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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1975 volume:

Saint Ignatius College Preparatory San Francisco 1975 People, sort of a funny word. It means so much, and so many things to each of us. With it, we can realize our world is a true and worthwhile experience. We pave a way into it, no matter how small or seemingly meaningless it is. In doing so, we work with others. So, in time, we discover the most important part of our experience is people. As one goes on in life, one can see that there is not just one type of person— everybody is different .in their own way; everybody has their own proffession, ideas and futures. Part of our diver- sity, as we now go to one school, is that we all come from our own areas and we’ll go our paths. With so many differences, is there any reason as to what holds us together? It can be said that there is a bond of unity between every- one. The realization is that we see a part of ourselves, in the other person and we want to invest ourselves in that other person, it is this more than anything else that makes this community we call S.l PEOPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 34 Art Publicity Committee 14 Student Council 36 Rally Committee 16 Home Coming Queens 38 KZIC 18 Sunday Night Liturgy 39 Sanctuary Society 20 Student Workers 40 Christian Life Community 21 Service Club 42 Block Club 22 Band 43 Stage Crew 24 B.S.U. 44 Forum 25 A.S.C. 46 C.S.F. 26 Dances 48 Administration 28 Cheerleaders 52 Freshmen 30 Ambient 64 Sophomores 0 32 S.l. Outbound 76 Juniors auoaj Student Council 1974 - 75 STUDENT COUNCIL (IcTi to right): Harvey Christensen, Service Club President: John Bernstein. Sophomore Class President. Standing front: Brian Fitzgerald, Inside S.l. Editor: Peter Asliz, Eorum President: Joe Leach, C.I..C. President: Dave Kiyasu, A.S.C. Chairman: Rocco Papale. Junior Class President: Carey Candau. Senior Class President. Standing back: Ron Bergcz, C.S.F. President: Bob Higgins, Ignatian Organizing Editor: Scan Walsh, Sanctuary President: Paul Solari, Hand President: Paul McCarthy, Mock Club President: Mr. Charles T. Murphy. Opposit Page — bottom Elected Officials (left to right): Tony Santana. Corresponding Secretary: Bob Spero. treasurer: Mike Atkinson, Sergeant at Arms; Dan Salvemini. Recording Secretary. Opposit Page upper right and left Ed McGovern. Student Body President. Kevin McDonnell, Student Body Vice President. 16 Jennifer Moscone Sunday night lltURQy 18 Since the early days of Christianity, the Acts of the Apostles says, people who share belief in Christ have come together to celebrate his presence with them and each other's friendship. This is as true now as it was then, so we gather together......... If you were accused of being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? WORKERS Dave Howery Greg Millnamow First Row - Cinelli, Nowak, Cooper, Farrell, Goebel, McCaffrey, Casaudoumecq, Goldberg. Second Row - Santan, Costello, Belluomini, Nowak, Callander, Winch, Schonefeld, Cucalon. Third Row - Casabonne, Estrada, McDonnell, Johnson, Morrissey, Linehan, Murphy. The Service Club is an organization composed of students who have demonstrated superior academic and leadership abilities. Through the Service Club, these students are afforded another outlet, through which they are able to serve their fellow students and their school. i SERVICER 0 Harvey Christensen - President Tradition has always played a great part in the formation of S.l. and the St. Ignatius Pep Band is one of the oldest organizations in the school. The Band plays for the rallies at school and for the football and basketball games throughout the season. They also per- form in the school musical and in the Spring Concert. Membership is open to all who play a musical instrument and all who wish to learn. Mr. Sablinsky, the Band's conductor, has taken great steps to increasing the Band's membership. This year, a Beginning Band class was initiated and membership was also opened to all the girls' high schools in the area. The Band picture was taken at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park. Russell Anixter Peggy Barberini Bill Burg Kevin Burke Ray Driscoll Alain Erdozaincy Victor Flaviani Pius Garcia John Geraty Donald Gibson Robert Giusti Connie Gravitt Joe Kaline Mary Landers Fr. Gerald Lentz, S.J. Jeff Lucchesi Mike Manseau Jim Petrini Paul Revelli Robert Totah Paul Solari - Band President Mr. Nicholas Sablinsky • Band Director The St. Ignatius Black Students Union has been a part of the S.l. Community since its founding in 1971. The Black Students Union has three primary goals: to uplift the academic level of the Black Student, to instill a sense of pride and dignity and unity among the Black students, and to inform them of their duties in their community so they may go out and inform and uplift their brothers and sisters. The St. Ignatius BSU is a proud and strong group of students who are honored to work for the betterment of the relation- ship between students and facultv Row 1: R.. Poole, R. Smith, T. Smith, K. Sullivan, S. Turner, J. Witcher, M. Johnson Row 2: R. Anderson, C. Williams, M. Jones, M. Jones, G. Evans, R. Duncan, D. Husban, M. Hall Row 3: B. Carter, B. Sampson, M. Carr, K. Allen, R. Lee, K. Goosby, D. Lloyd, D. Winn Row 4: S. Carr, C. Simmons, K. Simon, G. Davidson, W. Sanford, W. Thomas, K. Thomas, W. Jones Row 5: M. Bowie, J. Williams, C. Glass Row 1: Ray Lee, Chairman; Jay Williams.Chairman Row 2: Michael Jones, Minister of Attendance; Kevin Sulivan, Row 3: Minister of Education; Darryl Lloyd, Secretary Row 3: Wilbur Jones, Sgt-at-Arms; Juan Mitchell, Activities Director, Michael Bowie, Minister of Information; Steven Turner, Treasurer. ASC OFFICERS .Kiyasu — Chairman; Yip — V. Chairman; Gloria - Sect., Treas.; Tommiga - Fresh. Rep. The Asian Students Coalition was established in the winter of 1973 by a few seniors of the graduating class as an organization with two primary goals. The first goal is to help young Asian-Americans adapt to a unique environ- ment of the community of Saint Ignatius and to the ever changing world. It also was established to give the rest of the Community at S.I. insight into the Asian-American experi- ence. It wants to give an accurate picture of who we really are. We as an organization are not segregationist, but rather try to create an understanding and firm bond with the rest of the S.l. Community. (Kneeling: left to right) Yip, Shigio, Chin, Casipe, Hum, Toy, Jayme, Otoshi, Chan, Paik (standing left to right) Kiyasu, Chinn, Jung, Jue, Xavier, Mah, Fontanilla, Chan, Yuen, Bantista, Ver, Garcia SOPH. AND FRESHMEN (knelling, left to right) Chan, Jung, Low, Jue, Chin, Tom, Jear, Otoshi, Tongson (standing) Gloria, Lee, Lee, Lum, Jew, Rumjahn, Look, Shen, Tominaga, Young, Jue DflflCE DANCE COMMITTEE: Brian Melvain, Chairman John Mohun Steve Mohun Doug Dedo Bill Dedo Bob Brown Kurt Bruneman Bill Thomas John Cunnane Mike Murphy Vernon Stephans Mark Sullivan Joe Fava Mike Spohn Brad Jack Pedro Padua 28 HEER r cheerleader Ambient Ambient is Saint Ignatius's environment- al awareness organization. Ambient attempts to bring to the attention of students, faculty and administration environmental issues through camping trips, educational displays, and Earth Week. Earth Week 1975 consisted of lectures on varying ecological issues, films about our land, water, and air and environmental — re- lated special events. L to R: S. Cooper, S. McGuirk, B. Perez, J. Loquvan, B. Bellomini, K. Quan, P. DaSilva, M. Spohn. Ecology is Action, Action is Involvement, Involvement is Life, and Parker studied the valley's flora and ment. fauna in February. Ambient organized a week-long trip to Yosemite Valley this year for thirty students. There the students and Misters Love, Lovette, There are many possibilities for Am- bient's expansion into more activities. All that is needed is increased student involve- L to R: Front Row: Spohn, Belluomini, Perez, Cooper, McGuirk, Quan, DaSilva. Back Row: Hada, Stangl, Lunchbunch No. 1, Schafer, Lunchbunch No. 2, Gregson, Gwilliam, Mahoney, Loquvam, Lunchbunch No. 3, Zwagerman, Gallegos, Saraceni, Rosasco, Dasilva, Preisinger. punoqjno I S S.I. Outbound is a volunteer service organization dedicated to serving the needs of the San Francisco community. Various activities include working in hospitals, visiting the aged, tutoring grade school children, working with the retarded and raising money for the poor. Helpers Home First Row — Haedt, Seinetta, Tomakin, Hance. Second Row — Pretti, Marshall, Gallegos, Maloney, Toolajian, Moyles. Third Row — Henry, O'Neill, Egan, Reidy. First Row L to R — Onorato, Oler, Schriber, Bravo, Tarantino, Long, Warda. Movies Second Row L to R — Mathias, Magee, Halloran, Lucher, Kersevan, Geraty, Passini, Nouaux, Fanucchi, Piombo Third Row L to R — Thompson, Malekos, O'Neill, Driscoll, Moderator Mr. Nejasmich S.J., Garcia L to R: Front Row: Dohrman, Tong, Tarantino, Piombo; Second Row: Lum, McCabe, Rodrigues, Long, Fanucchi; Third Row: Clancy, Mathias, Nouaux, Urruty, Warda; Fourth Row: Leach, Garcia, Gibson, Quan; Fifth Row: Moderator Mr. Mena, Yost, Spohn, Callander. (Top to Bottom) Figone, Nowak, Yost, Ehrmann. Haas, Papageorge, Mercado, Villa, Denefeld. The Art and Publicity committee is an organization designed to inform the student body of up coming events. This is done by the creation of posters which are done in water color and felt tip pen (as seen