St Ignatius College Prepatory - Ignatian Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1999 volume:

student life p. 6 organizations athletics people administration seniors p. 47 p. 101 p. 122 staff p. 154 p.224 0 0 0 Ignatian 1999 Saint Ignatius College Preparatory 2001 37th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94116 (415) 731-7500 1440 students 120 staff As the 20th Century draws to a close, it is an ex- citing and memorable time to be a part of the S.I. community. In many ways, the beauty and unique- ness of the community we built this school year of 1998-1999 mirrors the beauty of a sunset. The ath- lete, the scholar, the artist, the leader...each of these members of the S.I. community contributes a unique and brilliant color to the sunset, just as crimson, pink, orange, and yellow merge to create a breathtaking phenomena each night. Also, just as the sun contin- ues to be bright and beautiful as it sets, so S.I. con- tinues to shine as a new milennium approaches. This year especially, the student body truly shone. An array of different talents and ideas combined to form a student body no one will soon forget. In- spired by the leadership of the Student Council, we came together to study, worship, play, act, and, above all, serve others. In doing so, we cast a light out to all around us. William Shakespeare once noted, “Consider that day lost whose setting sun views from thy hand no noble action done.’' We don’t consider this day lost. In fact, we excelled repeatedly throughout the year. We started the year with a rcgainance of fe- male majority on the Student Council, a Student Council who strove to further school unity in ev- erything they did. Most notably, they reached this goal by creating and advocating the People for Oth- ers Plan, a program in which each club and orga- nization did community service as a group. An- other noteworthy aspect of this year was the hours of hard work that paid off for many sports teams. 2 opening spread opening spread 3 4 opening spread Th e Varsity girls volleyball team won CCS, the Var- sity boys basketball team was ranked 1 in the state, and the Varsity football team nearly went undefeated in WCAL. Most unforgettable of all that happened this year, though, was the winning back of the Bruce Mahoney trophy with victories in both football and basketball. The sun sets no more beautifully than when the Bruce is here at S.I. where it belongs. Hopefully, no one can nor will ever forget every- thing which shaped our community this year. How could one ever forget the events, the faces, the smiles, the friendships which we shared? The pic- tures and the writing that make up this book are a feeble attempt to capture these memories, an attempt to capture the beauty of the sunset. The Class of 1999 has made this year all the more memorable. The sunset, which is symbolic of this year, is so beautiful because of the leadership, spirit, and talents which each member of the senior class gave so willingly to the community. As they leave St. Ignatius, they now face a world of new experi- ences. Their role this year has given us confidence that they can and will go out into this world and share all their gifts with everyone they meet, just as they shared their gifts with our community this year. Good luck. Class of 1999, in all you do. The rest of the student body, too, faces a new era. We shared a wonderful year this year, and it is our belief that we are well-prepared to carry on the tra- dition of excellence which the Class of 1999 exem- plified and lead the way into the next milennium. The year 2000 is on the horizon. opening spread 5 Spirit and Community give S. I. flavor Student life encompasses all aspects of what it means to be an Ignatian. To be a student at S.l. is to be an athlete, an artist, a per- former. a leader. The Wildcat spirit is a key ingredient of student life. It inspires each individual student to take advantage of the myriad of opportunities available at S.I., making each Wildcat feel part of a close-knit, vibrant, and diverse community. From the freshmen to the seniors, each person contributes to the S.l. com- munity through his or her service, spirituality, and abilities. Spirit and community add flavor by giv- ing all the students the strength and courage to be their best. One would be hard-pressed to find a student at S.l. who does not challenge him or her- self to do so. What makes S.l. unique is that the Taking a break from tough school students thrive on this challenge, such as senior Erica Lipton, who notes: “The challenge S.l. pro- vides is good to prepare you for life. This year, the Student Council successfully strove to promote unity among diversity by advocating the People for Others plan, in which clubs joined together to raise money or volunteer their time for a charity. Unity, the goal of this school year, was also brought about through the efforts of the cheer- leaders, who led the student body in spirit in innumerable ways. This amazing spirit and community which inspires and challenges students to live up to their full potential makes being a student at S.l. unlike being a student anywhere else. 6 student life opening student life opening 7 CLASS of ST. IGNATIUS I 8 Class of 1999 4!) 1999 IGH SCHOOL Class of 1999 9 SPIRIT The mere thought of it sends a chill down your spine. Its monstrous, overwhelming, and empowering...and there’s no escaping it. Its the S.l. spirit. This extraordinary characteristic of our community is part of what makes S.l. so wonderfully unique. The pride we take in our school over- flows into our cheering sections, rallies, spirit weeks, and our everyday student life. Led by the spontaneous and energetic cheerleaders, student council, and rally committee, we express this pride in a variety of ways. This year, our spirit was evident in everything from disco dress-up day to a mock circus in the Student Center at lunch to a Jerry Springer show at the first rally of the year. Whether watching cheerleaders dance for the crowd at a field hockey game or hearing the deafening roar of a mass of students at a Brucc-Mahoney game, you can’t miss this incredible S.l. spirit. The words of junior Jenny Norman sum it up: “It’s the S.l. spirit that makes me proud to be a Wildcat. 10 spirit W E E K ‘98 spirit 11 Immersions While Mountain Apache 2 by Val Ibarra For two weeks, none strangers, which included: Giarrusso. Fetidyo. mysclf(Vbl). Tcrika Tischcr. Jen Broughton. Whitney Baugh, Fiona Dunbar. Chris Byrd and Dan David, discovered each other amidst light- ning storms and Arizona sunsets. We lived in Alehesay High School in Whiteriver. Arizona, on the reservation. Despite some grunt work that involved fish. sandpaper, and rubber gloves, we had a great time. Fdgar Perry, a cultural representative of the White Mountain Apaches, had us help him build Wiki-ups as a honorable gesture for his 83-year-old mother. I le taught us a lot about the Apache ways and their emphasis on the health of body and spirit. The Apache term, respectively, is CH-UNC-I.IN. In retro- spect. vve realized that although we perhaps missed out on some involvement in tltc culture, vve came away with so much more than any of us had anticipated. Due to days of riding in the van. our close living quarters, a serendipitous awakening in Gcronimo's cave, and an awesome 4th of July, we came away with such an appreciation lor each other that we knew would follow us into our senior year. We were right Immersion is more than learning about a specific culture and doing service in those communities: it's about seven random people, plucked from their own groups of friends, shoved into a van. who learn to love each other.. from that, everyone who had this tremendous oppor- tunity. was able to enter our last year of high school with an openness towards all strang- ers we've spent three years without, (long live Pete!) GL'AYMAS � 2 by Vtnit� lie (iu min Kf I wo nxmorabk wrek� . I had Iht tnmtimg cxp nctKC of lowig with CmoIiik AmJcrvoa. Kate Cody. Jenny DeVlMO. La Unxoll. Lauren Duo. Ckri Holbrook. Me$ SoKircig. Mr Baltic. «■! Mr. Loyd m (iimrruv Moira. Om group .rrmoSuKly formed the fnrodihp and commuwy needed lo face the «iff Kulnc and uvkv avtailing us in Me KO. L'foo arming m (iuaymu ard xemg our Inmg ijuanere. «« «we eomplelely eultire ducked Bui. � « worked through rt Kyeiher We learned lo dure eserylhing w iih each eehee (eseepr when Roger rued lo pul the law inio hit own Kindt concerning ihe thanfig of fiatorade ) TOgelhee. we helped rear to � garde at the Aulo dc l at Ancunat (Old Women� Home), and prepare il for lanltcaping and eontlruclion lltard woak in 115 degree� ! Wc ter ted food IO Ihe pcoe al Ihe Meton Scup Kitchen ard delivered he foed lo pcoe neighhothoodt on Ihe mouUain The beti pin of eur duty routine « at viuisig the btile kidt M Ihe top of Ihe mountain They laughl ut. � i«h iheir pure� ! tiaiet of eomenlmem. that life need not be In cd like a omllKeuirc to fed happmc� � Their uanlird of lit ing «at tu bekr that of cur own liset. yel ihete Ult were happy and grateful for Ihe little ih� g� they had Thete kidt. tome wiih tenout chcmKal imbalance� (I'raneiteo. in pariKuIarl made the trip norlhuhile They made mh an impxt on our lite� franeiteo� pertcoalny even teemed to mb off on tome of ut Iccugh. cough Ll I Wc alto learned in degeh abo.t each cehet. Chrivcan really get hit grootc on and ting guly tongv. Li can vpcal Spamth (Yo v ivu in Ihe houtel. and lhai we all dnhke il «he people (lie iTa) do not care about pervorul hygiene The experience� � e thaeed together and the hit Ikiu. I rincoo. ihe kids and to many other people «ho touched our heart� , m (iuaymit «ill fee ever hold a tpce m our hearlt Central California by Megan Wong For two weeks in June, Carolyn Link, Kristcl Nazal, Angela Pucy. Roselyn Siino. Victor Santore. Michael Yip. Megan Wong, and myself, served Central California w ith leaders. John Ottcrsl crg and Teresa Vallcz. During our first week, vve lived at Dorothy's Place of the Franciscan Workers, a soup kitchen anil a halfway house, located on Skid Row in Salinas. Ca. Wc also lived with interns and students from Ohio. The first night, the girls witnessed a drug bust outside of their w indow. During the day. we prepared meals, serv ed guests, baby-sat kills, cleaned bath facilities, gave out food on Skid Row. and remodeled a playroom. In our free time, we Hiked and played basketball with the guests, went lo a Narcotics Anonymous meeting, and grocery shopping for the soup kitchen. We farmed at the Urban development center, and played with kids at the mi- grant labor camp. Our work brought us to Soledail Gon oales. Capitola. Monterey. Carmel. Seaside. Pebble Beach, and Santa Cruz. Our second week, vve camped out in tents as counselors at Camp St. Francis for kids of migrant farm workers. After long days of work, humbly observed Skill Row from a balcony at Dorothy's Place. Now. we bring our service back home with Up 'Til 3' CLC. Tucson by Jaclyn Verducci This past July and August. Allison Cola. Sierra Fish. Gina Pclleriti, Francesca Rivera. Jaclyn Verducci. Kevin Wong. Julie Yap. Karen Cota, and Liz Swarthout immersed ourselves in the culture of Tucson, Ari- zona. While we were in Tucson, wc worked at the battered women's shelter, taking care of the children and cleaning up the center's garden. We also worked with the Yaqui Indian tribe children. Our group trav- eled to Nogales. Mexico, where wc had the opportunity to live with families and experience their daily way of life. We are grateful for our experience and will treasure what wc learned for the rest of our lives. 12 immersions Whitt Mountain Apache -1 I aura Ronuin. Dennis Mak, Agne� Dziailur I -isl summer. seven disgruntled teenagers. Mare OG Borclla. Chris “Stinky Teddy Hear ' Uskert. Hrenden Telle Haven. Demis Psycho Prankster” Mak. I.aura “Muscle Woman” Ronvtin. Agnes “Don't Step olTills- Ledge Dziadur, Gina Ghetto Superstar Christopher, and our leaders. Kathy (Xsps. I Hit Hilly” Hanley. Linda The Sleeper” Ncilan. and Anne Mane Butcher Paper” hngcl. embarked upon their journey of self-discosery to the White Mountain Apache Reservation in Whitenvcr. Arizona. All seven emerged, though slightly scathed (Laura was impaled by a cactus, which can be proved by the bloody trail she left in Cicrommos Cave. Agnes was rapcllcd off a clilTlthanks Brendcn’i. busted her head, and was kept conscious by frozen orange juice; and Gina was infected with the highly contagious, avoid-al •all-costs, strep throat), with a better understanding of Apache culture, as well as realizing their duty to mankind as “the Regulators ” In our time on the reservation, we spent a lot of our time with the Apache children, we lead groups of children through (icroiumo's cave, narrowly dodging the bats that inspired our group leaders to quote expletives from the movie I leathers W'c also spent time working with lish and game, including, building a dam lfrom VERY heavy rocks) to save the Apache tiout. Edgar Perry, our guide, was the coolest Apache leader, even though we narrow ly escaped death in hts crazy, off- roading van ride� in the S I. van; he referred to us fondly a� the Rainbow People. After the many cookouls (slaved over by IX-nnis) at Edgar's mother's house, we felt completely accepted by all of the Apache people, and felt included in the numerous generations of Ldgars family. W'c went to the reserva- tion with the purpose of giving to the Apache community; however, in this incredible, once-in-a-liletime experience, we ended up receiving more from the Apaches than we could have ever imagined Guatemala by Caiilin Callaghan Cockroaches, soupy frijolcs. and two intensely lovesick directors were not enough to deter Scan Chuck” Cleary. Chrystinc “Titi Snortic Lawson. Alena C'hinila“ Reyes. Luke Lulu Stanton. Sara Sarita Suntan. Karen Snowdog Tso. and I. Caiilin Catita Callaghan from boarding a plane in June '98 and flying to the coun- try of Guatemala for an amazing two week immersion. Between meeting and speak- ing with organizations including UNSITRAGUA, Guatemala's National Union, and CONAVIGUA. the association of widows and mothers of the dis.ippearcd. as well as students' rights, lands' rights, and peasants' rights groups, we established ourselves in solidarity with the people of Guatemala and were embraced by their potent spirit. The spectrum of individuals we encountered also touched us: from the workers on slrikc at the Chiquita Banana plantations, to the student activists at La Univcrsidad San Carlos, to our friend Samantha la ladron. and by a fortuitous stroke of fate. Rigobcria Mcnchu Turn- who told us to always, wherever (we) are in the world, work directly w ith the people in dire need. Combating a taxi incident, sickness, and a few bus ndes directly from hell, we created a community of nine individuals dedi- cated to participating in the struggle of the Guatemalans. Through the guidance of the wonderful workers at the Posada Ixchal and our families in Villalobos II. we were immersed in the different and distinet reality that is the nation of Guatemala. Guaymas «I by Jim Bonner Ticks, cockroaches, simplistic meals. 115 degree heat, digestion set-backs, and a broken toilet, fridge, oven, stov e, sink, shower, and air conditioner are all what Laura Forrest. Jim Bonner. Katie Waller. Danielle Lanam. Erin Lapping. Angela Bauman. Alex Miller, and Jasmine Wong conquered upon our two weeks of a memorable immersion in Guaymas. Mexico. Upon arriving on a one-way airport, we were first introduced to our contact, Sister Fontana. who got our van stuck in the mud. T hen came live culture shock as we caught our first glimpses of a culture entirely different from our own. Every morning we w oke w ith the sun and took a bus to a nursing home w here we alone dug a 70 yard trench to put in a high-pressure water system. At noon, we'd travel back to the Casa Franciscans anil then serve free meals at the soup kitchen called Meson dc Jesus (Inn of Jesus). In (he afternoons, we hiked up (he hill to live outdoor Chapel to lead activities with the children of the area, Nights would be spent cooking dinner for each other and playing OK. Would you rather... Overall, Guaymas touched us all in different ways. But most importantly, it showed us a new way of living simply and happily w ith the values centered on family and community. As much as we tried to help and change Guaymas with our presence, in the end. it was actually Guaymas that changed us. ROCK ON! El Salvador 1 by Christina PavlolT El Salvador «1 group (Lorena Marquez. Jake Hale. Christina PavlolT. Gaby Giuliani, I larold Chan-Rosalcs. Susanna Farbcr. Tripp Jones, and Anna BclonogofT. along with leaders Caroline Pieters and Mary Sw itzer) had an amazing experi- ence. The journey began in San Salvador, where vve played basketball with a youth group, met with community leaders and government officials, visited the Univer- sity of Central America, where the Jesuits were murdered during the war. and gave a presentation on composting to a ninth grade class, as well as other things that arc too numerous to mention. After San Salvador, we made the treacherous v oyage to the town of Las Vucltas. where we were immediately befriended by all of the children in the town. In Las Vucltas. we drove to Guarjila. Our first project in Guarjila was planting trees. We worked for two days transporting and planting saplings to aid in the reforestation of the Salvadorian countryside. ThcTamarindo youth group put on a play for us and took us to visit the high school in Chalate City. We made a lasting impression on the town by painting a mural on the wall in front of the Tamarindos' meeting house. Wc learned about life in El Salvador from the families that welcomed us into their homes and from all of the new friends we made. The group built a strong sense of solidarity each other and with the people of El Salvador. immersions 13 El Salvador 2 by Brian Hurley By ihe end we wanted for nothing, save a hard nap. It's been two big weeks, and. man, I feel immersed. Layers of Salvadoran dirt entrenched in our pores attested to the wealth of work that Brian Hurley. Chris Martinez. Elena Orque. and Jessica Perez had given to the spirited compassionate, impoverished people of San Salvador. Memories resurface daily: singing Salvadorian folk songs by moonlight with Max. the crazy civil war veteran, leading an army of school- children on a playground clean-up project only to discover fresh trash the next day. soccer and baseball with the inner-city kids, wasted teenagers clinging to their exalted bottles of glue, the elderly whose humble eyes shone as we deliv- ered them enough rice and vegetables to make it through the week, fingernails scuffed and the dirty from building shacks, learning firsthand the myths and realities of poverty, freedom, and oppression, and the meals-chccse and torti- llas and rice and beans given without reservation or expectation by destitute families whose finest china was cheap plastic. Through all our complaining, pouting, and outright dissension we knew that San Salvador was breaking us and making us new. and when we got home. I refused to take a shower for fear of washing away my hard-earned Salvadoran dirt. Tijuana by Marisa McCarthy This summer eight seniors. Vicki Who’s your daddy? Tcrhcyden. Steven Silvestri. Diana ”1 have one of the Queens Wang. Kristen Sound of Music” Corridan. Vicki “Burrito Hartanto. Katie Supermarket Sweep Biinrose. Marisa Is Joseph going?” McCarthy, Molly Catwoman” McGovern, traveled to Tijuana and Nogales. Mexico for two incredible weeks. Along w ith the two leaders. Dan Vollert and Michelle Musante. the group tlevv to San Diego, and then hiked across the border to Tijuana. For one week, we lived at La Casa de Los Pobrcs. a soup kitchen, medical center, and refuge for the poor ofTijuana. Every day the group prepared the meals with Ihe 'i'ters of the Cava, and the donas, layvvomcn who offered the cooking skills for the Casa. After the meals and clean up. the group got to interact with the community of Tijuana. visiting houses, talk- ing with the elderly, and most significantly, playing with the children With much diffi- culty, we hail to leave Tijuana, and travel to Tucson. Arizona We met with an organiza- tion that we would be traveling to Nogales with calleri Borderlinks. In Nogales, we met w ith representatives from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, local merchants, lawyers, political party leaders, and then visited a maquilla ami a local orphanage. In Nogales, we stayed with captains liv ing on land invasions without electricity and water. The people ofTijuana and Nogales, despite their lack of resources, welcomed us into their homes and offered us all they had. We all gained so much from this trip, so much more than we were able to give back. Hopefully our memories of our experiences will never fade. San Francisco Maybe we didn't change the world. Maybe we didn’t end hunger or homelessness or poverty. But we did what we could to help, and in our ow n way. we touched lives. We gave a little bit of ourselves- our gifts and talents, our minds and souls- lo people w ho arc alone, desperate, and in need. And we received much more in return. •Catherine Avcndano I asked them where God had gone. Had he forgotten them, left them in their misery? I looked for I Inn. hut found only a dirty and diseased old man with tattered clothes and a battered face. There was God. ”l’m sorry. I didn’t sec you there! : and I held his hand. • Doriana Bailey One cannot realize how big one’s small world can be until one steps out of one’s shoes and lives in another’s. Do not be afraid to reach out. touch someone clse’s life with love, and bring happiness into another’s life. •Knstinc Cachola “There is no greater tragedy than doing nothing for fear of doing too little. On im- mersion I met people who have left a mark upon mo forev er. I realized then that through community service I must do the same for others. Never again w ill I fear what I am doing is not enough. Just by giving your time, a listening ear. a warm smile, and your heart, you give everything. •Vicki Ng East l.os Angeles by Sheila Gifford and Audrey Harris Ali Schlageter, Dominic Comoli. Audrey Harris, Lewis de Dios. Jaehec Lee. Alexa Smialovvicz, Angi Barriscne. Father Miller and I spent two weeks liv ing within the East Los Angeles community. We were able to work with F. Boyle and Homeboy Industries. We stayed in a church in the Hollenbeck Park district, which has one of the highest concentrations of gang activity in the country. Between working with the gang members, serving food to members of the community, at- tending Board of Supervisors meetings to protect welfare cuts, singing in a peace march and working with runaway teenagers in 11 oily wood, and working with AIDS hospices in the greater L.A. area, we were kept very busy. Our most meaningful experiences however came when we ventured into the East Los Angeles community and befriended the people we had come to serve. As we drove away from Los Angeles, we realized that by sharing their experiences with us. they had given us something more precious than anything we set out to give them. 14 immersions 16 Campus Ministry Below: “we are a pilgrim people. Below: Fr. Miller's senior liturgy class shows their acting skills during the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Campus Ministry 17 Retreats (Left): Mr. Oullea bonds with seniors on his first retreat as principal. (Left): Joe you arc the man! IX Retreats (Below): Trey, we see that crew has been pay- ing off. (Above): They call them- selves the “chewy hcrms” (Above): “Joe don't be dumb Retreats 19 Dances Left: Steve and Erin get their groove on! Right: Put your hand in the air and wave them like you just don't care. 20 Dances Left: Steve wonders what the chicks are do- ing. Right: They get together for a nifty snap of the camera. Dances 21 Christmas Dance Liza, is HE your prom date. 22 X-Mas Dance Is that skirt 4 above the knee? X-Mas Dance 23 Dance Theatre Workshop 24 Dance Theater Workshop Dance Theater Workshop 25 The Odd Couple 26 Fall Play All four casts of the Odd Couple...and the stage crew too! Fall Play 27 Jazz Band Orchestra Sis two best saxophone players strut their stuff. 