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

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 Opposite: These furry people are all members of the group Breathless, which graced the campus (scene on February 16. Bottom: Senior Class President Kirk Crosel stares in disbelief at the report turned in by these exchange students from Regina. Nevertheless, after i spending five periods in the Senior lounge, they | definitely felt that the senior could stand more i rigorous schedules. A sour note was sounded as the month opened with a dismal basketball defeat at the hands of Lake Catholic. 46-54. The team then came back to thoroughly crush a fine team from Kettering Alter. 86-63. The Ski Club enjoyed the final snowy weekends and made the long trek to either Brandywine or Boston Mills. The biggest happening during this time occured in the gym. as the successful Breathless concert was held to the delight of over a Breathless Leaps Onto the Scene thousand enthusiastic fans. The student's academic life continued during this month, though the senior began his long slide into his Senior Slump. The spring musical was rehearsed for opening night, while the Baseball and Track teams started their arduous training sessions. The student looked eagerly toward the fourth quarter and summer vacation, while he attempted to accomplish his assignments with minimal work.

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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

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Above: Senior Kevin Medas relates a joke to an errant parent as he directs her to her son's classroom while fellow senior Bob Austria stares In awe at Kevin's audacity. Diversity was the key to the attitude of the student body during this month. Some student athletes eyed state championships in basketball, swimming, and hockey. Other students enthusiastically supported athletic events. On March 8. the Social Functions Commission held their 99c Mixer Tourneys March Ir with I.ost Horizon. After this action-packed weekend, students received a much-needed rest the following Monday. due to the teachers' meeting. Many seniors fell victim to the dreaded Senior Slump as they began to comtemplate summer and college. They made the most of their last days on campus, enjoying the atmosphere for the last time. Juniors eagerly formed slates for student council elections and anticipated the time when they could take command. Freshmen and sophs in turn looked forward to their respectiv roles in shaping the image of th school. The continual cycle of chang continued during this month. Other activities were renewed durin; this month. The spring musical One Upon a Mattress took place in the Stu dent Center to large crowds. The base ball team sharpened their skills fo their April 5 opener, while the trad team performed well in their meets. 26 NUrch