in the background of our group picture). As most organizations do, the Art Pub committee started out with a bang, then ran down to a low point, but by the time of the basketball playoffs and the annual poster contest, the committee hit an all time high in production. The Spirit of Art Pub lives on at S.l. t )e !L anctr ! ) VLEf E for Dan Ehrmann Phil Gallegos RALLY COMMITTEE Mark Bernstein Dennis Murphy J. Cunnane P. Sancimino J. Sancimino P. Gallegos D. Jordan K. Shea B. Kane M. Haley B. Grelish J. Bernstein Rod io KZIC Radio KZIC provides experience of working on a broadcast- ing radio and also much needed entertainment for lunch- time listeners. Mark Roos Roger Revel Paul Dallara L to R: Front Row: Kelly, Shigio, Yip, Mah, O'Reilly, Cacela, Karesh, Kaline; Second Row: Barbagelata, Malekos, Driscoll, Vergara, Valentine, Revel, Leonoudakis, Nouaux, Revelli, (missing: Remedios). Sane Society helps at Saint Ignatius Church with special masses and here at SI they also provide help with special masses. (Left to Right) Barbegelata, Wardell, Lansang, Atkinson, Cooper, Moyes, Rosasco Mr. Ehren's and Mr. Harper's Community tv. C.L.C., CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITY, is exactly what the name says: a group of individuals gathering together as a community to try and make Christianity their life. Its purpose is that of Christian reflection and the group accomplishes this by holding workshops and retreats, planned by the individual com- munities. The group is headed by a council made up of representatives from all four years and is moderated by Br. Howard Corman, S.J. Mr. Nejasmich's and Mr. Dowling's Community Mr. Mena's and Mr. Marnell's Community Block Club The objective of the Block Club is to en- courage participation of the entire student body in athletics. Members help keep order during all athletic contests. They help with the intramural program, during rallies and other associated school events. To become a member you must have 3 J.V. Blocks, or 1 Varsity Block. This year the Block Club has properly utilized the authority granted it and, through its action and example, to embody the ideals of responsible student leadership. First Row — Cesari, Fitzpatrick, Holladay, Beglin, McCarthy, Kerrigan, Paul McCarthy-President, Candau, Murphy, Gravelle, Bowie. Second Row - Roberts, Salvemini, Linehan, Dianda, Ryan, Johnson, Goldberg, Kennedy, Cullinan, Nowak, Burns. Third Row — Zukor, Lavelle, Atkinson, Demartini, Morrissey, Vitrano, Cremen, Coleman. Fourth Row - Mr. Laveroni, Shea, Werner, Conti, Wardell, Hurley, Marraccini, Murphy, Cucalon. First Row: Brett, Cosier, Juarez, Hoban, Christian; Second Row: Dedo, Clarke, Ergas, Casseta, Wackerman; Third Row: Herlihy, Shea, Frederick, Fitzpatrick, Manning, McKenna, Cacela. Realizing that the essence of communication is through speech, the Forum is dedicated towards the promotion of oral communication. Through local, state, and national competi- tion, the Forum enables each member to ful- fill himself in one more way while represent- ing S.l. National Speech and Debate Finalists (L-R) Mr. Jerry Posner, Coach, Mr. Dave Mezzera (Moderator). Brian McCafferv. Peter Astiz. David Camous. Freshman (L-R) Lonner, Karesh, Willson, Boudewyn, Boro, Katerndahl, Toy, Bortolussi. mm .•o. Sophomores Juniors (Seated) Dinkelspiel, Phillips, Yuen, Katerndahl. (Standing) Fazackerley, Downs, Schluep, Nowak, Cosier. Seniors (L-R) Bergez, Moore, McCaffery, Astiz, Camous, Woo, Schiariti. A state wide honor society, the California Scholarship Federation is open to students who have achieved at least a 3.3 grade point average. Life members (those who have been in C.S.F. for 4 semesters, including one during senior year) are eligible for various scholarships offered to colleges through the state. C.S.F. also benefits the whole Saint Ignatius community; as a service organization C.S.F. provides tutors for all students requesting help, while other members tutor through other clubs. Ron Bergez — President Kneeling left to fight: Shintaku, Ossufston, Estrad McCarthy; Second Rbw: Murphy, Tot'ah Downes, Nouaux', Kelly; Top Row: Quan, Goldberg, Fu, Markevich, Berg G'Belluomm'T Atkinson, Byrne, Viantis, Nowak Chin, Urruty, Mr. Marnell (Moderator). Bottom row Morrissey, Yuen, Yip, Hum; Nowak, Otoshi, Pretti, Zukor, Linehan, Neary, Wollak, Winch. Bottom GrjgscSn, Middle Gallegos,. Ra %, Top row: Millpat , Sollati, Rivas, Bayloc t Lee, Terry, Gracia, Mahoney, RQan6, Quino, Girlicn. Palacios. L vavsse. Markevich, Stillmah, Terras. UOIltJdl IUIWCJU Rev. Edward McFadden S.J. • Brother Douglas Draper Principal Dean of Men Mr. Charles Murphy Assistant Principal for Student Affairs Mr. Art Cecchin Assistant to the Principal Rev. William Keenan S.J. Treasurer Mr. Peter Biedma Director of Buildings Grounds and friend Mrs. Eda Bottini Dean of Men's Secretary Mrs. Mary Ellen Campbell Principal's Secretary Ms. Geralidine Ferrmg Head Librarian Mrs. Dolores Bloom Treasurer's Secretary Mrs. Frances McCausland Treasurer's Secretary o Mrs Carroll Switchboard Operator Mis. Rene Morlock Librarian Mrs. Florence Muller Librarian FRESHMEN 1978 ■rt I A Vi James Abela Kerwin Allen Angelo Ancheto Ronald Anderson 1 0 TO 70 Tat ACT, V MUM-Af 3NS7X'U� 1 Tjl (WOT Cnly wr.ni fiwi) TW 706KAV71. e AK6 YOUTH? OO. .1' POTATO £AT2 ttaj YOU£ C7 AW‘ 7f 6 0(y oo� « 7 j «« •' Avs - � • oYAer V fr A, -there • ' 4e « f OW 7 e«r 5f’ � • Zoom t AK I r'n n’i IS CAW y PWCEf l?9PS«r Pfl s$bs Ftr YooR ri£ tt -meatw Ay €Ye or e N t ? 5HOOT Tnt THRMW David Andersscn Richard Angotti David Arango Norman Arauz Raul Artiga Philip Asiano John Bantay Daryl Baptista John Barr Alejandro Barrctto Ernest Bautista John Bechelli Patrick Belding Jeffrey Bernard Josh Bern Peter Black 4 M hi I) ft Bryan Blazek Albert Boro Phillip Bortolussi Ingo Boudewyn Leo Bragagnolo Steven Brattesani Joseph Breen Brandon Brodt Christopher Bross Matt Brown Robert Buckley Eugene Bugatto Norman Burkowski Thomas Bush Steven Cacela William Campbell Daniel Carey Michael CaricO Robert Carini John Carlier Keith Carr Michael Carr Bradford Carter Thomas Cashman Darren Cde Baca Michael Cerchiai John Cerelli Michael Cesari Christian Cescna Edward Chin Thomas Christian Stephen Cicornio Paul Clarke Robert Clavien Alexander Coate Mr. Montross: Junior Varsity football coach, typing teacher, and one of the Track coaches. Mr. Montross exhibits his spirit on and off the field and urges his students to do likewise, by promoting upcoming games. A real example for others. Mr. Thomas Montross Typing 1, J.V. Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach. Mr Peter Devine English 1 Related Arts2.3.4 Director. Rain Maker Mtisnals Musicals, Hello Dolly Mu, PiVIIMf In his first year as head soccer coach. Mr stiegeler brought his team within a hair of the League championship This feat was nearly accomplishes! due to two principles hard work and always going 100% And whether he's making things work from a soccer field, behind a desk, or stuffed into the cramped confines of the concession stand in the gym (trying to earn something extra for his soccer program) this individual is putting into effect the real Spirit of S I With his leaving next year, it appears that thov; that remain are the ones who are getting the short end of the stick Mr A I i.micis Stiegelei. S J English 1.2. Freshman Football Coach. Varsity Soccer Coach Peter Conroy John Conti Patrick Conway John Cotter Charles Cowley Todd Creighton VincAit Cucalon William Cullman Andrew Cummings Bernard Curran Russell DaCosta Alfonso Dalupan William Dedo Eric Deggcndorfer Kevin DeLaMorr Andrew de la Kosa Alphonse Demee David Denny Mark DiGiovanni Paul Dmeed Gregory DitO James Dobberstem Patrick Doherty John Dowling Brian Duddy Bernard Duffy Richard Dulaney Ronaldo Duncan Noel Erdozaincy Timothy Ergas William Erickson Gregory Evans Timothy Everson John Farley John Feagin John Feeney Kevin Ferrcro John Figone Frank Fisher Stephen Flannery Michael Flynn Patrick Fong Carlo Fontanilla Steven Gallagher Michael Gallegioni Gregory Gardener John Garfmkle Lawrence Genolio You've got to hand it to Mr. Peter Devine. With in the three years he has worked here, he has built the Drama Department to the highest peak Saint Ignatius has ever seen. He has proven that high school students can, by themselves, give an audience a highly professional show. Peter Devine is well known for his sense of humor, sharp wit, and friendliness to all. He is surely a credit to the faculty and students here at the Prep. Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. Freshman Counselor. Freshman Son:w Co.m-� =3 Counselling frosh is this man's game and he is highly success- ful at it, too. He helps out with the PAL soccer teams based at S.I., while helping out everywhere around the school. This is Fr. Capitolo and he is able to put into action the word involvement • he can listen to your problems, help a player with some tricky maneuver, and he's a Jesuit - and that says it all. (Standing) Mike Diaz, Vice President; Matt Brown, Sgt-at-Arms; Raul Artiga, Treasurer. (Kneeling) Darren Scieford, Secretary; Leo Bragangolo, President Jock on Freshmen Class Officers A man who runs the daily work-outs of the track and cross country teams, teaches a full day's worth of math, and still has time to be a Jesuit, must be a little different from the average teacher. Brother Jackson, S.J. is exactly that type of man. He is a dedicated, easy going person who get along well with everyone: a real Jesuit. Bro. Charles Jackson, S.J. Math 1,2, Asst. Cross Country Coach, Asst. Track Coach. Gregory Gilmore Frank Giovannoni Anthony Giraudo Michael Glaub Michael Gragnani John Grant Jeffrey Gravelle Robert Grcgson John Guerra Javier Gutierrez Mark Hall Richard Hamer Terrence Hamilton James Hannawalt Michael Hansted Peter Hasler John Healy Paul Heisig Bryan Holl Wallace Holton Bart Howard Jackson Hsieh Michael Ilyin Robert Ittig Richard Jackanich Vincent Jear Joseph Jeffrey Frederick Johansen Jeffrey John Eric Johnson Kevin Jones Edward Joe Joseph Jung Jonathan Karesh John Katerndahl Stephen Keiter James Keith James L. Kelly James P. Kelly Robert Kiernan John Kilmartin Kevin Klauber Daniel Kleinen John Kozicki Arthur Lam John Langan Michael LaKocca Declar Leavy Anthony Lee James Leonard Richard Lieberman Roderick Linhares Paul Loewe Brady Logan Christopher Lonner memories either by classroom instruction, by talks in the hallway, or both. This great Algebra teacher is the Spirit of S.l. incarnated. Richard Lopes William Lopez Aaron Low Peter Loyd Christopher Lynch Gerald Macchello John Macrae David Magee Michael Manseau Richard Marini Carlos Martinez John Maryanski Michael Matrigali Jorge Mayorga Thomas McCormick Kevin McEvoy Michael McFaddcn George Me Kale Douglas McKenzie James McMahon Marc Miller Timothy Miller Michael Milton Edmundo Miranda Michael Modesti Paul Molinelli Christopher Morales John Morena Mr. Dave Mczzera r--------• expanding Forum would cause one to logically assume Public Speaking 1, I • i I I— '' that th's man s stamina would be exhausted. Incredibly, Moderator Forum. k A I S |0 this is not so. Mr. David Mezzera's instant grasp of the situation and even readier smile combine to make this gentleman one of the most respected in the school. John Mosman Dents Mulligan Daniel Murphy Patrick Murphy Richard Murphy Stephen Murphy Dennis Murray Antonio Navarretf Donald Nazzal Timothy Nichols Paul Nowak Peter Ohno Bro. T lust came into contact with Brother Cor man through the C.L.C., which he moderates. He sure is a good listener1 This is probably his best attribute because no matter what you have to say.he is there to listen. Mr Stephen Phelps History 1.2. Sociology 4 Moderato' A S.C.. Moderator BSU Mr. Steven Phelps this year has proven to be as effective in teaching Psychology as Sociology. Showing control over every situation, the man has given a real part of his life to S.l. Fr. Roland P. Dodd, S.J. Latin 1, Greek 2,3,4, Language Dept. Chairman, Golf Team Coach. Brian Olcomendy Christopher O'Leary Robert O'Meara Anthony Orler Francois Oyharcabal Alexander Pagsolingan Michael Palu Emmanuel Paras Bruce Parker Leonard Pascual William Pasini Sergio Pera Gregory Perini David Petersen Alexander Petrilli David Petrini Louis Petropoulos Gregory Phillips Kevin Philpott Vincent Pierotti Roberto Pineda Nelson Pinto David Planka Peter Planner Few teachers can come close to this grand man's painstaking grasp of the challenging Spanish language. The rigid anention he unselfishly directs towards his students combined with a fresh, dynamic approach inspires all his pupils to adopt this fantastically valuable venacular. Yet he is not only a magnio ficent maestro de Espanol but also a devoted family man and Christian — a fact evident in all the many phases of his cheerful character. U fa Dodd Fr. Dodd, the imminent Greek Teacher, is a veteran of many years in tfie field of Classical I anguages. He has shown his masterful talents time and time again as he helps his students on. Robert Poole Mark Pretti Mario Puccinelli Matthew Pujolar Kevin Quattrin Brendan Quigley David Rabbitt Richard Ragan Glenn Raposa Thomas Remedies Peter Reynolds Paul Roache Thomas Rocca Eric Romero Patrick Ruiz Kenneth Ryan Patrick Ryan Leonel Saenz Fernando Salazar Ron Salvemini Brian Sampson Jose Sanchez James Sangiacomo Raymond Sarmiento Darren Sciford John Sebastinelli Paul Segura Albert Serrato Marc Serrecchia Gregory Shen Joseph Sherman Cameron Simmons Paul Smoot Michael Snelling Joseph Sqocri Christopher Staring Michael Streeter Kenneth Stupi Douglas Sweeney Jeff Sweeney Theodore Taheny John Talesfore P.E. 1. Varsity Football Coach. P.E. Oept Hoad Picture Teddy Roosevelt, and you sec a rough n' ready fighter in full battle gear; picture Vince Lombardi, and you see a yelling, super active coach prowling the sidelines and cajoling the most from his team. Picture Gil Haskell and you see a friendly, lively guy. who can get the most from his football team, or his freshmen, struggling valiantly through the rigors of PE I. Combine this with a quick laugh and a booming voice, and the picture is done. Mr. Erps Continually found at any event, rooting the Cats to greater endeavor, this young Jesuit shows what it is really like to be in touch with the school. A great guy. with a friendly personality. Mr. Jim Erps SJ.. is. and will continue to be. a welcome addition to the SI community. Mr. James Erps. S.J _________________________________________________________________ English 1.2. Joseph Tarantino Timothy Tiernan James Tierney William Tom Russell Tommaga Joseph Totah Gary Toy1 Stephen Tnstant Sila Tsanthaiwo John Valente Mark Vallmdras Robert Van Koll Mr. Michael Mamell, S.J. English 2.3. C.S.F. Moderator, Freshman Soccer Coach. He sees a real sense of community at S.l. He may be now, but he is a good teacher. An anonymous grammarian once said, He who uses dangling modifiers is ready for the doghouse. He must have been thinking about English teacher extroordinare Mr. Marnell. S.J. His tenacious methods (Mr. Laverom, please note) dumbfounded freshmen sophormorcs alike. Good man .... good teacher. Chaunoey Van Sicklen John Vcizades John Vendcl Scan Vignoles Christopher Vlahos Philip Vogel Joseph Wackerman Scott Wald Peter Weber John Whitman Brian White Charles Williams James Willson Burton Witasrhck Darryl Wong Patrick Yuschcnkoft Randall Zanassi Anthony Zanze John Zlatunich Mark Zuffo David Alden Alexander Amoroso Russell Anixter Edward Aquino Gene Bantay Charles Barberini Michael Barretto Michel Baylocq John Bechtel Philip Bennett Lavale Benson John Bernstein Joseph Berta in Robert Bianco SOPHOMORES 1977 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (Front) Gene Bantay • Treasurer, Mike Rcichlmg Secretary. (Bock) Dennis Murphy Vice President, John Bernstein President, John Ottoboni - Sgt at Arms. David Booker Steven Borelli Daniel Bouey Philip Brady Paul Bravo James Brett Daniel Bross Peter Buick William Burg Kevin Burke Robert Burn-. William Bush Charles Callaghan Steven Caniglia Michael Carignani John Casaudoumecq Michael Casey Timothy Casey Kevin Cashman Louis Cassanego Matthew Castagnola Dexter Chan David Churton Joseph Cimmarusti Michael Cinelli Claudio Cipolla Eugene Clancv Christopher Clark Michael Cleary Theodore Cordery Patrick Costello James Cowing Jorge Craik Daniel Cronan Francis Crowley Robert Curry George Dabis Joseph Dal Porto David DaSilva Glen Davison Michael DeBarros Douglas Dedo Peter DeLappe Thomas Delucchi Martin Denefeld Richard Dinkelspiel Martin Dito Danny Dohrmann John Egan U. Grant Elrm Paul Engel Alain Erdozaincy Stephen Faccaino John Farrell James Fazackerley Oaniel Feeney John Ferras Michael Fincken Michael Fini Edward Fitzpatrick James Fitzpatrick Robert Ford John Forsyth Patrick Franklin Philip Gallegos Richard Galliani Adolfo Garcia George Garcia Paul Garvey Joseph Geraty Richard Gill Thomas Girlich George Gitschel Scott Giusti Charles Glass John Gloria Eric Goebel Steven Goebel Kevin Goosby John Gregson Robert Groppi Michael Guardino Michael Gwilliam Sterling Hada James Hance Stephen Hardeman Gregory Hart John Healy Patrick Healy Thomas Hehir Thomas Henning Thomas Henry Gregory Hicks Adrain Hoban Steven Hoedt William Hopkins Patrick Hughes Daniel Hurley Gerald Hurley Peter Imperial Mark Jackanich Charles Jadallah Michael Jenkins Jerome Jew Alexis Jigalin Mark Johnson Richard Johnson Dan Jordan John Jordan James Joyce Geoffrey Jue Kevin Katerndahl Timothy Kavanagh Joseph Kelly Sean Kelly Michael Kennedy Morris Killingham James Kilroy Franklin Kit Commonly called Bill Bio , he is the funniest Phylum Chordata one will ever encounter for a Biology teacher. If you ever have a problem, he is there to help you get things straight. He is thorough teacher and I will always remember him as a part of tho SI experience. Not one Ignatian will ever forget Mr. Dowling, who has taught many of us French through his endeavers. This fuzzy French teacher has been a genorous guide along the road to learning this galling language. Mr. Brian Dowling French 1,2. mr love Mr. William Love Biology 2, Moderator Ambient. MR. EHREN Mr. Mena is not only a teacher at S.I., but is also concerned with the community. He is a speaker at the Planetarium, a lector at Mission Dolores, and a moderator of the St. Charles Tutoring program. Aside from being a Geometry teacher, he also teaches a class of Physics, our only Astronomy class, and is envolved in C.L.C. Louis Kolenda David Ko icki Ferdinand Lansang Christopher LaRocca Leo LaRocca Robert Lavaysse Michael Lee Philip Lee Daniel Leitner Arthur Levesque Gregory Look Jeffrey Lucchesi Mr. Jose Mena Math 2, Physics 4. I met Mr. Ehrcn when I joined C.L.C. last year. He is my counselor this year, and I'm kind of glad because he's easy to talk to. You can talk to him about anything and not feel inhibited. He kind of accepts you for what you are. Mr. Lawrence Ehren, S.J. Philosophy Logic 4, History 2, Sophomore Counsellor C.L.C. Moderator, Yearbook