28 Jazz Band Orchestra 29 Mixed Chorus 30 Mixed Chorus Chamber Singers Chamber Singers 31 Student Life 32 Student Life Student Lite 33 Camlids 35 36 Organizations Organizations 37 'A' Block Club Much like the SI Service Club, the Block Club equips SI with a representative body. The Block Club targets those involved with athletics both on and off the field. Moderator Bob Vergara declares the Block Club an integral part of the college preparatory experience. By serving at various athletic events and open houses, and by organizing activities such as the Blood Drive, the 1998-1999 Block Club gives Sis student athletes a chance to serve a school that has given them so much. The Block Club prides itself in being one of Sl s oldest organizations. Members of the club lead by example. Showing pride, dedication and enthu- siasm. the Block Club members exemplify model SI students - Written by Block Club Presidents Colin O’Connell 1996-1997 Aaron Barulich 1997-1998 Corey Fitzgibbons 1998-1999 C. Anderson, D. Bcnchcncr. K. Cody, A. Cota, N. DeGuzman, L. Dito, P. Downs, A. Dziadur, C. Fitzgibbon, E. Gcidt, J. Hale, A. Jaochico. T. Jones, E. Lapping. J. Libicn, R. McNulty. C. Monroe, M. Pallari, D. Revel, T. Rodgers. L. Romain, R. San Juan, N. Silver. K. Tclccn. M. Volpc. J. Yap, D. Ashley, D. Bailey. D. Comolli, J. Cranston, E. Dutcrtc, J. Sheehy, G. Shicls, J. Strain, J. Vcrducci, C. A. Anderson. C. N. Anderson. K. Bowler, S. Buick, C. Byrd, S. Gacngcr, M. Gray, A. Guiriba, S. Li, M. Maniscalco, J. Marcaletti, A. Meeks, B. Mulhcrn. E. Pan. N. Pcndcrgast. R. Poqucz, M. Scanned, J. Strickfadcn, M. Ward, J. Washington, J. Wong 38 Block Club Service Club Every student at S.I. began his or her freshman year with an assembly in Orradre Chapel. At this assembly, we learned the motto of Jesuit education: to be men and women for others. The sixty-plus members of the S.I. Service Club is proof that this motto did not go in one ear and out the other on that nerve-racking first day of high school. This club docs exactly what is indicated by its name - we serve others in the S.I. community to the best of our ability. Our service can be found throughout the year; we welcome the freshmen at their registration and scree the seniors at their commencement, along with dozens of other events in between. But the Service Club is more than just an extracurricular club in which a student can be involved in; the students walking around in their handsome blue blazers with a red Service Club patch truly want to serve their school. • Vicki Terheydcn President: Vicky Tcrhcyden: Vice-President: Alison Gilmore: Seniors: Catherine Avcndano. Whitney Baugh. Claire Beyer, Erin Bisordi. Jim Bonner. Pamela Chan. Colleen Cusack, Lewis dcDios. Betsy Dimilanta. Mario Dugyan. Laura Forest. Robert Hum. Kelly Knipp. Donna Lee. Li a Luna. Candice Macario. Dennis Mak. Jennifer Mak. Carolyn Matranga. Marisa McCarthy. Lisa McNabb. Emily Muhl. Juliet Palarca, Jessica Perez. Valerie Quock. Shccla Radhakrishnan, Brendan Raven. Emily Ruffo. Rosclyn Siino. Miko Suarez. Alexandra Trcdinnick. Regina Uncgovsky. Chrystal Wa. Katie Waller, Megan Wong. Jonathan Yec: Juniors: Juliet Bctro. Erin Brosnan. Catie Campbell. Catherine Carr. Scan Gicsc. Michael Goodrich-Visconti. Julia Katz. Tim Keane. Carolyn Kolling. Maritza Lopcz-Quintana, Paul Lorenlz. Jcssifcr Lu. Moncllc Palcncia. Andrew Pclosi. Michael Pignati. Stephen Pons. Stephanie Sampang. Marie Shin. Elisc Stevens. Jonathan TaJavcrn. Alexandra Tan. James Tassonc Service Club 39 Big Bro Sis A After three years, we have had a chance to share the vast amount of knowledge that we have gained here at Saint Ignatius. As freshmen, we were in the same postion as this year’s freshmen: scared, vulnerable, excited, and overwhelmed. The Big Brothers and Sisters helped us become men and women for others and we are very pleased to have the opportunity to do the same for the surprisingly cool freshmen. -Chris Martinez President!: Charlene A halos Christopher Martinez: Agloro, Allen. Anderson. Aparicio. Ball. Bauman. Becker. Benosa. Berry. Bimrosc. Bisordi. Boyce- Stnith. Brady. Broughton. Button. Byrd. Cachola. Canonica. Carlson. Carthen. Chang, Charlton. Cheng. Chin. Ching. Chiolo. Christopher, Chu. Clifford. Cobb. Corlcto. Corn dan. Crcmen. Crtstofoni. Cronin. Cruz, Cunanan, Davitt, Dayao, DelaRosa. DclRosario. Der-McLcod. DeVoto. I iaz. Dillon. Donovan. Drino. Driscoll. Dtldzicc. Dulartc. Duterte. Ellis. Errico. Fish. Florez. Fontanilla. Frank. Galicia. Gomez. Fray. Fuinha. Handy. Hanowsky. Hartanto. Hawkins, ho. Hu. Huddleston. Ibarra. Jean. Paul. Johnston. Jones. Juan. Kboury. Kiisk. Kleinhenz. Kwan. Lanam. Uni. Lavin. Uwson. Lee. Lee. Lee. Lee, Lee. Leiya. Leonardo. Link. Upton. Lynch. Magsalm. Mallegni. Marcaletn. Marques. Maync. McCormac. McGowan-Casscrly. Meeks. Menjivar. Miculob. Miller. Mission. Mize. Moore. Nazzal. Ng. Nolde. O'Keeffe. Oh. On. Panganiban. Panungco. Payne. Pellerin. Pcndcrgasi. Perez. Poqucz. Portman, Pucy. Quan. Quinn. Quiroz. Raven. Revel. Reyes. Riffle. Rivera. Rubio. Sanchez. Santiago. Scanncll. Scarpulla.Scharctg. Schlageter. Schmitt. Scliga. Scnno. Sheehy. Sidcco. Sigillo. Silvestri, Smialowicz. Smith. SooHoo. Soudah. Sullivan. Sun. Tacocda. Tahcny. Talkoff. Tam. Tan. Taplin. Tot all. Tso. L'rquilla. Uskctt. Uy. Wang. Washington. Wolf. Wong. Wong. Wozniak. Yick. Yip. Zapania 40 Big Bro Big Sis • wwc Moderator: Mrs. Yap: Asst. Moderator: Miss Bchr; Presidents: Alex Agloro. Mark Swartz; Members: Abad. Abalos. Abdul Massih. Acap. Achacoso. Anton. Antonini. Amott. Ashley. Asuncion. Balch. Beyer. Billantc. Bogatsky. Boswell. Brosnana. Bush. Cachola. Cadchnia. Carbone. Batanc. Caughinan. Caulfield. Chang. Christopher. Chua. Clifford. Clima. Colby Colliss. Conti. Corsiglia, Crcincn. Cruz. Cunningham. Damon. Darden. DcBarbic. Diaz. Diaz dc Rivera. Dirnalanta. DiSanti. Dominguez. Driscoll. Ea. Escobar. Espinoza. Faye. Ferdon. Fung. Gong. Gonzales. Gonzales. Guglicini. Magbom. Hamilton. Hannon. Hanson. Henken. Hicks. Hontalas. Hoyt. Jang. Jew, Joseph. Karpowiz. Kelly. Klestoff. Kobuchi. Kolbc. Rolling. Korn. Kulm. L’Orangc. Lam. Lam. LaRosa. Lawrence. Leach. Lee. Leong. Lo. Lopez.. Low. Lucchcsi. Mahoney. Mallegni. Malone. Manalo. Manasicvici. Maquinana. Markevich. Marocvich. MeDonagh. McQuaid. Mcharg. Minchan. Mulugcta. Murphy. Murphy, Niedao, Nicolai. Nowak. Nowak. Ohancssian. Osborne. Pallatto. Palma. POassanisi. Payne. Phelps. Pirolo, Porto.Potthoff. Qaqundah. Quindor. Quiroz. Ramirez. Rawls. Reyna. Rivera. Rosales. Russell. Sammutt. Samontc. Santilli. Sarlattc. Schaukowitch. Schulz. Sciarrillo. Stillwachs. Strain. Suarez. Sullivan. Valido. Van Sciver. Wagner. Wang. Ward. Wilson. Wittenmeier. Wolf. Wong. Ycc. Yparraguine. Yrazabal. Zachoszcz. Zepeda: Alumni: Enn Bisordi. Jim Bonner. Sheila Clifford. Agnes Dziadur. Vicky Potthoff. Julie Yap. Alena Reyes WWC 41 Student Government Chrystinc Lawson. Tonilyn Sidcco. Danielle Lanam, Justin Smith, Dan Mallcgni, Carlcton Cheng, Frank Vcrducci, Sergio Santilli, Greg Siggins, Catherine Carr, Francesca Rivera. Joe Sheehy, Christine Pavloff, Tiffany Cobb. Nchwrcnda Nolde, Angelique Agloro, Catherine Avendano, Ryan Juan. Charlene Abalos, Christopher Martinez. Corey Fitzgibbon. Sara Suman, Stuart Lee. Valerie Quock, Vicky Larkowich. Alison Schlagctcr. Liza Luna, Kristine Quiroz. Stephanie Martinelli, Cordelia Wolf. Katie O’Keefe. Jon Aminoff, Laura Forrest. Carolyn Link. John Cranston. Vicky Terheyden. Jessica Perez. Matt Brady, Alexandrina Agloro. Mark Swartz. Jen Mak 4 2 Student Govt. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Stephen Allen, Angela Bauman, Jim Bonner, Cindy Carter, Tiffany Cobb, Dominic Comolli, Betsy Dimalanta, Mariesa Duggan, Lauren Dito, Ariel Guiriba, Carolyn Rolling, Danielle Lanam, Chrystine Lawson, Steve Lee, Shannon Phillips, Chrissy Roth, Rochelle Rubio, Ali Schlageter, Sabrina Santilli, Michelle Victor, Misha Villa-Popescu Rally No Roster Available Dance Drill Core: Stephanie Martinclli. Stephanie Sampang. Kristine Quiroz. Vanessa Vatcra Members: Dominic Abordo. Natalie Haw, Shirley Nicdao, Andrea Gonzalez. Patrice Asuncion. Chris Achacoso, Angel Tagaro, Alena Reyes. Mary Ano. Zinnia Amoycn. Brittany Austin. Jeremy Lantan. Jennifer Camus. Melanie Chinchilla. Hazel Cosico. April Fajardo, Eril Delos Angeles. Cherry Mac Jumoc. Jessica Lawlor-Bonilla. Jennifer Lcnning, Veronica Li. Darcy Rogers. Liscttc Poole. Claire Ramlan. Nicole Samontc. Cynia Simpkins. Nadhi Thckkck, Kat Van Sciver. Casey Velasco. Leslie Ann Velasco. Jazcllc Washington. Samantha Wolffs. Marcella Molina. K.R. Gunn. Jessica Clima Moderator: Ms. Miller Dance Drill Rally 43 A A A S President: Tiffany Cobb Moderator: Mr. Bluford ALAS Abraham Abarca, George Harrington, Lisctic Poole, Gustavo Valadas, Melanie Chinchilla, Anna Maria Trujillo, Herman Chan-Rosales, Ambar Munoz, Nick Gonzalez, Maria Calvo y Perez. Carmen Marin. Jessica Dc La Kosa, Christina Ghiglicri. Domenique laiiKv, Mariela Lopez. Marcella Molina, Kyra Hanson, Cesar Abella, John Angcay, Rob Angcay, David Nava. Christina Dominguez, Alex Agloro. Nick I.a Rose, Dennis Callejas. Brianna Bud iselich. Rich Quadrclli, Marcel Vega, Dirk Daza, Enrigque Roldan, Kimble Torres, Kadi Newkirk. Nicholas Silva, Maurkio Rivera, Ruben Mallartno, laicia laniez. Elena Calnillo, Belinda Saavedra, Roxy Romero, Viviana Montoya-Hemandez. Tony Martinez. Terry Lee, Jenn Baknzuela, Jon Herrera. AngcliqucAgloro, Ixircna Marquez, Eddie Cavillo, Chris Martinez, Jaime Salinas, Jacol Mcnjivar, .Mario Urquilla. Francesca Rivera Moderator: Mrs. Diaz ASC Afctfcn. Ai jp. Ajt iym. Cjsui. Cilior. Qua. OutR-uki. Chwfc One Ctut. C «1 Cl. IVfc� Anjrtcv I ip . Grr, Me It� ll ,L ip. Ktcw Sixit Kvii liu. 1«. U U-pe . M� c,ure «. Miv.j rtu. (Jum. Oilm K� Mn Xrt� «lt SShjIntSjjnxilr. Sin W� . liw, Jo. T o . Tururxn Oycti. vajKiA'tUvu. wjn W Ytt. riuv. ASjvj. AOusmJ. An� i Auto. AhmK Atuftkfl. tadN, Cher. i. Chin then Out Cur.r. ilumrjji J n J Cunstn. OtUnt 1X0 Kwu. IXjj. Du iyrona. Ojmi I wr, j It � lunt c� m� kx C. 1 jXiC.-nijfcUOv� . IS ip. Jo� . Ijin. t u Ij im Uuitnlr iux M � jyvif SOr-Jt M , ...‘X'o «.,„0 Muuu NmAju Mitubv St N.;u)ra. OS� et. Ojn . (Ju.-.a. KMtatX St� . Vr SotUOft S«m ito� . SaiilK Jtitiu Vila., W.� x V� .ot Won Wu. Vcc. Aguilti, Ajliflc� Hstttntt Nihc. CiW . Ctncpt. du. l S-� j. fvnt Oix ItjMfcjn� jr.f Xi.s.'vcahiuT Kunt Ijitjj Ijjjnt. 1«. K I jo. tu. CKSjij. St PjVmu fiat Sjiui-mt Stunjim j jj Sum Iin. Tjn, Tics. Toou Tuiun nt tltoSSj. Vi. Vit u. Vriiiicn Vci � u V-p. «tva Ter. AS� S � Axolinn Kxr.iu. (tdi.it. ctun. Chin •� ' � . Oil CmI Ov IkCumuii 4 ZOn. IV.J Kmj. ZMjy. UUtj � u .Sj :1a 11.0 liu. Jcjii. .Vuittuc. Krtifc Kwje. 1«. ire. 1«. 1«. let. IcmuiiS.� lm� t. Sfc Oh. Oc. PjncjnlSiA. PxbjElIrK P.suti. Htyts Stunt. VJniv Vjjicj 44 AAAS ALAS ASC Italian Club Laura Foreest, Carolyn Link, Carolyn Matranga, Jim Tassonc, Sieve Scarpulla, Sabrina Saniilli, Michael Pignati, Julia Nelson, Nick Figone, Cristina Figone, Christina Lalanre, CJ Sbragia Zorick, Marisa Armanino,Norma Perez, John Canton, Candice Macario, Erin Bisordi, Allison Cota, Andrew Lusardi, Chris Lusardi Moderator: Ms. Miller Irish Club President: James Huddleston, Vise Pres: Niall Kavanagh, Chief of security: Brendon Uniache, Treasurer: Ryan McNaulty, Mex. Rep: Hecotr Alberd, WOP rep: Andrew Paoli Anthony Muzatti, Thane: Conor Riffle, Regulator: Michael Payne, Sgt.(« Arms: Tom Harvey, Secretary: Jack Mogannam, Junior Rep: Tony Ribera, Senior Rep: Sean Cleary, Frosh Rep:Jim Bonner, Soph Rep: Colm Cronan, Supplier:Matt Rivard, Officer of Admissions: Caroline Anderson, Liz Driscoll, Claire Beyer, Anne Cronin, Katie Waller. Moderator: Fr. Sauer, SJ U C S I Presidents: Erica Lipton and Jen Mak Moderator: Mrs. Debcnedctti italian club irish club UCSI 45 V Ambassador Club Art Pub Abatos, Aparido, Bauman, Boswell. Bndy.Browning. Bryd. Bush, Cappicllo, Casey, Chen, Cobb. Cody. Comolli, Coyne, Cullen, Davis, Dayao, Daza, IX Francis, Denning. Devora, Dickson, Dominguez. Donovan.Fnriquez, Esquivel, Evanoff, Fajardo, Penney, Filzgibbon. Gannon, Gonella, Goudy. Grimaldi, Guerra. Hagboom, Hancock, Harrington, Harris.Hincs, Hurley, Jones, Joseph. Keyghobadi, Kolbc. Kom. iatnez. Lanam, lapping. Lawrence, Lawson, Lee, Leone, Mulhem, Nash, Nichols, Notde, Osborne, Oshita, Pallatto, Pereira, Phclps.Poquez, Ramirez. Rccacho, Rechslcincr, Revel Rodrigues, Santy. Scianlto. Slino, Silva, Silva, Simon, Skiffer, Smith. Stafford. Swartz, Telleen. Tomasich. Trucsdcll, Trujillo. Tursi, Valera. Valera, Vcrducci, Verducci, Victor. Visconti, Washington, Wolf. Wong. Wong. Wu, Yap Julia Nclscti. Joshua Cuaton, Kevin Chan. Seven Tomasich. Pat Moy. Mike Yee. Marlclln Molina, Mary. Johanna SatKidon. Kristie Fung. Catlierinc Carr. Elice Stevens. Katrina Cruz. Megan Boudewgn, Mlkio James. Alpha Mulugaia. Kevin Siu. Corey Pallaioo, Camille Zuniga. Christine King. Danile 11«. Kirk Syme. Norcn Lopez. Francis Kong. Jennifer Wong. Rhea Qulndor. Rick Scott. Dan Masou. Erin Mchung, Bryn Murray Maggie Guera, Marta Zachozscz. Edmund Wong. Caroline Kung. Jonoh. Sophia Soohoo. Ken Ho, karoliru Zachos . Anthong MeGrorey. Monica Hannon. Hohanna Saucedo. Stephanie Shannon. Newt� Tomasiah. Kristie Fung. Jenn Wong, Noren Lopez. Rebecca La velle. Christine King Caroline Kung. MODERATOR: Ms. Miller 46 Art Pub Cat’s Eye Ignatian Katie Aveson, Katie O’Keeffe, Danielle Callaghan, Michael Yongue, Beth O’Loughlin, Hillary Spalding, Alexandra Russell, Mark Swart , Marie Mahoney, Ann Gaus, Jeanninc Marques. Megan Wong, Roselyn Siino. Lyn Dayao, Alena Reyes, Juliet Betro. Ben Bradford Noelle Formosa, Lisa McNab, Noelle Der-McLod Addic Spent , Gia Enriquez MODERATOR: Ms. Schwartz INSIDE SI Jonathan Aminoff, Addic Spence, Diana Wang, Dennis Mak, Sam Stafford, Dan Daviti, Joe Pcllcriti, Pam Chan, Megan Wong, Tim Keane, Eric Vcnncmcyer, Chrystal Wa, Deanna Yick, Caroline Anderson, Yukhong Lum, Karen Tso, Tiffany Cobl , Melanie Colburn, Sara Suman, Agnes Dziadur, Marisa McCarthy, Mike Mahoney, Brendan Raven, Kevin Aparicio, Mario Tomasich, Moderator: Mr.Totah Inside S.l. lgnatian 47 Cat’s Eye ASHI.UY, BOWLER. BRAD ELY, CARR, CASELLI, CURIALE, GILMORE, MENKEN, HERRERA, JEAN, LARKOWICH, LI ETON, MALONE, MANASIEVICI, MATTSON, MCCLUNG, MILLER, MIN I: II AN, MOY, N ANN INI, NULPH, PATRITO, PENDERAST, RAMALYA, SAW, VAN SCIVER. VENNEMEYER. MODERATOR: Br. Roller Protosite No roster available Bowling Club No Roster Available Moderator: Mr. Bittle 48 Jewish Comm Slavic Students Amnesty International Alpha Mulugcta, Molly McCivem. Gabriclla Giulani, Monica Hannon, Jadvn Santiago, Lorcna Marquez, Jen Broughton. Christina Pavloff, Gina Balibrari. Rebecca Lavelle, Katie Aveson, Jcnn Mattson, Anna Bclonogoff, Sarah Suntan. Vivian, Susanna Farbcr, Anne-Kristina Fox, Jenny Kern, Alton Lee, Brooke Sjtezzano, Brich Bay, Taryn Citing. Catie Campbell, Carolyn Rolling. Heidi Lauelle, Aoifc Keane, Anthony M'Grorey, Brianna Budiselich, Elizabeth Thode, Erica Brown. Ariel Soto, Lisa McNabb, Lisa Duca, Fiona Dunbar, Chrystine Lawson, Tcrika Tischer Moderator: Ms. Bricker Bread Connection Coordinators Moderator: Mrs. DcBenedetti Coordinators: Jen Ching, Eva Kvvan, Cheryl Miculob Vicki Ng, Marie Pantangco Christina Pavloff, Ali Schlagcter, Sara Suman, Terika Tischer, Chrystal VVa Bread Connection C AbftkK, M AguiliU. K Allien, C. Awndano. A Bivmua J. Bora C Kta nrx K Bnunun.S. Bunk. C. B)rd. I) CJixtv. K Oitxi� . P Clun N Chin. J Cliinf. S Cblhxtl. T. Cobb. M. Colburn. J CoMcllu. J, CllMti. J. Curuuan. T. Cunning. N IXt-Mdo.� ! M Dufivrv F Duiib-ir. V Endgn. C lonuiiillj. L IWcM. A GurbiiJ. l . Hjw. H I la J Hated. S Hu. JJeMiptene. E. Kwuix 1) Lamm. K. Jju. C. lawwa A I«■. A lev, J. 1«. MUt.C LuulalU.C. Uni.M J Mai. C Mk«llot . K Nf|j� muih. K NcMn. V. Ng. A Nulpli. K O' Ka-rc. J Oh.M PunungaC PavaUill, M IVitcixu. R IVuur . I print V Omni. I) Rod, I RcflMIlV C. Ki tlx E. Kuftu. SSanifV'J. I SjixIvc . M. StJiuKi M Sdurctg. A. Sthligctet. P SchofcnccL. T Sklctu. C Sigillo. K Suno. L. Stiver. S Sochoo. tt Suinan. S. Sunvin. K r.xi«da. I Tan. J Tjiv J Tierney. T. THdtcr. K w.C. W . M Wong. A Wright. J Y«v amnesty bread connection 49 French Club Marisa McCarthy, Elizabeth Toomcr. Corey Pallatto, Nicole Freitas, Elizabeth Dimalanta, Hansen 11«� , Dmonique Kovel Brendan Raven, Vicki Ng. Patrick Hogan, Jonathan Yu, David Bendicner, Mary Brinck, Lena Martin, Dennis Carter, Danica Skibola, Julia Carter, Kristen Fong, Ashley Angart, Kirk Symc, Maria Garcia, Emily Ng, Tyeho Sufcr, Alexandra Tredinick, Katie Dillon, Deanna Yick, Jeannine Marques, Robert Poquez, Can McKcon, Marisa Annanino, Christy Sander, Corey Pallatto, Eddie Wolf. President: Vicky Hartanto Moderator: Mine. Friedman French Honor Society Presidents: Kirk Symc and Elizabeth Dimalanta Moderator: Mine. Friedman French Christmas Choir Vicky H., Vicki N., Jeannine MarqucsXaroline Bcrtquctti, Delifin Lazaro, Marisa Armanino Christina Lalannc, Charles Sbragia-Zoricic,Gabriel Wu, Morgan Gwin, Zhanna Kicstoff Daniel Poon, Scott Karpowicz, ElizabethToomer, Jessica Brown, Angela Gilmore, Erich Berg, Charles Bradley, Joe Sciarillo Moderator: Ms. Friedman 50 French Club French Honors ■ Japanese Honors Society Acap, Bcncdictv, Camus, Chen, Duca, Ho, Ip, Kolsanoff, KOng, Rung. Leach, Lee, McQuaid, Nanacc, Phu, Santana, Saw, So, Tang. Thekkek, Visconti, Wang, Alexia, Chen, Darden. Diaz, Gonzales, Kobuchi, Kolbe. Lautan, Manalo, Martinez, McLeod, McQuaid, RemuUa, Reyna, Shahamiri Simon, Soriano.Tam, Wong. Vap, Zambales, Appah, Abordo, Balen uela, Ballelos, Boadita. Butko, Cuaton, Healey, Ho, Klinhomihual, Rung, Lucas, Michds,Shimomura, Siu, Szeto, Tierney. Yambing Moderator: Ms. Takamatsu Spanish Honors Society Achacoso, Agloro. Anton, Aveson, Bazon, Beyer. Bisordi, Braganza, Cachola. Cadei, Cauffield, Chang. Ching, Clarke. Cunnigham, Damon, ile Dios, de la Merced. Dela Rosa, Dizon, Dulatre, Escobar. Finigan. Hanowsky, Hawkins. Joseph, Katz, Kern, Khoury. Lam, Lee. Lo, Lum, Macario. Ma«iuinana, McKinney, Mission. Nulph. O'Neill. Orphanopolus, Orque. Palcncia. Pate, Pellcritl Pcndergast, Perez. Persoutka, Praxcdcs, Protasio, Quindor, Quintana, Ramalya, Samj ang, Schulz. See, Siino. Steinbock, Suarez, Tam, Wong, Wong, Wong, Wong, Yee, Yip, York. Zapanta Moderator: Ms. McNeir Japanese Spanish Honors 51 CSF Executive Board Presidents: Stuart Lee and Valerie Quock Moderator: Mr. Arriaga CSF Lower Division AMO HAVIM W V MO (HATV U V UUWUI IIAXUIIV l lltl. I1WXO • XV V� WAWX� 1UIAMUMH Ji� U AilUOlVU Viuni iJ UA ANCCAV. AXTOK own AMiVtMlX � 1KL MUI' M1U WliUAlL N at ► •! I iA MAM ■;� M I U VM n I � � . '«'X HBMUM. CAOK4A CAllACMAt CAM Mli. CAmiliOlCAWlllOL CAVCJI ► oum.c(iimr uk oa � ; haul ajifota cotxwn coacnwttK owl u mcjcah vm UO .« MU U lAVA WIMW1V : AUCli� f.1� A ODLUAtt KJl « IVMAI lUVUmtA � l� l � IK A llUiM IKONL Il. «y v IVV-. CJI.H OV(tAilVHAMi|T� X MXMX HAHTAVIII IIUIYIV MMCI X IK IImVTiIAV ll« If. .04111. «AM V II HMXCV J� W IA� � VWU IMIIV.UUI K� XVr W'lUU liWmtWU Kl U «? KC«X I AH I AH lAU MUV lATAWi lit IU« Vtl. ia luiiiu lutui utuvitoni iw. iuh. h iia� i MiXUU HOOA MMAtKVU MCtKNu MOIMIIMTIKO MCCftMJO Miumi. w xt� i Mn wivx a w x; a H;«i:nwtv : Miwnn SAVA Nv XKAUXO V UK tAWSMM FATI nmiii n hh'iu � 0� v i� x� s rc«n a k i«j ovamak m huh a MIA A BHUUrAUIL VXVTV XAM Afll. KMUILKMUaiU MUUUHiai KIKU Ml. HFTIA VWUVX WAIU vuinw WA� U IVULA IMlVAmXil IIMT. JiiMIV MKII, WU, VWO WrtL HWt. IMXVU HOI V� VIV HI. nUV. HAS. IFAUVAIM A� W . ATAXIA Moderator: Mr. Arriaga CSF Upper Division A BOR DO. AGUILAR. ALLEN. APPAII. AVESON. BAIEN t HA BALI.ELOS. HANGAKT. BANZONI. BURGE . HI RTINETII. Ill IKI . BOWI.I K. BRAGANZA. URINI K. UR ION. BROWN. BRUCI: 1 1 UK BURBANK. BUTKO. CADAEI. t'AMPBEt I.. CANOUON.CANEBV. KANNING.CARK. CAT I R. CARI I R. CARTER. CASI I 1.1. CIIATIKUL. CHINO. CIIIOLO. COSTEI I.O. C EATON. OUT. (TEHRAN ISC. DEI AMERCED. ITIMTAY. OKAXI. DR IS '01.1 EVNGELISTA. II OKI'S. FONG. GAENGER. GAR IA. CEASE. GIFSI. GINOTTI. (All l)UN. GOOITRK II VISCONTI.GOP1 IIAOBOM, IIAI.I .HARRINWAIKI R. HAWKINS. III AU:V.III KIMKI.IIIIONA. HO.IIOGAN.IBM GIIIO.HUBNt R. Ill I. ISKIKIAN. JANG.K)SEPII.KATHREIN. KEANE, KENNEDY, KERN. KIM. KOI IINO KRAUSE. LANI. I AKKOWTCH. I.A . I A ARO. Ill.lll.il Mill. 1.1 W 11. IIM. LOTI QU INTAN A. I ORI NT . I I . LUCAS, I I Cl I SI. MALDONADO. MAROIVKH. Ml DONNII I MCINI RM Y. Ml DINA. Mil III I S. MKHAE1.SON. Ml IN IITVA- HERNANDEZ. MORGAN. MORI ARTY. MIA'. NEIASMICH. NGAI. NOTARIO. 010141111 IN. ONEII I . OSIIITA. OSIIIIA. PAI.ENCI.V PAN. PI LOST PKiNATI. PONS. POlSI H Ell. PR AXE IH s. PRING. PRoTASIO. RAMAIYA. RAMSEY. RATNIKAS. REITISTEINER. REICH. RIMil RS. SALMA. SAMPANG, SANGIACOMO. SCARPULLA. SCIIOKNICHT. SHANNON. Sllll I S. SHIM. SIIIMOMt R A. SHIN SII SKIBOI A. SO, SPAI DING. Sill NBEl K. STEVENS STRK KEAIH N.SITI R.SA Ml .S AIIO. TAl AVI R A. I AN TAN.IHARAYIL.TIRI T. TORIO. n MANI NO I BAI DO. UY. VALENZUELA AI I R A. VII ASCO. VENNI MEYER VURDUCCI. Mil A POPES I'. WAITERS. Will I I I R. WONG. WONG WRIGHT. Yl AMBLING. YEI. YOON. YORK. YU. YOU Ahak� . Ac loro. Amimiff. Anderwet. Andorum. AitftlMw. Hailey. Baugh BdorKgoff. Bcmhener. Hcirv. Ikrlolami. Beyer. Ilworda. Blake. Bonner. Iknlla. Boyve-Smnh. Ilrady. Brady. Bust. Ili.Hjp .Hi, fathola. I allaghan l alter. «Tun. Chang, Charlton. Cheng. Clun. Ooeto, Chtulopher. CVa. «larkc. Cody. Colburn. Concepcion. orndan C«a.