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

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L-R: Toolajian (Rec. Secty.), Bruneman (V.P.), Papale (Pres.), Mr. C. Murphy (Moderator), Pretti (Treasurer). LZlSKi L-R, front: McCarthy (Sargeant at Arms), Mercado (Rally Committee). Bruno (Corresponding Secty.), Papale (Pres.), Bruneman (Vice Pres.), Toolajian (Recording Secty.), Pretti (Treasurer), Middle: Sullivan (BSU), Gibson (CSF), Ehrmann (Head Cheerleader), Haas (Art Pub.), Marshall (CLC), Murphy (Junior Pres.). Back: Bragagnolo (Soph. Pres.), Quast (Ignatian), Houghton (Dance Committee), McCabe (2001), Ryan (Block Club). Mr. C. Murphy (Moderator), Solari (Band).

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Student Council Rocco Papale, Student Body President Interscholastic Relations Committee L-R: Papale, Jack, Spano, Fava, Bruno, Zorzakis (being held). When the students combine their efforts and project their ideas through the Student Council, this school has the potential to produce limitless benefits. The Council pools the suggestions submitted by the students, and turns them into practical programs exercised for the general good of the student body. In an effort to serve the students of S.I., the Student Council this year has administered several programs. With the absence of the Queens Contest, a new means of procuring unification with the girl's schools was necessary. Thus the evolvement of the Interscholastic Relations Committee, a more effective method of bringing the schools together. In order to supply the students with good and inexpensive food in the Commons, the Student Sandwich Shop was set up. Finally, after a long awaited end of the raffle, we decided that a student carnival would be more enjoyable as a means of raising money. The Student Council exists as a tool to create something better for this school. It is an effective and efficient means of bridging the gap between the students and the administration. It serves as a median between anxious radical propositions and wisely executed solutions. ’n i vpti

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 ■■■■■i In the past three years, I have found the 2001 to be a unique organization. Being in it, I was able to meet different people and make new friends; just as in any other club or activity. However, the newspaper allowed me to become involved with the many other organizations in the school. I learned how to work with others, and shouldered the responsibilities of writing articles and laying out Left: Tom McCabe and Jim Sweeney try to find at least pages. one picture which they can use in the next issue. Right: Tom is suddenly struck by a thought of Mr. 1 Marnell's, (moderator of the 2001). L-R; 1st row: Bragnara, Sweeney, Killpack, Jayne, Pachinger, Moises. 2nd row: Lieberman, Fazackerley, Corey, Dinkelspiel, Lum, Boro. 3rd row: Lee, Xavier, Bennett, Baylocq, DaSilva, Imperial. Not present: Quinlan.