Moderator. m Kevin Lucido Mark Lum Edward Mahoney Kevin Makel Robert Manseau Alexander Markevich Donald Markrf Ronald Marracctni Wayne Mathias Michael Matthews Kevin Mayer Laurence McCabe Steven McCaffery James McGee William Mclnerney John McMahon Jon McMahon Richard McMahon Paul McManus John McNeil Michael McNulty Gregory McSweeney Brian Mibach Ed Migale Joseph Miller Gregory Millnamow Stephen Modena George Mora Frederic Moy Steven Mulkeen Christopher Mullen Kerry Mullen Norman Mundy Dennis Murphy Kevin Murphy Patrick Murphy Brian Murray James Murray Thomas Neary Manuel Neves Michael O'Bryan John O'Flynn Good old Uncle Frank is the greatest Easterner I have ever met. Besides being a great History teacher but too good of a Detention teacher, because he sits there and stares at you, you don’t know whether he's going to kill you or let you free. His grading system is a bit interesting with giving only A's or F's on weekly paper. But one thing is true is that all his students are Butting Scholars . Thomas O'Keeffe David O'Leary John O'Neill Garrett O'Reilly David Ospina Howard Ossman Terrance Otoshi John Ottoboni Keith Owen Mr. Gilbert is the kind of guy who you could ask for help with some tricky math problems, help to unravel the weekly cartography assignment, or whatever, and not only will this quiet gentleman listen to your problem, he'll help you towards a solution. This is the Mr. Gilbert we all know - a good teacher with the good sense to listen and help. Vincent Pace Gary Palacios Michael Peck Victor Pellegrini Claudio Pera Michael Perkocha Bryan Peterson Michael Phillips John Pidgeon Fred Plagemen Tyrone Po Alan Pontius Fr. Harrington, SJ., is one of the greatest Latin teachers I have had. His teach- ing is mixed with humor and he keeps you involved in class. I never thought Ceasar could be as fun as it was with Fr. Harrington. Fr. Dominic J. Harrington, S.J. Latin 1,2. Wayne Presley Kenneth Puccini Brendan Quitter Mark Raggio Emanuel Raneri Steven Re Gerald Redmond Michael Reichling James Rcidy Robert Reidy Antonio Remedios Timothy Renstrom John Revelli Paul Revelli Paul Reyer Rodolto Hivas Stephen Robinson Gregory Rocca Steven Rosasco David Rosati William Roualdes Martin Ruane Stephen Rumjahn William Ryan Stephen Sack William Salmon Sandro Sangiacomo Stefano Saraceni Paul Schmidt Michael Schwartz Daniel Shafer James Shannon Donald Sheehan Thomas Sheppard Bartlett Sher i Bradley Sher Timothy Siewart Derek Silva Donald Simon Richard Simon John Skapik James Slane Patrick Slattery Anthony Smith Robert Smith Alan Smoot David Slodati David Spinetta Patrick Stack James Stangl Thomas Stillman Dennis Strazulo Douglas Street John Sullivan John Taheny James Tarantino Michael Terry Sean Thomas Joseph Thompson Robert Thomson John Tomakin Roberto Tongson George Torassa Isa Totah Daniel Tracey Scott Urabe Mitchell Vaccari Steven Vagadori William Vaughan Donald Vidal Michael Viripaeff James Viantis Gregory Van Holt Richard Wagner David Wald Charles Wall Craig Wallsten Barrett Weber Andrew Werner Darryl Winn Joseph Witcher Wladimir Wlassowsky Michael Young He' one of those Great Gatsby freaks . I feel at ease during his class because he treats his students as human beings instead of computers. If you ever want to see a person who is well organized, look at'Mr. Dekker; he has his class schedule made a month ahead of time. Mr. Taxantino came here thinking he was going to solve problems like this - (PB2) plus r2 - (PB2). Unfortunately, he came into this year to teach geometry to - guess who? - sophomores. As an added backup, Mr. Tarantino runs a hot second place behind Fr. Becker in the Pun Department. Mr. James Dekker English 2,3,4. Varsity Baseball Coach. Mr. Steve Tarantino Math 2,3,4. Mr. Morlock is one teacher that would not be expected to teach in a high school. With his style and knowledge on Communism and Socialism one might well expect him to be in a college but we are happy to have him here. 0 fimvnn Run r Mr. Guido vanRijn Biology 2, Math 1. Mr. Van Rijn, new as a teacher to S.I., has really made a niche for himself in the Science Department. Not only has he taken us through the rigors of Bi- ology, but he has also taken an interest in us. Senor Recino, although it is his first year teaching at S.I., has already shown his willingness to help the students. As a teacher, he has demonstrated his real concern for the students in his classes. Spanish 2. Mr. Robert Marino, S.J. English 4. Sophomore Counselor, Journalism, Moderator 2001. Mr. Marino. SJ., is an alive and zany person who thrives on oneupmanship. He also likes to help you out when you have a problem. He will sit down and have a good talk with you about your troubles. Daniel Abela Matthew Aho James Arbeed Paul Arias Robert Armanino Oscar Audelo Philip Bailey Matthew Barmore Francis Bautista James Bcrtken Craig Bianchi Stephen Blanckensee Peter Bleck Sean Bogue Robert Borbeck John Broucaret Mark Brown Robert Brown Kurt Bruncman John Bruno Richard Bulleri Gerald Burchard Dennis Burns Robert Bustamante Thomas Butler Francis Byrne John Byrne David Cacela • Col man Calegari William Callan Clark Callander Stephen Campbell Frederick Campini Robert Campos Patrick Cantwell Louis Carella Jean Louis Casabonne Luke Casipe Gary Cassilagio Michael Robert Chan Michael Thomas Chan John Christian JUNIORS 1976 Leo Cl.irke Stanley Cor tie. i Fiank Cortes Edwin Cosier Daniel Costello M.utin Coyne Daniel Craig Dennis Crane Eugene Cremen Mich.ml Ciis| en William Ciouch Dennis Custoilio John Cutter Roliert DeAndrcis Donald DeBold Allred DeLaRoia Michael Delohery Peter DeMartim Mi. Tcfi.uo! I . Ward U.S. History 3. Junior Counselor. Head Cross Country Coach, Head Tr.ii:k Coach. WARD Here is a man whose entire Ide is centered around the word service : to his family, to his alma mater. He leaches, he counsels, he coached this year's Cross Country team to thir teenth in die nation! He coached the track team to another impressive year, and as with everything else this former Ignatian does, with the «lea that you try your host, every time. One of the new arrivals for this year, Fr. McCulla teaches Junior Theology in a new way. with a style and flair that most of us have never had the chance to experience. With this insight he should lie around for a few more years is a promise to up coming students of a different type of approach to God, ourselves and our school. Fr. Joseph McCulla, Tlieology 3. KflBo ROBin on Mr. Joseph Kramer, S.J. Theology 3. Mr. Joe Kramer SJ., one of the East Bay's finest, has been teaching some very interesting courses to us to say the least. One would not expect to discover values in Rock music, as we have. Under his influence we have done this to our sur- prise. He has also taught Junior The- ology. For a guy from Missouri, he hasn't done bad. Fr. Eugene Growney never one to be satisfied with second best, moved rapidly after a 'stimulating' year as junior theology teacher, to the chair of the Social Science Department. As a teenage terror of the Mission, Father became an expert on the night life of 'The City'. While other teachers are home preparing class. Father Growney continues in his high school antics as the Dean's right hand man. Many a time has an unsuspecting student been surprised by one of the dreaded duojs unexpected appearance at the 'Prep' night spots. Father Growney always seems to have a glimmer in his eye and a smile onj his face .... apparently he has been through it all before, except on the other side. Mr. Brian Robinson Junior Counselor In today's world one does not find someone to listen intently very often, but Mr. Robinson is just one of these. He will listen to what you have to say and afterwards he will give you his ad- vice. He is just one of those exception- al people in the world and we are proud to have his services at St. Ignatius. Fr. Eugene R. Growney, SJ. U.S. History 3, Chairman of the Social Science Department. Daniel Dianda Robert Dickey Steven Dobberstein Peter Dolan Robert Dougherty Andrew Downs Richard Doyle Denis Driscoll Raymond Driscoll Ralph Dubuyah Anthony Dumont James Dunnigan Daniel Ehrmann Frank Eldredge Robert Enright Kevin Farley Joseph Fava Joseph Figone Patrick Flaherty Michael Folan Tim Formosa John Fouts Glenn Frederick Ermanno Gallegioni Paul Garcia Pius Garcia John Geraty Donald Gibson Robert Giusti Robert Glynn Francisco Gomez John Gorin Robert Grealish Todd Greene Walter Guevara Mark Guntren Loren Haas Bernard Hagan Brian Halloran Robert Harvey Thomas Hasler Robert Havens Mr. Nick Sablinsky Music Appreciation 3 S.l. Band Conductor. Mr. Nick Sablinsky has added atot to Saint Ignatius that we should all be proud of. Since his arrival in 1972. the Music Department has grown in all directions. It now includes a Men's Chorus, a full sized Band, and a comprehensive Orchestra. All of these are evidenced throughout the school year at games, musicals, concerts and various other activities. MR. Sablinsky Richard Herrera Fernando Hidalgo Patrick Hoban Michael Homer David Howery James Houghton Thomas Hum Douglas Husbands Kiril Ilyin Bradley Jack Robert Jajeh Benjamin Jay me Terence Jeffrey Mark Jones Wilbert Jones Joseph Kaline John Kavanagh Philip Kearney Daniel Kelly Frank Kennedy Kevin Kern Daniel Kerns Steven KerSevan Richard Kilmartin Paul Kleinen Michael Klopka Kevin Klung Anthony Koblenz Matthew Laurence Jon Leonoudakis Jonathan Levaggi Dean Levitt Patrick Linehan Mark Locher John Loftus Daniel Magee James Magee Daniel Maloney Vincent Mamaci