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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1984 volume:

Seniors 16 Juniors 44 Sophomores 54 Freshmen 64 Faculty 76 Activities 104 Sports 152 1984 St. Ignatius College Preparatory 2001 37th Ave. San Francisco, CA The St. Ignatius community is an opportunit ... to meet new friends 2 1 Jim M aloney explains the rotating schedule to a confused freshman Deai Rodanovicb greets a friend with open arms. 3- Sophomore aw fM' stwt-ttf. Ms� of $ � ftdy Spirt tat St, John McGee, and Geoff Callan look on as Patrick O’Conner ge belted in the face. ... to discover talents ... and to come closer to God. 5. John Weston, Peter Steinbach, and Brian Campbcllexhibittheirmusical abititie 6. Jim Blom tries out for school play, Auntie Mame.7. Bill Dowl- ing receives Communion from Fr. Sauer. 8. Joe Johnson bears gifts at Tri-School Mass. 9. George Alessandria, Byron Navarro, Dan Jue, Mott Corvi, and Steve Sirianni sing at the Mass of the Holy Spirit We realize our potentials mentally ... 1. Three students do some last minute home- work in the halls before class. 2. Devcn Rich- ardson, Tim Williams, Leroy Wise, and Maurice Chenier do some serious studying while Rod Skinner supervises. 3. John Ton- ini, Dave Schymeinsky, Randy Jones, Greg Vannucci, Carmelo Cecilio, and Sean Hull work in the physics lab. 4. Daniel Pot a S7. does his algebra homework after school. 5. Galen Sorrells kicks back with a good book in the library. 6. Berdj Rassam works on his computer program. 4 ... physically ... ... and spiritually. 7. Joe Corey dashes past Oceana linemen. 8. Dave Mahoney runs a few laps around the track. 9 Kieran O'Leary ponders the meaning of the gospel at the Tri-School Mass. 10. Bruce Barnett and Mrs. Molinclli offer petitions. 11. Mr. Lorcntz leads the liturgy group in song. 12. Fr. Sotelo gives communion to an awaiting student. 5 • • • «hot the oaky d the 1 Dave Giann S.l. football Fr. Scha pher 3. Pa zevant pot Mass- 4. Jason Standifer does hi sion ol Mr. Shau DaveSchymei bit during a skit Spirit-6. Fr. Sauer aistnnutes communion ot St Mary's Cathedral. ?. Mr. Zatkin shows photographer his good rde We are molded together by the unique people and memorable 1. The waterballoon fly as students compete for $200 in Student Fundraiser. 2. Four freshmen get initiated into the St. Ignatius Community. 3. Perry McDowell feels the agony of defeat in the waterballoon contest. 4. Mar- tin Zelnya signs in at Detention. 5. The cheering section goes wild as the football team scores. 8 events 6. Freshmen pull their hardest in tug-of-war against Big Broth- ers. 7. The liturgy group performs a skit for freshmen and sopho- mores. 8. Mr. Sabiinskv (Pete Stcinbach) explains the mean- ing of Chutzpah to Mr. Phelps (Jim Maloney). 9 • • • ... through our thoughts ... . . . and our actions .. . 6 Steve Maggioncalda shows his spirit on Punk Day. 6. S.I. cheering section doe the Budweiser Cheer. 7. Alan Miloalavich waits for his turn at an S.I. rally. 8. A group of St. Ignatius student welcome St. Francis to their home. 9. Will the real Fr. Sauer please � t«p forward? 11 1. Byron Navarro, Jon Nicolas, Rob- ert Puno, Abraham Puulosc.and Dave Schymeinsky try to translate Fr. Mur- phy's chalkboard. 2. Punk Francis I.ang shows his spirit. 3. John Regan plots the orbit of Mars in physics class. 4. Mr. Mena explains the velocity needed to shoot a free throw to Dave Wilson. 5. Senior class president Tim Stretch shows his sleeping attire. 12 ... and on the field. 6. Dan Vaughn leads the attack against the Oceana Shark line. 7. Coach Stiegeler drills the frosh football team. 8. The Wild- cat go head-to-head against the hard-hit- ting St. Francis lancers. 13 • • • We enter as many individuals ,, I 1 Andrew PerloS, Andrew Perry, and Stephen Ca- purroseek guidance in front of the gym at the Frosh Orienta- tion. 2 Dante Puccinelh gives a little help to a hungry freshman 3 Several student a ait their turn at the Mass of the Holy Spirit 4. Four students register with Mr. McGarry and Mr. T. Murphy. 