«'ouan. CntMra. Ciw. Curtin. I uiaek. Dayao, dcDnah IXGurnun. IX la Rou, Del Rniarao. IVrAIilnd I bar Ihgrno. Diltca. Dima'uMi. Duo. Iknnt. I hair ns. IhgVW. Du litre. Ilulay. Dunbar. Ibattrlf. Doerak. D vadut. Icoxy. I rcisn. I leMomanilli. lulsi� .Gareu. Isrdt.Ghiclvti. Gdlm.se. Gurnun. Hale, Hamm k). Harm. llatlaMo. Ilan ILrakim llo. Hogan. I long. Iluddlcwox. Hum. Hurley. Ibarra. Ignacio. laodltco. Johmlon. Jones K avanagh. Ka anao. Khoury. KleiWov. Knipp. Kolbr. Kong. Kvran. lappag. lam-ton. lee. I.re, Lev. lee. Lee. Leonardo. Lum. Luardi. Macario. MR. MaUegnt. Margwi. Mwjwr. Marine. MartmelE Ale atthy. SleGnern. Mel aughhn. McNaMv Millet, mown. Meyanrum. Alrwre Muhl. Murrain Nanai. Ng. Nolde. Oh, On IMfac. Palana, Pxuangco. Paoli. Pai loll. Pellegrini. Pellenti. IVndcrgait. IVrer. lAsjucr. I'wtrrun. Prmenee. Puey. Quito . Rajhakrnhnan. Ramee . Raien, Rod. Reyn. Roald Konum. Roybal Rubio Rullo, Sandier. Sander. Sartuco. Santore. Sayle. Seanncll. Sehlageter. Senmm. Sums Silier. SmiaWmK . Smith. Socnoo. Seudah. Spenee. Stafford Suiter. Tam. Tam. Tan. Tap.- .-. Trileen. Tctbcydcn. Teen Tomaudi. Trcdifianck. Tui. CncgoiiVy. Lrautlla. L v. Wa. Wang. W ard Wilk-nSxii. Wolf. We«g. Wong. Wong. Wcng. Yap. Vee. Ykk. Yip. aimra Moderator: Mr. Arriaga 52 CSF CSF Executive Academic Decathalon Victor Santoro, Gina Pcllcriti, Joe McCormac, Sara Scnno, Jessica Perez, Vicki Ng, Vanessa Hawkins, Alfrado Dela Rosa, Alton Lee, Patrick Hogan, Sabrina Santilli. Moderator: Mrs. Quattrin JCL Stephen Blake, Jennifer Broughton, Evan Burns, Catherine Carr. Kevin Chan, Natalie Charlton, Diane Chiolo, Vince Chiolo, Julian Chung, Paul Dana, Lindsey Hcnkcn, Kevin Hcnwood. Patrick Kelly, Vicki Larkowich, Janine Leigh, Carmen Martin, Katie Meinhardl, Emily Muhl, Katherine Murphy, Gina Napoliello, John Pelligrini, Kira Smith, Marshika Szabo, Mario Tomasich, Karen Tso, Stephen Ward, Angela Yu Moderator: Ms. McCarty JCL Academic Decathlon 53 Speech and Debate President: Mail Brady. VPof Lincoln Douglas:Nick Butko. Vice Pres of LE: Karen Tso. VP of Conress John Herrera, Secretary: Ed Lau. Coach: Mr. Chiu. Assistant coaches: Mr. Castro. Ms. Oleyer, Members: Caroline Wong. Beverly See. Juan McKinney. John Mission, Lcsilann Cachola, Patrick Kelly, Matt Squieri, CJ Zorici, Cam McKeon, Stephanie Tilden, Ben Lcong, Marisa Armanino, Kristina Tom. Emmaneul Maneccvic, Kevin Hemvood, Eric Vcnncmcyer. Mollie Van Houten, Mimi, Rachel Rcbong, Jon Magsaysay. Moderator: Mr. Chiu JSA John Cranston, Caiting Callaghan, Katie Ilubncr, Natasha Stoddard, Steve Scarpulla, Denis Mak, Carolyn Matranga, Sabrina Santilli, Julia Katz, Laura Forrest, Dan Portman, Sabrina Santilli, Andrew Pelosi. Rlicy Newman, Noclle Der-McLcod, Julian Chung, Alaina McGowan-Casserlv, Val Ibarra, Chris Martinez, Regina Unegovsky MODERATOR: Mr. Raiter 54 speech debate JSA Boy's State Pat Hogan, John Garcia, Steve Lee, Dan Portman, James Huddleston, Joe Sheehy, Dan Mallegni. MODERATOR: Fr. Cappy Girls' State Delegate: Elizabeth Dimalanta Alternates: Gina Christopher, Kristina Tom Moderator: Mr. Arriaga Girls' state Boys state 55 Biology Club No roster available Moderator: Ms. Carmack Ecology Club Sam Stafford, Karen Tso, Carolyn Link, Laura Forrest 56 biology science ecology clubs Guitar Ensemble Co-Founders: Caleb Clarke, Kevin Aparicio, Evan Cowan Members: John Cranston, Jon Roybal, Corey Eiland,Sam Stafford, Stephanie Allan, Robert Barbi, Jeff Lewis, Michael Abend rot h Paul Lorcntz, Bryan Lorentz, Moral Support: Chris Lusardi, Alex Sundby, Moderator: Mr. Lorentz Hiking Club Sam Stafford, Keven Aparicio, Dan Davitt, Cristina Kruz, Tim Keane, Jonathon Roybal, Ryan Juan, Mike Goodrich- Visconti, Carleton Cheng Moderator: Ms. Friedman Mr. McGarry Cycling Club Moderator: Bro. Koller Alan Bank, Robert Barbi, David Broadita, John Brooks, Nicholas Butko, Oliver Chan, Patrick Cooney, Rowland Dias, Vincent Dito, Clark Eising, Jose Fernandez, Andrew Figoni, Keith Harvey, Ryan Joseph, Jason Kong, Robert Lazzaretto, Alvin Or, Patrick Schmidt, James Shahamiri bowling hiking cycling clubs 57 CLC Council As Ignatians we have been taught to be “people for others.” This year, Chris- tian Life Community has become dedicated to this motto. We have stressed service to others and built community among ourselves. During this past year, the Christian Life Community has participated in many events that have helped others: the Food and Toy Drive, Central American Hurricane Relief, Caroling at St. Anne s Retirement Home, making birthday cards for the school commu- nity, and many other activities. CLC meetings consist of discussion, sharing, and prayer each week. With each of these activities, each CLC has worked together to serve others and deepen their own relationship with Jesus Christ. Jane Acap, Danielle Angeles, Catherine Avendano, Gina Balibera, Whitney Baugh, Lcslicann Cachola, Patrick Callaghan, Jcnn Cunanan, Janet DelaMcrccd, Maria Garcia, Maya Jcanpierrc, Vivian Khoury, Kim Kolbc, Danielle Lanam, Vicki Larkowich, Angela Lee, Stuart Lee, Liza Luna, Allison Mistica, Vicki Ng, Alena Reyes, Liz Scharetg, Ali Schlageter, Sophia Soo Hoo, Sara Suman, Jenille Tan, Joanne Tan, Kevin Wong, Michael Yip, Aubrey Zapanta 58 CLC Council 1-4-3 CLC Anna Maria Trujillo, Jcanninc Englert, Danielle Banks, Noren Lope , Jane Acap, Cherrymae Jumoc, Kristal Ip, Ryan Maquinana. Moderators: Vivian Khoury. Colleen Cusack A1 Allstars CLC Chiara Angelico, Parker Berling, Natalie Dana, Lisa Duca, Gia Enriquez, Katie Faulkner, Noelle Formosa, Ryan Gee, Nick Giurlani, Thomas Hong, Andrew Klcinhenz, Kathleen Kolling, Michael Lau, Bryan Lorentz, Kyra Lucchesi, Kevin Lynch, Dan Mason, Antonia Mclnerney, Stephanie Mirabito, Annie Morring, Hugh Nguyen, Gina Nopoliello, Lisette Poole, Michelle PotthotT, Alonso Rabang, Rochelle Rebong, Jamie Sammat, Nadhi Thekkek, Nathan Tang, Douglas Uyeda, Melanie Wu, Aron Choi, Christine Leach, Ben Leong, Chris- tina Wong. Moderators: Mr. Lorentz, Ms. Albach CLC’s 59 Brotherly CLC Lindsey Oshila, Emilie Szeto, Stuart Lee, Jessifcr Lu. Janellc Hui, Stephanie Sampang, Kathryn Gopcz. Joanne Tan, Alexandra Tan, Trisha Lamug, Sorida Klinhormhual, Marisa Bruce, Eugene Tom, Kris Shinbori, Cory Shim, Scott Li, Scott Jang. Peter Chu, Eric Pan. Jason Notario, Kim Lucas, Melodic Shimomura. Catherine Carr. Ryan Joseph, Virada Chatikul, Delfin Lazaro, Valeric Quock, Megan Wong, Stephanie Wong, Brian Lim, Kelvin Yung. Moderator: Brother Lee : Chiquitas CLC Katie Ncjasmich, Tracey McDonnell. Michelle Lee. Kelli Nevin, Annie Wright. Morgan Magilligan. Leigh Silver, Erin Driscoll, Mara Tocchini, Jessica Hosea, Bridget Mulhern, Veronica Ensign, Cristin Sullivan. Moderator: Mrs. Reid 60 CLC’s Fastrack CLC Ahcma Adarkua, Kaire Body, Chris Byrd. Claire Beyer. Kate Cody. Charlotte Cunningham, Karen Dazols. Ncnita DeGuzman. Erin Driscoll, Kristine Fercc. Cory Fitzgibbon. Anne Ginotti, Aiofe Keene. Kim Kolbe. Kcidi Lavcllc, Lara Lazaro. Steve Lee, Erica Lipton. Marie Mahoney. Alicia Meeks, Beth O'Laughlin, Natasha Pendergast, Stephanie Sampera, Jade Scgurman. Gina Sigillo, Elizabeth Toomer, Amanda Tucker, Michael Tursi. Misha Villa- Popescu, Jasmine Washington. Moderator: Coach Taylor Fendyo CLC Scott Karpowicz, Jaime Korkos. Anne Gaus. Alexandra Russell, Gina Balibrcra. Lauren Christo- pher. Nick Figonc, Mark Swartz, Liz Thodc. Erika Brown. Moderator: Tom Fendyan G.O.D. CLC Shiela Averill, Patrick Callaghan. Josh Chang. An- drew Figoni, Jarrod Flores. Ken Ho. Katie Jennings. Chis Lezama. Chris Lollini, Jen Low. Rod McLeod. Molly Melcher. Annette Sarlattc, Liz Thodc, Vanessa York. Sylvia Moclli.Tim Keane. Brett Simon. Eliza- beth Ferdon. Katie Yrazabal. Ashley Nulph. Jenni- fer Rosales. Claire Tarlson. Mark Perlite CLC s 61 MoodDude CLC Kate Bowler. Erin Brosnan, Ashly Bangart, Marie Shin. Beth Suman. Paige Schoknccht. Julia Carter, Stephanie Burbank, Christine Sangiacomo, Vicki Larkowich. Moderator: Fr. Moodie 62 CLC s Grace CLC Christina Biodini, Joseph Sciarrillo, Christina Stevens. Michelle San Pedro. Allison Mistica. Mod- erator: Mr. Nam Guatemala CLC Students in Solidarity with Guatemala (SISG): Alena Reyes. Caitlin Callaghan. Sean Cleary. Chrystine l.awson, Luke Stanton. Sara Suman. Karen Tso. Pat N Zatkin CLC Adam Vogel, Andrew Yeung, Sergio Santilli, Alex Brasfield, Lizi Scharetg, Steven Blake, Brian Allen, Erin O'Brien, Annie Yalono, Katie Devitt, Kate IXmaldson, Kelley Murphey, Lisa Hicks. Modera- tor: Mrs. Zatkin CLC s 63 Jonova’s Witnesses Jessie Cannata, Tiffany Evangelista. Martha Flores. Maria Garcia. Sean Healey. Katrina Herman, Chris- tine Kung. Maritza Lopcz-Quintana, Alexis McCum, Patrick Michels, Kristine Praxedes, Angelica Quinonez. Elise Stevens. Jim Tassonc. Veronica York. Moderators: Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Reid Chrystine Lawson. Ali Schlageter. Danielle Lanam, Kathleen Allen. Erin Lapping, Courtney Anderson, ✓ Gina Christopher, Tara Rodgers, Mcagan Scharetg, Cheryl Miculob, Marie Pantangco, Angela Bauman, Moderators: J. DeBcnedetti, D. DeBenedetti, N. Antaramian MR CLC R.O.D. CLC Dominic Abordo. Anna BelonogolT, Catherine Carr, Lewis DeDios, Daniel Ho, Ryan Joseph. Nikky Morgan, Kirk Syme, Karen Tso. Moderator: Rod Arriaga RUN CLC Maria Aguilar. Danielle Angeles, Courtney Braganza. Janet DclaMcrced, Aleza Guiriba, Michelle Lee, Monelle Palencia. Catherine Ubaldo, Giselle Uy. Moderator: Mrs. Nickolai Sarajevo CLC Angelique Agloro. Catherine Carr. Nichole Chin. Jen Ching, Jill Concepcion, Kristina Cruz, Rinna DelRosario, Noellc Der-McCleod, Kady Dworak, Vicky Hartanto, Vanessa Hawkins, Vivian Khoury, Kimberly Lau, Lisa McNabb, Kristine Quiroz, Shccla Radhadrishan. Alena Reyes. Rochelle Rubio, Jaclyn Santiago. Kimberly Smith. KarvaTam. Crys- tal Wa, Deanna Yick. Aubrey Zapanta. Moderator: Mr. Jim McGarry 64 CLCs Recio CLC Marissa Alexia, Leslieann Cachola, Jennifer Darden. Brianne Dela rema, Ray Dclara, Joycclyn Diaz. Demarie Dizon. Madana Harvey. Maikiko James. Jeremy Lautan. Mo Lopez, Jessica Manalo, Kim Martinez. Mary Jane Mendoza. Marcella Molina. Erelyn Quiban. Rhea Quindor. Pebbles Remulla. Jessame Soriano, Nikki Suarez. Vanessa Valera. Geralyne Yparraguirre. Moderator: Mr. Recio Up ‘Til Three CLC (Salinas) Carolyn Link, Kristel Nazzel, Angela Pucy, Victor Santorc. Roselyn Siino, Megan Wong, Michael Yip Jiff Us, We Be Me CLC Catherine Avcndano. Pamela Chan. Nicole Chin. Jennifer Ching, Chris Chu, Rhoneil Galicia. Hansen Ho, Shirwin Hu, Paul Jean, Eva Kwan, Angela Lee. Jachee.rec, Vicki Ng, Gloria On, Jenille Tan. Jonathon Ycc, Ariel Guiriba, Charlene Abalos, Jer- emy Brady, Miko Suarez. Kristine Cachola. Mod- erators: Ms. Purcell and Mr. Gilson. S.J. CLC’s 65 66 Organizations Organizations 67 68 Organizations � Organizations 69 In Saint Ignatius we are Students, actors, musicians, stage hands, artists, and Athletes. The athletes of Saint Ignatius have a choice of twenty-six different sports. Through our wins and losses, we better our sportsmanship, and our skills on the courts, fields, and in the pool. We, the athletes, have been fortu- nate enough to be a part of these sports. SI has given us many opportunities to better our futures. The athletics are part of our culture and often help us manage our time better. Many students agree that their grades are better when they're involved in athletics. The sports help a young mind open to many possibilities. Whether we carry it on throughout college and or as a professional ca- reer. SI has given us the opportunity to participate in many varying activities and test out what sports we may thrive in. SI thrives on the sports and we owe much gratitude to the many talented athletes that share their abilities with our school. We have performed well over the past year. We arc lucky to have such good facilities to play in. We have 2 basketball gyms, an Olympic size swimming pool. 2 fields, one with a track, tennis courts and many other great facilities. SI is mainly made up of their sports program. Sports play a major part in an athlcte studcnt s life. Thanks to all the athletes who partici- pate. One athlete says, “It’s very competitive and we work really hard, this is proven by our great sports records.” Most of the teams are in the top divisions. This shows the hard work and dedication that all members put into the sports pro- gram. Being an athlete, takes much determination and strength. The coaches push us the maximum and it makes us better people. With pushing ourselves we must work to the extremes in practice and during competitions. SI athletics makes participate better people mentally and physically, through the hard work one must achieve. Candice and Aimec pose for the photographer. 70 Sports Opening Sports Opening 71 Varsity Football The 1998 Varsity Football season was indeed unforget- table. Led by captains An- thony Devora, Corey Fitzgibbons, and Tripp Jones, the '98 Football Cats gave their all. This leader- ship. along with a combina- tion of strength, talent, and that wildcat spirit led to an incredible season for the cats. Towards the beginning of the season, they thrilled the student body with a 14- 0 win over SI 1C to secure the first leg of the Bruce Mahoney Trophy. The WCAL title came down to a final, intense game between S.I. and St. Francis at St. Francis. The Cats played tough, but the Lancers pre- vailed. The prestige of being 2 in the difficult WCAL still belonged to the Cats, though, and they went on to represent S.I. in the CCs. Overall, it was a wonderful season for the 1998 S.I. Var- sity Football team, a season to be proud of. Anthony DcVora Tripp Jones Corey Fitzgibbon J.B. MURPHY FIELD Front row: Anthony DcVora. Jon Talavcra. John Wair. Ryan San Juan. Dante Wiley. Jeremiah Valera. Alex Alearaz. Second row: Joel Veach. Sean Cleary. Paul (ihiglieri, Harold Chan, Micliael Johnson. Pat Slattery. Phil Downs. Chris Monroe. Third row: Ryan McNulty. Michael Yonguc. David Button. Alex Gorman. Ivan Jakic. Milan Williams. Jake Hale. Fourth row: Micliael Corleto(Filincr). Michelle Volpc (Manager), Joel Bittle (Assistant Coach). Paul Tonelli (Assistant Coach). Marla Bonner (Head Trainer). Rich Strasser (Assis- tant Coach). Joe Vollert (Head Coach). Regina Uncgovsky (Manager). Alan Jaochico (Filmer). Fifth row: Michael Pallari. John W illenborg. Peter Scliga. Josh Harris. Gavin Shields. Drew Viri. Brent Sullivan. Sixth row: Tripp Jones. Chris Uskcrt. Peter Romanovsky. Kelly Turbin, l-ddic Comerford Greg Wood Brian Bianchi. Elliot Gcidt. Seventh row: Igor Olshansky. Michael Hall. Dcrik Dulin. Corey Filzgibbon. Nick Serrano. David Bcnchcner. Ryan Guhccn. 72 Varsity Football “Gavin Shicls, the stud (oops, I mean “star ') kicker Varsity Football 73 JV Football The 1998 Junior Varsity Wildcats was a team whose talent did not represent its record. We went 4-6 this year, but we were better than our record indicated. There was a time this year where we lost two games by a com- bined total of three points, against Mitty and Riordan. Our team flourished with talented players ranging from great linemen to great backs. The team chemistry. however, was what separated this team from others. Our team was close. This year came with a lot of memories, going all the way back to last Spring. Of the ways that we have matured throughout this year, we thank all of it to our coaches. Without our coaches, we were nothing. Our coaches taught us to play football, but more im- portantly, they taught us dis- cipline and good manners. They are more than coaches, they are people whom ev- eryone on the team re- spected greatly. With wins over Marin Catholic, San Lorenzo Valley. Sacred Heart, and Junipero Serra, we proved that we could play. With hard work and de- termination, the ’99 Varsity Cats will pick up where this years Varsity Cats left olT. Brooke Hansen '01 Brooks Hansen Kim Torres (from row): Tim Faye. Brendan Kenny. F.lijah Nicholas. R an I.ini. Travis Denning. Kim Torres, (second row): Blake Parker. Nick Kopec, liddie Kom. Nick Silva. Pete l.angkammcrcr. Peter Antonini. Pat llolian. (third row): C'olum Cronin. Chris Bauman. Tommy Morales, David Hall. Nick l.conc. Brooks Hansen, (fourth row): Ben Matranga. Darren Ho (manager). Dave (iiarrusso (Assistant Coach). Steve Kluford (Head Coach), Tom l-'cmlyan (Assistant Coach). Michael Totah (Manager). Matt Whittcnmcicr. (fifth row): Aaron Hines. Kevin DonohoC. Uav id Nava. Sergio Santilli. Zaek Makovvsky. Gcno Bcnedctli 74 JV Football (Below): Sophomore Ryan l.im tries to trip up a scared SHC defender. (Above): Eddie Korn gets down and dirty to defend the Cats against Riordan. (Above): Quarterback and team captain Brooks Hansen launches a pass. JV Football 75 Freshman Football If anyone had told us in Sep- tember what our lives would be like now in November. I doubt a single person would have paid any attention. We have made friend- ships that will last far beyond our four years here. We were also pio- neers of the class of'02. meaning we were one of the first groups in our class to play a sport at SI. Football has brought us to- gether like nothing else could. A feeling of comradeship is shared by all of us who wore the red and blue this fall. This is not to say that we are the first to ever bond through a sport, or gain a sense of equality w ith and respect for one another. This is just to say that we were lucky enough to take our place in the long line of teams that went before us. Just like those previous groups of athletes, we have our story. Here is some of it. We began tryouts on August 29. As soon as we got our hands on our equipment we knew we were in for something great. When else do you get the legal opportunity to knock the pants off somebody? Hut as we all know now, football goes beyond hitting. It is a game of quickness and strength, knowl- edge and will. It is a game that should become a way of life. Of course on August 29. we weren't thinking about all that. The final team list was posted on the fourth of September. Now that the team was set. we could begin our season. Our first pre- season game was against San Lorenzo Valley. Although we lost, we could see that things were coming together, that we were be- coming a team. The rest of our games went along as scheduled. The home games united much of the freshmen class and our faith- ful fans cheered us on with the same enthusiasm with which we played. As with any first year team there were quirks to be worked out. but we worked hard and ev- ery week progressed a little bit more. We learned from our mis- takes and matured as a team. As our season comes to a close this November, we can look for- ward to the rest of our school days with a feeling of accomplishment and pride in what we have done, and confidence in what is to come. Thank you to SI for this oppor- tunity. and thank you to the stu- dent body for supporting us through our first season of Saint Ignatius football. by Sal Rizzo and Kcrgcr Trucsdell Kerger Trucsdell 76 Freshman Football $ - 6V 70 55 4 =? -p V3 j? 13 4 33 7 S Philip Korn. Justin Boland Gooff F.stillow. Joseph Boswell. Kerger Trucsdell. Casey Bollier. Billy Carlile. Peter Osbourne. Robert Young, John McNulty, John Avikian. l ime Coyne, Nicholas (ion alcz. C 'hris Servat, Matthew Murphy. Gregory Siggins. Kevin Hanncgan, Christopher Balestrieri. Niel Hunt, Kevin Shannon. Gavin Jensen, Salvatore Rizzo. Anthony Gugliclmi. Scan Dunlcavy, Michael Abou Jaoude, Stephen McDonald Michael Kathrein, Chase l.andtrip. Hakeem Mashal. Alexander Romanovsky. Arthur Price, Michael O'Reilly. Patrick Matza. Adam Handles. Brad Whitehead Mario Azzolino. Martin DiGrande, Anthony Cuadro. James Vcrducci. Gregory Ohanession.Thomas Espinoza. Paul Wildcrmuth. Martin Yongue, Eric Strain. Gregory Williams. Tim Caulfield John Wright. Kieran C'ulligan. Timothy I laas, Sean Walsh. Michael Nash. Kevin Quattrin (Head Coach), John Regalia (Assistant Coach). Fred Sandlin (Assistant Coach). Bill Storti (Assistant Coach) Freshman Football 77 Varsity Field Hockey The 1998 field hockey cats had an incredible season, going farther than ever be- fore. We competed in a new and challenging league due to our amazing accomplish- ments the previous year. And we proved that we were up to the challenge, charging through our victorious 1998 season nearly undefeated with a record of 9-1 to be- come co-champions of our league. We spent about half of our time in the luxurious S.l. bus, as the majority of the games were played in San Jose. However, this pro- vided us with an opportunity to bond in the hours on the bus, which was one of the factors in our highly unified and successful team. Cap- tains Katie Dillon and Laura Remain also worked hard at unifying the team, as well as leading the team into suc- cess, as the Cats made it all the way to the second round of CCS playoffs. Coach Tucker kept the intensity level high throughout the season, and her devotion led us into victory. Great season, Field Hockey Cats! (front row): Michelle Cristofani. Eleonor Ignacio, Angela Pucy. Astrca Mission. Ella Rolandi. Deanna Yick. (second row): Isabel Mize. Molly Meleher. Jackie Diaz. Shelly Tucker (Head Coach). Karva Tam Stephanie Lane. Kate Dillon, (back row): Becky O'Neil. Laura Komain, Alexandra Tredinnick. Sheridan Gacngcr. Alexa Smialowicz, Lauren Dito 78 Varsity Field Hockey (Above): Junior Sheridan Gaengar and sophomore Molly Mclchcr concentrate on Wildcat victory. (Left): Captain Laura Romain swings her stick with blinding speed. (Lower right): Goalie Ella Rollandi psyches herself up fora big game. Varsity Field Hockey 79 J.V. Field Hockey Whose pu-umped? The JV field hockey cats sure arc, and have been throughout the 1998 season. We had many new additions to the team, including an awesome new coach, Suzanne Abell. We really worked hard this season, which shows in our 10-2-2 record. We only had 3 goals scored on us all year because we all worked hand in hand with each other. We have had an awesome season filled with many lasting memories and friendships. -Misha Villa Popescu Jenny Rivicccio V Misha Villa Popescu (front row): Jennifer Low. Meghan O’Shea, Jenny Kivieccio, Julene Vcach. Christine Sangiacomo. Jessie Cannata (second row): Misha Villa-Popescu, Franceses Mallcgni. Suzanne Abell (JV coach), Annie Breen. Megan Cavalier (top row): Kathryn Dahm. Jenny Norman, I-Isa Beyer, Marie Shin. Katie Duff. Kelli Ncvin 80 JV Field Hockey nfei 1 (left): Juniors Jenny Norman and Annie Breen once again make Coach Abell yell: Girls, run a lap!” JV Field Hockey 81 Varsity Boys' Cross Country This year’s Varsity Boy’s Cross-Country team had a great season. We laughed and we ran. Sometimes it got hard but we stuck with it. With the great coaches. Coach Grady, and the new member of our team. Coach Glosser, this years was a suc- cess. The top runners made it to Fresno, which were the finals. We did well with our team captains Dominic Comelli, Mario Tomoschich, and Neil McDonaugh leading us to the finals. A lot of people won medals at one race or another sometimes you were even lucky enough to win a used T-shirt, if you were a dedicated runner. The wonderful morning practices with Coach Glosser were a great way to wake a runner up. The ski jumps were the best part. 1 don’t think a day went by without us having to run around the polo fields. The Polo Fields was our home course. Lands End was also one of my favorites. No one can forget Strawberry Hill, though. It was good if you could drive there and not get caught. These exercises helped us stay strong and growing. The Cow Chip Classic was a great success. The coaches got to throw cow chips and see which one got further. We almost won the furthest throw. I have to say that John McDougal was one of the best runners although he never really showed up for practices. It was to bad that he got kicked him off the team. Thanks to everyone who made this year Varsity Boys Cross-Country team such a great season. “Brian crosses the finish line steps in front of close competition Dominic Comolli Mario Tomasich Neil McDonagh From Row: Alvaro Ramirez. Cory Shin. Roth I:.a, Kelsey Uy, Rob Kennedy. Lim. Frank VcrdiKci. Second Row: Brad (ilosscr(Assis- tant Coach), Ryan Salma. Steve Pons. Jim Bonner, Paul Gonella, Jason Notario. John Garcia. Micharl Tursi. Mike Pogggctti. Kevin Grady (Head Coach). Third Row: Jason Boyce. Neil McDonagh. Ryan Joseph. Dominic Comolli. Marc Borclla. Pat Schmidt. Chris- topher Flynn. John McDougal (not pictured). 