James Manning Robert Marshall Jelf Massoglia Daniel McArthur Thomas McCabe Theodore McCann James McCarthy Barry McDonnell Michael McEvoy Daniel McGill Patrick McGuire Bro. Leneord Sullivan. S.J. T V Production 3 4 John McKenna Brian McSweeney Michael Meillon Brian Melvin Jay Mercado John Merrifield Marc Michaud Stephen Miller John Mohun The world of communications by audio and visual techniques is not void at St. Ignatius. We have Bro. Sullivan's TV Production course. This course is quite helpful to students in understand- ing communications and its workings. Medina Mrs. Medina has instructed many fellow Wildcats in both French and Spanish. All who have had the pleasure of studying in her classes thank her with a Merci teeaucoup or a Muchas Gracias . Mrs, Anny V Medina French 1 2.3,4. Mr WJ Kennedy Stephen Mohun Jesse Morses Thomas Moore Richard Morris John Morrissey James Moyles James Mullan John Mulligan Thomas Mulvihill Ronald Murphy Thomas Murphy Michael Neary Joseph Nowak John O'Dea Cornelius O'Leary Denis O'Leary William O'Neill Joseph Onorato Kevin O'Shea Guy Otoshi Fernando Paez Earth Science 3. Chemistry 3 Mr Kennedy is quite enjoyable in Chemistry as he makes his way through the students His style is quite unique for a high school in that it is mainly study by the student rather than fed by the teacher For those that do their work, it is an easy course that offers much in the knowledge of Chemistry Mr Michael Silvestri Math 3.4 J V Baseball Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach Who can really forget Michael J Stl vestn?-He is a great Algebra teacher, the originator of the phrase 8oy. I'll tell ya1 The mustached math marvel will always hold a warm place in our hearts hinneu Going from the Blue and White of Belfarmine to the Red and Blue of. SL is no easy transition. Father Shinney has done much more than this. Not only has he been a real help in the counseling department but he has been a real asset in the Math Department too. All we can say is: Welcome to Saint Ignatius! Fr. Robert J. Shinney, SJ. Trigonometry 4, Junior Counselor, Minister of Jesuit Community. ■fflEE lffilI®I®iriMl Mr. George 0 Brien Math 3. He' the kind of man you wouldn't expect to bo teaching Algebra. He's This year Mr. Van de Moortell has followed his usual command of his courses, by coming back to teach Theology. In many ways, we are grateful for his return. like the Jolly Green Giant because he would go out of his way just to help someone. Even though he is a giant in life he still fits in his little bug. © Walter Sand ford Paul Scafidi John Scarsella Fred Schluep Frank Schultz Victor Scocd Kenneth Shea Grefory Shibley William Siebert Gregory Smookler Paul Solari Mark Soldati Every school has a Mister Wizard, and I suppose we are no exception. Mr. Parker has taught Chemistry this year in his unique style. More importantly, he has really shown us that he is more concerned about us as people than as students Mr. Joseph M. Parker Chemistry 3. Matthew Sparto Michael Spohn Denis Squeri Veron Stevens Gregory Suhr Dennis Sullivan Kevin Sullivan Mark Sullivan Michael Sullivan Steven Swinkels Kirk Syme Ernest Tan William Thomas James Thordsen Kevin Thorson James Tilton Michael Tobin Paul Tonelli Stephen Torres Robert Totah Baldwin Toy Steven Turner Richard Tywomwk Richard Valentine Frank Vendel Anastacio Ver Robert Vergara Robin Villa Keith Wirdell William Weindorf John Winch Eugene Wollak Paul Xavier Randall Yip John Yost John Young Donald Yuen Victor Zabaiza Steven Zukor Mark Zwagerman suffo shanks Although new to the S.l. scene. Mr. Tom Shanks has had a real impact. Along with Mr. Van de Moortell, he has given us a real experience of discovery in Junior theology. All we can say is thanks to him for moving from the glitter of Manhatten to the shores of the Pacific. Mr. Dick Howard. S.J. English 1.3,4. Cross o County Coach. Track Coach. Dick Howard, S.J. is indeed a compliment to the Jesuit Order. His life is dedicated toward making people happy and he has an unbelievable considera tion for his fellow man. He is very giving of him self if you need help and I am glad I came into ...A «IntA rvsnt srt uiifh th « rpmarltahtp man As Mr. Dullea's TA. I had the opportunity to know him in a way that many students never did. He treated me as an equal and gave me an entirely new outlook toward the faculty members. His dedication to his job and responsibilities at SI cannot be matched, nor can his personality be compared. Without Chocolate Charlie , my education at SI would not have been complete. Mr. Charlie Dullea English 3,4, Chairman English Dept., J.V. Basketball Coach. Varsity Tennis Coach. IHIOWAiP TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 90 Varsity Football 128 J.V. Basketball 96 J.V. Football 130 Frosh Basketball 98 Frosh Football 132 Golf 100 2001 134 Intramurals 102 Cross Country 136 Varsity Track 108 Inside S.l. 142 Frosh-Soph Track 110 The Rainmaker 146 Tennis 112 Varsity Soccer 148 Hello Dolly 116 J.V. Soccer 150 Varsity Baseball 118 Frosh Soccer 154 J.V. Baseball 120 Musicals, Musicals 156 Frosh Baseball 122 Varsity Basketball 158 Ignatian THE YEAR HV3A 3HI SEPTEMBER W.C.A.L. ALL LEAGUE PLAYERS Jim Morrison - Quarterback Paul McCarthy - Offensive End Jack Kerrigan - Tackle Bryan Johnson - Guard Honourable Mention Kevin Murphy - Linebacker Dan Salvemini - End and Kicker 1974 VARSITY SEASON RECORD (7 3) Carlmont 7-6 South City 7-0 Concord 28-6 Bellarmine 14-7 Mitty 0-22 Galileo 7-0 St. Francis 30-14 Riordan 0-7 Sacred Heart 21-7 Serra 14-32 (Top) No. 26 Craig Candau (Middle) No. 5 Jim Morrison (Bottom) Coach Laveroni No. 69 Mark Beinstein SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 1 S.l. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Dennis Murphy NO. 3 POS. QB Jim Morrison 5 QB Dan Salvemini 7 TE, CB Kevin Shea 14 SE, S Walt Sanford 20 FL. CB Dan Hurley 22 HB, CB Craig Candau 26 FB, S Kevin Ryan 28 HB, CB Mark Guntren 29 FB. NG Kevin Murphy 33 TE, LB Mike Reichling 34 FB, LB Rocky Papale 38 HB, CB Bob Grealish 39 FB, LB Carey Candau 40 FL, CB Rich Tywoniak 42 FB, LB Frank Schultz 44 FL, CB Paul Tonelli 46 FB, LB Jeff Rodman 47 HB, S George Bardis 48 C , DE Greg Suhr 50 OG, LB Chris Parker 53 C , NG Mike Meillon 55 C , NG Peter DeMartini 57 C , NG Kirk Syme 62 OG, LB Barry Kane 63 OG, DT Mark Guntren 64 FB, NG Frank Eldredge 65 OG, NG Tony Dumont 66 OG, LB Mark Bernstein 69 OG, LB Bob Havens 70 OT, DT Larry Fitzpatrick 71 OT, DT Jack Kerrigan 72 OT, DT Dan Reichling 73 OG, DE Bryan Johnson 74 OG, DE Gary Roberts 75 OT, DT Mark Brown 76 OT, LB Terry Jeffrey 79 OT, DT John Goldberg 82 TE, DE Dennis Squeri 84 TE, DE Mark Beglin 85 SE, S Dan Barry 88 FL. S Paul McCarthy 89 FL, S Keith Wardell 93 OT, DT Head Coach - Gil Haskell Line Coach - Bill Laveroni Back Coach • Bob Giogetti Dave Juarez - Head Manager John McNeil - Manager Joe Conti - Manager Bob Armanino - Trainer Steve Tarantino • Equipment Manager (Top) No. 75 Gary Roberts and No. 46 Paul Tonelli SEPTEMBER 1974 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Dan Tracey NO. 14 POS. QB, CB Claudio Cipolla 15 QB, S Kevin Mayer 16 QB, CB Bill Ryan 22 HB, LB Chris Clark 26 FL, LB Steve Caniglia 28 HB, CB John Bernstein 33 TE, LB Richard Johnson 34 TE, DE Alan Pontius 38 HB, CB Steve Sack 40 FL, CB Mark Johnson 42 HB, CB John Ottoboni 44 FB, S Robert Lavaysse 47 SE, S George Gitschel 48 LB James Shannon 53 C , DE F.X. Crowley 55 C , LB Scott Giusti 62 OG, DT Matt Castagnola 63 OG, NG Daniul Feeney 65 OG, DE David Alden 66 OG, LB Mike Viripaeff 69 OG, DT Chas. Barberini 74 OT, DT Paul Garvey 76 OT, DT David Rosati 76 OT. DE Greg Hicks 77 TE, LB Greg Rocca 78 NG Mike McNulty 79 OT, DT Charles Glass 82 TE, LB McMahon 88 SE, S John Sullivan 89 SE. LB (This Page) (To ) Claudio Cipolla No. 15 and John Ottoboni No. 44. (Bottom) Charles Glass No. 82 and Bill Ryan No. 22. (Next Page) (RTght) J.V. Kickoff team. 96 Head Coach • Thomas Montross Assistant Coach • Arthur Beckman John McNeil — Manager W.C.A.L. ALL LEAGUE PLAYERS Claudio Cipolla - Quarterback Charles Glass - Tight End, Linebacker James Shannon - Center, Defensive End Dan Tracey - Halfback, Defensive Half-Backer and Kicker SEPTEMBER 1974 SEASON RECORD (4-2) Bellarmine 8 • 26 Mi tty 22 - 0 St. Francis 0 - 12 Riordan 22 • 8 Sacred Heart 22 - 12 Serra 22 - 15 98 Head Coach • Francis Stiegeler, S.J. Assistant Coach - Stephen Nejasmich, S.J. Assistant Coach - Thomas Mitchell d 1st Row • Nichols, Dalupan, Salvemini, Jeffrey, Vogel, Diaz, Black, Hall, Bechelli, Serrecchia, Saenz, Sweeney. 2nd Row - Conti, mgr., Petrini, mgr., Gutierrez, Gallagher, Maryanski, Evans, Campbell, de Baca, Carico, Cacela DiGiovanni, Artiga, Murray, mgr. 3rd Row - Nejasmich, SJ, Carr, Streeter, Cesari, Carter, Scifford, Brown, Feeney, LaRocca, Holton, Anderssen, Mitchell, Stiegeler, SJ. 4th Row • Leonard, Puccinelli, Lynch, Parker, Rocca', Sweeney, Rabbitt, Quattrin, Murphy, Pineda, Totah, Fisher, Cowley. 5th Row - Dowling, McKenzie, Tierney, Figone, McEvoy, Leavy. SEPTEMBER Throughout the Ly74-75 school year, ?he 2001 again weathered nine months of school to success- fully finish its second year of pub- lication. This was a year of growth and refinement for the newspaper. With the advice of their moderator, Mr. Robert Marino, S.J., the paper came out more often and with larger issues. In these larger issues, the editorial staff of Tom McCabe, Paul Vitrano, Steve Baccari and Jim Fazackerley has brought a more professional formatt to the paper. As a school newspaper, they try to bring the students the news they want and in the best way possible. THE 2001 STAFF The 2001 is published every two weeks by the students of St. Ignatius College Prep., 2001 37th Ave., San Francisco, California. 