul on the student's access to various parts of the school. Below: Workers clean up as the day ends. 14 Student life

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Left Senior? Rooster Lao die ami Irani, I Wilsh show off then disco move? at the Homecoming Dance Below Senior Pal O'i onnell lines up a fiutl in the First Annual Duffers' Day Tournament a Left: An Ignatius Historical Landmark. Above: These Berea lunations rush the bus door in anticipation of spending their weekend studying Weekends 73

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Keep Out! Construction Floods School Cinderblocks falling on students' heads, teachers being accidentally picked up by cranes, holes being dug on the mall making it impassable. Well the construction around school did not cause such results as these, but it truly did make life a little more hectic. When students arrived back at school at the beginning of the year, they were greeted with a few’ changes around campus due to the construction. For the library had been moved to the third floor of the science building. (Some students still aren't sure where it is.) Likewise, Mr. Flandera's office was moved. (Most students located this one very easily much to their dismay.) Fr. Styles was relocated, but Mr. Buzzelli is still looking for a place to stay. Traffic patterns were also affected. For example. Health classes in the Carroll Gym were detoured all the way around the building and through the track. Many areas around the school, such as the main hallway for a while, were restricted from student use. All in all, the construction is beneficial to the school, but for those students who will not benefit from its results it is a pain in the neck. The constant banging and roaring of machinery interrupted a countless number of classes. Dirt and dust filled the air. Construction equipment also affected the aesthetics of our campus. In light of all the bright hopes for the future of the school one can consider the situation to be a necessary evil. Uft: Workers pour in the Iasi of the cement needed for the neu- foundation Above: foe Construction passes the time fitting bricks into place. Top: luroking through the newly replaced windows of the main building, students pass through the construe -lion area, once occupied by cars Construction 15