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

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Tt oma$ Fanta G aflory Farooa Kurt Fauiftatw Fraftcii FiMrta Ro6«fi F tai CMHOfifttr Finding Bryan Fmnagan Kannaen Fox Alban Fuc » Gary GalaszcwiAi John Gaiughar Jonn Garvin Thomas Gaitiano Emanch Garlnar Micha« Gavin Paiar G mq - Realizing the apprehension and chagrin a student fresh out of eighth grade might have in adapting to a new environment, the Big Brothers sponsored a Freshmen Orientation Day. A Mass at the start of the day marked the first time the class of 79 was together as a single body. They then were introduced to the administration, the Big Brothers, and finally to one another. The prime concern of the day was to acquaint the freshmen with the ways and traditions of Ignatius, as well as to answer any questions they’might have. These objectives were met through small-group meetings and lunchtime conversations. More importantly, however, the class of 79 developed a sense of unity. Utterly stymied by his new environment. Fritz Hemtei is forced to rely on the wisdom of senior Pat Lawlor to find out whore he is supposed to be After purchasing the traditional bimbo, freshman Mike Barrett is baffled by the realization that many of the books he has bought won't fit. Underclass;27

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Freshmen Start Tradition; Initiate Frosh Eye It has been fifty years since the first issue of the EYE, but it hasn't even been one year since the first issue of the Frosh Eye . While the EYE celebrated its 50th birthday this past school year, it won't be until the year 2026 that the Frosh Eye editors will be able to announce their own golden anniversary. The class of 79 found itself creating a possible freshman tradition. The large group of staff members felt that there was a need for better communication within the freshman class homerooms, thus forming the Frosh Eye . The Frosh Eye started out as a single page homeroom bulletin, but soon was converted into a paper produced in the image of Between the Eyes . To the freshman class, the paper was a sign of pride. To the rest of the school, it was a sign of the initiative and individuality of the class of 79. Matthew Holt Gregor Host «r ley Patrick Hoye Qawd Hrioaf Edward Huddleston Michael Hudec Jerome Humnch Gary Hunt Daniel Hurley Christopher iacona Michael I bos Tracy Janidlo Michael John Andrew Johnson Matthew Joy William Kane Robert Kasson Michael Katz Soten Kavoura Martin KeeUn Karl Keller Paul Kickel John Kilbane Gorgoly Kimnach Christopher KUmet Robert Kiemnerv Richard tOingsh.rn Michael Kmiecik David Koenig Paul Kobe • ■cheoi Kovach Michael K«emer Martin Kreoei Kevin Kroeger Miklos Kupay Underclass. 29