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

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3 Basketball vs Youngstown Cardinal Mooney, 70- Hockey vs. Trinity, 5-0 4 Hockey vs. Upper Arlington, 6-3 9 Basketball vs St. Joseph, 64-66 Wrestling—Cincinnati Xavier Tournament 10 American Noise Concorl in Sullivan Gym Hockey vs. Euclid, 5-2 Wrestling—Cincinnati Xavier Tournament Swimming—University School Belays 16 Basketball vs. Padua, 50-49 Swimming vs. Valley Forge, 117-44 Wrestling vs. Lorain South 17 Basketball vs. Akron Central Hower, 48-46 Hockey vs. Padua, 7-4 Swimming vs. Bay, 94-77 20 Semester exams 21 Somoster exams 22 Semester exams 23 Semester break (no classes) Basketball vs Cincinnati Elder, 43-46 Swimming vs. St. Edward, 94-78 24 Hockey vs. University School, 5-3 Wrestling vs New London 26 First day oi second semester 30 Swimming vs. University School, 53-119 31 Baskotball vs South, 78-38 Hockey vs. St. Joseph, 10-0 Wrestling—Ohio Catholic Tournament Tho Catch's drummer seems entranced with his skilled playing. The group's performance set the stage for a highly entertaining evoning. The keyboards play a vital part in the success of any concert. Jerry Moran masters the instrument for American Noise.

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Noise Resonates Gym One of the new, bright stars on the Cleveland rock and roll scene, American Noise, rolled into the Sullivan Gym on January 10. The group's first album, featuring such songs as Anyone With a Heart (Can Tell Ya) ' and Take It All” had been acclaimed as one of the best albums of 1980 by many radio stations throughout the country. Based on this information and the hope of the student body for a major concert, student council decided to sponsor the event. Secretary Chris Golonka along with social functions commissioners Doug Staresinic and Bill Horning spent many long hours arranging and preparing for the show. The concert, which was publicized by radio station WMMS, began at 8:00 p.m. after a lengthy warm up performance by The Catch. American Noise then played their hearts out before the excitedly expectant audience and thrilled them with their high powered brand of rock n' roll. When the final notes of the last encore, “Baba O'Reilly' faded away, the group had contented everyone and were appreciated with a standing ovation. George Sip) of American Noise appears to be beating his head against the microphone. In reality. he was just intensely performing 2 2 January

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School Goes Co-Ed (for a day) As Senior Chris Golonka patiently waits. Kate Fisher thoroughly completes her student exchange evaluation form. Last week I was a guest so funny I burst my bra at your school as a part straps. Then I spent forty-of the student exchange, five minutes in your senior Being from an all-girl lounge, listening to 'MMS school I must admit it was and smoking cigarettes, different to hear whistles Please thank that boy with and to be stared at while the jeans jacket who gave walking through the halls. I me two smokes. didn't know I was that Other highlights of the attractive. day included English class. My guide for the day, even though it was so deep Steve Senior, was really I couldn't get a grip on it, nice. I think we’re going to and Latin class where I get married next week, heard about some strange Anyway, I'm writing you Bacchic rites of the Trojans, this letter to give my opin- All in all it was a very exion of your school and the citing and insightful day as exchange program. I found I got a chance to see stu-your classos both interesting dents rather than studs, and amusing. In first period Sincerely, I heard a lecture about the Francine Foxx French Revolution that was luncil 24 -February