82 Varsity Boys X-Country “Jason pushes himself at Crystal Springs “Ryan pulls into the lead ahead of a Terra Nova runner!” Pete and Roth hangout after hard running Varsity Boys X-Country 83 Varsity Girls Cross The Varsity Girls X- Country Cats built a strong bond with each other this year. We had many suc- cesses and we managed to become close friends. With all that time running to- gether we talked a lot. We became a family and I know I can talk to anyone at any- time, if I needed. Mr. Yap was a great sup- port and he taught us how to run properly. He's a great guy and 1 have much respect for all the time he puts into the Girls Running program. I would like to thank Mr. Gilson for his time and con- sideration he put forth for the team. Courtney Ander- son, Erin Lapping, Domin- ique Revel and Tara Rogers, the team captains, lead us into many victories. This year we won our Eighth consecutive G.P.S.L. Championship. To be added to the victory list is our first place in Monta Vista, Crys- Country tal Springs, and the Cow Chip Invitationals. Running takes a lot of time, hardwork and dedica- tion. The members of this years girls Cross-country team definitely had all of those aspects. There was also a lot of support from each other and from our many fans. That support kept me going and wanting to run. The team’s united force made for a successful season. “Andrea presents a face of deter- mination Dominique Revel ■ Tara Rodgers Courtney Anderson F.rin Lapping Front Row: Caitlin Callaghan. Patsy McGuire. Dominique Revel. Lauren Maroevich. Courtney Anderson. Lrin Lapping. Second Row: Sarah Buick.Taryn Ching. Mollie Casclli. Michelle Mulhair. Kate Nejasmich, Sara Senno. Top Row: Michael Ciilson, S.J. (assistant Coach). Jennifer Strickfadcn. Katie Aveson, Hrin Duterte. Tara Rodgers. Julius Yap (Head Coach). 84 Varsity Girls X-Country Varisty Girls X-Counlry 85 J.V. Boys Cross Country Our J.V. Boy's Cross Country team, coached by Coach Grady and Coach Glosser, was undoubtedly great. Dedicating our time, effort, and talents to creat- ing a worthwhile team proved to be successful and we are proud to have been a part of it. The freshman and sophomore runners proved to be hard workers, practic- ing constantly in order to be one of the top teams in the division. Our successful sea- son was due in part to the friendships and team spirit that developed throughout our meets and practices. We learned to count on one an- other for support, all the while knowing we had a great team behind us. We discovered that not one per- son makes a team; it takes dedication and thorough de- sire from every member of the team to be on top. We would like to thank those who helped us be the best we could be. These people showed their constant faith in us, cheering for us to keep on going. Thank you, SI, for letting us represent you in the J.V. Boys’ Cross Coun- try League. J V Boys Cross Country “Aaron Finishes the race with long Front Row: Owen McDonagh, Ivan Marocvich, George Harrington. Brian Dillon. Second Row: Gabriel strides to the end Wu, Bill Miles. Pat Clifford, James Shahamiri. Jarrod Flores. Dirk Daza, Bobby McCarthy. Charles Brandley Third Row: Brad Glosser (Assistant Coach), Jeremy Lautan. Kevin Kinkadc, Patrick Joseph, Mark Swartz. Peter Byrne. Carter Phelps. Kevin Grady (Head Coach) Back Row: Mattew Conti. Mike Scnno. Emmet McDonagh, Evan Campell. Joe McQuaid. Dan Poon. Steve Blake 86 J.V. Boys X-Country J.V. Boys X-Country 87 J.V. Girls' Cross Country “We will run and not grow weary...” and the J.V. Cross Country Girls has proven again that they can soar high through another successful season. “Pain is temporary. Pride lasts for- ever.” Based on this slogan and with hard work and dedication the J.V. cats clenched their eighth con- secutive G.P.S.L. Champi- onship. We had a very suc- cessful season. To be added to the victory list is our first place in the Monte Vista, Crystal Springs, and Cow Chip Invitational. Not only do they share these victories as teammates but we have come to celebrate lasting friendships. I know I can count on my cross country friends. I want to give a big thanks to Mr. Gilson and Mr. Yap for all their great coach- ing. Our fans, mainly our parents were also a great support. I appreciate all they have done to make a suc- cessful season. It was a great season and we had fun! Go J.V. Cats!!!!!!!!!!! - Jennifer Strickfadcn From Row: Natasha l.aBellc. Katie Crawford Julie Casey. Jennifer Ryken. Rhea Quindor. Marisa Armanino. Michcala McGuire. Kristin London Second Row. Kimberly Strickfadcn. Rachel McQuaid. Erin Escobar. Mariela Lope . Lara Lazaro. Modona Harvey. Jessica Brown. Zoe Markus Third Row Michael Gilson (Assistant Coach). Giovanna Enriquez. Megan Hunt. Natalie Pate. Andrea Newark. Christina Lee. Kim Kolbe. Zhanna Klestoff. Rachel Chen. Julius Yap (head coach). Georgina Anton. Rebecca Arminenta, Srrah Bcrrin. Danielle Bisho. Katie Devin, Christina Dominguez. Anne Marie Hamilton. Katie Jennings, Susannah Kenely. Sunnc Smith. Dominique Suarez. Anne Yalon. Megan Boudewyn, Megan Cotter. Elizabeth Gres . Carmen Marin. Sarah McDonagh. Monica Olsson 88 J.V. Girls X-Country Almost there! Keep running! Beat Notre Dame! The frosh-soph girls anxiously await the start of their three-mile raee. Sophomore Sunne Smith springs to the The SI pack beats St. Francis, finish line beating an opponent at the Crystal Springs Invitational. J.V. Girls X-Country 89 Varsity Boys water polo In its fifth year of exist- ence, the SI Men’s Water Polo Team continues to de- velop a strong tradition of excellence in and out of the pool. Under Coach Gavin Scott, the Wildcats trained as hard as ever including such grueling tasks as swimming with shoes on and eggbeatering while holding one-gallon jugs of water above our heads. Seniors Dan Ashley, Tom Blake, Daniel Figoni, Albert Lee, Mike Mahoney, Brendan Raven, Joe Sheehy, and Karl Tellcen led the team to a strong showing in tourna- ment play and in the W.C.A.L., arguably the toughest water polo league in California. Season high- lights included a second place finish at the Valley Christian tournament after a strong game to defeat the Pirates of Robert Louis Stevenson, Varsity vs. JV combat on our annual paintball trip, the best “candy day” ever, watching movies on the charter bus, and Joe Sheehys passionate performance at the Aragon tournament. Though the “sweep right didn’t work quite as planned, the Water Polo Cats completed the 1998 season with style (nice T-shirts) and strong pros- pects for continued success in the future. Karl Tellcen FRONT ROW: Karl Telccn. Dustan Ray. Brendan Raven. Adam Cadci. Eric Pan, Christopher Lollini SEC- OND ROW: Dave Lohrcy, Paul Reich, Joe Sheehy. Albert Lee, Matt Powers, Gavin Scott (Head Coach) BACK ROW': Andrew Figioni. Mike Mahoney,Tom Blake. Daniel Figioni, Dan Ashley. Andrew Potselueff 90 Varsity Boys water polo Left: The Varsity team gathers together to plan an attack strategy. Below: The guys gather for a quick pic at the banquet. Above: Dan getting mentally prepared to go in. You can do it. Dan! Varsity Boys water polo 91 Varsity Girls water polo This year we had a really good season with lots of improvement both individu- ally and as a team. More importantly, we had a great deal of fun: ripping each others’ suits, dunking each other, impressing other teams with our train cheer, and playing “Five Alive,” in addition to all the fun we had actually playing water polo. The game calls for persis- tence, endurance, skill, and the ability to play as a team member; everyone of our players worked hard at these things to bring the team suc- cess. It was an awesome sea- son and the team is consis- tently improving so that it will be even better next year. SI Polo, you know! FRONT ROW: Karen Dazols, Giselle TalkotT. Candace Macario. Julia Carter, Fiona Dunbar. Beth Suman, F.rin Brosnan BACK ROW: Brendon Reutebuch (Head Coach), Ainicc Corsiglia. Anne Ginotti. Mary DcFrancis. Francesca Drino, Amanda Tucker, Kate Bowler, Trey Wilmcr (Assistant Coach) 92 Varsity Girls’ Water Polo Varsity Girls' Water Polo 93 J.V Boys water polo As Captain of the J V Boys Waterpolo team, I'd like to thank all of our fans, our parents, our coach (Austin Laurence), and especially the guys on the team. Many of us were first-year players, but through hard work and camaraderie, we became the number one team in San Francisco. Our team and the players’ skills really evolved and by the end of the sea- son, we were playing as one body. Most of all, we had a lot of fun and kicked butt in the process. Though before games we'd do fun, imma- ture stuff like locking each other in the restroom with the lights off or throwing each other into the pool. when it came to game time, we pulled together and got tough. I'd also like to make a personal thanks to the team. Being a transfer stu- dent, my transition was re- ally easy because of them and I've made a great bunch of friends. FRONT ROW: Chris Ching, Michael Portman, Jason Wong, Ian Browning. Rod McCIcod. Chris Yee SEC- OND ROW: Pat Callaghan, Chris McLaughlin, Adam Vogel, Viorgio l.ollini, Austin Laurancc (Junior Varsity Coach) BACK ROW: Mark Perlite, Dan McDonnell, Bryan Gilmore. Scan Phair, Eddie Wolf, Eric Murphy 94 Boys water polo J.V. Boys water polo 95 J.V. Girls water polo At the beginning of our season, the majority of the girls had never seen a water polo ball. With only two re- turning players, we managed to form a successful team of twenty. Our first game was a major improvement com- pared to our first practice. Slaving at six o'clock morn- ing practices only made us a stronger team. We man- aged to bond well through these practices. We are an illustration that with hard work, we can achieve any- thing. Our season went well and we were proud of the good times that we shared. We are grateful to all the dedication that our team possessed. Water polo took a lot of work but we had fun. We learned a lot about each other and became great friends. Thanks to all those who supported us through our great season. Kate Wheeler and Danica Skibola. • • Danica Skibola FRONT ROW: Melanie Wu, Grace QuQunelah. Ashley Nulph. Dominique Mo, Maria Ahssi SECOND ROW: Adrienne Tanner, Stephanie Ruane. Lianne Gong, Heidi Lavclle. Megan Graham THIRD ROW: Krissy Mansell. Danica Skibola, Kathleen Rolling. Ashlwy Montross. Nicole Erickson. Jullian I.ai TOP ROW: Brcndon Rouiebuch (I lead Coach), Emily Franks (Assistant Coach) NOT PICTURED: Kate Wheeler 96 J.V. Girls' Water Polo J.V. Girls' Water Polo 97 Varsity Girls Tennis This year’s tennis team was remarkable. With Mr. Cecchin and Brother L.ee as our coaches we had a great season. We'd like to take this opportunity to express our immense gratification to them. Also. SI has a wonder- ful court to play on, and we really appreciated that. They also have nice rackets and good equipment. Although tennis may seem like it doesn’t take much, it really does. Tennis requires a lot of talent, teamwork, and dedi- cation. And this year, the 1998 Tennis Cats had all of this as well as a wonderful sense of that Wildcat spirit. Brother Lee and Mr. Cecchin were great at teach- ing us the skills we needed to become a great team, along with providing us with support and encouragement. We’d like to thank, too, all our fans w ho came to sup- port us. We have built a nice bond between all the play- ers and over the course of the season have developed last- ing friendships. The SI ten- nis team consists of an awe- some group of girls who each contributed to make this an awesome, unforget- table season. Go Cats!!!! Varsity Girls’Tennis: (left to right) Giselle Uy. Catherine I lagbon. Alexis Quinn. Ariel Boyce-Smith. Audrey Harris. Jenillc Tan, Kelsey Wiegmann, Caroline Anderson. Jenny Dc Voto. Agnes D iadur. Beverly See. Stephanie Moriarty. Audrey l-vanoff (not shown) 98 Varsity Girls Tennis Above: I ley Jenny, the camera is over here. Below: The senior gals rush in for a quick cheese. Below: Taking a break from an exhausting day at tennis practice Varsity Girls Tennis 99 JV Girls' Tennis With our improved skill and wonderful coaches, Mr. Cecchin and Brother Lee. this years J.V. tennis team had a fun yet successful time. In each game the teams spirit grew and it still con- tinues to grow. We are all close friends and like to hang out together outside of practices and games. We learned to depend on each other to reach our full poten- tials and play to our maxi- mum capacity. We were up- set that we never got the neat warm up jackets, such as the varsity, but we were able to get over it and play hard. Our practices were filled with laughter and good times while we were preparing for vigorous competitions. Stepping onto the court, we were filled with excitement and strength and we were ready to win. This season was a great experience and we are looking forward to next year as Wildcat tennis players, by Katie Donaldson Sophomores: (left to right� : I.i Scharctg, Alexandra Russell, Hlizabeth Ferdon, Morgan Gwin. Katie Donaldson. Bianca S eto. Stella Abaci Anne Gaus. F.laine Chen. Krystlc Clarke. Carolyn Jew. Jacinta Diaz de Rivera 100 J.V. Girls'Tennis (Below): Juniors Julie Tierney and Janelle I lui show the serious side of the team. Juniors: (left to right): Vicki Larkowich, Julie Tierney. Maggie Volk. Morgan Magilligan. Ashley Bangart, Janelle I lui. Kelly McCorkle J.V. Girls’ Tennis 101 Freshmen Girls' Tennis Our first year as SI tennis players was an experience to remember. We came to- gether. not knowing what to expect but eventually learned how to work as a team- helping each other in every way possible. In this sense, we worked together not only on the court but off the court and around school as well. This experience taught us that not one per- son makes up a team and that it is necessary for coop- eration and dedication from every player. Playing teams that beat us taught us that we cannot go through life al- ways coming out on top, a lesson everyone must learn at a point in their life. These losses, though they were in- deed a set-back, proved to be positive learning experience and we all benefitted from these instances. Our season was great, and thankfully we didn't have any injuries or many loses to discourage us from being one of the top teams in our league. We, the Freshmen SI tennis players, would like to thank our coach and the student body for being so supportive of us during our first season on the court. Catherine's hair still looks marvel- ous- even after a tough match! Freshmen Girls’ Tennis: l.i zy Carbone. Christina Figonc. Alice Galvin. Elizabeth Gress. Catherine I lagbom. Lindsay I lerling. Anna Kolhedc. Valerie Lee. Kyra Lucchcsi. Maria Matus. Catherine Payne. Kristina Percina- Tully, Cynthia Saw. Bridgitte Scharctg. Kathleen So. Jenny Symc. Kelsey VViegmann. Bentley Taylor. 102 Freshmen Girls’ Tennis “Like. I can dance! Bentley loves tennis- can’t you tell by the expression on her face? Frosh tennis girls pose in their jackets. Look at that smile! Freshmen Girls’Tennis 103 Varsity Volleyball Welcome to the SI Girls’ Varsity Volleyball block party! This year’s varsity team is an awesome combi- nation of youth and experi- ence. The team is lead by seven returning seniors: Gina Sigillo, Natalie Charlton, Allison Cota, Nenita DeGuzman, Katie Bimrose, Kate Cody, and Jackie Verducci. This year’s team has made its presence known through numerous accomplishments including First place in the Deer Val- ley Tournament, Silver Di- vision Champions at the Milpitas Tournament, and a Third place finish at the Davis Tournament. One of the highlights of our season was being asked to appear on High School Sports Fo- cus after our first victory over SHP in the history of Wildcat Volleyball. Another highlight was our victory over SHC and finishing in first at the conclusion of league play. None of these accomplishments could have been achieved without the many hours of hard work and practice put in day in and day out by the players and the coaches. We have always been told, “Defense wins games,” and this year, we have demonstrated this. We hope to continue our success through more hard work and competitive atti- tudes! Stomp all over the competition! Go Cats! Gina Sigillo Allison Cola l-'ront Row: Nenita DeGu man. Lauren Labaugh. Bridget Mulhcrn. Lindsay C'opc, Michelle Rivard Allison Cota. Katie Yrazabal. Back Row: Natalie Charlton, Katie Bimrose, Louie Valiaot Assistant Coach). Karen Cotadlead Coach). Gina Sigillo. Mara Tocchini. Jaclyn Verducci 104 Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball 105 J.V. Girls Volleyball The JV girls’ '98 volley- ball season started in August as thirteen anxious girls dedi- cated their next three months to creating a team. We were motivated by our coaches. Coach Harris and Coach Halloran, as they pushed us to be the team we are. We managed to get through the endless drills and long prac- tices with the help of each other. We formed a tight bond as we shared stories, laughed, and cheered together. Our season had a lot in store for us, as we won the majority of our preseason games. We even took first place in our first tournament of the year, the Milipitas tournament, which included a victory over SHC. Then the season rolled along as we dominated every team we met, with the excep- tion of the one team able to defeat us, SHC. We finished an amazing second place in CiPSL. As a team we gave each game 110%, pouring our hearts into them. None of us ended the season with a loss; we all have our friend- ships and this makes each of us a winner. The pain was temporary but through our team dedication, the pride will last forever. - Erin O'Brien Carolyn Rolling Front Row: Maria Mahoney, Jade DeGuzman, Carolyn Rolling, Anne-Marie Benson, Cristin Sullivan, Mary Kate Sullivan. Hack Row: LauraTcrhcydcn, Erin O'Brien. Mike I larris (I lead Coach). Jenna Grimaldi, Lisa Halloran (Assistant Coach), Natalie Magnusen, Sarah Hanley. 106 J.V. Volleyball J.V. Volleyball 107 Freshmen Girls' Volleyball The 1998 Frosh girls volley- ball cats had a very success- ful season, in many ways. We had a lot of fun during the season, from sleeping at our coach, Coach Talavan’s house to practicing together every day. Also, we were un- defeated during the season, not letting anyone in our league nor anyone in the weekend tournaments in which we participated defeat us. Being a part of this in- credible team was a great way for us to get involved right away at S.I. We had a very successful season, and had a lot of fun along the way. -Kate Goethals Front Row: K. Lawson, J. Driscoll, M. Pottoff, K. Kramer, A. Passanisi, A. Livezcy, A. Dumont, T. Hui, A. Munoz,K. Goethals Back Row: G. Antonini, K. Nickolai, A. Billante, V. Rodriguez, A. Castro(Assistant Coach),B. Talavan (Coach),C. Vaughan, M. Famham, A. Frye, C. Lalanne. 108 Freshmen Girls’ Volleyball Freshmen Girls’ Volleyball 109 Fall Sports Senior Agnes D iadur takes a break from tennis practice to wave to the camera. 110 Fall Sports A member of I he 1998 WC'AL football champs powers his way past various Serra Padres. The 1998 Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team poses in the midst of celebration after their 2nd round CCS victory. Fall Sports 111 Varsity Boy’s Basketball “Let’s show them how hard we play and how well we play together.” Coach Lippi...So far, the 1998-99 varsity basketball cats have stayed true to their goals, racing out to a 23-1 (8-0) start. Winning the Jesuit tournament, San Dune, plac- ing third in the 54-team Las Vegas tournament, and ris- ing to the top of local and statewide polls. We have al- ready achieved what most teams dream of achieving. I lowevcr, there is along way to go and we want more. Our goal is to win the Round Robin, the league champi- onship, and ultimately state. - Jeremy Brady Back Row: Victor Reynolds, Igor Olshansky. Robert Saylc. Luke Whitehead. Middle Row: Karccm Guilbcaux. Joseph Skiflfer. Mark Fellini, JeIT Greco (Assistant Coach). Don Lippi (Head Coach). Slid Zatkin (Assistant Coach). Nick F.rrico. Brent Sullivan, Peter Romanovsky. Front Row: Jeremy Brady. JcfT Schneider. Anthony Dcvora, Ryan Feeney. Dave McMonigle. 112 varsity boys basketball varsity boys basketball 113 Girls Varsity Basketball This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team, 1 have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and efTiency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates, we never know what we’re gonna get. We can cry, we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you, everyone, for supporting our team. Alicia Meeks Jessica Libien Danielle Duierte Front row: Juliana Smith, Jennifer Strain, Jessica Libien, Sara Benin. Kristen Maciejcwski. Sunscrae Smith. Back Row: Alicia Meeks. Mary Kate Sullivan, Julie Yap, Maureen McCaflfcry, Jim Dckker (Assistant Coach). Tim Reardon (I lead Coach). Jackie I lontalas. Kaeli Newkirk. Bridget Mulhern. Danielle Dutertc. 