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

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Left. While students take notes, Mr. Charles Kyle does his best to convey his knowledge of Shakespeare. Top Steven Hrach makes sure he has all his books for class before catching his bus. Above Saxon Schaser will stop at nothing to got an education, even if it means carrying books. Left: Sr. Carolyn Capuano, H.M., types up yet another difficult Bioethics exam in the Theology office. Senior Academics 9

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FUTURE BOUND Senior year is special in many ways. Seniors have a great deal of control and input in the sports programs and other extracurriculars. Seniors, more than anyone else, control student council and its many commissions. They assume a leadership role in the school community Rapidly approaching adulthood, seniors experience the benefits of new freedoms and the burdens of new responsibilities. These freedoms and responsibilities are often first encountered in academic life. With the exception of English and theology, both full-year required courses, seniors are free to choose their course schedules. While this fact might at first appear as an opportunity for students to select the easiest schedule possible, most students carefully choose their classes based on a wide range of factors. Students select courses that will not only impress admission offices, but also truly prepare them for the next four years of their education. continued Seniors Prepare for College and Beyond Abovo Mike Deucher tries in vain to stay awake during Latin class. Right Chris Panfil desparately searches through his locker for the right book between classes. 8 Acadomics

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Mr. Dan Corrigan laughs it up with his A.P. Modern European History students. Above These Physics students contemplate problems involving force, mass, and gravity. Right The Greek Student Union meets for yet another productive session. 1 0 Academics