94116. Editor.................................Tom McCabe News Editor...................Paul Vitrano Sports Editor................Steve Baccari Feature Editor............Jim Fazackerley Photography Editor...........Ralph Dubayan Business Manager.......................Bob Campos Contributors: M. Baylocq, D. Dinkelspiel, M. Terry, K. Mayer, P. Kleinen%B. Hicks, R. Yip, J. Whisman, U. Kleinen, J. Pugay, M. Goebel, D. DeBold, J. Nowak, B. Jayme, P. Xavier, J. Parco, J. Bertken, J. Morrissey, o. DaSilva, J. Kaline D. Yuen, J. Peters. John Figone- Adviser: Mr. Robert Marino, S.J. First Row — DaSilva, Bertken, Loquvam, Kleinen, Figone, Salmon, Baccari, Goebel, Vitrano, Whisman, Boro, Yip, Cashman Second Row - Fazackerley, Dinkelspiel, Curry, Baylocq, Yuen, Moises, Kaline, Dubayah, McCabe, Mayer, Pugay, DeBold, Jayme, Hicks L to R — Editors: Jim Fazackerley, Paul Vitrano, Tom McCabe, Steve Baccari, Ralph Dubayah. OCTOBER 102 Dan Lavelle Dennis Burns Mike Atkinson Wildcats kiqcats ' loca1- Chris Nowak Pat Linehan John Morrissey Dan Lavelle Bill Fitzgerald Denis O'Leary Varsity - J.V. — 1st Row - Perry, Sabath, Ricco, Bennet, Tierney, Papageorgc. 2nd Row • Mr. Ward, Coach, O’Leary, Crcmen, Linehan, Nowak, Audelo, Dougherty, Morrissey. 3rd Row - Mr. Howard, S.J., Ilcaly, Bergcz, Fiucrald, Atkinson, Lavelle Cucalon, Kearney, Bro. Jackson, S.J. Jim Papageorge Phil Bennet OCTOBER Frosh 1st Row • O'Leary, Morales, Costello, Nowak, Tristant, Kilmartin, Curran, DeLaMora. 2nd Row - Lee, Healy, Everson, Erickson, Linhares, Nazzal, Low. 3rd Row • Carey, Yuen, Roache, Philpot, Gravelle, Feafin, Zuffo, Tiernan, Mayorga. Chris O'Leary Aaron Low Soph — 1st Row - Coni, Puccini, Cleary, Delucchi, Magee. 2nd Row • Mullen, Slattery, Redmond, Revelli, Rivas, Wlassowsky, Hardeman. Jeff Gravelle our gang Managing Editor Bob Folmer Editor Brian FitzGerald Fol Plioto Editor G reg Miilnamow Darkroom Manager Dexter than Darkroom Buyer Brian Murray Typeset Manager Gerry J.ue Angel Mayorga Typesetting Crew illCP Bill O’Donnell Clark Calender Jim Cowing Snap Artists Mike Peck Phil Lee Publisher Paul Totah Asst. Publisher Kelvin Quan Strip-up Manager EcTMahoney Printing Manager MTf 'dwlTfiam Litho Manager JoRri Gregson Litho Crew T’fiTTG allegos Greg Look Kevin Downs Printing Crew Norman Mundy Bob Reidy Business Manager 'Tito Queja Writers Xndre Urruty Mike Nouaux Marc D'Angelo Frank Kelly Ron Bergez Brian McCaffery Moderator Fi John decker. S.J. “a quarter century of excellence” NOVEMBER 110 the rainmaker On Thursday, November 14th, the 1974-75 drama season bowed with one of the most successful fall plays in recent memory. The Rainmaker was thrilling theatre. Every detail, from the provocative lighting design by Mark Roos to the stage crew's unusual fragmentary set to Joe Kelly's (Toff Center) Jim Farrell : Ed McGovern (Top Right) Ellen Martin Mark Barmorc (Lower Left) Mark Barmore (Lower Right) Jim Farrell, Boh Moore, Paul Scafidi comedy tragedy mural on the theatre rotunda, proved that the year was off to a great start in Bannan Theatre. The Rainmaker is a powerful comedy set in the West during a drought. The plot concerns the antics of a fast- talking con man who promises to bring rain — and his idea is so whacky, so refreshing and so grandoise that people buy it. While people bang bass drums to rattle rain out of the sky, the rainmaker turns his magic on a plain Jane and transforms her into a beauty. H.C. Curry Bob Moore Noah Curry Brian McCaffery Jimmy Curry Paul Scafidi Lizzie Curry Ellen Martin File Jim Farrell Sherrif Thomas Ed McGovern Starbuck Mark Barmore Director Peter M. Devine Stage Manager Tom Badillo Lighting Mark Roos Costumes Mrs. Raymond Wolf NOVEMBER Coach Paul Korn John Kolenda Dan Costello Bob Bustamante John McCarthy John McCarthy Erich Habelt Connie Konstin Bill Kennedy Dan Salvemini Bill Kennedy Den Custodio Erich Habelt VARSITY SOCCER 16-3-2 3 Sacred Heart 1 3 St. Joseph's 0 4 Terra Nova 0 3 Serra 0 5 El Camino 0 1 Bellarmine 1 3 Half Moon Bay 0 1 Riordan 1 4 Jefferson 1 3 St. Francis 0 9 Jesuit High 1 0 Mitty 1 2 Ballarmine 0 6 Sacred Heart 0 1 Serra 0 2 St. Joseph's 0 0 Riordan 1 1 Mitty 0 3 St. Francis 0 3 Bellarmine 2 2 Mitty 2 0 Riordan 1 First Row — Ehmann, McCarthy, Custodio, Salvamini, McCarthy, Radua, Vankoll, Costello. Second Row — Coach Paul Korn, Bustamante, Habelt, O'Leary, Shea, Dalohery, Kolenda, Kennedy, Kolenda, Konstin, Mercado, Sebastinelli, Merseven, Perry, Mr. Francis Stiegeler, S.J. NOVEMBER JV occer JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER 11-4-3 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 1 4 Terra Nova 0 0 Mitty 3 Jefferson 0 1 Sacred Heart 1 Jesuit High 0 3 Serra 3 El Camino 0 0 Bellarmine 1 Jesuit High 0 0 Riordan 1 Bells 0 2 St. Francis 1 Serra 1 0 Mitty 1 Riordan 0 1 Sacred Heart 5 St. Francis 0 Brian Mibach Ted Cordery Tom O'Keeffe (Standing) Giusti, Vidal, Murray, Costello. Barretto, Egan, Sullivan, Simon, Murphy, Dito, Barulich, Coach Dennis Sweeny. (Kneeling) Rumjahn, Callaghan, Roualdes, Mibach, O'Keeffe, Cleary, Saraceni, Slane, McGee. 00 Bobcats NOVEMBER Wildcats Cheetahs Lynx Tigers The Musical Theater Work- shop was guided by Mssrs. Peter Devine and Nick Sab- linsky and was made up of 60 students from St. Ignatius, Mercy, Convent of the Sacred Heart and St. Rose High Schools. The Workshop was founded because there was a need for a chorus here at S.l. The groups first was at this years Christ the King Award ceremony. The public showings were on Dec. 10, 11, 12, 1974, under the title of Musicals, Musicals . The program consists of 42 songs from different musical plays in a history of the Ameri- can Musical Theatre, 1900 - 1974. ENSEMBLE William Burg Jean-Louis Casabonne Bill Cremen Douglas Dedo Jim Farrell Tim Formosa Nick Grbac Tim Halloran Jim Houghton Frank Kelly Dan Maloney Ramon Martinez Wayne Mathias Brian McCaffery Kevin McDonnell Edward McGovern Robert Moore (Opposite Page) (Top Left) Frank Kelly, Doug Dedo, Janet Portman, Jim Farrell, Chris Ternullo. (Bottom Left) Robin Blama, Tina Pandolfi, Maureen Moriarty. (Right) Judi Conrad. (This Page) (Top Left) Lori Simonian, Brian McCaffrey. (Bottom Left) Bill Burg, Bob Moore. (Right) Ensemble. Peter Ossulston Maureen Callanan Trudi Rumbucher ORCHESTRA Gertrude Terheyden Tyrone Po Judi Conrad Stephanie Diasi Louise Doedrich Steven Swinkles Bill Quinlan Betty Cremen Vicki Samson Yvonne Fothergill Loren Toolajian Peter Radsliff Chris Curran Laurie Sanchez-Corea Lidia Jayme Tony Santana Anne-Marie Fausone Lori Simonian Janet Martin Paul Solari Karen Furr Stacie Solari Mary Jostrom Kirk Souza Maura Jones Christine Ternullo Dian Uth Rob Spero Mary Landers Sandy Vickers Karen Davidian Jim Stangl Rosie Landers Kathleen West Marianne Pellett Jim Viantis Eileen McGaffery Leslie White Lynn Skylor Sandra Aseltine Margie McGovern Brenda Wilson Victor Flaviani Elaine Baenziger Maureen Moriarty Deborah Zachary Alain Erdozaincy Robin Blama Toni Nouaux Puis Garcia Vicki Blama Laurie Oliva Robert Totah Mary Boudreaux Tina Pandolfi Donald Gibson Terri Braunreiter Janet Portman Russell Anixter Frances Byrne Rosanne Rende Michael Manseau Rosalind Callajas Joyce Rodriguez Michelle Johnson JANUARY rp LJ Michael Bowie Bill O'Neill JANUARY Dan Buick Craig Bianchi Dan Abela Tony Passanisi Bob Enright JANUARY Basketball Record: Pre-League Opponent OP Sl_ W.C.A.L. Opponent OP Sl_ PLAYOFFS: St. Joseph 55 64 Sacred Heart 61 20T 62 W.C.A.L. Alumni 78 97 Riordan 53 77 SI - 70 Mitty - 40 Marin Catholic 56 60 Mitty 46 53 SI - 54 Serra - 52 Redwood 37 38 St. Francis 35 64 Tamalpais 51 79 Bellarmine 32 90 C.C.S. REGION 1: Balboa 57 74 Serra 56 68 SI — 84 San Mateo — 7E Laguna 49 74 Sacred Heart 47 50 SI - 54 Gilroy - 40 Lowell 37 66 Mitty 62 66 Punahou 34 57 Riordan 40 62 C.C.S. FINAL: SFS Tourney Westmoor 66 78 Bellarmine 65 79 Mills 39 70 St. Francis 40 61 SI — 60 Cupertino — 61 Carlmont 43 73 Serra 54 OT 50 TOTAL POINTS: 602 830 TOTAL POINTS: 591 776 Average Score Game: WIN - 12; LOSE-O 50.2 69.2 AVERAGE POINTS GAME 49.3 WIN - 11; LOSE - 1 TOTAL SEASON Total Points: 1193 Average Score Game: 49.7 WIN - 23; LOSE - 1 64.7 1606 66.9 (Kneeling) Carela, McEvoy, Abela, Buick, Passanisi. (Standing) Bianchi, O'Neill, Bowie, Bruneman, Mitchell, Enright, Stack, Coach Robert Drucker. I JANUARY 1975 Season Record 14-8 Pre-League SI OP St. Joseph 58 61 Marin Catholic 64 54 Drake 46 30 Redwood 67 52 Tamalpis 73 30 Balboa 65 55 Drake 54 37 O'Dowd 49 63 Riordan 43 51 W.C.A.L. Sacred Heart 41 42 Riordan 29 38 Mitty 51 50 St. Francis 47 41 Bellermine 58 54 Serra 46 64 Sacred Heart 33 34 Mitty 61 52 Riordan 48 51 Bellermine 43 41 St. Francis 46 45 Serra 44 43 128 Left to right (top row): Quilter, Smoot, Imperial, Wallstein, Gracia, Sheehan, Zanes, Skapik, Glass, Terry, Ruane, Mr. Dullea (coach). Bottom row: Garces, LaRocca, Sipolla, Migale, Bantay. I JANUARY 130 Pre-League SI OP Marin Catholic 84 52 Drake 39 22 Redwood 52 33 St. Joseph 40 43 1975 Season Record 12-4 W.C.A.L. Sacred Heart 38 45 Riordan 38 53 Mitty 52 36 St. Francis 60 48 Bellermine 61 48 Serra 75 55 Sacred Heart 64 48 Mitty 60 37 Riordan 38 48 Bellermine 56 48 St. Francis 65 36 Serra 57 50 (Left to Right) Duddy, Evans, Allen, Marini, Breen, Barretto, Cde-Baca, Reynolds, Sampson, Jeffrey, Mr. Tarantino 