114 varsity girls basketball varsity girls basketball 115 Front Row: Michael McDonnell, Laurence Metz. Darren Smith. Peter Macicjcwski, Charles Appall. David Nava. Back Row: Aaron Himes. Matthew Conti. A.J. Sampson. Tommy Morales. Bill McCarthy (Junior Varsity Coach). Chris Watters, Kevin Donohoe. Steve Blake, Alex Brasficld. Aaron Hines Chris Watters Alex Brasficld takes a quick breather. J.V Boy’s Basketball This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team, I have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and effiency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates, we never know what we’re gonna get. We can cry, we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you. everyone, for supporting our team. 116 jv boys basketball jv boys basketball 117 J.V Girl’s Basketball The JV Girls have had a productive season this year. They took third place in their league, beating an unde- feated Sacred I leart Prep at the tail end of the season. This is a great team that won many games through hard work, effort and most of all heart. They played their games with more heart than any others did and they also learned to make good deci- sions on the court. They played though with much skill. The JV Cats were lead by an unbelievably coach De Bencddetti and assistant Coach Mulkerns. Together these two made these kids into a talented team. I would like to thank them for all their hard work. The JV girls would like to shout out to all their fans. “Thanks for being there.” We couldn't have done it without all ofour family and friends support. The JV Cats persistent effort and striving excel- lence paid off and made them a memorable team. The times that they have shared together will last a lifetime, from the singing telegram to the pizza before the Bruce game. One player says, “We have stuck to- gether and really bonded. This is the reason for our large amount of teamwork.” Jenna Grimaldi Front Row: Katie Meinhardt. Katie Caulfield. Michelle Rivard Monica Charlton. Hack Row: Betsy Wise. Leslie Hurley, Elizabeth Toomer. Jenna Grimaldi. John DcBcncdctti (Junior Varsity Coach). Marisa Frye (Manager). Mike Mulkerrins (Assistant Coach). Stella Abad Maria Mahoney. Laura Terheyden. Martina Wilson. I IS jv girls basketball jv girls basketball 119 Frosh Boys’ Basketball This year we had a won- derful season. Our team was really supportive of each other and pulled together throughout our season. We made a strong bond between player and good friendships. Out of all the teams at Saint Ignatius our team unity is important to us. The coaches really helped to make strong community within our team. “The season has been so rewarding ” said one of the players after practice. “Fve never felt so much compas- sion as do I toward my team- mates. I feel that was brought on by the coaches strong ability to build cama- raderie.” We were strong in both defense and offense. We played our hardest in prac- tice but most of all in games. The fans were always there to support us both at home and at away games. “No other school community has put forth the spirit that Saint Ignatius has put forth. I am proud to be part of this great community.” Freshmen A Boys’ Basketball Front row: Nicolas Stanich. Kcrgcr Trucsdcll. Peter Murray. Cornelius Harris. Michael O’Reilly, Michael Lau. Back Row: Peter Osborne, Alexander Romanovsky. Michael Nash. Parker Bcrling.Tom Lagomarsino (Freshmen A” coach). Tim Haas, Greg Williams. Michael Toboni, Eric Strain 120 Frosh A Boys' Basketball Freshmen “B Boys’ Basketball Front row: Philip Quiroz. Scan Dunleavy. Tim Breen. Tim Coyne. Brian Schimancck. Back Row:Thomas Espinoza. Cesar Abdul Massih. Jim Vcrducci, John Martin (Fresh- men B Coach). Andrew Orphanopoulos. Damon Conklin-Morange. Joe Boswell. Michael Abou Jaoude Frosh B Boys' Basketball 121 Frosh Girl’s Basketball This year we had a won- derful season. Our team was really supportive of each other and pulled together throughout our season. We made a strong bond between player and good friendships. Out of all the teams at Saint Ignatius our team unity is important to us. The coaches really helped to make strong community within our team. The season has been so rewarding,” said one of the players after practice. ‘‘I’ve never felt so much compas- sion as do I toward my team- mates. I feel that was brought on by the coaches strong ability to build cama- raderie” We were strong in both defense and offense. We played our hardest in prac- tice but most of all in games. The fans were always there to support us both at home and at away games. “No other school community has put forth the spirit that Saint Ignatius has put forth. I am proud to be part of this great community.” Angela Passanisi Stephanie Kushner Front Row: Stephanie Kushner,Angela Passanisi. Jillian Lai (Manager), Stephanie Luchini, Candace Burke (Manager). Jessica Brown. Alex Chambers. Back row: Natasha LaBelle. Michelle PottholT, Monica Farnum, Kristina Mansell. Alessandra Billantc, Steve Phelps (Freshman Coach). Caroline Vaughan, Vanessa Rodriguez, Kelsey Wiegman, Maria Matus. Janette Goudy. 122 freshman girls basketball freshman girls basketball 123 Varsity Boy’s Soccer This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team, 1 have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and effiency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates, we never know what we’re gonna get. We can cry, we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you, everyone, for supporting our team. Joe Ball James Huddleston Alex Lciva Front row: Robert Kennedy. Jeff Duerson, Alex Lciva. Brendan McCarthy, Luke Dinday. Michael McCarthy. Middle Row: Sean Gicse. Patrick Feeney, John Sticgcler (Assistant Varsity Coach). Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. (Moderator), Rob Hickox (Head Coach), Jon Roman. Matt Wagner. Back Row: James Huddleston, Gavin Shields. Michael Yonguc. Joe Ball. Josh Harris, Ira Shaughncssy. 124 varsity boys soccer varsity boys soccer 125 Varsity Girl’s Soccer This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team, I have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and effiency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates. we never know what we're gonna get. We can cry, we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you, everyone, for supporting our team. Front row: Caroline Anderson, Erin Lapping, Ariel Boycc-Smith. Kathleen Anderson. Courtney Anderson. Sara Stahl, Hlisc Minviellc. Middle Row: Sylvia Morelli. Shannon Moore. Natalie Pate. Meghan Cremen, Kristina Kiisk. Katie Cremen. Hack Row: Domcniquc Lainez. Lucia Laincz. Paul l.oefller (Goalkeeper Coach), Alyssa Nowak, Jan Mullen (Head Coach). F.rin McClung. Landon Kurpinsky. 126 varsity girls soccer varsity girls soccer 127 . J.V Our 1999 JV soccer sea- son was exceptional, ending in third place in the always tough W.C.A.L. Over the course of the season our team progressed greatly in skills, composure, and play- ing effectively as a team with the help of our knowl- edgeable coaches. Brendan Matthew Kelly Justin Smith Boy’s Soccer and Rob Dewing. The com- plicated tactics of the game forced us to become better players. The possession brought us closer to what we have to do to survive of a Varsity level. We came to the first day of practice not knowing what to expect, until we played our first game. After that, we woke up and became one of the most feared teams in the W.C.A.L., and we will con- tinue to be, until we win the championship our senior year. - Matthew Kelly 4% Front Row: Pat Clifford. Nick DcBarbric. Matthew Kelly. Ben Horn. Sergio Santilli. Adam Vogel. Henri Revel. Andrew Yeung. Middle Row: Christopher Collini. Alex F.lmquist. Eddie Korn. Justin Smith. Brendan Kenny. David I fall. Kevin Borella. Nathaniel Gould. Back Row: Vincent Kirkpatrick. David Lohrey. Brendan Dewing (JV Coach). I'r. C'apitolo. S.J. (Moderator). Robert Dewing (Assistant JV Coach). Michael Senno. Brian Cotter. 128 jv boys soccer Nice ball control, SI Wait, where’s the ball? jv boys soccer 129 Junior Varsity Girls’ Soccer This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team, I have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and effiency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates, we never know what we’re gonna get. We can cry. we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you, everyone, for supporting our team. Lauren Ramsey Dinah Dimalanta Ashley Tarantino Front Row: Julia You, Andrea Nowak. Gina Antonini. Lauren Maroevich. Megan Graham. Middle Row: Candace Navarro. Ashley Tarantino. Jennifer Dickson. Megan Feeney. Stephanie Yeung. Lindsay Cope. Hack Row: Bryn Murray. Megan Hunt. Vicki Larkowich (Manager). John Harrington (Junior Varsity Coach), Sierra Fish (Manager). Lauren Ramsey. Dinah Dimalanta. 130 jv girls soccer jv girls soccer 131 Frosh Soph Boy’s Soccer This season has been a very successful one. We have learned how to come together as a team whether we defeated of were de- feated we shared our team spirit. We all know we win some and we lose some, but the real importance is that we show our fellow Ignatian Wildcat Spirit. As the cap- tain of this incredible team. I have seen how my leader- ship skills can help us come together as one. When we are on our playing surface, our skills show through our incredible speed and elTency to carry the ball. Life is a box of choco- lates, we never know what we’re gonna get. We can cry, we can laugh. In our four years of high school, we have devoted our skills to our teams and we have shown our true Ignatian tal- ent through our sport. No- body knows how much time and effort we put into our vigorous training and men- tal preparation. We hope we have shown through our sea- son that if everyone puts in all they’ve got, we can be- come and be anything we want. Thank you, everyone, for supporting our team. Front Row: Nick Gonzalez, Tim Cauficld, Bryan Lorentz. Kevin Costello, Philip Korn. Matt Murphy. Chris Patterson. Joey Pirolo. Middle Row: Pat Cooney, John Micklcwright (Freshman Coach). Fr. Paul Capitolo. S.J. (Moderator). Mike Jackanich. Patrick Joseph. Carlos Gazulla (Assistant Freshman Coach). Kevin Hannegan. Back row: Chris Patterson. Alex Arroyo. David Hoyt, Stephen McDonald. Dan Mason. Kevin Shannon. John McNulty. Jeff Ghcrardi. 132 freshman boys soccer freshman boys soccer 133 Frosh Soph Girl’s Soccer This Soph-Frosh soccer sea- son was definitely a great one. We had some excellent wins and a few tough losses. With the long, bonding bus rides to our games, we all became close friends on and otT the field. We will never forget Juliana and her twenty-one goals; Molly “I think there is a plug inside”; and Brittany’s obsession with yellow. Our last game was one to be proud of with our marvelous triumph over St. Francis! In ending the season, we’ll a I remember how it went by too last and that Tracy had smoothie all over her and Katie had coke. (So who ever won that?) We'll never forget you guys! -Tessa Fish Liz Ferdon Front Row: Brittan Austin. Alii Lee. Angie Carmignani, Giuliana Patrito. Molly Wagner. Middle Row: Elizabeth Ferdon. Zeo Markus.Tessa-Rose Fish. Krista Finigan, Ashley Montross. Susannah Kenley. Back Row: Rebecca Armenta, Tracey McDonald (Manager). Kate Mullen Frosh Soph Coach). Nova Antaramian (Assistant Frosh Soph Coach). Samantha Schaukowitch. 134 frosh soph girls soccer frosh soph girls soccer 135 Varsity Wrestling The Varsity Wrestlers had a great season this year. The five seniors on the team did exceptionally well for their final year. Four went onto CCS. placing in WCAL. Terry Uyeda placed first (125 weight class), Ryan San Juan placed third (152 John Willenborg weight class), Karlo lienosa placed second (160 weight class), and John Willenborg placed first (189 weight class). Eddie Wolf and Lamar Harris-Walker also competed very well. Unfor- tunately, Francis Reyes was out for more than half the season, only wrestling six matches. The varsity team did extremely well, despite losing their overall matches to forfeits. The season was successful. We look forward to another great season next year. Senior John Willenborg stares down the competition. Back row: Lamar Harris-Walker, Eddie Wolf, John Willenborg. Coach Chris Delgado (Head Coach). Middle row: James Panganiban, Francis Reyes, Karlo Benosa. Front row: Terry Uyeda. Ryan San Juan 136 Varsity Wrestling (Middle left) Cause: Guy in torture. Effect: Terry Uyeda smiling. (Above) The five se- niors with Coach Delgado. I Icy, Ryan! Open your eyes. (Far left) Junior Francis Reyes concentrates hard on his next move. (Left) Senior Karlo Benosa takes down his opponent for another quick pin. Varsity Wrestling 137 JV Wrestling This years Junior Varsity many successful new wres- future looks good. With Paul Colum Cronin Wrestling team had it’s best season in recent years. Al- though we always won the majority of our matches, we were hindered from reach- ing our full potential be- cause of forfeits in empty weight-classes. We had tiers, including Paul Gaetani, Phil Wittrock. and Lamar Harris-Walker. Re- turning wrestlers Farshad Keyghobadi. Nick Hartanto. Greg Wood, Kevin Kinkade, and Colum Cronin did well in league, and our Varsity's Gaetani, Lamar Harris- Walkcr, Greg Wood, Martin DiGrande, and Colum Cronin placing in the WCAL League Finals, we look to be contenders for the WCAL league title in years to come. Back row: Nick Hartanto. Chris McLaughlin, Chris Ching, Anthony Canepa, Farshad Keyghobadi, Martin DiGrande, Mauricio Rivera, Jason Wong, Dan Colby. Jeremy Lautan. Coach Allen Aycrdis (Assistant Coach), Greg Wood. Front row: Kevin Kincade, Colum Cronin, Elijah Nicolas, Paul Gaetani, Phillip Wittrock Paul Gaetani 38 JV Wrestling (Left) Wipe that smirk off your face. Paul. (Below) Junior Greg Wood ready and waiting... (Above) Sophomore Elijah Nicolas fights to unbalance his opponent. (Left) Anthony Canepa struggles fora pin against Mitty. JV Wrestling 139 Winter Sports Candids -4 - 140 Winter Candids J.V. Boy’s Crew: Andrei Bogatsk) Robert De Verc Hunt. Anthony Ha Andrew Figoni. Keith Harve Stephen Kolsanoff, Nicholas LaRosr direct the boat, while the cox- swain is the leader of them all and steering the boat. Usually the even numbered rowers are called the ports and the odd numbered rowers are called the starburts. Rowing in- volves the whole body, mind and soul. On the water, one can express themselves, to be a part of the team and to be ones self. One rows to some how try to squeeze the last drop out of life. One rowing for dedication and love will make them smile. Each stroke has to be taken as if it were your last stroke. A rower has to fight the water, hoping the rower wins the dominance. The mind must win the com- petition between the water and the rower. At full stroke a rower must be at their full reach, hoping to grasp as much water as possible. A whole boat must be at full stroke together. The arms are fully stretched out, while the back is bent over still keep- ing your head up. The legs are bent, while you sit on a slid- ing seat. A rower must pull back on the oar making the boat move swiftly. Out on the water one might hear moans or groans when a rower pulls back against the water during their stroke. It takes the whole body when rowing. A stroke must stay straight and paral- lel as to keep the boat steady. A usual course is about two thousand meters. Every stroke must have a lot of gusto and strength behind it. In a re- gatta, a boat usually races against 5-10 other boats and your wishes should be to come in first across the fin- ish line. To be a rower takes a lot of time, effort, and coop- eration. By Peter Clifford Rowing is putting your guts behind an oar and pull- ing your life out of it. It is giv- ing it your all when there is nothing left to give. To me. rowing means to set a goal and keep striving for this goal making failure impossible. To row, one must be powerful with a strong heart; a heart such as gold. One has to be dedicated and ready to give themselves for their rowing mates. It takes tons of time and talent to be a good rower. One must share a deep love for rowing with their team. A usual boat consists of 9 people; bow, 2 man, 3 man. 4 man. 5 man, 6 man, 7 man, stroke and the coxswain. They must work together to make the boat move swiftly. The bow and 2 man are used to maneuver, 3,4,5,6 men are used as the power of the boat. 7 and stroke man are used to Varsity Boy's Crew; Kcvine Allen. David Bcnchncr. Seth Bcrling. Marc Borclla. Andrew Browne. Azarias Castro, lid- ward Comcrford. John Cranston. Rowland Dias. Bryce Doyle. Dcrik Dulan, Kevin Finn, ClitYord Hawkins III. Sean Hcaly. Patrick Hogan. Thomas Kazarian. Jason Kong. Zachary Makowsky. Jeffrey Marcaletti, John Pellegrini, Jo- seph Phair. Daniel Portman. Paul (Hans) Reich. Ryan Salma. Robert Saylc. Cirilo Silva III. Alexander Sundby, Christopher Villalta. Kevin Wong. Jonathan Yce Girl's Boy's Crew 142 Crew Zachary Makowsky. Robert McCarthy, Roderick McLeod. Jo- eph McQuaid. Adam Vogel. Andrew Yeung. Gregory Williams, ilex Miller. Anthony Guigleimi, Alex Button... Frosh (iirls Crew: Jessica Clima. Jenny Lcnnig, Samatha Wolffs. Diana Lawrence, Angie Passanissi. Gina Antonini. Michelle PotthofT, Ashley Montross. Vanessa Rawls, Kirsten L’Orange. Rachael McQuaid. Bentley Taylor, Given Bclvins (Coach) Varsity (iirls Crew: Sheila Clifford. Katie Waller. Lauren Labagh. Patsy McGuire. Laura Ferhayden. Alexis Quinn. Jenny Draxl, Betsy Dimalanta. Cristy Sanders. Kristina Dee. Michelle Lee. Catlin Callaghan. Mithu Thariyl, Christina Dominquez. Lindsey I lenken. Angela Bauman, Sa- rah Senno, Lisa Hicks, Kelley Murphy, Denise Lew, Kristin Minger. Morgan Magilligan. Alex Agloro, Katie Devitt, Jen- nifer Pass, Lizzy Scharteg. Marie Mahoney, Katie Y arazal. Jen Hayden (Coach) Crew 143 (Above): Man, I could really go for some peanuts right now. (Left): I.auren takes a break after a hard row. (Below): After many days of rowing, the boys crew team has finally reached Africa. 144 Crew Candids Crew Candids 145 Trainers Trainers: Doriana Bailey, Jennifer Balenzuela, Pamela Chan, Anna Fox, Katie Hubner, Elaine Kulm, Liza Luna, Ashley Orengo, Lauren Philibosian, Lauren Polen, Rudraigh Quattrin, Stephanie Santy, Vanessa Valera. Kalehsa Wiley, Julie Yap, Marla Bottner (Mod- erator) 146 t rainers Cheering Squad Cheering Section 147 Sports Candids 148 Sports Candids f m 0 Above: O’Brien struggles to pull ahead of his competitor Left: Man, you're working the court today Sports Candids 149 150 Spons Candids Sports Candiils 151 Bmce-Mahoney Mission Accomplished! In 1947, Saint Ignatius College Prep, was contacted by a group from Sacred Heart Cathedral in- terested in commemorating alumni from both schools that fought and lost their lives in World War II. They wanted to make a trophy that symbolized the rivalry between Saint Ignatius and Sacred Heart, which is the longest ongoing rivalry west of the Mississippi. Saint Ignatius chose Bill Bruce as their honorce. Bruce was a S.I. graduate in the class of 1935. Bruce served as Student Body President, was a star football player for the wildcats, was a member of the boxing club, and excelled academically. Bill joined the Navy when the war started, and was killed in an airplane crash at the Naval Air Station in Pasco, Washington on April 14, 1943. Sacred Heart Cathedral chose Jerry Mahoney as their hon- oree. Mahoney was a graduate in the class of 1944. Mahoney excelled in football and basketball, winning the All-City honors for both sports dur- ing his senior year. Mahoney died while aboard the S.S. Denny B. Plant, which was sunk by a German submarine. The rivalry the Brucc-Mahoncy trophy represents existed long before the origin of the trophy. This rivalry, which today greatly contributes to the excite- ment of being a wildcat, began all the way back in 1893. On St. Patrick’s Day of this year, the two schools met at Eighth and Market streets to compete in a rugby game, which Sacred Heart won 14-4. Since that day, S.I. and S.H. have com- peted in innumerable athletic events. Since the origin of the Brucc- Mahoney trophy, football, basket- ball, and baseball have been the ath- letic events most eagerly anticipated by the student bodies of each school. The winner of two out of three of these games gains control of the Tro- phy. In recent years, gaining control of the trophy has meant having it kept in a display case at the winning school for the following year. And for the next year, the trophy will rightfully rest in the hallways of St. Ignatius. After the tragic loss of the trophy last year, the athletes, backed by the cheerleaders and the whole student body, set out on a mission to regain control of this cherished prize. The exceptional football Cats this year began the success of the mission with their 14- 0 win over S.H. at Kezar stadium October 2,1998. Then, the dynamic basketball team defeated S.H. 60-39 at U.S.F. on January 20, 1999, thus regaining possession of the trophy. This victory was one of many for this year’s basketball team, who went on to be undefeated champions of the WCAL and compete at higher levels, includ- ing CCS. Baseball has not yet been played, but this year the result of that game will not be a factor in the decid- ing of the Bruce-Mahoney trophy...S.I. has the Bruce!!! 152 The Brucc-Mahoney trophy Basketball: S.I. 60 S.H. 39 154 Brucc-Mahoney basketball Baseball.....? Bruce-Mahoney baseball 155 Administration Staff Building bridges to our future The following is an excerpt from a letter to Mrs. Kodros from a Palo Alto High School teacher who had spent a day visiting classes at S.I.: “The teachers I met are professional, know ledgeable, and com- mitted. They know their discipline and their students and are con- cerned with their learning... Finally, and most strik- ing, I was impressed by the congeniality between faculty and students. You have an exceptionally friendly environment. I saw' several teachers hug students, or ask them about personal issues in then- lives. The widespread warmth between students and faculty was the most genuine that I have wit- nessed in any school 1 have visited. You are all to Sophomore counselor he commendedr Mike Thomas welcomes one and all into his office. tterva Department of English Palo Alto High School Students arc well aware and appreciative of this bond among every- one on campus, from teachers to counselors to administrators. One senior articulates this defining characteristic of life at S.I.: “Teach- ers here are very approachable and understanding; they all get in- volved in student activities, too, which is really nice.” This respect and appreciation is mutual; to Miss Elizabeth Purcell, “Teaching at St. Ignatius is an honor and a pleasure. 