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

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Left: Semester exams brought out great diligence amongst students, and this freshman is no exception. After staying up until three while cramming every bit of information into his tired brain, he easily completed his English test. (unuary 1980 3 Classes Resume •1 Basketball at St. Ed's 59 52 Swimming at Parma 5 Wrestling at Walsh Hockey at Trinity 11 Basketball vs. St. Joseph 50-58 12 Basketball vs. Akron Central Howor 79 57 Wrestling at St. Joseph t-l Semester Exams 15 Semester Exams 16 Semester Exams 17 No Classes 18 No Classes Basketball vs. Padua 58-56 Swimming at Rocky River 19 Hockey at University School 21 Martin Luther King Day 26 Basketball at Cincinnati Elder 61-55 Hockey vs. Kent V ) Senior Mike Rohan glances with disgust at his dormant companion, and exhorts him to cheer the team on to civtory during the pressure-packed contest at Elder. Kirk Grose! however, seems to have found something in the capacity crowd that is more interesting than the game. |»nu»n 23

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Right: Exhausted by the arduous journey to Cincinnati. senior Bryan Hoffart grabs a fow minutes of well-needed rest in preparation for the activities awaiting him in the Queen City. Snow Arrives; Students go to Cincy After the memorable Christmas vacation. students filed back into their daily routine, ready to begin the new decade by ending their semester in a satisfactory fashion. As they poured over their studies, all looked forward to summer with longing. The Ski Club, dormant due to a lack of snow, finally came out of hibernation with the arrival of snow in the middle of January. The athletic scene was a very active one during this month. The basketball team continued to demonstrate its championship form despite the loss of two disheartening games. On January 26. students chartered a bus and trekked to Cincinnati to watch their Wildcats tangle with the Panthers from Elder. Despite the tremendous cheering effort evoked at this game, the Cats succumbed to Elder’s referees, falling by the score of 61-55. One's social activities were not neglected during this very diverse month. The Elder game provided the student with the opportunity to view downtown Cincinnati from the plush Stouffer Hotel, and also the chance to have a relaxation period from the tedious Achievement Tests which occurred that weekend. The students then returned to Cleveland eager to embark upon the course of the second semester. These students huny to their next class, not heeding the blanket of fresh white underfoot. During January, the Cleveland area was infused by a downfall of now snow. 2i |«nu»ry

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r February 1980 1 (basketball at Lake Catholic. 46-54 Swimming at University School 2 Basketball vs. Kettering Alter. 86-63 Catholic invitational Wrestling 5 Swimming at Hawken 8 Basketball vs. St. Edward. 74-51 9 Hockey vs. Padua 15 Basketball vs. St. Joseph at John Carroll. 73-72 Wrestling vs. Benedictine 16 Breathless Concert Swimming at Canton C.lenoak 18 President's Day 22 Olympic Hockey. U.S.A. vs. U.S.S.R.. • 23 29 Basketball vs. South. 83-42 Hockey at Euclid Wrestling vs. I-ake Catholic Sectional Wrestling Tournament Basketball Sectionals vs. Lakewood. 59-56 Right: The spring musical met with great success due to the large crowds. Here, several members of the cast hide from the vengeful wrath of the vicious queen, played by Mary Ann Bowman. These fearful people are (from left to rightl Paul Soska, Jim Caeckla. Colleen O'Malley, and Frank Uhlir. i February