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

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nd the blessing of the would draw anyone's atten- AALord Our God be on tion. you in all you do. Go in The students in the open i peace. convertibles screamed and Huge wooden doors yelled over the honking of • swung wide open in the the horns, “We're Number . ;j early September sun. All One . . . We're Number J poured out, a mass of more One ... Their cry was ] than a thousand students, continuous; the inevitability i The Cathedral spewed them of their victory inescapable, forth in unending numbers. “We're Number One . . . They filled the streets and We're Number One . . . •topped the cars, they No car was allowed pas-stopped all traffic and the sage before the holy caval-many moved as one. cade had passed. Pedestri- A group gathered at their ans stared in astonishment, cars—some plain, others so The students aimed for the wildly decorated that they highest point on the skyline. They headed for the tower. win this world. They were “We're Number One . . . the power. They were Num-We're Number One ... ber One. The gym echoed the cry P S.: They lost, of a thousand voices with a single thought. The nearly flat music of the band was filled with glory. They must win. They rallied around faculty. They rallied around students. All who approached the mike spoke and invoked the command. They were the best. “We're Number One . . . We're Number One ... They called upon the gods to win this game, to Pennsylvania hillbillies Frank Uhlir.'Jon Con nolo, Brian Rowland John Roilly, Jerry Chambers, and Tom Wilhalm demonstrate tho potency of tho Penn Hills offonso to the Wildcats. Only their jugs of moonshine were found to be more potent. September 1 5

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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

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Wild Horsos couldn't play onough lor the music-hungry Homecoming crowd. The student center became a house of frenzy when the band performed their hit single Funky Poodle. With the new step learned, senior Tim Fitzgerald boogies with date Mary McIntyre. Junior Frank Swanson awaits his date's arrival on the floor.