1975 Season Record 14-2 Pre-League Redwood Tamalpais Alta Loma Westborough W.C.A.L. Sacred Heart Riordan Mitty St. Francis Bellermine Serra Sacred Heart Mitty Riordan Bellermine Saint Francis Serra SI OP 50 24 50 23 54 22 56 19 30 28 51 38 47 26 47 26 57 27 64 40 37 45 52 32 49 51 51 37 57 39 61 33 L to R: Kneeling: Smoot, Williams, Pretti, Arauz, Cerchiai, Ruiz, Bantay, Diaz; Standing: Coach Silvestri, McKenzie, Kelly, Duncan, Gragnani, Dobberstein, Pera, Tsanthaiwo, Sangiacomo. FEBRUARY Varsity (Front) Neves, Shepard, Pagan, Moore (Back) Fr. Dodd, Cullinan, Zappia Tom Moore Dan Cullinan First Row: Hagan, Neves, Cenelli, Tominaga, Murphy, Slain; Second Row: Fr. Dodd, Hicks, O'Brien, Levette, Reyer. FEBRUARY INTRA- MURAL Mike Atkinson — Student Coordinator IW. Stiegeler, S.J. — Moderator MARCH TRACK Paul McCarthy Jeff Rodman John Goldberg MARCH Dan Magee 138 Kevin Kern Dennis O'Leary MARCH Dennis Burns Chris Nowak, Dennis O'Leary, John Morrissey 'WILDCATS Mike Atkinson 140 Kevin Ryan, Carey Candau I ;1 Anastacio Ver Dan Magee varsity WU-OCitTS wioors WIIOCATS WILDCAT First Row — Burns, Bernstein, Goldberg, O'Reilly, Gilmore. Second Row — Linehan, O'Leary, Bennet, Nowak, Sanford, Candau, Atkinson. Third Row - Magee, Morrissey, Ryan, Candau, Ver, Borsato. Fourth Row - Revel Jeffrey, Mitchell, Xavier, Flaherty, Kennedy. Fifth Row — Wardell, DeMartini, Bardis, Mestas, Driscoll, Casey. Sixth Row - Coaches — Mr. Montross, Mr. Laveroni, Mr. Howard, S.J., Bro. Jackson, S.J., Mr. Nejasmich, S.J., Mr. Lagomarsion, Mr. Ward- Head Coach. ___________________________________________________________________________________ MARCH Frosh Soph TRACK 142 Kerry Mullen, Pat SlatUry John Revelli First Row — Wlassowsky, Henry, Caniglia, Ottoboni, Ryan, Cronan, McGee. Second Row - Revelli, Hardiman, Casaudoumecq, Healy, Delucchi, Egan, Cleary, Puccini, Redmond. Third Row — Garces, Johnson, Goebel, Terry, Neary, Mulkeen, Slattery, Mullen. Fourth Row - Castagnola, Imperial, Reichling, Rocca, Vidal, Shannon, Cassanego, Palacios, Renstrom. MARCH Pat Healy Steve Caniglia, Don Vidal frosh First Row - Saenz, Hanawalt, Figone, Tristant, Linhares, O'Leary, Curran. Second Row - Grant, Sampson, Williams, Palu, Braggnolo, Tierney, Nowak. Third Row - Feagin, Lee, Kilmartin, McKale, Roache, Philpot, McKenzie, Brown, Hamer, Cashman, Cdebaca. Fourth Row — Whisman, Gilmore, Nichols, Katerdahl, Gardner, Zuffo, Anderson, Carr, Murphy, Parker, Streeter, Leonard. MARCH Brian Boisseree Dan Glickman Jeff Kevich Front Row: J. Dito, F. Ribero, J. Kevich, R. Marraccini, L. Toolajian, A. Werner; Back Row: S. Miller, D. Glickman, B. Boisseree, P. Dolan, Coach Chas Dullea, J. Riccio, P. Cesari, S. Zukor. APRIL St. Ignatius College Preparatory and Mercy High School proudly put on a joint produc- tion of Jerry Herman and Michael Stewart's “Tony Award winning musical comedy hit, HELLO DOLLY! This outstanding show is the second longest running musical in American Theatre history. The production offered a cast of over forty- five students, an orchestra of thirty-five students and a technical crew that brings the total company to 110. HELLO DOLLY! is a delightful story about Dolly Levi and her wild matchmaking schemes. Opposite Page (Top Left) Ed McGovern, Jim Farrell; (Top Right) Nick Grbac, Tyrone Po, Joe Nowak; (Bottom Right) Debbie Zachary; (Bottom Left) Peter Radsliff, Debbie Zachary. This Page (Top) Ed McGovern, Debbie Zachary, Dan Maloney, Bill Burg; (Bottom Left) Debbie Zachary, Bill Quinlan; (Bottom Right) Ramon Martinez. CAST Ramon Martinez Tom Wackerman Eileen McCaffery Leslie White Robin Balma Ed McGovern Debbie Zachary Bill Burg Mike Milton Mr. Peter Devine — Director Maureen Callanan Maureen Moriarty Mrs. Raymond Wolf — Costumes Judi Conrad Mike Nouaux Kim Craig Joe Nowak Chris Curran Peter Ossulston Stephene Disse Tyrone Po Ray Driscoll Bill Quinlan Jim Farrell Peter Radsliff Tim Formosa Joyce Rodriquez Nick Grbac Trudi Rumbucher Tim Halloran Paul Roache Mary Harrington Kirk Souza Natasha Ischienko Bob Spero Frank Kelly Jim Stengel Cindy Keel Steve Swinkels Mike Klopka Loren Toolajian Dan Maloney Chris Ternullo MAT Varsity Baseball ba sebal 1 MAY 152 baseball Dekker baseball Front row — Thorston, Coach, Dekker, Benedetti, Soldati, Morrison, Baccari, Rossiti, Holladay, Ponitus, Goosby, Vergara. Back row — Coleman, Murphy, Spanol, Turrsa, Bandony, Vitrano, Gravelle. MAY J.V. Baseball John Bechtel Alan Smoot Aldopho Garcia Joe Miller First Row - Modena, Tracy, Vaccari, LaRocca, Joyce, Miller, Bechtel, Clark. Second Row - Coach Silvestri, Smoot, Barbarini, Campi, Cipolla, Ruane, Garcia, McMahon, Healy, Bianco, mgr. MAY Frosh Baseball Front row - Molinelli, Merena, Gutierrez. Back row - Gravelle, Abela, Gragnani, Howard, Duffy. L i Back Row: Frank Fisher, Bob Van Koll, Burt Witaschek , Doug Dedo; Front Row: Mr. Larry Ehren S.J., Bill Dedo, Jim Fitzpatrick, Rick Shigio. Paul Dallara Mike Quast Bob Higgins The Ignatian is a people oriented activity. It is not made for the staff, but for the students and St. Ignatius. In doing this the Head Editors; Paul Dallara (Photo Editor), Bob Higgins (Organizational Editor),and Mike Quast (Layout Editor), have tried to bring out the whole action of the year, the side lines as well as the team working, and these things have been put in a more eye appealing pattern. In work- ing for the students we have enjoyed ourselves, but our greatest pleasure is that the people will enjoy the book as much as we have had in putting it together. We would like to thank Joel Loquvam, American Yearbook Com- pany, and Wolfgang Flies, and, in a special way, our moderator Mr. Larry Ehren S.J. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 162 Graduates 190 Senior Index GRADS SQVH9 GRADS WILLIAM ADAMS JOHN AGOSTINI GREGORY AHERNE GLENN ALFARO KEVIN ANDERSON PETER ASTIZ MICHAEL ATKINSON PAUL AUSTIN STEPHEN BACCARI JOHN BACCHINI THOMAS BADILLO JULIO BANDONI JOHN BARBAGELATA GEORGE BARDIS MARK BARMORE DANIEL BARRY MARK BEGUN BRUCE BELLUOMINI PHILIP BENEDETTI RONALD BERGEZ MARK BERNSTEIN RORT BERTIGLIA MICHAEL BERTORELLI ROBERT BIANCHI FRANK B1LLANTE MICHAEL BOWIE ROBERT BRADSHAW CHARLES BRANDI PETER BRUSATI PATRICK BROSNAN MARK BRUNCKHORST JOHN BUCKLEY DANIEL BUICK CRAIG CANDAU MARTIN CASEY DENNIS CASHMAN JOSEPH CASSETTA DANIEL CAVAN ROY CECCHETTI PAUL CESARI LEONARD CHEUNG STANLEY CHIN BRIAN CHINN HARVEY CHRISTENSEN ROBERT CICORNIO JAMES CLANCY CHRISTOPHER CLARKE JOHN CLEARY JOHN COLEMAN STEPHEN COLLINS JOSEPH CONTI STEVE COOPER CURT COURN ALE PATRICK CREMIN ANTONIO CUCALON JAMES CULLEN DANIEL CULLINAN JOHN CUNNANE THOMAS CURRT TIMOTHY CUSULOS PAUL DALLARA MARC D'ANGELO PAUL DASILVA STEVEN DEPACE TIERNAN DESMOND WILLIAM DICKSON DENNIS DITO JOHN DITO MICHAEL D'OLIVEIRA THOMAS DONNELLY KEVIN DOWNES PATRICK DWYER BRADLEY EDWARDS DENNIS ESTRADA RICHARD EWING JOSEPH FANARA JAMES FANUCCHI JAMES FARRELL MARIO FERNANDES BRIAN FITZGERALD WILLIAM FITZGERALD LAURENCE TIMOTHY FLAHERTY TERENCE FLANNERY VICTOR FLAVIANI FITZPATRICK ROBERT FOLMER ROBERT FONTANILLA JEFFREY FOX YVES FRANQUIEN ANTHONY JAMES FU DANIEL GALLAGHER MICHAEL GALLO FREDRIKSSON JAMES GENIALI JOSEPH GERMANETTI KEVIN GILMORE DANIEL GLICKMAN MARK GOEBEL JOHN GOLDBERG MIGUEL GOMEZ ROBERT GOULDING ANDREW GRAVELLE NICHOLAS GRBAC PAUL GROSS ERICH HABELT PETER HAGAN BRAD HAINES TIMOTHY HALLORAN THOMAS HARRINGTON JAMES HERLIHY MICHAEL HERRERA JAMES HICKEY WILLIAM HICKS ROBERT HIGGINS RONALD HOLLADAY ROD HOWERY FRANK HOWARD JOHN JABER JOSEPH JAJEH JONATHAN JEW BRYAN JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON JEFFREY JONES MICHAEL JONES GERALD JUE ALVIN JUNG DAVID JUAREZ BARRY KANE DANIEL KELLEHER TIMOTHY KELLEHER FRANCIS KELLY JOSEPH KELLY WILLIAM KENNEDY JOHN KERRIGAN JEFFREY KEVICH DAVID KIYASU JOHN KOLENDA JAMES LAWRIE PAUL LAGOMARSINO DANIEL LAVELLE CONSTANTINE KONSTIN JOSEPH LEACH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kirk Souza. Secretary; Craig Candau, Treasurer; Dan Kelleher, Sgt-at-Arms; Carey Candau, President; John Goldberg. Vice President. KEVIN MICHAEL LEE RAYMOND LEE VINCENT LINDSAY MARK LLORET DARYL LLOYD DENIS LONG JOEL LOQUVAM DONALD MACRAE KENNETH MARKET PIERRE MARTINEZ RAMON MARTINEZ MICHAEL MAYMAN DENNIS MCCARTHY JOHN MCCARTHY KEVIN MCCARTHY PAUL MCCARTHY STEVEN MCCARTHY KEVIN MCDONNELL PETER MCGOLDRICK EDWARD MCGOVERN JOSEPH MCGUINNESS MICHAEL MCGUIRE SEAN MCGUIRK THOMAS MCKAY EDWARD MCMAHON RONALD MERTES LESTER MESTAS MILLER JUAN MITCHELL KARL MONDON JOHN MOORE ROBERT MOORE JAMES MORRISON KENNETH MUDGE JAMES MURPHY KEVIN MURPHY MICHAEL NOUAUX CHRISTOPER NOWAK WILLIAM O’DONNELL DESMOND O’REILLY MARTIN MURPHY MICHAEL MURPHY GEORGE NAZZAL JIHAD NAZZAL PETER OSSULSTON JOHN O’SULLIVAN TIMOTHY O’SULLIVAN GEORGE OTSUKI PETER RADSLIFF EDMUNDO RAMIREZ DANIEL REICHLING ROGER REVEL ROBERT ROMANO MARK ALFREDO ROGAYAN MICHAEL RUSSO DANIEL SALVEMINI JAMES SANCIMINO ANTHONY SANTANA VICTOR SAWICKI ANTHONY SCHIARITI ROBERT SCHONEFELD STEVEN SCHRIBER GREGORY SEBASTINELLI JEFFREY SEIWALD JOHN SERRATO KEVIN SHEA RODERICK SHIGIO RICHARD SHINTAKU RICHARD SIEBERT DAVID SILVER KENNETH SIMON MICHAEL SIMON KIRK SOUZA ROBERT SPERO STEVEN SPINALI THOMAS STACK THOMAS STONE CRAIG SUHL JAIME SUAREZ PETER SUHR JOHN SWEENEY CARLOS TAPIA ANTHONY TARANTINO PAUL TARANTINO ROBERT TERHEYDEN KENT THOMPSON PAUL THROWER GREGORY TIERNEY GREGORY TONG PAUL TOTAH ANDRE URRUTY RICHARD VAN KOLL JOSEPH VIEIRA PAUL VITRANO GEORGE VLANTIS DAVID WAAL THOMAS WACKERMAN GREGORY WALSH SEAN WALSH JOHN WARDA MARK WHEELER JOSEPH WHELEN