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

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In keeping with an age old tradition, the Class of '78 displayed an indominable spirit as they rallied behind their classmates' athletic endeavors. Alan JJvn John Jeoj n Timothy Johnson T ti nc Jon« Eujjeno Kaiionoom St ph Kalnoky Jp pn K p ock MMUam Katz Oavi J Utei MChous Ktartrf Timothy K »y D»l K k , J m » Kilban Jan Kmj i Mohn KUcan Low Ki in Dan. KUnkjr John Ktnpshim Oa«a KnoOUuCh $! ph n Kofow JO ph Kovach Ronald Kowalski Ff d Kr tn«r Rob H Kunt Jam Lahman Enthusiastic '78 Sparks Class to Spirited Year Exhibiting the true Ignatian spirit, the rough and ready frosh yelled their little hearts out with the same spunk and old-fashioned American get up and go which brings a tear to the eye and a lump to the throat of every true-blue, red-blooded son of Loyola. With teeth-gritted determination and a spirited never-say-die attitude, the scrappy Wildkitten pigskinners snatched and clutched their way to success and, after a shaky start, made the whole season hunky-dory. By Jingo! That frosh rally for the Padua game was sure Jim Dandy. Yessirree Bob, it was one of the doggone best we've ever seen. The freshmen's peachy keen efforts in all the drives made every member of the Ignatius community from president to pupil beam with good ol' wholesome pride. Tarnation! Those rootin-tootin, straight-shootin youngsters are just swell, aren't they? Ponotrating the deathly silence ol detention, the massive roadblocks at the mam doors, and even inclement neighborhoods, the freshman still manages to find his way to the IAA booth. 22

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Introduction to a new environment is always a difficult experience. There was no exception on orientation day as the timid frosh hit the doors of Ignatius for the first time, officially initiating their four year stay at Carroll and West 30. After a mass in the student chapel, the confused and anxious freshman were herded from room to room, filling out forms, buying books, paying tuition, and having their picture taken. Some semblance of order and sanity was maintained, thanks to the very patient help of the Big Brothers organization. Exhausted by this harrowing experience, the newly-oriented freshman set out on the first of many long journeys home from Ignatius. Eagerly, freshman Tony Rolando anticipates guidance from tireless Mr. Felice who has only confronted 248 frosh already. Kevin Durkin Robert Durkin John Ellis MiChaol Fago Anthony Fflhca Thomas Finnagan Timothy Finucan Doan FistW William Forms' Room Fnckw Fred Fntjsche N.ck Gajowaki Glon GWasrcwsk’ Loo Gardens Jamos Gardner August Garolol! Torry GoO Josoph Gehn John Gorbracht James Gmoly Donald Gippor Michael Gioboknr Loo Gonjator Anthony Gorsck John Groone Thomas Greener Kevin Malioran James Hanlon Thomas Hastings Emery Hovasy John Hawkins Rory Honnosscy Carlos Hidalgo 8nan H.ggim William Hocte' Robnrl Holman John HO'vat Michael Hoy John Huddleston Bernard HudOk Walin' Huglny Paul Hummo' Timothy Hunt Joseph Jackson Robort Jaksic 21

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