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

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DECEMBER 1970 1 Wrestling vs. Lincoln West Varsity, 9-40 JV. 31-24 3 Wrestling vs. Rhodes Varsity, 8-43 JV, 33-23 Football Banquet 4 Faculty Workshop, No Classes Basketball vs. Max Hayes Varsity, 64-63 JV, 72-46 5 OHSSL Debate at Midpark Basketball vs. Lincoln West Varsity, 81-57 JV, 39-57 6 Sophomores Present The Mouse That Roared 10 Wrestling vs. Glenville Varsity, 29-13 Basketball vs. South Varsity, 90-57 JV, 54-39 11 Frosh Basketball vs. Holy Name, 34-28 12 OHSSL Debate at St. Ed's Speech Tournament at Ignatius Basketball vs. Holy Name Varsity, 78-48 JV, 66-41 15 Wrestling vs. West Tech Varsity, 9-42 JV, 24-21 Frosh Basketball vs. St. Joe's, 44-22 18 Xmas Vacation Begins Wrestling vs. Collinwood Varsity, 8-43 JV, 24-16 Frosh Basketball vs. Latin, 40-34 Basketball vs. West Tech Varsity, 79-78 JV, 70-48 19 Freshman Debate Tournament at Ignatius OHSSL Debate at St. Ed's Basketball vs. Rhodes Varsity, 63-61 JV, 55-41 20 Band and Clee Club Xmas Concert 22 Frosh Basketball vs. Padua, 37-44 27 Mixer with the Revolution 29 8asketball vs. Latin Varsity, 70-61 JV, 55-41 By active and willing participation, Pal McCauley and Chris Van Do Motter contributed to the success of a Christian motivated Canned Food Drive. The running of Pete Asman was the one bright Spot for the Spot Run of S-C in losing the intramural c hampionship to the 4-B Bulldogs. 18 student lite

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Ignatius— no win, no reign, no snow, November November's spectacular events climaxed a season of hopes and preparation. My Three Angels hit the Ignatius stage and brought rave reviews, but the football season ended in a disaster as Benedictine stunned the Wildcats in the Charily Game. Behind the scenes. Wildcat cagers began to apply their energy to basketball in preparation for some tough Senate teams and a hopefully long tournament season. Perhaps the pride lost at the stadium would return to Ignatius in a second consecutive city basketball championship. The joy and excitement « t Homecoming weekend radiated from Mary Ann Carr, Homecoming Queen, and Debbie Hardy, a member ol her court, to the intent Ignatius fane. Curing anything from sprained ankles to a dejected disposition, Little Cals is always found in his ofti e. student life IT

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Canned Food Drive manifests Christmas sharing Although winter certainly arrived, no weather conditions could hamper Ignatians in December. On the athletic scene the Bulldogs of 4-B chewed up the 4-C Spot-Run to win the intramural football championship. December had its glorious moments in sports, but Ignatians did more than play. Their annual canned-food drive made many Christmas dinners on the Near West Side a little more tasty. Although the next day Ignatians left school for the holidays, December saw many return for basketball games and a Christmas mixer. The year's last month passed quietly as a sleeping Ignatius awaited an exciting new year. Even while recuperating from a delicate knee operation, Jim Moroney continued his search for original ideas for senior comments, Caught up in the spirit of one ol Mr. Davignon s symphonic jam sessions, Mark Schmitz dreams ol a career with the Salvation Army. student tile 19