JEROME WILLIAMS All people need signs of hope in life, and Dan Casey was such a sign. It is hard to feel the absence of a friend, a brother, a classmate. Friday, March 14 of this year, was a day of such a loss. From the first days of school, we were aware he was not with us day to day in class. We felt that, and each in his own way. tried to support Dan as he followed out his journey. That Friday stands out in our hearts, and so does Dan. EDMOND ZAPPIA Fr. Peter F. filice, S.J. Theology 3,4, Assistant Principal for Campus Ministry, Sophomore Counselor. This man is whom you turn to at a moment's notice, whether it is for counseling or just to let off steam. His office door is always open, as is his mind to any suggestions or criticism. In all truth, Fr. Peter Filicc, S.J., is one of the best additions SI has received this year. tnMo. Fr. John R. Becker, S.J. English 2,3,4, Moderator Inside S.l. Mr. Lovette is the senior counsellor in charge of college entry. He advises students and tries to help them on their way toward their profession. Mr. Steven Lovette Senior College Counsellor Vibrant with the power and stamina that all his years teaching lgnatian$ cannot dilute, able to whip through the most ponderous ’ tragedy or sonnet, just as he whips through Golden Gate Park on his bicycle; this is Father John Becker. Besides being a man of action, he is also one that can enjoy a pun, counsel a worried student, or give a retreat. All of this, plus the chores of helping keep Inside S.l. on an even keel, only makes him ready for the next day to begin all over, ready to help where needed. Who is Mr. LaRocca anyway? How does he get away with teaching Sicilian economics? Have you ever wondered where he gets all those new cars, all those new suits, and all that fresh fish? Why does Mr. Drucker always have to call a time out in the middle of a game to explain the basketball rules to him? When were all his fabulous talents discovered — the ability to rip telephone books in half, to play superb trash basketball, and to keep an office immaculate? Fr. Lentz, S.J. is a diminutive man in stature, a gigantic man in intelligence. He is a person who possesses an unusual combination of qualities. He holds an incomprehensible know- ledge of mathematics and an almost unreal, dry sense of humor. His attitude toward his stu- dents is always one of utmost respect, causing them to respect themselves and their intelligence. Fr. Gerald Lentz, Math 1,4. Patterson Mr. Patterson has to be one of the most intelligent and humorous teachers I have had at S.l. In his Calculus class you have a lot of work to do on your own, but, he goes over it with you to make sure you grasp it. Indeed, All Seniors should Take Calculus. Mr. George M. Patterson Calculus 4, Prob and Stats 4, Mathematics Department Head. S.J. Fr. Lentz Father Ryan has always shown his brothers their divine worth with- out any recognition of his own. All Seniors will remember his Theology course as being one of the most priceless in the S.l. Experience . Fr. William Ryan, S.J. Theology 4, Chairman Theology Dept. .nejo mich How can I describe my surprise - Theology with Mr. Nejasmich which was a rebirth into a fuller, more satis- fying Christian life. I was totally en- lightened and will never forget the fundamentals of Christian thought this giant gave to me. You only have to walk into his bright classroom full of pillows and instantly all your tensions are gone; you are relaxed and ready to appreciate the genius and the total majesty of this great man. Mr. Steven C. Nejasmich, SJ. Theology 1, Sociology 4, Moderator S.l. Outbound, Frosh Football Coach, Frosh Soccer Coach. Mr. Robert Orucker U.S. History 4. Varsity Basketball Coach. The honorable Professor of Basketball has proven once again to be as skillful directing his U.S. History classes as his sensational basckctball team. All St. Ignatius, especially the senior class, salutes Robert K. Orucker with a proud Bene! Our resident Professor of Physics has once again measured up to his own high standards. Coupled with his unique visual instructional approach, he has shown us many things. Fr. Richard D. Spohn, S.J. Physics 4. This OK Psychology teacher has spent hours of devoted work to help achieve a better S.I. Community. Besides owing the present perfect condition of their class schedules to him, the seniors also consider him a real friend. Mr. Terry Hall Asian Studies 3,4. hall KAVANAUGH Mr. Frank Kavanau s One of our long time residents here at English 3,4. S.I. is English teacher Mr. Frank Coach Kavanaugh. His two classes. Sports and Frontier Literature, contain an amazing variety of topics ranging from the Theory of Baseball to the Battles of the Nez Peces Indians . From being a vague name on a roster of teachers and courses, this priest has taken a full share of the history classes here, along with helping out at the liturgies and help coaching a surprisingly successful tennis team. He also has the distinction of sharing in some of the duties of the other clergy here, while also commuting from his parish in Colma. This is Fr. Ring, an adopted member of the S.l. Community. Fr. Curtis C. Bryant, S.J. Psychology 4. Senior Counselor, Director of Guidance and Counselling. Mr. Terry Hall is an easy going teacher who is more interested in the students learning and getting meaning out of his class rather than the memorization of facts and meaningless trivia. His class gives an awareness that mere facts and figures cannot give alone. His personal dedication and his flair in presenting material gives the class added meaning and great depth. Fr. Vincent D. Ring U.S. History 3.4. ■o dg San Francisco is a city of many views, and many sights. Within its boundaries are some of the most famous land marks of our country. Some of these landmarks are special signs, especially to those of us who have grown in the City by the Bay. 1914 was the year that Saint Ignatius Church was constructed on the Campus of University of San Francisco. It has stood on that hill swept with wind as a guide to sailors, and a sign of faithfulness to those who pass it or stop in for a moment of prayerful quiet. In that same year, a young Saint Ignatius High School Graduate was also beginning a life that would be a similar sign. On a September day of that year, Charles B. Largan entered the Society of Jesus. As with any sign. He was unsure where this chosen life would lead him. His life in the Jesuits took him to many places and activities during his years of study and training. After Ordination to the Priesthood, Father Largan in 1929 came to the Community at the school he had graduated from in his own home city. From that time to the present. Father gave his time not only to his students but to many of the people he came to know in his years of giving. Although Father no longer teaches at his own Alma Mater, his giving to others continues. He, like S.l. Church, are a witness to God's good- ness and faithfulness in the world. On September 21, 1974, the Jesuit Community of Saint Ignatius gathered to celebrate his sixty years of Jesuit life. The larger Community of Saint Ignatius wishes to extend its thankfulness and appreciation to what this man has done for S.l. in the past, and what he has become for us. Fr. Charles Largan S.J. 1 H il li p S3 iif 8? Mi u{ p ii I sss s:lf :| s l § §? :§ iff rfj g _ is :£ g :i|| :;;xi h ll sc III lii I! hll- 1-2 la h h h- Lill h S g § ill h II! i . Is h L f I his I -:: F I I. s- ijjli ....c } l|i J -Ssjj gljl |il 2s I j s; ?sst 5|s|f 2 ' If rilfi S ; ' tS£ s?5 i««; t-? SS2 S3 8S BoS 5' J- g3S«5? 335 5li 2:: Is 3=1 iSsSl iitisg: f 4f:!IS3 0 a J£ in !H £ ’ ■• y I ’J i?5f|, uooyy'.iK « a., Ps I I? e 2 il| 55? 5 I, 53S ill ;I K J. I 1 I s§: ii ; i :si !j I ill 15' Si si I 8 JS| s l ! i i MS MIU !!2 fill ip ii li li ii 1 111 iiilf ii !liii ill! ill Hi if ill it!!! U ! i I is u 22 M k | j | s oc v £ f y 8 1% 9 3 s 25!! So£ St t 5| 35 Hi ! :i | 125 I?' s«- ijM 5i“ Jtr 2 g f «S'- 5 •� --! 2 3■ j f ill ll“! «14 3 h ill M ll !ii ai III S ii3 5? fill ;« 1 H33, ti!!I Ilii i}3? If (Ills UP 8 ? liif i ii s� ir ; 35 £ � 3 !a Z2i6 q final At the end of each year most of us look back and try to remember all the good times spent with friends. However, we must look back at this year with both joy and sorrow. The sorrow we refer to is the death of Daniel Casey, a senior; a fel- low student who will be remembered by all those who knew him. The joy we captured was that of the Varsity Basketball's fantastic season. All their victories meant a history making season record of 28-2. As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end, and this year is no exception. As the year has come to a close some of us will be leaving school, but we will be taking a part of this school with us. We have been in activities and given ourselves to one another as we have worked together. For some, they have found them- selves; but for most they are on the way to the truth that is found in our friends. This truth in working with people, even though it is not easy, but we must do it to be something, a living person. In working together as a team, the Editors of the Ignatian have found that we are working for the people and we have been trying to put as much of the individual as the world he inhabits as we can. We are very glad with what we have pro- duced, but we hope that it is you who are pleased with what you have done this year and are happy to remember it forever. Michael Quast, Paul Dallara, and Bob Higgins