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

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LEFT: The joy of being in the Homecoming court radiates from the face ot Cathy Collins. BELOW: Refreshments in the senior lounge provided many dancers with a chance to replenish some lost energy. Homecoming Court Jim Aiki e, Cathy Collins. Jim Schada. Jana Gavin. Carol Siotort. Mika Gladstone. Patti Gatin. Rob O Brian Weekends 13

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LEFT. Thoroughly impressed by his partner s dancing. Matt Bittner displays some of his own talent. BELOW: Powerfully producing the lamillar sounds of Alex Harvey. One Yere sends the crowd into a frenzy. ■■Ignatius' biggest weekend, socially speaking, is Home-BH coming. The 210 bids sold made the dance one of the largest in recent years. Couples bumped and rocked to the mellow tones of One Yere, a top Cleveland band. The almighty weekend began as students and their dates watched the 45 8 defeat of john Marshall by our Wildcats. At halftime Carol Siefert, a senior at Regina, was announced Homecoming Queen. Her escort was Mike Gladstone, a proxy for Dan Conway. The Court included jane Gavin and Patti Gelin, also seniors from Regina, and Cathy Collins, a junior from Glen Oak. At the dance that night, lights and mirrors effectively created the theme of images. The fantastic decorations and refreshments clearly reflected the hard work put in by the Homecoming Committee. The dance capped off a glorious weekend. The band, the decor of (he sludent center, and most of all the couples themselves made this years' Homecoming a great success. As the close. Iasi dance the 12 WMkends

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0 i pits. n atmosphere that com-bined a Las Vegas casino ?5S ™)with the Student Center characterized the 1975 Student Carnival. Ignatians began converting the Student Center into a gala carnival location the afternoon of the big night. Booths were set up to test one's luck in the form of black jack, over-and-under, and roullette. At such events as the basketball shoot, football throw, and miniature golf, students' skills and accuracy were tested. A favorite of all in attendance was the traditional Pie Throwing Contest. This year Mr. Mark Muzzillo, Mr. Pat Riley, and Mr. George Andler donated their beautiful faces to be used as targets for shaving cream and toilet paper projectiles. Many tried unsuccessfully to defeat Penny Basketball champion, Mr. Vince Be-nander. The will to win ran rampant, as numerous gamblers found it difficult to stop after losing. Although most left the carnival with thinner wallets than they arrived with, the night proved to be an enjoyable one. The analytical humor of Zenn champion Vince Benander causes these girls to lose concentration during an important match. 14 Weekends