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

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Paper Changes To New Style Editorial editors Andy Zajac and Pat Manamon decide upon the manner in which the Eye is to present its viewpoint on Ignatian controversy. Deeply submerged in a cascade of copy, senior Rich Racine attempts to spot errors in an upcoming Eye issue. 23

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All-subduing sleep attempts to overwhelm Pat McManamon and Tim Feran on Eye deadline nights but cannot outweigh their determination to finalizo the front page layout. T he faces you see on this page are those of serene men working together on a newspaper. Do not be deceived. Behind each peaceful facade lie animal-like instincts which, when released, serve to destroy all obstacles attempting to prevent them from reaching their goal — the production of The Eye . Their viciousness, voracity, and voraciousness is unmatched. They have been known to slash, cut. maim, and tear copy until it meets their all but impossible standards. Fourtunately for society, these men-the Eye cditors-arc released but eight times a year in the phenomena known as deadline nights . Fortified by cheap hamburgers, they are likely to lock themselves in the Eye office and enter into tremendous struggles with copy and each other. At stake is the quality of the newspaper they live and die for. When their work is finished, they quietly abandon the office and disappear into the night. They revert to being placid, useful members of our society — at least until the next deadline night. EYE EDITORS. BOTTOM Kevin Caromo. Gorry Klanac, Rich Racine. TOP. Tim Feran. Pal McManamon. Andy Zajac. Mike Varley.

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Members of the band's brass section provided the needed incentive to make the Parma rally and other ones successful ones Many new multiple formations were now a reality in the 1973 St Ignatius Marching Band with the addition of many spirited underclassmen Director Donald Koma and the 1974 Saint Ignatius Marching Band. IJ ith the feeling of respectability and pride injected into them by the strong backing of the fans, the St. Ignatius High Marching Band performed up to its expectations of great music. Led by the mild mannerliness of director Donald Koma and the wildness of drum major Joe Lewis, the band displayed its many formations and wide variation of music. These were made possible because of the addition of many new sophomores and freshmen. The ever-increasing band seems to be drawing more interest from the school, but one must ask himself, who will till the shoes of the talented Joe Lewis when he vacates them?The question that will be asked at the beginning of next year is if the band will be able to draw interest as they did this year with Joe Lewis.