156 Administration Staff v mi 2Eu Administration Staff 157 Religious Studies Jim McGarry Mary Ahlbach Julie Ferrari Michael Gilson, SJ. Paul Hanley Dave Lorentz Fr. Gregory Miller, SJ. Martina Miller Fr. Michael Moodie, SJ. William Morlock Tien Martin Nam, SJ. Michael Shaughnessy Fr. Warren Wright, SJ. Patty Zatkin Mathematics Kevin Quattrin Rodrick Arriaga James Dann John DeBenedetti Fr. Gerald Hudson, S J. Thomas Lagomarsino Paul Maychrowitz Janice Mullen Charles Murphy John Pescatore Carol Quattrin John Regalia Sandra Schwarz Michael Silvestri Joseph Vollert 15X Religious Siudies Math English ♦Elizabeth Purcell Joel Bittle James Bjorkquist Simon Chiu Donna DeBcnedetti James Dekker Peter Dev ine Bobby Gavin William Isham Carole Nickolai Eleanor Ohleyer Timothy Reardon Dennis Recio, S.J. Fr. Tony Sauer, S.J. Paul Totah Social Science ♦Arthur Cecchin Steve Bluford Thomas Fendyan David Giarrusso John Harrington Fr. Michael Kotlanger, S.J. Donald Lippi William Morlock Steve Phelps John Stiegclcr Julius Yap Sheldon Zatkin Hnglish Social Sciences 159 Shirley Minger Paul Totah Jim Dekker Katie Kohmann Fr. Harry Carlin, SJ. Concie Tarantino Stella Muscat Stephen Lovette, Ph.D. Development Administration Staff Charles Dullea Kevin Grady Michael Silvestri Kathleen Kodros Karen Cota Br. Douglas Draper, S.J. Fr. Ed Fassett, S.J. John Grealish 160 development administration Business Office Michael Silvestri Br. Tom Koller, S.J. Sharon Reinfield Counseling ♦Michael Thomas Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. Robert Druckcr Andrew Dworak Michelle Levine Phyllis Molinelli Donna Murphy Linda Rich Carolyn Smith Lou Spadia business officc counseling 161 Marie McNier Veronica Bricker Luz Diaz Shelley Friedman Grace Gamoso Carlos Gazulla Mary McCarty William Morlock Carol Reitan Nobuko Takamatsu Barbara Talavan Shelly Tucker Theresa Watts Julieta Zuniga Miguelangcl Ortiz, S.J. Marjorie Curtin Foreign Language Jan Mullen Steve Bluford Diane Davis Teresa Garrett Robbie Hickox Physical Education 162 foreign languages P.F. Dean’s Office Fine Arts Br. Douglas Draper, S.J. Karen Cota Eda Bottini Fr. Warren Wright, S.J. Katie Wolf Angela Brizuela Peter Devine Janet Sabi insky Nicholas Sabi insky Maureen Sullivan Admissions Kevin Grady Lori Yap Emily Behr dean’s ofTice finc arts admissions 163 Academics Kathleen Kodros Fr. Ed Fassett, S.J. Frank Nemenzo Vicky Crafton Stephen Phelps Charles Taylor Eric Castro Campus Ministry Fr. Greg Goethals, S.J. Fr. Gregory Miller, S.J. Dennis Recio, S.J. Mike Shaughnessy James Stillman Patty Zatkin Community Service 164 science campus min. comm, serv Science Deirdrc McGovern Nova Antaramian Heather Cooke Karen Cota James Dann Teresa Garrett Fr. (Jerald Hudson, S.J. John Kosirog Michael Li mm Peter Loyd Rita Phillips Maureen Sullivan Michael Ugawa Library Computer Science Dick Raiter Br. Dan Peterson, S.J. Renate Morlock Janet Reid Michael Ugawa Paul Hanley Rev. Ed Fassett S.J. library computcrs acadcmics 165 Athletics Buildings and Grounds Kitchen Loo LaRocca Tony Calvello Robert Vergara Eileen Dixon John Regalia Breen I loffman John Murphy Randy Anderson M. Stamatoupolas Marie Squaglia Sixta Cusi Fran McDonald Virginia Riley 166 athlctics buildings ground v kitchen Jesuits Fr. Charles Hoffman. S.J. Fr. Gerald Hudson. S.J. Michael Gilson. S.J. Fr. Paul Capitolo. S.J. Fr. Harry Carlin, S.J. Fr. Eugene Growncy. S.J. Br. Thomas Koller. S.J. Fr. Greg Miller. S.J. Fr. Michael Moodie. S.J. Fr. Anthony Sauer, S.J. Fr. Sam Bellino, S.J. Br. Daniel Peterson. S.J. Br. Douglas Draper. S.J. Br. John Maloney. S.J. Fr. Edward Fassctt. S.J. Fr. Francis Frugoli, S.J. Fr. Michael Kotlanger, S.J. Br. Arthur Lee, S.J. Fr. Greg Gothals. S.J. Tien Nam. S.J. Dennis Rccio, S.J. Fr. Mark Toohcy. S.J. Fr. Warren Wright, S.J. Fr. Andrew Maginnis, S.J. Fr. Ronald Sanfilippo, S.J. Fr. Theodore Taheny. S.J. Fr. Michael Barber. S.J. Bus Drivers Tony Cal vello Stephen Phelps Br. Dan Peterson. S.J. Mary Ahlbach Andrew Dworak jesuits bus drivers 167 Freshmen learning the ropes As we disembark upon the next four years of our high school careers, we join together as the class of 2002. This year has been a year to try and fit-in. We have all been trying to find our spots in this school and where we belong. We have meet many of new friends and taken part in many new activities. As we look forward to next year, as the rulers of the 4th period lunch, we hope to express and share more of talents and good quali- ties. This year has brought us together from many different schools and backgrounds. We were all scared on our first day of school and didn’t know what to do, some of us still don't but we were are able to manage. Thank God for our senior buddies who helped us find our ways, even though most of them didn’t know their way either. The transition was hard for most of us to come from such small grammer school to a place with over fourteen hundred students. We have come together as a family united in the Ignatius Spirit. We have learned from all the upperclassman about SI. SI continues to shape who we are and I am proud to be an Ignatian. Go Cats!!!!!! Twins always knows how to get the girls. 16S Freshman opening Freshmen opening 169 Christine A halos Abraham A barca Cesar Abdul Masxili Michael Abou Jaoude Jane Acap Alexis Adler Matthew Albcrtolle Zinnia Amoycn Chiara Angelicola Gina Antonini Marisa Annanino Alexander Arroyo Singer Brittany Austin Mario A zolino Laura Batch Christopher Balestricri Danielle Banks Robert Barbi Zachary Batu Itch Maria Bassi Teresa Behr Lorenzo Benediety Parker Berling Alcssandra Billantc Christina Biorulini Ryan Bjorkquist Justin Boland 170 Freshmen Casey Bui lier Keina Bosque Joseph Boswell Megan Boudewyn Timothy Breen Kathleen Brooks Jessica Brown Aaron Bush Alexander Button Gina Cadci Loren Cadclinia Maria Calvo Y. Perez Jennifer Camus Elizabeth Carbone William Carlile III Angelina Carmignani Julie Casey Luis Catane Jr. Christopher Caughman Timothy Caulfield Alexandra Chambers Herman Chan Rosales Mark Chang Alena Chaps Curtis Chen Rachel Chen Melanie Chinchilla Aron Choi Michael Chua Kevin Clifford Jessica Clima Megan Colliss Damon Conklin Moragne Patrick Cooney Michael Cortez Hazel Cosico Colleen Costello Kevin Costello Megan Cotter Timothy Coyne Daniel Cronin Anthony Cuadro Kieran Culligan Amelia Cutten Kathryn Dalun Natalie Dana Marline Darwixh Vanessa Davis Rril Delos Angeles Martin Di Grande Jennifer Dickson Vincent Dito Anne Donovan Erik Dorcy Jennifer Driscoll Lisa Due a Matthew Duggan Amy Dumont Sean Dunlcavy Jean Elizondo Jcanninc Rnglert Giavanna Enriquez Thomas Espinoza Geoff Estilow Matthew Etchcparc Gregory Evanoff April Fajardo Gary Falzon Monica Farnlurm Katie Faulkner Megan Feeney Cristina Figonc Freshmen 171 Gavin Fisco Benjamin Fisher Anna Kristina Fox Anna Frye Alice Galvin John Gannon Ryan Gee Jeffrey Gberardi Bryan Gilmore Nicholas Giurlani Catherine Gocthals Nicholas Gonzalez Justin Gorxki Janette Goody Megan Graham Courtney Gray Flizabeth Gross Anthony Gugliclmi Kathleen Gunn Timothy Haas Catherine Hagbom Joseph Hancock III Adam Handlos Kevin Hannegan Monica Hannon Kristina Hanscll George Harrington Cornelius Harris Lindsay Hcrhng l)omini«|iic Ho Carla Hollcran Thomas Hong David Hoyt Tiffany Hui Neil Hunt 172 Freshmen 1-cslic Hurley Kristal Ip Michael Jackanich Gavin Jensen Patrick Joseph Cherry mac Jumoc Michael Kathrein Daniel Kerrigan Jonathan Klein Andrew Klcinhcnz Anna Kolhede Kathleen Kolling Frances Kong Philip Korn Pa we I Ko ubek Kelly Kramer Flame Kulm Caroline Kung Stephanie Kushner Natasha La Belle Jillian Lai Cliristina Lalanne Brandon l.antrip Michael l-au Rebecca Lave He Jessica Lawlor-Bonilla Dianna Lawrence Kathryn Lawson Robert Lazzaretto Christine Leach Allison Ixc Michael Ixe Valerie I.CC Anne Ltttt Jennifer Lennig Freshmen 173 Benjamin Lcong Veronica Li Danielle l.ipxon Alexandra l.ivc cy Giorgio Lollini Kristin London Noren Lopez Bryan I.orcnt Kvni Lucchc'i Laura Lucchesi Stephanie Luchini Kevin Lynch Gene Ma Francesca Mallegni Marie Malone F.nimanucl Manasicvici Cannon Marin Andrei Markevich 174 Freshmen Zoe Markus Ivan Maroevich Phillip Marques Hakeem Mashal Daniel Mason Jennifer Malison Maria Malus Maureen Me Caffcry Owen Me Donagh Sarah Me Donagh Daniel Me Donnell Anthony Me Grorey Miehacla Me Guirc Antonia Me Incmcy John Me Keon Christopher Me Laughlin Rachel Me Quaid Phoebe Meharg Freshmen 175 Katrina Mcinhardl Brendan Nfinchan Stephanie Mirabito Allium Mistica Alexander Mitchell Caitlin Monaghan Ashley Montrose Anne Morti ng Alpha Mulugeta David Munday Amber Munoz Matthew Murphy Peter Murray Michelle Nance Laura Nannini Gina Napolicllo Michael Nash Candace Navarro 176 Freshmen Julia Nclscn Stephanie Nelson Hugh Nguyen Amanda Nichols Katherine Nicolai Michael O'Reilly Meghan O'Shea Gregory Ohanessian Shannon Olivier Robert Olsen Monica Olsson Andres Orphanopoulos Peter Osborne Corey Pallatto Meghan Palma David Paoli Angela Passanisi Giuliana Patrito Freshmen 177 Christopher Patterson Catherine Payne Kristina Pereira Tully Carter Phelps Christopher Phelps Lauren Philibosian Jasmine Pirn Joseph Pirolo Travis Pittman l.isettc Poole Michael Portman Michelle Poithoflf Arthur Price James Quiroz Philipp Quiroz Alonso Rabang Joseph Radctnuchcr Claire Ramlan Vanessa Rawls Rochelle Rebong Joseph Reggio Salvatore Rizzo Vanessa Rodriguez Alexander Roinanovsky Kimberly Roth Jennifer Ryken Frederick Salbatera Jr. Pauline Vivian Sales James Sammut Joseph Sammut Nicole Samontc Michelle San Pedro 178 Freshmen Michcllo Sangiacomo Benjamin Santana Cynlhia Saw Charles Shrug ia Zoricic Brigitte Sehiirctg Brian Schimancck Joseph Sciarrillo Ian Scott Richard Scott Jr. Christopher Servat Kevin Shannon Jack Shcehy Gregory Siggins Cynia Simpkinv Kathleen So Ariel Soto Matthew Sqtieri Joshua Stahl Nicolas Stanich Christina Stevens Thomas Stillwachs Eric Strain Kimberly Slrickladcn Jennie Syme Nathan Tang Adrienne Tanner Ashley Tarantino Bentlv Taylor Nadhi Thckkek Stephanie Tildcn Michael Toboni Kerger Trucsdell Anna Trujillo Karen Tuniancng Dunica Uskert Douglas Uyeda Freshmen 179 Gustavo Valdadao Molly Van Hoiitcn Katherine Van Sciver Caroline Vaughan Julenc Veaeh Casey Velasco Leslie Velasco Janies Vcrducci Marco Vincenti Adain Visconti Mary Wagner Scan Walsh Christina Wang Ja elle Washington Brad Whitehead Kelsey Wicgmann Paul Wildcmiuth Kalchsa Wiley Matthew Wilka Gregory Williams Samantha Wolffs Edmund Wong Graham Wright Jr. Melanie Wu Christopher Yec Stephanie Yeung Martin Yonguc R bcrt Young Karolina Zachoszcz Eduardo Zepeda Christian Zuniga ISO Freshmen Ircshmcn 181 Frosh 182 Frosh Candids Candids Frosh Candids 183 Sophomores the wise fools We, the class of 2001, soon to be the first graduating class of the new millenium, find our role as sophomores to be more than just ruling fourth period lunch. Though the worries of fitting into the bottom of the totem pole are no longer a big concern, we have yet to experience the stresses of college applications and SAT’s. We con- tribute a lot more than people may perceive. We arc the upperclass of the underclassmen. This gives us a glimpse of what it means to be true leaders of this school. Some of us may not be starting Varsity players, hold high posi- tions on Student Council, or work as editors of the yearbook and newspaper. Although our contributions to these areas of student life seem miniscule, they have an obvious effect on not only our class but the whole school as well. Wc arc sophomores preparing for the unknown...preparing for the future...growing as a class will reveal the potential we have to offer in the years that await. -Nicole DeMartini, Erin O'Brien, Ann Marie Hamilton, Kerry Porto I 184 Sophomore Opening Sophomore Opening 185 Stella Abati Ailccn Abaya Cesar Abella Christopher Achacoso Ahema Adarkwa Alexandrina Agloro Marissa Alexia Brian Allen John Angcay Robert Angcay Georgina Anton Charles Appah Rebecca Armenia David Amott Katharine Ashley Patrice Asuncion Shiegla Averi 11 Amantia Ayoob Gina Balibrera Christopher Bauman Gino Bcnedciti Anne Marie Benson Andrew Benton Erik Berg Sarah Berrin Christopher Bcstwick Elsa Beyer Jesse Biroscak Danielle Bisho Stephen Blake Andres Bogatsky Daniel Boland Maria Bondoc Kevin Borella Ben Brail ford Charles Bradley Alexander Bravlield Ryan Brittain Maura Brosnan Erica Brown Ian Browning Brianna Budiselieh Peter Bume Kvan Bums l.eslicann Cachola 186 Sophomores Danielle Callaghan Patrick Callaghan Dennis Callcjas Evan Campbell John Canton John Cappicllo Catherine Caulfield Megan Cavalier Joshua Chang Monica Charlton Brian Chase Elaine Chen Alan Chem Jason Chin Christopher Ching Lauren Christopher Alexander Chu Julian Chung Krystlc Clarke Patrick Clifford Daniel Colby Matthew Conti Lindsay Cope Aimee Corsiglia Brian Cotter Meghan Cren en Colo in Cronin Kevin Cronin Sophomores 187 Ryan Crowley Kairina Cm Charlotte Cunningham Jessica Curiale Jacob Culler Susan Damon Paul Dana Jennifer Darden Dirk Daza Nicholas Dc Barbric Jade IX Guzman Fernando IX I-a Pena Jessica IX l.a Rosa Briannc IX Larama Nicole IX Martini Robert IX Vere Hum Briannc IXIa Rama Raymond IXIara Travis Denning Kathleen Dcvitt Jacinta Dia Dc Rivera Joycclyn Diaz Brian Dillon Dinah Diinalania Dominic DiSanii Demarie Di on Christine Dominguez Michael Dominguez 188 Sophomores Katherine Donaldson Kevin Donohoe Katie Dull Anthony Ea Alexander Elmquist Ahren Engelhard! Nicole Erickson Erin Escobar Marlon Evangelista Timothy Faye Patrick Feeney Elizabeth Ferdon Nicolas Figonc Andrew Figoni Krisia Fmigan Tessa Fish Jarrod Flores Kristie Fung Ann Gaus Kristina Ghiglieri Angela Gilmore Stephanie Gong Ailecn Gonzales Andrea Gonzales Nathaniel Gould Jenna Grimaldi Margaret GuerTa Kareem Guilbeaux Nicole Guillory Phinn Jesse Guzman Victoria Gw in Elilta Habtetsion David Mall Ann Marie Hamilton Sarah Hanley Brooks Hansen Kyra Hanson Nicttolas Hartanto Keith Harvey Madana Harvey Sophomores 189 Nathalie llavv Lindsey Menken Kevin Menwood Lisa Hieks Aaron Mines Dairen Mo Kenrie I lo Patrick Molian Monica Hollins Jacquelyn Monialas Benjamin Morn Megan Muni John Murabicll Jr. Lauren Jackson Maikiko James Garrick Jang Kathleen Jennings Carolyn Jew Kayley Jones Send Karpowic Anna Keane Ashley Keaiing Matthew Kelly Palriek Kelly Jacqueline Kenley O'Bryan Kenney Brendan Kenny Tafsliad KcygfioBaUi Kevin KinkaiSc Vincent Kirkpatrick Zhanna Klcstofl' I-ric Kobuchi Kimberly Kolbc Stephan KolsanolT Nicholas Kopec Jaime Korkos Lddic Kom Jacek Ko ubck Nicolas La Rosa Laura La Zaro 190 Sophomores Matthew Lagomandno Dnmcniijuc Laincz Collin Lam Francis Lam Peter Langkammcrer FIdmond l.au Jeremy Lautan Heidi I .avelle Patrick Lawson Lara l.azarc Christina Lee Nicholas Leone Christopher Lezema Ryan l.irn Matthew Llorcnte Jenny Lo Giancarlo I-ocfflcr David Lohrey Christopher l.ollini Maricla Lopez Jennifer law Denise Lum Peter Maclcwski Natalie Magnusen Jonathan Magsaysay Maria Mahoney Zachary Makowsky Sophomores 191 Kultcn Mallarinn Jessica Manalo Kelly Nlannion Ryan Maquinana Kim Martinez Matthew Many Benjamin Matranga Erin Me Clung Emmet Me Donagh Michael Me Donnell Gregory Me Garry Juan Me Kinney Roderick Me I.cod Joseph Me Quaid Molly Melcbcr Mary Jane Mendoza Laurence Metz Kacna Middleton William Miles II Brendon Milla Michael Miller Elise Minvicllc John Mission Marcella Molina Hector Morales Sylvia Morclli John Morse Rodrigo Munoz Erik Murphy Katharine Murphy Kelley Murphy Bryn Murray Mellma Musni David Nava Kaeli Newkirk Riley Newman Emily Ng Shirley Niedao Elijah Giuseppe Nicolas Alyssa Nowak 192 Sophomores Sophomores 193 Natalie Pate Mark Perlite Laura Pcroutka Scan Phair Dominic Pkcctti Lauren Polen Alex Polonskiy Daniel Poon Michele Porter Kerry Porto Grace Qaqundah Richard Quadrclli Erclyn Quiban Rhcalynnc Quindor Mary Ramhalcs Claudia Ramirez Dustin Ray l avmla Margarit Remulla Henri Reval Andrea Reyna Michelle Rivard Mauricio Rivera Jennifer Rivicccio Megan Rogers Enrique Roldan F.lla Rollandi Jennifer Rosales Stephanie Ruaitc Alexandra Russell AJ. Sampson Sergio Santilli Elaine Santorc Stephanie Santy Annette Sarlattc Gloria Saueedo 194 Sophomores Molly Scanned Lizi Scharetg Samantha Schaukowitch Sieve Schork Ariailrc Schulz Beverly Sec Mike Sen no James Shahamiri Nicholas Silva Bren Simon Darren Smith Sunverae Smith Harden Sooper Jessame Soriano Dominique Suarez Marykate Sullivan Mark Swartz Blanca Szeto Sophomores 195 Mali S cto Arturo TufolU Angel i Tagaro Victor Tam Claire Tarison Laura Tchcydcn Hli aheth Tluxlc Ryan Tirol Hlizabcth Toonicr Angela Tones Christina Torres Kimble Torres Michael Tolah Vanessa Valera Frances Valido Mareclo Vega Adam Vogel Stephen Ward Christopher Watters Jon Wiley Luke Wilson Martina Wilson F.li ahclh Wise Matt Wittenmeier Phillip Wrttroek Edward Wdl Erika Wolf Caroline Wong 196 Sophomores Janivsc Wong Jason Wong Jennifer Wong Kalista Wong Matthew Wong Arthur Woo Patricia Woods Gabriel Wu Anne Yalon Vanessa Yap Kimberly Yee Andrew Yeung Ken Yoell Vanessa York Gcr Yparraguirre Katie Yra ahal Marta Zac h os e Angeli Zagaro l.ie el Zapanta Camille Zuniga Sophomores 197 Did you know a person needs 12 hugs a day to grow? Brian: Do I know you Eddie? Kerry can't think of a caption for her own picture. 198 Soph Candids Kristina can't decide which guy to take. She’s so contused! They stop for a quick snap while waiting out in front for their Mommie s to come pick them up. Soph Candids 199 ‘Together ‘We Can... St. Ignatius is an institution that teaches the whole person. The mind body and spirit are involved in S.l. We arc well-rounded individuals because of our Jesuit education. As Ignatians we are encouraged to be involved in extra circular activities. Weather it is a service club, academic club, athletics club, art club or an ethnic club, and they arc based on unity. Organizations unify our school, and help us get in tune with our mind, body adn spirit. We have built a strong community in our sports, clubs and most of all our organizations. The spirit that surrounds S.l. keeps our organi- zations alive. Most of the students have been involved in an organization here at S.l. We are encouraged to do and join as many as possible. Organizations arc a huge part of the St. Ignatius community. We learn about one another, and about ourselves. The involvement of different clubs and organizations in our school, is impor- tant in teaching us how to communicate together. The myriad of organizations we have at S.l. makes our student body diverse. Through organizations, we are given the ability to make use of our many talents. Our organizations hel make us better people for ourselves and most of all for others. We can help others in our community through our service. We also can serve our school. We have so many good facilities here at S.l. that one can start one’s own club. In fact, most of the organizations here at S.l. have been started by the students. To start an organization one would need some stu- dents and a moderator, then the school will then support you in your club. The school’s support is neccessary in the organizations. Most of them are supported with money from the magazine drive. The money is divided among the organizations. A big thank you goes out to the school for all their help and support in making the organization program at S.l. as wonderful as it is. The organization keeps the S.l. spirit alive. Keep on living! 200 Junior Opening Junior Opening 201 Kate Abbcnc Michael Abcndroih Dominic Abordo Maria Aguilar Alex Alcara Stephen Allan Kevin Allen Caroline Anderson Oliver Anderson Danielle Angeles Peter Antonini Alexandria Appah Maria Arieta Robert Assalino Kathryn Aveson Jennifer Balcn ucla Erie Ballelos Casey Balsham Ashley Bangart Alan Bank Tina Ban on Danielle Bcrgcz Seth Berling Andrea Bernott Caroline Bertinctti Adreanc Bcrtumcn Juliet Bctro Brian Bianchi David Boadita Joshua Borlaza Kate Bowler Jason Boyce n w a uK i Their true colors come out Jim at the girl's table?? I low unusual!! 202 Juniors Shannon Boyer Matthew Bradford Courtney Braganza Annie Laurie Breen Mary Brinck Patricia Brion Kristina Britt Erin Brosnan Ryan Brown Andrew Browne Marisva Bruce Alex Bruns Sarah Buick Stephanie Burbank Nicholas Butko Derek Cabebc Adam Cadci Elena Calvillo Catherine Campbell Matthew Candito Anthony Canepa Cara Canepa Jessica Cannata Tracy Canning Catherine Carr Dennis Carter Julia Carter Michele Carter Mol lie C'asclli A arias Castro Henry Caulkins Michael Ccechin Kevin Chan Virada Chiitikul Joseph Chiesa Juniors 203 Chrissy and Julie ofl'in (heirown little world Alex likes his women extra tall Taryn Citing Diane Chiolo Catharine Christian Peter Chu IVtcr Clifford Edward Comerford III James Costello Mary Costello Joshua Cuaton Andrew Cunis Erie Dahm Kosalyn Dayao Karen l a ols Mary IX Francis Asitha IX Silva Knstina Dec Janet IX'la Merced Luke Dinday Bryce Doyle Jennifer Draxl Erin Marie Driscoll Mariesa Duggan IXrik Dulin Erin DulCTtC Roth Ea Veronica Ensign Tiffany Evangelista Audrey Evanoff 204 Juniors Dominic Farnham Jose Fernandez Kristine Fence Kevin Finn Martha Rores Christopher Flynn Kristen Fong Sheridan Gaengcr Paul Gactani Maria Garcia Arthur Gaus Lisa Gcasc Scan Giese Anne Ginotli James Gocthals l.iam Golden Paul Goncllo Brian Gonzalez Michael Goodrich Visconti Kathryn Gopez Alexander Gorman Brian Graham Ryan Guheen Ale a Guiriha Anne llagbom La Ronna Hall Michael Hall Daniel Hanley Joshua Harris Lamar Hanis Walker Michelle ilarty Clifford Hawkins III Sean Healey Sarah Herbert Katrena Herman Juniors 205 Jonathan Herrera Christina Hipona Daniel Ho David Hogan Jessica Hosea Sara Houghton Kathleen Hubner Erin Hughes Janellc Hui John Hurley Barfccy Iskikian Jonathan Jacobitz Scott Jang Michael Johnson Ryan Joseph Thomas Kahlc Jonathan Kalhrein Julia Katz Timothy Keane Robert Kennedy Jennifer Kern Melissa Kim liric King Sorida Klinhormhual i 4 k 206 Juniors Carolyn Rolling Courtney Krause Christine Rung Ryan Kushncr Lauren Labagh Lucia Lainez Trisha Lamug Stephanie Lane Victoria Larfcowich Stephanie Iuiu IX'I I'm l.azaro II Jennifer Lee Michelle lee Michelle lee Teny lee Janine Leigh Denise Leu Jeffrey Lewis Scott Li Brian Lint Jason Lind Gina lernghitano Matthew I-ope Marit a Lopez Quintana Paul Loreni Jesvifer Lu Kimberly Lucas Paolo LuccIksi Christopher Lusarxli Kristen Maciejcwski Morgan Magilligan Marie Mahoney Katie. Becky and Jenny just hanging out No caption needed Juniors 207 Danicla Maldonado Lauren Marocvich l-cna Marlin Anllvony Martinez Brendan Me Carthy Michael Me Carthy Kelly Me Corklc Alexis Me Curn Neil Me Donagh Tracey Me Donnell Asher Me Inemey Eileen Me Inemey David McMoniglc Lucia Medina Michael Mielialskc Piiirick Michels Kathleen Michclson Knslin Minger Landon Modena Tara Molloy Jose Montoya Viviana Montoya-Hernandez Eric Moorehcsd Nicole Morgan Stephanie Moriarty Patrick Moy Michelle Muha Michelle Mulhair Bridget Mulhcm Christopher Musni Mary Naklowycz Kathry n Ncjasmich Tycho, did you gel dressed all by yourself today?? I.uke-the one and only 208 Juniors Kelli Nevi� Philip Ngai Jennifer Norman Jason Notario Daniel Nucllc Brendan O'Gara Elizabeth O'Loughlin Rebecca O'Neill Igor Olshansky Lindsey Oshila Susan Ou MonelIc Palcncia Erie Pan Roben Parker Joseph Pelleriti Andrew Pelosi Joseph Phair Raven Phillips Shannon Phillips Michael Pignati Tyler Piivell Michael Poggetti Stephen Pons Andrew PotseluelT Victoria Potthoff Matthew Powers Kristine Praxedes Jonathan Prince Juniors 209 Who’s that hottie?? ft fee What arc Tracey and Stephanie doing?? Do we really want to know? Lionel Pring Joan PlXHasio Angelica Quinonez Sliilpa Rainaiya l-aurcn Ramsey Dalia Ratnikas Tarja Rcchstcincr James Regan Jr. Hans Reich Paul Reich Francis Reyes Victor Reynolds Anthony Ribera John Robinson Darcy Rogers Katherine Rohrig Jonathan Roman Roxanne Romero Christina Roth Belinda Saavedra Ryan Salma Stephanie Sampung Stephanie Sampera Moises Sanchez 210 Juniors I Icy boys, did you lose Scan'?? Christine Sangiacomo Nicholas Scarabosio John ScaijHilla Patrick Schmidt Paige Sdtoknccht Erin Scollin Shane Scott Nicholas Serrano Donna Shannon Stephanie Shannon Ira Shaughnessy Gavin Shicls Cornelius Shim Melodic Shitnomura Marie Shin Kristopher Shinbon Cirilo Silva III Leigh Silver Kevin Siu Daniea Skibole Patrick Slattery Justin Smith Kira Smith Sidney So Hilary Spalding Matthew Stcinbock Elise Stevens Natasha Stoddard Paul Strain Jennifer Strickfadcn Brent Sullivan Cri'tin Sullivan Hannah Sullivan Beth Suntan Alexander Sundby Juniors 211 Tycho Suicr Kirk Symc Maria Szabo Emilic Szcio Jonathan Talavcra Alexandra Tan Mary Tan Janies Tassonc Leah Taylor Douglas Tennenbaum Mithu Thantyil Miihy Tharayil Julia Tierney Sean Tire! Mara Tocchini Eugene Tom Neven Tomasich Randy Torio Amanda Tueker Marc Tuinaneng Kelly Turbin Michael Tursi Cal lie ri nc Ubaldo Giselle lly 212 Juniors Mark Valenzuela Jeremiah Valera Joel Vfcach Benjamin Velasco Jr. Eric Vcnnctncycr Frank Verducci III Jason Vergara Michelle Victor Misha Villa Popcscu Christopher Villalta Marjorie Volk Matthew Wagner Michael Walters John Weir Katherine Wheeler Luke Whitehead Dante Wiley Monica Wong Stephanie Wong Gregory Wood Annamarie Wright Kenneth Yambing Michael Yec Michael Yongue Christina Yoon Veronica York Angela Yu Kelvin Yung Julia Yuo Taking control of the A little too excited student center about lunch today?? Juniors 213 214 Junior Candids Junior C'andids 215 Seniors The Class of 1999 led the S.l. community This year, the Class of 1999 has come together as a class and unified like never before. Through the wonderful senior retreat pro- gram, the fabulous Student Council which led the class in service and spirit, and the multitude of talents of each member of this un- forgettable class, the class showed its true colors as a unique, giving group of individuals. The se- nior class is of course the best class in the school and it showed through everything that they did. They were the example-setters of the school, and much admired by the entire student body. They shared their love for the school with everyone, in- cluding the, ahem, freshmen. They lived up to the expectations of being the last graduating class of the millennium, and no time soon shall they be forgotten. They car- ried the school and built a community within the school which will remain in the rest of the student body next year, paving the way for the century to come. As well, within their class they built a tight- knit community of not only classmates but friends. Their names, voices, and hearts will always ring through the halls of S.l. forever. Senior Alexis Quinn strikes a pose at lunch one day in the Student Center. 