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

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Right: All that glitters Is not gold ... Cleveland lit up for tho national television audience of the Browns vs. 8engal$ Thursday night prime time football game. Good fortune did not shine on the Browns though, as they were doteated by a score of 23-10. Below: As the year gets underway, Matt Monos struggles to solve a matrix for Ms. Goebel's Algebra,''Trig class. Unpropared for Ms. Goebel's homework assignment, Matt laments the passing of sophomore year. Right: The scent of the weenie man lures Sean Horrlgan, Eliot Kljewskl and others to forego the cafeteria experience. Along with the weenie man, students also enjoyed the fine cuisine of Cooney's. Wendy's and the sandwich man on West 30th. 4 Theme

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7:48 A.M. Ohio City. A Friday morning in autumn 1986. Students stroll across the cobblestones of the mall. A few freshmen tear by, late for Latin tutoring. Run, frosh! Run! Yer gonna be late! shouts a group of sophomores. Commenting on the foolishness of underclassmen, a circle of juniors turn their attention elsewhere. Lounging at the smokers' bench, some seniors light up a morning Marlboro. A Friday morning in autumn 1986. The student center is alive with activity. Oh bummer, man! They're out of creme-filled's. Did you even bother to study for Serva's exam? So it's like I'm thinking 'I gotta ask this girl out and what does she say next? ... Hurry up with my translation, I don't have all day. Wanna grab me an iced tea while you're up? Hey! Hey you! Do you have those study questions? Oh yeah, it was an awesome party, I've never seen so much ... You mind? I'm trying to study; I've got a test first period.

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101 BLUES A Friday morning in autumn 1986. An Escort pulls into the fire lot. In the front seat of a '75 Camaro, two students struggle with their ties. Louie, Louie plays from a tapedeck in a nearby car. Someone slams a Mustang's trunk after distributing Jansport backpacks and Wilson gym bags to his passengers. A Friday morning in autumn 1986. It seems like 1986 is off to a good start. After all, it's a new year—a fresh start. Oh year, it's also the beginning of a new century. How about that? We're all pretty excited. So what about this class that forges into the next 100 years? What can be said about these pioneers of the new century? These foundations of the future? What greatness do they possess that will help them guide generations of Ignatinns to come? How will they set the basis for the coming years? Well, one question at a time, dweeb. Relax. What can be said about us? We're all pretty casual. Despite the suburbanity of Madewell's and Sperry's, Argyles and Oxfords, we're pretty laid back. It's not that we're not concerned with anything—we have our opinions and interests; we are involved and actually willing to lend a hand. But hey, we're also willing to have a good time. What quality do we possess? We're hip, we're now, we're where it's at. The kids are alright. Quality? Aside from academic excellence, skill in the sports scene, and extracurricular involvement surpassing earlier years, we're still just a great bunch of guys. As for advice to future generations, we've got this to say: Get involved with the world, do your best to help change it for the better, and be a man for others. But always remember to stay frosty and enjoy life. And don't take any wooden nickels. Above: An unchained Tim Parnln strlkos the steel of his six string at the Lake Catholic rally. Tim’s guitar work began a successful weekend as the football team downed Lake Catholic 13-6. Lett: With homecoming queen Missy Gerber looking on, Chris Shrader and the rest of the band entertain the homecoming game crowd. Later that night Wild Horses played for the record homecoming crowd. Blues 5 t