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

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 ni (jj Lut Time, Inexperience Hamper Yearbook ignetian editors are under tremendous pressure to meet deadlines; and the best tranquilizer, according to associate editor Dan Shick, is a pipeful of tobacco. Ignatian. Is it a compilalon of Ignatius life mysteriously handed down by an oracle? No, it is a ‘lop dog summation of life arranged by diligent hard working students who comprise the staff. The work which this literary masterpiece entails can be likened to a gaping monster who devours vast chunks of leisure time. Undaunted, the staff, led by editor-in-chief. Bob Mulligan, endeavors to expand on the magazine style of the previous year and to revolutionize the structure despite a less than enthusiastic response by the student body to the Patron-Sponsor drive. An extensive project such as the Ignatian dictates a need for qualified personnel to construct a meritorious compendium of students' antics. T his need was satisfied by the annual summer treck by a portion of the staff to Ball Slate where they learned the fundamentals necessary for the production of a book and innovative ideas to supplement their experience. Two-year veteran editors gracing the staff are Bob Mulligan, Dan Shick, and Jack Webster. The extensive knowledge of Mr. Robert Tornado Buchta fills the void of the unknown knowledge sometimes experienced by the rest of the staff. Although at times the Ignatian is a proverbial pain in the posterior, the staff enjoys moments of quiet relief when they partake in the sixth floor soccer league, listen to the interesting verbage of Copy King Toner or lounge on the tattered red couch appropriated from the history department. If one organization is to receive plaudits, the Ignatian boys should demand serious consideration. Ignatian editors. Front row. Rick Bis. Jack Webster, Mike Webster. Bob Ellis, Back row. Joe Toner. Joe Migiionico. Dan Shick. Rob Mulligan. Mark Saboiik. Jim Watson. Kevin Waldron. Dave Zabloiney. Mark Van Valkenburg.

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in a concentrated effort to create interest in the post Holy Name game mixer Dan Mayer announces the performance of Sweatleaf Visions of Ignatians laughing at Booster Club posters run through Pat Maloney's head as he pushes his magical marker across the cardboard. Posters Catalyze Growing Spirit What would the walls of (he school look like without the Booster Club's artwork? Blah!! This motley crew of hard working artists produce innumerable eye-catching posters. The posters serve a dual purpose of projecting information regarding coming events and supplying interesting reading for killing lime between classes. Mad Magazine, National Lampoon, and Wanda, the voluptuous mustachioed mascot, provide inspiration for new innovative posters. Mark Presper. president of the Booster Club, has stated that through their handiwork, the higher echelon of the Booster Club attempt to raise the spirit and attendance at athletic and social events from the state of apathy to renewed vigor. Front row Brian Mohr. Mark Presper. Eric Richie. Second row Doug Casseriy. Mike Kichek. Steve Foster. Terry Sennet, Gary Krumroy. Back row. Dan Mayer. Pat Maloney, Tom Cinnali. Mark Beck. Don Petit. 00 o o RF.RIRTII 15

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His body nestled comfortably on the Ignatian couch, copy editor Joe Toner prefers to proofread theology tests instead of the desperately needed Ignatian copy. Exciting discussions of Ignatian policy have editors Dan Shick and Kevin Waldron on the edge of their seats Complex problems arising on busy deadline nights often require a conference of editor-in-chief Rob Mulligan and Adviser Mr. Buchta. IGNATIAN