216 Senior Opening Senior Opening 217 Remember the Times Together 218 Senior Candids Senior C'andids 219 220 Senior Candids Senior Caiulids 221 Best Eyes Most Likely to be on Jeopardy SENIOR Best Dressed Biggest Flirt John Pelligrini and Erin Bisordi Joe SkifTcr and Candice Macario 222 Senior Polls Cutest Smile Cutest Couple Gina Christopher and Cory Fitzgibbon Ryan McNulty and Caroline Anderson POLLS Biggest Stress Cases Class Clowns Dennis Mak and Agnes Dziadur Chris Fox, Alex Leiva, Conor Johnston. Jihan Jeanpierre, and Lee Dolson (not pictured) Senior Polls 223 Charlene Thercse V. A halos I Icon fusion is ihc first step to knowl- edge. then I must he a genius. l.uvU MDSibsl nendsW Angelique Franeisca Blanco Agloro All things are possible to those that believe. Thanks I Love li 2 all friends ami family MomDadAx An Kathleen Mary Allen I'm sorry I never told you all I wanted to say. I love you mom. Thnx- fam.d.m.a.2PAC-4-EVA! Jonathan Aminoff I am he as you arc Ite as you are ok and we arc all together (See Addie Sam) Thanks all. Caroline Austen Anderson Sweet Caroline, good times never seemed so good “ Thanks Fam. LAX, Liz Claire. Love you Ryan G“ Kevin Aparicio I'd rather stay here with all the mad- men. for I'm quite content they're all as sane as me. Courtney Anderson And the fun just keeps cornin' at ya.“ -RCi Thanks Mom l ad Daniel Stratton Ashley Closing time-Hvcry new beginning comes from some other beginning's end. Thanks MDS 1120 Polo CM l.uv uDB Catherine Anne Avcndano I may not have gone where I intended to go but I think I luvcended up where I intended to be. Ml) Kev in Meson Nothing's wrong letting a beautiful baby know you're money and you wanna party. Swingers Thnx MDBKSN Doriana M. Bailey We are all angels born with one wing. To fly we must embrace each other. LuvYaMMDD Joe Ball To be great is to make others greater. 224 Seniors Whitney Baugh The grass was greener, the light was brighter, when friends surrounded the nights of wonder. Anna Belonogoff Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from them- selves. -Barrie Karlo Yallador Benosa If U R lucky enough to find a way of life U los e. U bas e to find the courage to live it. Angela Marie Bauman l.augh a lot ..so when you get older your wrinkles will be in the right places. Luv2Fam.Purse. David Bvnehener I am a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it. Celeste T. Berry Good judgement comes from experi- ence. And w here docs experience come from? Bad judgement. -Mark Twain Marco Bauman Joseph Bcrtolami We pri e not the winning while we enjoy it. But lost, we sec the virtue possession would not show us. Matthew Becker Bless me mopar fairy for I have sinned. Claire Elizabeth Beyer Here comes the sun-and I say. it's all right. Senior 225 Tom Blake No one can look back on his schooldays and say with truth tltal they were altogether unliappy -(i. Orwell. Thank yoti all. James W. Bonner The best way to cheer yourself up is to cheer up everybody else around you. Marc Bort-lla Every day for us something new. and nothing else matters. -Sir James llctfield Jeremy Brady I ife gets better one moment at a time; start counting. LuvU M. I . Peeps Matt Bradv l-aughter is the shortest distance be- tween 2 people. ( ccilia Brock If you ain’t got nothin', you got nothin' to lose. David Button Bound to be rough waters. Know I'll take some falls. But with the Lord my captain I make it through them all. ThxMDAEbuds Kristine Knverga Caehola Don't live daybyday hourbyhour minute by minute but cherish each sec- ond for it never returns Thx MDVI.7dwarfs Ariel Boycc-Smilh To know that one life has breathed easier because you have lived, this is to have succeeded. TXFam Jennifer Broughton It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. Ri.w; Above. Christopher fi. By rd Each bird loves to hear himself sing because Cod teaches the bird to make ivests, yet the nests of all bir� U are not alike. Caitlin (� . Callaghan II faut aller voir. -J. Cousteau 226 Seniors Edward Calvillo I wish llicrc was less corruption in (he world or more chance for me to get involved in it. Paul I..Carson Think positive and love sour life.” - Nick Ilex I lovew you M I). Bro. Friends Just the boys - and Chrystinc. Ashley Canonica Its not what you have in your life but who you have in your life that counts love2 NIDKMICliSARAJESSFNX Cynthia Marie Carter I've started so I'll finish. -Magnus Magnusson Thx mom.Thx dad. I love you. Tarell Carlhcn Pamela Victoria Chan True love will bring you out of an illu- sion and into reality but true friends will share both worlds. Harold l.uis Chun-Kosalcs Nev er underestimate the Heart of a Champion. -RudyT Johanna M. ( hang Black bird singing in the dead of night. Take these broken wings and learn to fly. Ode to kiwi Natalie Charlton I’d tell you what I REALLY think, but it would be censored Thnx Monty. Mick. Conor. CM. TJ. MPE, B Carlcton Cheng isa young S.A.M. looking for lifetime companionship. Enjoys long walks...OOPS! wrong form. Thx to all Nicole Danielle Chin A friend is someone w ho dances with you in live sunlight walks with you in the shadows. Jennifer Ching It's surprising how much memory is built around things unnoticed at the time. Love my lang luis. Seniors 227 i net ni Ldward Chiolo Never underestimate the intelligence of pro wrestlers. Just look at Gw. Jesse The Body Ventura. Matthew Chow Time misspent in youth is sometimes all the freedom one ever lias. Cilia Christopher Don’t just stand there: give ine a hug. Christopher A. C'hu I wish I had a giant marshmallow. Sheila Michele Clifford Tiffany M. Cobb Cireat things coinc in small packages. “I can’t get mad eu you look o me Love ya Mom and Dad. Cuz on the real LOOK (a me Masc TUX Mom ► Dad Q' I DJCCL KT RCi LW Katherine W. Cody If you live the life you love, you get the blessings from above. -V Morrison IT John A. Cogliandm If it wasn't for the last minute, nothing would ever get done. Thanx Mom. Dad. Brian. Buds. 228 Seniors Melanie Colburn 2ca world nagruinvsand heaven n a wildflower hold infinity n th pulmu yorhand gternitynan hr Angelique Araullo Concepcion ...then (iod created woman...he was very pleased... Luv m d. kuya. my. 7dwarfs. Michael Corleto God gives each of us talents and abili- ties. and I use mine creatively. Thanx M D, lice. I renz. Kristen Corridan The other day I got out my can opener was opening a can of worms when I thought “What am I doing? Evan K. Cowan “Eagles may soar but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines. John I). Cranston The last 20 strokes of a race is no place for a wimp. Katherine Crcmen Remember to laugh from your soul and always hold on to your dreams. Thanx M I). DominicComolli I low can I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this. Allison Michele Cota WhereTho Heart IsWillingltTI I'indA lOOOWays. Wherelt'sUnw illing IfMl'indAlOOOExcuses. Thx M. I). Michelle II. Cristofani Catch a falling star put it in sour pocket save it for a rainy day. Thnx Earn Friends. Kristina Ann Cru Life moves pretty fast. If sou don't stop and look around once in awhile you might miss it. Seniors 229 Lesley Ann Curtiss Knowing others is wisdom; know- ing yourself is enlightenment. Thanks Mom. Dad Jefl‘ friends. Colleen M. Cusack Never fear shadows. They simply mean there’s a light shining some- where nearby. Juliet Cubias Cherish Yesterday. Dream To- morrow. Live Today. Thnx M D. Fam. Frnds. Jennifer-Rose Cunanan How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard. MuchLove2Ram I'ren SRall TC Dece. Steve gets anxious without Sean Dennis Custodio You see things; and you say “Why?” But I dream things that never were; and I say “Why notTThx MD Bro. Ana l)a ila Life is short. Eat more pancakes and fewer ricccakes. Tltanx M D. bro. FR,TR MG. PB. CM. JB. WAK. Dan Davitt If you’re reading this it means they rejected my first choice. GO NINERS! Kuvilyn AI gab re Davao “There is such a thing as immor- tality. and love is at its heart.” Luv U always M. I . R. M. R. 230 Seniors I .ovis Ronald Tolentino dcDios Jai guru (.Liv a om.Nothing's gonna change my world. -Beatles. My love to M.D.Fam, Ate.l nends. Nenita I.ielen deGuzman “Your smile gave me a glimpse of heaven.” Thanks Mom. Dad P. L, Friends, “A”. I'm a hunka-hunka burnin' love! Jaclyn Marie Dia Listen to your heart, follow your dreams. keep faith in God. ThnxMomDad ChrisLaurLe ShifrahFamFren . Peter Di Bono None but he knows what that is which he can do: nor does he know until he has tried. «Emerson Rinna Mac E. Del Rosario UllavNoChoicc But2GivOfUrsclf DoUrBcstNVinOrLose WhenULuvSomething orSomc I Th. M DGKris Y JLiQNicRos SakiBomb. AlfredoAcero Dela Rosa, Jr. We have two lives...the life we leant with and the life we live with after that. Thx M. I). J. Ain. Noelle Amanda Der-McLeod “Life can only be understood backwards but must be lived forwards. -K. Luv Thax- M.D.E.K.U.M.A Jenny Kathryn DeVoto Don't cry because it s over, smile because it happened. Luv thnx 2 M D, Friends, Y” Seniors 231 Mull Di Cino High school is like a roll of toilet pa- per. you lake it for granted until it's gone. Kulherine Anne Dillon Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die tomorrow. Thx Ml). l.ee S. Dolson Kids, daddy didn't really look like this. Thanks family, F.lilc X. Mr. I). and who've touched me in SI Drama. Sean Donovan Play a please. I'm the real ntaccaroni and cheese. Thanx M I). Friends. Sup Sup. Yeah Yeah. Fli aheth Ashley Driscoll Wait... WHAT?!?Thanks M l). lirin. Jenny. Claire. KK. and friends A Rafal Dud iee Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. Betsy Dintalanta Do not follow where the path may lead go instead where there is no path anil leave a trail.' Lauren Dito It's alright letting yourself go. as long as you can get yourself hack. I uvUM D, V.B.IM.FS.AT.I.R.KD • M Philip J. Downs. Jr. Man: I exist! Universe: That fact h3s not created in me a sense of obli- gation. Thnx Fball Cats. M. I). (� od. Francesca C. Drino To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides. Grazic mom.dadsis.bcar. I loveu! Jeffrey Dav id Duervon I get up around 11 I used to get up on time I don't worry about nothin eu worryings a waste of my time. Maria Karla Dugvon What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but to suffer the loss of his soul. 232 Seniors Sarah dela Cru Dulatre if i could reach up hold a star 4 each lime u'vc made me smile the entire sky would b in the palm of my hand ma pops 7 DWARFS C hristopher Raymond Dulav Some things arc just better off left un- said ... Fiona Blake Dunbar Nothing's impossible, only inflam- mable.' -Prize Chicken Danielle Dion Dutertc The stares of a million pairs of c es and you'll never realize You Can't C Me. Thanks M.D.M.Q+1. Hoops. Seniors 233 Susanna Krndall Farlicr “OilCC in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right, -Sublime Daniel l-ouis Figoni I am going to graduate on time no matter how long it takes. Oirystal .lane Fnntanillu The mind covers more ground than the heart but goes less far: I l.ovc You Mom Dad. fam. “Dwarfs Ryan Feeney Just Like A Sav” Thanks to those who'vc always been tIvere for me. Sierra Zwald Fish Let your hook be always cast. In the pool where you least expect it. there will be a fish. -Ovid Laura Anne Forrest No matter how thin you slice it. it's still baloney. Joseph Flore l ong live the emperor. Thanks M. D. and K Brian Fsquivcl I'd like to apologize for all my future offenses. Los e ya Ma. Pa, Stobes, and Bear. Jack Ferdon Coming down the roadWatching ev- ery movc kicking in the doors taking what we choose. -Megadeath Christopher J. Fox I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints; the sinners arc much more fun. Mark Fellini The real great man is the man who makes every man feel great, thanks M. I), sis. Corey Fit gibbon Strength and power bring fame, but it is the heart and soul that make a cham- pion, 234 Seniorss hrivtian F. Frank A person is smart, its people that are stupid. -Brian Womer Alison Gahricllc Gilmore Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest • Twain Thanks GodM+D.D.BCC.M Keilana Marie Frank Success is i ot achieved by hard work alone; mix it with strength from God and you’ll luxe a winning recipe.” Nicole II. Freitas Make me a bird so I can fly far. far. far away.” John Garcia lamPlagucd ByDoubtsWhat I IT-very- thinglsAnlllusionAndNothingF.xists? InThatCase.l DcfinitclyOvcrpaid ForMyCarpet. Flliol Geidt Broken promises don’t upset n� c. I just think, why did they believe me? Joseph Shcerin Gaus I’m even lethal when I’m unarmed. - Public Enemy Paul Anthony Ghilieri Every man dies. Not every man really lives. -William Wallace Mel Gibson) Gatiriclla Nicole Giuliani Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind.”-Rolling Stones. Thx M D Jason Gonic Touch your fear. Don’t be afraid. 'Cause it's the end of something. Rhoncil Galicia No one can make you inferior without your consent. Thanx- M.D.Family. Nik,Friends Ryan A. Gon ale Men sharpen men like steel sharpens steel. I.earn from others examples so you don’t make their mistakes. Seniors 235 Michelle Gray Be brave. Even if you're not prelend to be no one ean tell the difference xoxo fam friends Angela Honora Guglielmino Go confidently in the direc- tion of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined. Ariel Guiriba represent my ambi- sti ivc to be different, like Mike, when I can Jake Hale Shannon Handy I f people were not supposed to eat Do Not follow where the path may animals, then why are they made lead: go where there is no path out of meat? leave a trail. Thx M D. C.T Fmz David Gu .man Don't put off'for tomorrow, what can be done today Ian Hanson I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is to try to please everyone. 236 Seniors Audrey Adele Harris Slow down, you're movin' too fast. Got to make this moment last-Paul Simon Victoria llartanto It's something unpredictable, but in the end is right. I hope you had the time of your life. Thx M P Thomas I). Harvey, III What is the use of living, if it not be to strive for noble causes and to make this world a better place. Dianne Dioneda Haw Ifu think somethin small cant make a difference-try sleepin w a mosquito in da room luryafam 7dwarfs Vanessa M. Hawkins Think wrongly if you please, but in all cases think 4 yourself. Luv ya ma pa. Thanks 4 everything! Hansen Ho The secret of success is to know something nobody else knows. Christopher Marc Holbrook I came, 1 saw, I conquered. Admit defeat. Much love to da crew: SL. PL. JM, AW, MS, CE, CS. RC Patrick Hogan Falling down is not disgrace-the disgrace is being too scared to get up and keep going. Steven A. Hong Maxims re like calculus...interesting at first but ultimately useless. Robert Eaton Hum No economic inequality can sur- vive the working of biological in- equality. Thx I). M. L for ev- erything! Brian Joseph Hurley Grow antennae, not horns. Valerie Anne Francesca Ibarra YouSecUsAsUWant2SeeUs,In SimplestTcrms M ostC omen - icntDcfinitions.'That sWhatWc Thought.-BClb M.Bros.99 Mary Klanor Ignacio This is fun. but is this all there is? From SPONGE Seniors 237 Ivan Jakic “I like sleepy lime, that's «hem I get to be a viking!” - Ralph Wiggum Mark Allan Jaochico If life was a one-way street, make a U-turn and go your own way. Tltanks fanv friends. Paul James K. Jean I’ll never reach my destination if I never try and so I will sail my vessel until the river runs dry. Maya Jihan Jeanpierre All I ask is that I’m treated no less than a queen. Thx luv Mom. Dad Jamal. Q l. Ryan Erik Jensen No man can lose what he never had. -Walton W illiam Conor Johnston I may not be the smartest, the best looking, or the most successful. but...oh wait, yes I am. Ryan Kricson Juan There an; two rules for ultimate suc- cess in life: 1. Never tell everything you know. Niall Kavanagh “Virtuous satisfaction is the essence of satisfied virtues.” I’m a philoso- pher. Thank you Mom. Dad Brian. Bill, and friends (WPP ami Bach) Matthew R. Jones He was thrown out of the Mounties for eating peas off of his knife. Tripp Jones If I said we came out on top I would have lied but all and all it was a wild ride. Thnx M.D.KAT.RTP 'Tommy Kazarian Ever a secret to itself. Matthew Kern Its a shame family can be tom apart by something as simple as wild dogs. -reV Vivian Sami khoury Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. I love you Mom. Dad and fam- ily. Kristina I . Kiisk Some people come into our hearts quickly go. Some stay fora while leave footprints on our heart wean; never the same. Adam Kleinhenz The lolly pops were free, but the anti- dote is gonna cost you. Kelly Marie Knipp I faced it all and I stood tall, and did it my way. -Frank Sinatra LoveU Dad Mom. Joe. and Karly 238 Seniors Trey eats his pre-game snack Erin Hilary l apping “No inhibitions - make no conditions; get a little outta lino.” S. Twain Thanks M+D Kimberly Tina I.au What lies ahead of you and what lies behind you is nothing compared to what lies within you. Albert Brandon Kolbe I must not fear. Fear is the mind- killer.’ -Dune Jason Kong I ligh school's a stepping-stone of my heart's desire, ami an eternal rcllec- tion of my internal fire. Eva Kwan “Happiness isn’t good enough! I de- mand euphoria! Don’t settle4!ess! 2MDbroLL$-u met my demand- LUVu Danielle Michelle Lanam I l(x k iq ai tire stars and wonder, wlren will we be going back, and who will that be. LuvUfam. Carlos Lavin jThere are two reasons I do tilings...the I good reason and the real reason - Thanks M. D. A. B. FRIENDS Chrystine Marie Lawson You’veGotToBc Tough WhcnConsu m e d ByDcsire.’Cause It'sNotEnough JustToStandOutsidc ThcFire.Thx MDKRTSAT8S G Isn't that what you are suppose to do on Retreat? Seniors 239 Angela May Lee Pan of u lias grown in me together foreva we shall be never apart maybe in distance but not in heart. Donna Wcishin I.ee Even if our roads may part, just remember, you have a friend in me. M, B, S. H, friends thankyou. Paul Robert Lawson If I truly want to do something. I will. Much love to my homies. Jaehee Lee Man is harder than iron, stron- ger than stone and more frag- ile than a rose. Thanx M+D KP4ever Albert Lee “If you worry about what might be. and wonder what might have been, you will ig- nore what is LuvM DGod Friends KK- r00Thx2AII Steve Kim Lee Pcrtotcdiscriminaterumiter tendimus. Success is the re- fined study of the obvious. I'll see you at the top! Stuart F. I.ee One can live magnificently in this world if one knows how to work and how to love. Alex Leiva I got fate on my shouklcis and time on my mind. S.I. is tunning and I’m fallin behind. MADFAFD Alton K. Lee Strive for the extraordinary, but never forget the ordinary. Thnx all. Michcal Leonardo Advice is what we ask for when we already know the an- swer but wish we didn't. Jessica Libien And then God created women. Much love Mom.DadLS. T Dad Step, and friends. Jason S. Lueck Sometimes to make yourself feel better, you have to make others feel worse.” -HJ Simpson Erica Andrea Lipton My mom had a great deal of trouble w ine but I think she enjoyed it Luv u Mom Dad Lola JL CC JW AM MS Yukhong Lum “The circle is complete. When I first came to you. 1 was but a student...But now, I am the master.” -Darth Vadar Nicholas Jeng Fung Louie A thing worth having is some- thing worth cheating for. Thnxs M+D, Frnds Liza J. Luna A smile once expressed can 4ever change the heart of another. -T.S. My los e and Thanks Mom. Dad Bro. ■I Andrew Lusardi We're on a mission From God. -Blues Brothers Thanks M D, bro. Stephen Lynch I never really knew how to swear, until I learned how to drive. Luv 2 Mom, Dad Sis. Sos. NRG racing. SI Candice Bridget Macario Good times come, good times go. I only wish the good times would last a little longer. Thx M.D FRNZ Jennifer Anne Mak I came. I saw. I conquered. Love to Mom. Papa. Brendt, and friends Jcanninc M. Marques When U meet a person dont judge them by their situation in life b e who knows they just might end up being your best friend. -IX' Shifrah Kli aheth Marquis Dear Mumsy: Where I lose is home- home that my feet may leave, but not my heart. Love you. Karla Abcllanosa Magsalin Ifl.ifesAsSiniple AsAddition Suh- traction AddDaf ioodThi ngs 2Sumlt Up Takc AwayUrProblems 21'mdA DilTcrcnccSBull. Daniel C. Mallegni You tell ’em l m coming a hells com- ing with me. Mike Mahoney Nice Night Marc Maniscalco If you have money you can do any- thing. Thanx Circuit City. Mom. Dad and Olivers SI baseball 16 Dennis Mak I sound my barbaric yawp over the roofs of live world. -W. Whitman Jeffrey Marveletli I’d ratlier be disliked for who I am. titan liked for who I'm not. Thanks M. I), LI.. Mr. Devine. Odd Couple Okay gals... SQUEEZli! I.orcna C. Marque No matter what your paM lias been, you have a spotless future. Thanks family Stephanie Cecilia Martinclli Go seek happy days through happy nights, . and a pair of glo-sticks... 