5. W aiting for their turn at the book store, several students get to know one another 14 1. Steve Bluford opens his arms to S.I. spirit. 2. Steve Machado and Brian Hal- loran take abreak from school to listen to some music. 3. Peter Steinbach comes to schooldressedcasually.-l.George Alessan- dria leads the freshmen in a cheer at fresh- men orientation. 5. Jim Maloney, Pat La- val, and Peter Steinbach drum up spirit at the first rally. 6. Seniors display S.I. spirit for all to see. 16 Senior Class Officers (I to r) Timothy Stretch (President), Joe Vollert (Vice-President), Jeff McDonnell (Sec. Treasurer), Mark Orsi (Sgt. at Arms). G0H h-(O CO Graduating Class of 1984 Christopher Achuck Rene Acosta Dexter Adriano George Alessandria Lawrence Alioto William Anzoategui Geoffrey Applegarth Ronald Ash Patrick Bactad Michael Bagdon Dan Bajone •Jon Balestrieri •James Baratono Patrick Barber Bruce Barnett Matthew Bassi Christopher Hellaci Timothy Berquist •John Bertken Joseph Bilbao Peter Bjorklund •James Blom Steve Bluford Andrew Bradley Eric Braida William Bromann Dean Brown Mark Burke Michael J. Burns •Joseph Busby Ronald Cabreros Robert Callan Anthony Calvello Thomas Camozzi •James Canales Dominic Canjura Kevin Caracciolo Michael Carli •James Carolan Carmelo A. Cecilio Matthew Ceragioli Garrett Chan Richard Chan Maurice Chenier Peter Cheung Arnold Chun David Chung •Joseph Cisneros Kevin Cleary Michael Cochrane Charles Coleman Kevin Conley Hugh Conroy Matthew Cooney •Joseph Corey David Correa Matthew Corvi George Coviello Rafael Crespo •James Culverwell Garrett Cunneen Steve Dalporto Anthony Damico Michael Da Silva Charles Deleone Edwin De Rosario •John Delucchi Anthony Dezompo Roger Desouza Matthew Devine James Dickson John DiGrazia Marcio Dioso Christian Dobleman Jason Doty William Dowling Michael Drew Michael Duong Ronaldo Echon Farzad Ehsani Stephen Erie Dionisio Esperas Philip Fee Michael Fencken Anthony Ferndon Mario Fernando William Ferrari Eamon Fitzgerald Nello Franco Drake Franklin Peter Gabancho Steven Garibaldi Thomas Gelini Marcus Germano David Giannini Zaldy Goco Ralph Godoy Scott Greenman Stephen Gresh Thomas Grey Jorge Guerzon Christopher Gulli Raymund Haguisan Brian Halloran Rodney Hamp John Hauscarriague Thomas Hauscarriague Julian Hermosura Gergory Herrera Brian Hickman James Hillman Stephen Hoshimi Christopher Houlihan Sean Hull Luis Ibarra-Rivera Michael James Dean Janeff Joseph Johnson Keith Johnson Michael Johnstone Randall Jones Daniel Jue Jeffrey Jue Kristian Kabasares Thomas Kauth Martin Kilbridge Michael Kilmartin Jeffrey Kirtley Stephen Kleinlein Kirk Krause Nils Kristoffersen Nelson Kwan Derrick Lam Thomas Langtry Christian Lapagiia Paul Larocca Patrick Laval Craig Law Lawrence Lawson Kevin Lee Laurence Lee Mark Lee Stephen Lee James Lew Thomas Lippi Frank Liuzzi Michael Lubenow William Lucey Stephen Lyons Steven Machado Andrew Madsen Steven Maggioncalda David Mahoney James Maloney Michael Mangibuyat Joseph Manio Edward Mantler Robert Marken Roberto Marquez Anthony Martorana Tony Masarweh Demitrios Master Kevin McCarthy Jeffrey McDonnell Thomas McDonnell Perry McDowell Matthew McGee Shawn McGee Matthew McGuinness Sean McKenna Brendan McKeon Dionisio Meneses Jose Micaller Levy Middlebrooks Anthony Miley Alan Miloslavich Paul Mohun Jesse Montalvo 'Ferente Moran Kevin Mulligan Edward Mullins John Murnin James Murphy James P. Murphy Martin Murphy John Murray Byron Navarro Jonathan Nicolas Gregory Nip Tim Nolan Edson Normandy David O'Brien Robert O'Brien Daniel O’Leary Kieran O'Leary Sean O’Reilly Gregoy O’Sullivan Kevin O’Sullivan Joseph O’Balle Philip Oertli Randall Olbrich Edmund Ong Mark Orsi Dan Oyharcabal Guillermo Partida Peter Patiris Abraham Faulose Frank Peronetto Sean Phillips Christopher Phipps Joseph Polizzi Chris Polk Dante Puccinelli