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

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Far right: Experiencing the onset of freshman year, this freshman boasts that he needs four bags to carry his books. Right Mr. Daniel Cavoli, imitating Napolean Bonaparte, regally presides over his Latin students. Below Junior Tom DcFranco uses his free period to study for an upcoming Algebra test. 6 Academics

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Leit Senior Clete Romansky looks onto the field after a few disappointing plays. Below Bishop Anthony Pilla helps tho Ignatius community to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Above: After a rugged game, senior Brian Bishop reflects upon his own performance. Persisting 5

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ACADEMICS Since the fall of 1886, St. Ignatius has been most noted and recognized for its high academic standards. The Jesuit tradition of liberal education is apparent in those basic subjects such as English, math, and science required of all students. Courses which help students broaden their interests, such as Band and Fine Arts are offered to students as well. Most importantly, through the theology courses the school maintains the tradition begun by St. Ignatius himself -the religious education of young men. Much effort has been needed over these 100 years to maintain these standards An administration conscious of the school's legacy of quality education, a highly-dedicated and well-qualified faculty, and a hard-working and motivated student body have been constant parts of the history of academic success. One important thing to remember is that St. Ignatius students loam not only from class lectures, laboratory sessions, and homework; students learn from each other. And they learn from faculty members. It is this combination of traditional education values and less rigid methods of intellectual development that permits the school to continue its tradition of educational excellence. i Divider 7