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

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mm blue and gold clad spirit-leader leaps ecstatically before ijs w towering rows of thundering ™ ® fans. On the court a fleet-footed guard sinks a game winning field goal. Steadfastly defending his position, a champion debater battles to capture yet another victory. A SCIP volunteer selflessly braves the cold and the snow of a December morning to deliver gifts of food to the needy. Exhausted by a grueling race, a determined cross country runner ignores the pain of fatigue as he strides toward the finish line. A bleary eyed yearbook editor scurries about a cold sixth floor office, frantically struggling against time to meet a pressing deadline. All of these activists typify the spirit which is the essence of the Ignatius experience. We are individuals, gifted and imaginative. We uphold the traditions of the past while setting trends for the future. We are a close-knit community striving in unison for the high standard of excellence. We are Ignatius. BELOW Reflecting the importance of the liturgy to the Ignatius community was the school-wide Eucharistic celebration on the Feast of tho immaculate Conception. RIGHT Focusing the Ignatius spirit on perhaps our most dreaded too rosulted in senior Jim Alkire's impersonation of an inept St. Edward football coach B'Theme

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 RIGHT: Besides being a state champion shotputtor, Tim Vala was also tricaptain on the varsity basketball team. A80VE: Relegated to the roles ol spectators. Mike and Brad Stinn reflect the disappointment of this year's football toam. Themei'5

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LEFT Staging an innovative outdoor rally, the ISA sparked the Wildcat football team to a comeback victory over St. Joe's. ABOVE Theology teacher Mr. Patrick Riley displays his uncanny ability to strike at the very essence of the Christian message. LEFT: Undaunted in his role as the Hulk , senior Ric Benninger was instrumental in the planning and organizing of the annual Canned Food Drive. BELOW: Lunchtime often proved to be a time of academic pursuit for seniors Pete Legree and Nick Deychakiwsky Theme 7