Robert Puno Patrick Quinn Steven Ramos Berdj Rassam Paul Ravetti John Regan Arvil Reyes Deven Richardson Manuel Rivas Edward Rivers Andrew Robertson Alfredo Rodriguez Marc Roper Philip Rossovich Brian Rowland George Rubio Kevin Russell Jeffrey Sanford Peter Savarese Christopher Scarabosio David Schwartz Paul Schwartz Timothy Schwartz Thomas Schweifler David Schymeinsky Gregory Sempadian John Shanley Alexander Shkouratoff Randy Sid Steven Simonian Stephen Sirianni Roderick Skinner Brian Sloan Val Smalley Eugene Smith Steven Smith Timothy Soldati Terence Sotelo Jason Standifer Frank Stanghellini Peter Steinbach Timothy Stretch Bradley Suckle Edward Sullivan Steven Susoeff Peter Sustar Vincent Sweeters Huan Tang John Tonini Ricardo Torres Bernard Tse Alfred Ung Gregory P. Yannucci Michael Vansteen Genaro Vavuris Aurelio Vecchiola Jose Vibal Marcos Villaroman Gregory Vlahos Joseph Vollert Mark Voronin Brendan Walsh Michael Weimer Benedict Wheeler Frederick Whisman Timothy Williams David Wilson Erik Winkel Nathan Wirth Leroy Wise Jerome Wv Edward Wynne Marvin Yee Martin Zelaya 18 Christopher Achuck, A person who strives is a person who gains. Lawrence Alioto •James Haratono, Here ends the chronicles of Thomas Cov- enant, earthfriend and unbeliev- er. who never gave up. Patrick Pact ad. Live each day as though it was your last, cause one day you'll be right. Rene Acosta, If the key to suc- cess is hard work. I'd rather pick the lock. -RNL Dexter Adriano, I am the past, and that is all. -Yvor Winters George Alessandria, Phil, how's Gloss and J.T.? Hi Elena. Patrick Barber, If a man can't forge his own will; whose will can he forge. -Sir Gilbert Bruce Barnett, All my memo- ries. my special fantasies, there's someone I owe them to. Thanks Ellen. -S. Hagar William Anzoategui, I want the best that life has to give, so I'm gonna take all that I can get. • Y T Geoffrey Applegarth, Enjoy yourself-It's later than you think! •The Specials Ronald Ash Michael Bagdon, I’m going to stop putting things off starting to- morrow. Dan Bajonc. For sale: 64 Avanti, new motor, new carpet, new mags, recent paint job, runs gerat. Dan 564-0277 Jon Balcstricri. Thank you. Father Power. I couldn't have done it without you. Matthew Bassi, I� carn to suc- ceed you got to have a plan; I’m not always right but that’s the way I am. -Y T 19 Christopher Bellaci, The ex- cellence of life is found in the faith one has in his friends. -Fr. J. Mur- phy. S.J. Peter Bjorklund. Have cour- age, be patient and persevere. Timothy Bergquist, Cum dig- nitate otium. -Cicero James Blom, I used to be dis- gusted, but now I try to be amused. Chris Achuck gets his books before taking off for home. John Bcrtkcn, If everything is coming your way, you're in the wrong lane. Steven Bluford, Victory, to the taller man? No. Success lies in the state of mind and the man who says I CAN! Eric Brnidn, Man has no future when he ceases to pursue his dreams. Dean Brown, You only live life once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Joseph Bilbao, The strongest shall survive. Andrew Bradley, And now for something completely different. - John Cleese William Bromann, I heard your voice in the sound of the waves; In that moment you were there by my side. -DP Mark Burke, Go on out and gain the world, but don't lose your soul while your trying. -Jefferson Starship 20 Joseph Busby, There are two paths to go, but in the long run I know, I'll find the stairway to Heaven. -I«ed Zepplin Thomas Camozzi Michael Carli, For I have dined on honeydew and drunk the milk of paradise. -Rush Carmelo Cccilio, The past is my heritage, the present is my re- sponsibility, the future is my challenge. Jim Canales gives his impression of Fr. Prictto at this year's Winter Pops Concert. Ronald Cabreros, It's not what you say or what people think of you, it’s what you DO that counts. •G. Lucas James Canales. Responsibility is the greatest right in citizenship: service