242 Seniors Christopher Anthony Murtine Life right now is like straddling a fence: one leg on one side, one leg on the Oliver. Frankly, it hurls. Carols n Matranga (rood will, like a good name, is got by many actions, and lost by one.” - Jeffrey Love M.IXBros.Buds Ian Joseph Mayne The only way to win in life is to have confidence...so why not. I ain the Greatest. Margaret McCarthy A true friend stabs you in the front. - Oscar Wilde Molly A.K. McCivcrn Our colorful gifts comfort our souls' delicate w ings. Arter achieving unity, we can then fly away. Lisa McNabh When somebody hugs you. let them be the first to let go. Alaina Marie McGowan-Casserly Be afraid. Be very afraid. Ryan McNulty Yabba Dabba Doo! -Fred Thanks Ram. Buds. Cats, Love you KK Marisa McCarthy I've got all my life to live. I've for all my love to give. Thanks S.I.. M. I) Joseph T. McCormac HiMyNamelsJoc. And I Work I nA Button Factory... In the end only kindness nutters -Jewel ThxM. I). Club Joe 4 Life Patricia W. McGuire I am not afraid of storms for I am learn- ing how to sail my ship. John McLaughlin “Someday you'll tell your grandkids about n� e.“ Seniors 243 Alicia Nicole Meeks If t' only work on days when U feel good U won't get anything done.Thx Mont Dad Fam JW FL MS Team Jacob Menjivar The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they' set for it. but what they become by it. Astrea Jean Mission Life I of those test questions in school: Uknow, there’s an apple, an orange a goat. Isabel Teresa Clara Mize Happiness is perfume. U can’t pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself.Luv U LUVFAM BUDS M D.AT.LD.FS. Chervl Marie Miculob 2 The World U May Mean I Per- son. But 21 Person You May Mean The World. Thanx Luv2: Fam.Frendz.SBall Alexander C. Miller The future doesn’t belong to the faint hearted it belongs to the brave. Jack .1. Mogannam Whether you think that you can. or that you can’t, you are usually right. ThanksM+D, fam.friends. Christopher John Monroe “Knowing me is half the battle. 244 Seniors Shannon Elisabeth Moore I cant remember all the times I tried 2 tell myself2 hold on these moments as they pass.MDPCKJ Kristel Heidi Na al Ifyou want your dreams to come true-don’t ovcrsleep!-AH Thx fam.fricnds.N GP Lo pride!! Emily Muhl Anthony Mu atti He happy in your work. Colonel Saito Nehwrenda l.anita Nolde With every tomarrow comes a chance to out-do yesturday. Emily and Conor bond at lunch Jennifer Oh The only way to truly love some- thing is to know that it can he lost. ThnxM.D. fam friends Gloria On If equal affection cannot be. let the more loving one be me. Elena Orque Sometimes there are just no words. Iony Nannini “Life is a progress from want to want, not from enjoyment to en- joyment. ThxM D, Mik.Fmds Vicki Ng I hope You Smile As You Think Of Me As I Smile When I Think Of You. You Loved Me So Well I Couldn't I lelp But Do The Same. LLLOVE Katherine E. O’Keeffe “Never Delay Joy! I I.uv U With All My I lcartMom.Dad.Dan.I.is.Nojck. Ash.Mich.Sar.Fam FRZ Juliet Ruby Austria Palarca Bill, strange thing are afoot at the circle K. Seniors 245 Michael Peter Pallari There is no point unless you're having fun! Thanks- M+D+Ang +Lisa • FilitcS i. Emily Palmer Don't burn bridges. Youll be surprised how many times you have to cross the same river. Andrew T. Paoli Yo.ho! Yojto! A Pirates life for me! - Pirates o t Carribean Thanks Mom Dad, I )ave.I 'fiends,Bach3. Christina Theresa Pa l«fT If each life is just a grain of sand. I’m tellin you. man. this grain of sand is mine! - Iris DcMcnt James Michael Panganiban Ifyou look to others for fulfillment you will never be fulfilled. True liappiness comes from within. Marie Christine Pantangco Through the wind I can feel your strength through your emotion I can feel my music Fam.Sb.M M. FrcnzLuvUAII I last a Luego San Ignacio Cristina E. Payne I lowya gonna w in when you ain't right within? Ah Auh come again! Thx to Ciodmomdad NPOPJJ andtltcquad' 1 Michael A. Payne I walk slowly but I never walk backwards 246 Seniors John Pclligrini Everyone should have a friend like me. Gina Marie Pelleriti “We arc made strong by the difficul- ties we face, not those we evade. - Th. MJ.T.E.F+F.I Love You Natasha Colleen Pendergast Eventually. the one who w ins in the one who things she can. “Yo quiero Taco Bell!” Lots of Luv Jessica Perez I Hear And I Forget. ISccAndl Remember. I Do And I Understand. ConfuciusThxDadFor S24.000+ril Have To AskYouForSl 20.000� morc Nap time Norma Yesenia Perez I caught a glimpse of your unguarded heart, our fingertips touched and that my mind tore as apart. Anthony Pinell If you play your cards right, everything is gonna be alright'‘-Tupac Thanks to my famile, CKPB.MG.AD.WAK Robert P. Poquez It is only if you risk going too far can you possibly discover just how far you can go. Daniel Luke Portman Count not. waste not the years on the clock. Behold. I stand at the door and knock. Dan Provence There arc three kinds of people, those who can count and those who can’t. Angela Puey If you build up too many tomorrows...all you end up with are a bunch of empty yes- terdays. Brian Quart Love is a universal language. Speak it loud. Alexis M. Quinn Don't be reckless w other peopled Ircarts. Don’t put up w people who are reckless w yours. Thx M D Seniors 247 Kristine MarieT. Quiroz After a certain number of years, our faces become our biographies. Thanks mommy.daddy.and PJ! Brendan Owen Raven Too many people arc ready to carry the stool when the piano needs moving. Conor I.. Riffle Conor smiled at General Bentley Dorrell, war-hero anti 4-star general, and shot him in the finger. Matthew Thomas Rivard One day is worth two tomorrow. Valerie K. Quock The struggles in life arc often the struggles for truth. Shccla Ratlhakrivhnaii The only closed doors in life arc those which we do not have lltc guts to open Thanks fam. friends Justin Michael Rccacho On the eighth day God preached per- fection and created me. MUCHLUVM4D. Jasc.Borg. W'ookie.Palacc Pals. Dominique M. Revel Accept that somedays you're the pi- geon and somedays you're the statue. Thanks M.D.H, and Friends. How Cute! F'ranccssea Carolina Rivera I am a princess and this is my king- dom. Thanks M l). MR. A l).P B.E P.F D.K CJ love you all. Tara Aiding Rodgers Hand in hand is the only way to land and always the right way round.-Cure Alvaro Ramirez “Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Albert F.instein.Thanx M.D.F'riends Alena Michelle Reyes To accomplish great things, we must not only act. but 3lso dream, not only plan, but also believe. Christopher Riley Life is a bizarre ride to the far side. Laura Catherine Rnmain There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. Thx M l). D.K.K.N. 248 Seniors Peter Romanovsky We make a living by what we can gel. but a life by what we can give. Rochelle R. Rubio You never lose by loving.You always lose by holding back.Love u Mom. Dad, Ryan. Val.Mikc. 7DWA R PS Jonathan David Roybal Do you know what the worst part about it is? I never learned to read. - Wavnc Emily Anne RufTo This is my life, and this is my time. I have been give the freedom to do as I see fit. REM ThxMDJ Fmz Victor Saniore Jaime Salinas If you stop trying now. then you'll never know what could have come of it in the future. Felicia S. Sanchez Can I sail thru changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Luv2M D. bro.AT.JM.IM.I.IXAS Christina M. Sander The future belongs to those who be- lieve in live beauty of their dreams.”- E.R. Kairos high Seniors 249 Ryan San Juan Happiness is gelling everything you want. Success is wanting everything you gel. Luv Ya M.D.R.R. Jaclvn Santiago Success is gening whal you wanl Hap- piness is liking what you get. Sabrina Sanlilli Don'tWalklnFrontOlMc WaitForMc ToFol low. Don't W a I k Bellind Mc Wa i t For M eTol.cad. JustWalkBcsitlc Mc BeMvFricnd Robert Armstrong Saylc, III Don’t lake the funk on a nasty dunk- Was.ain.will be.. Stephen Michael Scarpulla What is dignity without honesty? Thank you mom. dad, John, Francis, and Micaela! Mcagan Lynne Scharetg Savor the moment, for it w ill soon be a memory. XOXO Mom. Dad. I..B.T.Fmds. 2 Alison Selilageter I believe you can have it all. You just can’t have it all at one timc. -Oprah I.UV2 M.D.K I. DL.FS.CL. Nictor J. Santore You don't make up for your sins in church - you do it in the streets. -Mean Streets Megan l iken Scnnncll LifelsNotTricdltlsMcrclySurvivedlf YoureStandingOutsidcTheFirc. ll.uvU MDMS Kairos X DC(i • LAX99 Frenz Belli Schmitt Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die tOday.'Thanx S Mcms D.M.PPXT.Friends 250 Seniors Jeffrey Schneider Light travels taste than sound which is why some people appear to be bright until you hear them speak. Matthew Selijj I'd rather not fail, so I'm not even go- ing to try. Love to All Peter K. Scliga Wise men never let yesterday s mis- takes use up too much of today. Sara Senno Life moves pretty fast. Ifyou don't stop anil look arouivd once in a while, you could miss it. Thx F F Josepji Sheehy III Lee. is this heaven? Michael Sica Ik the ball Danny. Ik the ball. Thanks M.D.K. and Buds. Seniors 251 Tonilyn A. Sideco If I'm the director of my own life, then I'm going to do the soundtrack too.“-RM. Fam-8-Fmz: Gina Diane Sigillo Take your passion and make it happen...You can have it all. Kosclyn Jeannette Siino You never really know what you have until its gonc-Much lo c thanks to Mom. Dad family friends Nicholas James Silxer Celebrate we will because life is short but sweet for certain-DMB ThanksM I )LG AnnieMSKTA K Stephen Silvestri Eat Drink And Be Merry For Tomorrow We May Die. Thx:M D,Gps,Sis,DMB Joseph S. Skiffer Don't chase 'em replace ‘cm. thanx M.D.Sister.C “Do you like see food?” Alexa Smialowicz All this breathing in. never breathing out. -Ben Folds Claire Nicole Marie Smith Lead me not into temptation.I can find the way myself. Kimberly Chanel Smith Many things w ill catch your eye but few' things will catch your heart. Pursue those. - Passion Michael Sean Maurice Smith Even though all your li es w ill be bused on oppressing me. I will succeed in greater ways that all of you combined. 252 Seniors Sophia Soohoo Some people come into our lives and quickly go.some stay awhilc.lcavc footprints in our hearts.and we are never the same. Kris R. Soudah A great thought is a thrust outward a daring act. Daring is one of the essencc.'Thanx M D. Fam. Friends Addie Spence Corporation tea shirt stupid bloody tuesday man you been a naughty boy you let your face gam long Sam Stafford I am the cggman.they are the eggmen. I and the walrus. Goo goo g'joob. I.uke Stanton Not everyones a hero. So why don’t you just sit on the bench and clap «as I go by. Tltanx MDJ. LAX Sara Ann Suntan “Experience, which destroys innocence, also leads one back to itJames Baldwin Brooke Emily Spezzano Imagine peace and a flying bubble of joy, whispering silly music in a starry night sky. Sara Stahl No great genius lias ever existed with- out some touch of madness. Thanx fam friends. I los e you dawgs! Jennifer Murray Strain Smile a lot. It costs nothing and is beyond price. Thanks Mom Dad Paul Eric JG Coaches and Friends. Katy Sun A day without the sun would be very dark.-ETUX MDJ WP XOXO Everyone needs at least eight hugs a clay Jose Migcl Suarez. Seven days without laughter makes one weak. Mionka Erin Sullivan Work like u don’t need money, love like ii’ve never lov ed dance like no one’s watching! THXcveryoneSLML Charles Suncin Ray Sutton I feel the need I feel the need Someday, you’ll thank me.” for speed!!! Peaces all— Seniors 253 Kristin R. Tacorda “No bird «Kirs too high. I 11k soon; with his own w ings. Thanks Lowe: Family, Friends, S. D.TC, L V Karva Tam Our care should not bo so much to live long, as to live well. Thx M, D. Karbo. Friends. Alexander Ria .Taplin Look who's around when your you’re down, they're your friends. -Raspy Victoria F.lise Terheyden In every woman there is a Queen: speak to the Queen and the Queen will answer. Love you M, I). J Kathryn Taheny Walk on with hope in sour heart and you'll never walk alone.” Thx M.D.AJ.K.N. M.S.SJ.C.L.D Jenille Mart he Tan Moving on is easy, teaming things- hatd But those who touch your hcan'II always be with ou. Karl Telleen O. it is excellent to have a giants strength, but it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. WShkspr Terika Tischcr You do your thing your way. and I'll do my thing my way. ;Viva Pete y La Quinta! Giselle I li bfth TalkofT Dickson lam Against lire assault of laughter noth- Lose touch of it not. love ingcan stand.”MT_Thx Mom Loveya love's path emotions' herald. The Bench Clique” The Bovs. life's heart, greatest of the five. Patrick M.Tobin I want to thank my friends. See ya in college! Thx M, Sean. Dan. etc. Kristina M. Tom The past is not only for forget- ting. 254 Seniors Mario Tomasich Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today. Joseph lotah Life is fast and intense catch up or fall down much love to family friends to Christy you make me complete Alexandra C. Trcdinnick It’s hard to let go. isn't it? Thx M D, A. FS. IM. LD. and the guys. Regina Felicia Unegovskv I don't wanna, you can’t make me, narny narny boo boo. Chris Uskert I can accept failure. Everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not try- ing. Thx Mom. Ray. Derek, Elite 8 Karen KarYunTso Do not follow where the path may lead. (Jo. instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. -Shaw Mario Francisco Crquilla Life is a game, be a player. Thx M D Reb M Mack FAM 99 Kelsey Uy Terry Yuen Uyeda As my coach always said. The CREAM of the crop rises to the top. The rest we throw away.’” -CD Jaclyn Verducci Pride is holding your head up when others have theirs down. Courage makes you do it. ThxMDAJ Frcnz Drew Virk It ain't easy.” Thanx 4 the love Mom, Dad, Bros. KJ. Special thanx to all my boys in the class of'99. Michelle l. nn Yolpo The moment may be tempering, but the memory lasts forever. Thanks Mom Dad Mike Nikki Gina Seniors 255 ('hnslal Nega Ya Failing 2 Fetch Me At 1st Keep Encouraged.M i s s i M cI PlaccScarchAnother. IStopSomc where Wait 4U.I.uv2MI)LangLuis Kathryn Anne Waller I'm always late...but worth the wait! XOXO Mom Dad John Thx WP crew Jasmine l.atrice Washington John F. Willenborg Just let you soooul glow. Thanx Need I say more. God. I). M. J. J. fam, buds. much love to that silly ole bear. Cordelia Henning Wolf If I can stop one heart from breaking, my life will not be in vain. Thanks Mom. 256 Seniors Alexander Wong Those who say it cannot be done.should not interrupt those in the process of doing it Diana Wang I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately. I wanted to live deeply and to suck out the marrow of life. Matt Ward In the game of life even seats behind the plate interest me. I came to play! Milan Williams ‘Tin a picses but I'd rather be a killa Whale. Peter Alexander Wilson “I do what I want - Me Jasmine M. Wong Life isn’t about finding your- self. Life is about creating yourself. Thanks M I) sis Friends Kevin Andrew Wong If you love something, set it free. I fit comes back, it's yours. If it doesn’t, it never was yours. Julie Yap Let your won discretion be your tutor: suit the action to the word, the word to the action. Luv 2 All Deanna Valerie Yick The play of life goes on-that we each might contribute a verse. Lovc Thanks family and friends. Jonathan Michael Yee The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.-E. Roosevelt Thx Mom.Dad.Ali Michael Cheng Yip I’m short. Life’s short. What a coincidence! Megan Mei-Won Wong Everything I do. I do for you. Jeffrey Wozniak I low many girls and how much love. fun. and friendships can a guy take. Aubrey Zapanta Life is so short so make the best out of it. afterall you hold you own destiny. Thx.M+D+Fam. Iloveya Jonathan Zamora With great power comes great responsibility. Anthony Devora Next year Wil cats, now where d that D go? Juliana Smith “ILLBETMAT! MuchLovcMom DadMikcDQUADANDl DaughtcrsOfthhelloC'lickHC JORREMNHOJRCSO Hoop Dreams4Life Seniors 257 Senior Candids Fabulous; darling... just fabulous! We're having cheez-it’s for lunch! 258 Seniors Good times Laura... please chew before you smile! Hula-hoopin’ Jackie Seniors 259 Editors-in-Chief: Katie O'Keeffe and Katie Aveson As Editors-in-Chief, we would like to take this opportunity to express our utmost gratification to everyone who worked so hard to make this Yearbook. To Ms. Schwarz and the following section editors, thank you so much! This book wouldn't be here without you. Also, to all our friends, whose patience with us all year and especially during deadlines was amaz- ing: we love you guys! To the student body: we apologize for any mistakes we made in representing this wonderful year and hope you enjoy the book! Finally, from Katie O’Keeffe: Have a great next year, yearbook staff! I'll miss you! Student Life: Angelique Agloro, Danielle Callaghan, Peter Clifford, Rina Del Rosario. Kan a Tam Thank you all so much for all your hard work on this year book. Al- though your section was shorter than some of the others, you guys came in to help with ev- eryone else on your free time. We really appreciate all of you. Peter, Danielle, Rinna, Leec, and Karva: thank you! Your section is awesome. In the process, we have all become closer and appreciate your reassuringness and friendship just as much as your hard work. Rinna, Angelique, and Karva: we'll miss you next year! Good luck in all you do. Peter and Danielle, good luck with next year: you are great workers and will make a great team next year. Thanks again...you guys are the best! Sports: Alena Reyes, Hilary Spalding, Mike Yongue, Julia You Between articles, pictures, and captains, sports can at times be the most hectic and stressful sections to do, and you guys were unbe- lievable! Thanks so much for being so hard-work- ing, dedicated, calm, dependable, and fun to work with. All of those traits really paid off, and your hard work is evident when one looks at your sec- tion. We realize how busy each of you was with other extracirriculars (swimming, soccer, chorus, etc.) and we really appreciate the way you balanced your time between those and the yearbook. Alena, you're awesome! Good luck next year! Hilary. Mike, Julia: 1 (Katie A.) certainly hope you have the courage to deal with yearbook one more year, because you guys are each incredible, irreplaceable workers. Thanks again for everything! Organizations: Janine Marques, Rosie Siino, Megan Wong Janine, Rosie, and Megan, your section looks great. You were so organized this year, and we could always depend on your section to be done well and right on time. You all worked tirelessly to complete your section and you are each greatly appreciated. Thank you for your patience with us as well as with all the people you worked with, and for your helping hands whenever we needed you. Good luck next year in college and in all you do! We wish you all the best. 260 Ignatian Editors Freshmen section: Gia Enriquez, Noelle Formosa Gia and Noelle, thank you so much for coming in whenever we needed you. We realize deadlines were last-minute and handling yearbook on top of everything else that’s new freshmen year was tough, but you guys did wonderfully. Thanks especially for your pictures. Your hard work really paid off and was much-appreciated. We’re sure you will be vital members of the staff in years to come as your responsibilities increase, if you choose to continue working, which we hope you do. Thanks again! Sophomore section: Nicole DeMartini, Anne Marie Hamilton, Kerri Porto We can’t begin to tell you how much we appreciated everything you did this year. Sorry we weren’t organized enough to start you working earlier on in the year, but we loved the initia- tive you showed in wanting to help and your continued dedication once we did get you started. Your section looks awesome! And your help on other sections did not go unnoticed nor unappreci- ated. You guys are wonderful workers-very calm, organized, and dcdicatcd-and I (Katie A.) look forward to working with each of you next year. Thanks again for all that you did! Junior section: Juliet Betro, Marie Mahoney Juliet and Marie, we hope by this point in your yearbook career you realize how awesome you are and how the book really couldn't be here without you. Your section is wonderful and we really appreci- ate your picture-taking, your organization, your dedication, and your incredibly calm, friendly personalities which are so important in the office around a deadline. Sorry for all of the times we got in your way. We hope you continue to work next year, because in that case we know that whatever section you decide to do will turn out just as wonderful as its editors. You guys are awesome-thanks again for everything! Senior section: Carleton Cheng, Noelle Der-McLeod, Lisa McNabb You guys rock! Your section has turned out beautifully. Noelle, Lisa, and Carleton we could have never gotten this book completed without you. Noelle and Lisa, we really appreciate how much you gave of your time, especially the time you gave over vacation to make this important section as wonderful as it is. Carleton, your help with the quotes and chosing of the pictures was great, and your sense of humor and calmness was so reassur- ing. Each of you made this year so awesome, (from Katie): We did it, guys! Senior year is over. What an exciting event. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, and good luck in all that you do! You’re the best, thanks again. Administration: Anne Gaus, Denise Lum, Alexandra Russell, Addie Spence All of you really worked as a team and it shows in your sec- tion. We know how difficult it can be to organize the pictures in the administration section, on top of getting the rosters and doing the layouts, and you guys were wonderful. Alexandra, Anne, and Denise, your layouts were awesome! I look for- ward to working with you all next year. Addie, thank you so much for all of your hard work and dedication. Your patience was undying and much-appreciated, especially after various pictures were lost. Good luck next year and in all that you do. Thanks again, everyone! Ignatian Editors 26! Special Thanks to... Ms. Schwarz Miss Sullivan Stan Wyne Mr. Totah Mr. Grealish Erica Lipton Sierra Fish Jasmine Washington Tonilyn Sideco Jaclyn Verducci Lyn Dayao Nenita DeGuzman Valerie Ibarra Felicia Sanchez Kelly Knipp Morgan Magilligan Annie Wright Cara Canepa Beth O'Loughlin Elilta Habtetsion This book truly would not have been a reality without each and every one of you. Whether making layouts, taking or developing pictures, or typing out headings and rosters, the time and energy you devoted was much noticed and appreciated. You made our always- hectic deadlines much easier, and you can't imagine how important that is to us. Your hard work and reassuring smiles made you wonderful to work with, and we mean it when we say... we couldn't have done it without you. 262 Special Thanks Autographs 264 Autographs