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

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Rapid Transit EM Nexus Ignatius as a Bridge Between Suburbs When Moses Cleaveland landed on the shores of the city that now bears his name, he had a vision of developing a cultural melting pot. As the city developed a vision of excellance grew along it. Ignatius, which started almost one-hundred years ago. has come to be the epitomy of Cleaveland's dream. Being centrally located. Ignatius draws students from places as far east as Novelty and as far west as North Ridgeville. Students travel long distances every day in search for excellence. In this search they create the excellence themselves. Because students bring different backgrounds and ideals from numerous places. Ignatius has developed into a mixture of all that is Cleveland. St. Ignatius High School acts as a bridge between the gaps of the many different people who attend and links them together in a way that nothing else could. Ignatius is unparalleled in this respect. While other suburban schools deal with a small field of people. Ignatius deals with a vast array of people and in this way creates more of a learning environment. Through St. Ignatius’ efforts. Cleveland has become a more unified city. The students of St. Ignatius will always remember their school as being a place where people came together. Three sophomores wait for the Rapid at the West 25th Street station. 16 Behind the Experience

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Mike Rolf relaxes on ihe sideline as his fellow offensive teammates battle the rival St. Edward Eagles. Mike Craig and Mark Glaser [XJtiently wait for Brian Keelan to drive them home so that they can start their weekend. As studenl council president. Bob Redmond had the honor of announcing the 1983 homecoming queen Joe Blasko and fim Maurer consider a religious vocation. Weekends 15

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WILDCAT History was made in Columbus on June 4. 1983. when Mike Huber, shown hero crossing the finish line, captured the Stole title. RECAP Magazine 17