the greatest of freedom's privileges. -R.F.K. M ichael Burns, The measure of a man’s real character is what he would do. if he knew he would never be found out. -Macaulay Anthony Calvello, And if you feel that you can't go on. and your wheels stakin' low, just believe. - Led Zepplin Kevin Caracciolo, And in the end. the love you take is equal to the love you make. -Lennon McCartney James Carolan, Thanks to you, I'm obliged for such a pleasant stay but it's time 1 was on my way. Robert Callan, A wise man makes more opportunities than he finds, but then again. -T. Jef- ferson B. Callan Dominic Canjurn, I don't worry about tomorrow; I just live from day to day. 21 Matthew Cerngioli, Never trust a stoned crocodile. Garrett Chan Richard Chan, I leave this stage of my life with pride to start a new one. David Chung. It's been a great 3 Joseph Cisneros years at SI. Thanks Mom and Dad. Kevin Cleary, I only drink to make other people interesting. Michael Cochrane, Can I turn you on to a Cromean Swan on the nose of a long limousine? -R.S. Charles Coleman, You may change the clothes; but you can- not change the man. Kevin Conley, Changes of sea- sons, enough with the reasons, I want to get away. -Rush Hugh Conroy, When the moth flies around the flame, it burns it- self to death. Arnold Chun, Boast not thyself tomorrow for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Matthew Cooney, Maturity is reached the day we don't have to be lied to about anything. 22 •Joseph Corey. Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for t hat's the stuff life is made of. • B. Franklin Anthony Damico. Dana - Dreams are never abandoned; thanx mom and dad. David Correa, Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all. -G. Benson Kafael Crespo. ALAS-keep it live, wait a second, keep it Alive! Payasa Baby you got it, how can I tell my mom and dad? Garrett Cunneen, Good friends are only as far as you let them Ik-, and some friends aren’t far enough. Michael Da Silva, Liverpool F.C. and British Metal rule. O.K. Matthew Corvi, I tell ya. I had a terrible time that night in that bathtub. I lost four of my best ships. •James Culverwell, Parents were invented to make children happy by giving them something to ignore. Steven Dalporto, Time for me to put my boots out in the street. - Lynyrd Skynyrd Charles Deleone, A little learning is a dangerous thing. - Pope George Covlello, Magne est vertitas et praevalebit - truth is mighty and will prevail. Edwin Delrosnrio, Love makes people believe in immortality be- cause there seems not to be enough time in this life. 23 .John Delucchi, I quote others only the better to express myself. •Montaigne Roger Desouza. I’ve found the simple life ain't so simple. -Van Halen .James Dickson. These are the best years of your life. Now they're here and gone. -E. Cos- tello Marico Dioso. I’m sailing away, climb aboard, set an open course, we'll search for tomorrow on ev- ery shore. Anthony Dclzompo, It's not the size of the man in the fight; it’s the size of the fight in the man. Matthew Devine •John DiGrazia, I don’t care who you are - what you plan to be. so cum on catch a dream and take a ride with me. -M. Hatchet me Christian Dobleman, Well, what do we do now? -R. Redford (above) George Allossandria and Joe Polizzi take time out to pose before continuing their latin studies, (below) Robert Puno, Dante Puccinelli, Steve Erie. Byron Navarro, and Abe Paulose practice the songs for the next Liturgy. 24 •Jason Doty, Senior quotes are due today. I knew there was some- thing I forgot to do. Michael Drew, The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. -E. Burke Ronaldo Echon,Sometimes you have to reach back to bain for- ward progress. -The Cobbler William Dowling, Ashes and diamonds, foes and friends; we were all equals in the end. -P. Floyd Michael Duong, No army can stop an idea whose time has come. Farzad Ehsani, One can never reach excellence, but he can get as close to it as he wishes. Stephen Erie, A smile is on out- look on life. -J. Ford Dionisio Esperas, Seein- is be- lievin’, look ahead, feel the mo- tion growin’. This is where the journey begins. Boo 84. 