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

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Students Blossom In Sun Many students spend thoir summers coming alive with the Tribe.” Howover. they usually enjoy the game from the bleachers rather than these seats close to the action. Varsity football candidates, under the watchful eyes of coach Dennis Barnhart, give the blocking sled their best shots. The initial workouts seem almost unbearable under the hot sun. Cheerleaders Jackie Estelage. Clare Kelly, and Debbie Fedor rehearse their routines during the summer to prepare for tho upcoming season. Their efforts evoked and magnified the spirit of the student body. Summer 1 3

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Junior Chris Erceg watches the (light of the ball as he proceeds down the fairway at Shaker Country Club. Students who wanted to earn money outdoors routinely turned to the golf course as caddies. The summer of 1980 offered numerous possibilities for students to enjoy their break from school. Even though most students worked much of the time, either caddying, landscaping, or engaging in other limitless employment opportunities, they still found time for fun. One of the favorite past times was the weekly Party-in-the-Park on Fridays. It was not unusual to see many students enjoying themselves at Public Square, Chester Commons, or another of the many Party-in-the-Park locations. Blossom Music Center is always a main attraction over the summer. This year Blossom provided rock-n-roll fans with a diversified schedule, ranging from pop-rock artist James Taylor, to a harder rock, The Michael Stanley Band. Students sprawled out over the hill with food, drink, and girlfriend, rocking to the music. Although some concerts were cancelled because of a two-week strike, many top performers did appear, including Jackson Browne and Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes. Students also attended Indians' games, played ball themselves, and took vacations from the grime of Cleveland. The summer was a time for hard work. But it was also a time for fun and entertainment. Students enjoyed every last minute of it. 1 2 Summer

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The spirit of the student body is broadcasted to the city of Cleveland by Joe Bachna. Jeff Dziak. and Dave Savage as they cruise downtown streets after tho Mass of the Holy Spirit in the car caravan. First day ol class Football vs. Holy Name, 3-0 Labor Day (no classes) Cross Country vs. Benedictine Golf vs. Rocky Rivor Mass oi the Holy Spirit and Rally Golf vs. Gilmour Football vs. Pittsburgh Penn Hills, 6-27 Soccer vs. Bay, 3-1 Cross Country—Chanel Invitational Soccer vs. Oberlin, 3-1 Golf vs. Chanel Golf vs. Padua Golf vs. Lake Catholic Football vs. Cleveland Heights. 14-0 Soccer vs. North Olmsted, 3-2 Cross Country—Cloverleaf Invitational Freshman Parent-Teacher Night Froshman Parent-Teacher Night Soccer vs. Rocky River, 4-4 Golf vs. Holy Name Froshman Paront-Teachor Night Golf vs. St. Joseph Freshman Parent-Teacher Night Soccer vs. North Royalton, 2-1 Big Brothers' Father-Son Night Padua Rally Football vs. Padua, 0-3 Soccer vs. Walsh Jesuit, 1-1 Soccer vs. Padua, 1-0 Golf vs. Lake Catholic Soccer vs. Shaker Heights, 1-0 Golf vs. St Edward Golf vs. Padua Football vs. Chanel, 28-0 Soccer vs. Lakewood, 4-3 Cross Country—NEOTCCA Coaches Clasic Golf vs. St. Joseph Golf vs. Chanel 1 4 September