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

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JOlMi Vaughn VianeouM John Wagnof Dav d Wihskittol Oia-ol Welsti Kavin Wiogand Rotwfi Winnings Chns Winv'ow ROD t Wo dko RiCftifd WoJOSK Thomas Woods Andre- WOTmak Micn» » Yaro Jeffrey Young Ronald 2eszut Oario Zgorn-k Kurt Zorter Gary Scheer LEFT. Even the erudite frosh will relinquish their high moral code lor an occasional evening of sin and debauchery FAR LEFT Besides acquainting himself with the ms and outs of algebra with Mr Bcnander, Steve Tischlor also learned a bit of expertise in the game of penny-basketball. TOP Hotdogging in the air but still uncertain of his destiny Freshman Bob Kuntz delights in the thoughts of lambent stones in the lodge 27

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Frosh Year At Ignatius Ends On High Note — It's Over Wiii am Sau«r Chriiiopnef Scticcr Frederick Schirmer Michael Scho«fHer Mcnaet Seh'oodei Ovutooho' Sex) 10! Timothy Skolly Jack staby Adnan Smith Bnan Snvth Christopher Sniper Raymond Snyder Lou-s SocrJcr Richard Solti Vicnaoi Spe»j Thomas Stacno Jeffrey Star' . John Stecnkon Bradloy Stmn George Strora Thomas Stortevant Brad SuOyk John Su'irvan Matthew Sweeney Michael Sweeney Petrie Sweeney Philip Swinoerman Mariano Teisl Leonard Teke-n John Thteryoung Theodore Tnoma Stephen Tischter John Utnnger James UeOPmg Joteph ymatowski Brian Ursem With the freshman's first year at Ignatius now behind him, he can reflect back and realize that he has overcome what at the outset appeared to be an insurmountable obstacle. The member of the class of 78 is no longer the unsure and lost visage which just eight months ago was indicative of his daily life. A feeling of comfort and confidence now exists where uncertainty and aloneness once prevailed. Sure, the frosh suffered through many hours of tedious toiling, but by enduring this grueling workload he has become a seasoned Ignatian. He is proud of this fact. The class of 78 experienced a drastic metamorphosis, from the assemblage of timid fledgelings on orientation day to a unified body of spirited young men. The freshmen displayed enthusiastic spirit throughout the year, not only at the infamous frosh rally, but also through consistant successes in athletic competition and school projects. 26

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The class of 77 in the traditional manner of all sophomore classes proclaimed themselves the official haz-ers of freshmen and B.A.'s of Ignatius. The class of '77 also possesses many unique qualities, however. Consisting of 322 students, the sophomore class is the largest in the history of Ignatius. In enthusiastic support of school-wide efforts, the class of 77 led the entire school in the Ignatian patron-sponsor drive, and also made a fine showing in the canned food and scholarship drives. The class of 77 abounds with fine athletic talent, particularly in football. In two years of play the class of 77 football teams have compiled a better record in freshmen and J.V. football than any class in recent Ignatius history, losing only one battle in two years of intense competition. Wrestling and basketball have also proved to be areas of athletics in which the class of 77 has excelled in its first two years at Ignatius. Judging from its first two years at Ignatius, the class of 77 will ensure continued success in all areas of high school life while ascending the Ignatian ladder. 28