25 Ron Ash, 30 years from now? Mario Fernando, Thanks mom and dad. the tuition was worth it. Eamon Fitzgerald, I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. - T. Roethke Drake Franklin. It ain’t no thang. Marcus Germano M ichael Fenckcn, Elen Sila lu- menn omentilma, a star shines on the hour of our meeting. Steven Garibaldi Thomas Gelini. Beam me up Scotty, mission accomplished. Anthony Ferdon Philip Fee, Everyone must be- lieve in something, I believe I'll have another drink. William Ferrari, Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn base- ball. ••). Barzun Nello Franco. Too bad that all the people who know how to run the country are busy driving taxi- cabs and cutting hair. Peter Gabancho, When you came in here didn't you have a plan for getting out. -Star Wars 26 David Giannini, Do not die to save one life, but rather live to save a thousand. Stephen Gresh, This is the summer of my smiles, flee from me keepers of the gloom. -Led Zepplin Jorge Guerzon, Nothing is more simple than greatness; in- deed to be simple is to be great. - R.W. Emerson Ruvmund liaguisan, Here we are just who we are, chances are we'll be the stars. -RNL Zaldy Goco, I’m always satisfied with the best. -0. Wilde Ralph Godoy, Don't follow where the path may lead. Go in- stead where there is no path, and leave a trail. Tim Stretch and Bcrdj Russam converse during recess behind Tony Delzompo's back as Tony Damico looks on from behind. «ft Brian Halloran, There never seems to be enough time to do the things I want to do once I find them. -J. Croce Rodney Hamp, I have learned much in my life but I have much more to learn. Scott Greenman, We just wanna have some fun while we're young enough to get away with it. Thomas Grey, People line up behind me to step into my shoes. - J. Entwistle Christopher Gulli, Life is a sto- ry: make it your own. John Hauscarriaguc, Let us look back on the past, and look forward to an even better future. 27 Gregory Herrera, Rubbish! You have no power here. Be gone! Before somebody drops a house on YOU. Christopher Houlihan, And everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. -P. Floyd Thomas Hauscarringuc, Now it's time for me to go! The Au- tumn moon lights my way! I did mom and dad. Brian Hickman, To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. -R.L.S. Scan Hull. The trouble with having an open mind is that your brain my fall out. Dean Janeff, God gives the nuts, but he does not crack them. - German Proverb Julian Hcrmosura, There’s one thing that comes before fear ... HONOR. James Hillman, It's not how you play the game but if you win or lose, you can choose, don’t con- fuse. win or lose. -0. Ozbourne Luis Ibarra-Rivera, That we may live to eat the hen that scratches on our grave. -Bonzo Joseph Johnson, You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. Stephen Hoshimi, Who’s this Ignatius guy, anyway? Michael James, What the hell. I'm going to go anyway! 28 Randall Jones. You can be what you want to and it doesn’t mutter who you are or where you are. if you wish upon a star. Thomas Kauth, Believe in yourself, because if you don’t, you are defeated. -C. Cooper Keith Johnson. Words to live by: The faster you live, the sooner you’ll die. Daniel Jue, To do all that’s pos- sible. attempt the impossible; to be all you can be. dream of being more. Michael Johnstone, Life is like playing the trumpet in public and learning the instrument as you go along. Jeffrey Jue. Now far ahead the Road has gone, and I must follow, if I can. -J.R.R. Tolkien Martin Kilbridftc, I think about a time when I will be re- laxed. -Imamu Amiri Baraka (Le- Roi Jones) Michael Kilmartin, If your cir- cle stays unbroken, then your a lucky man. cause it never has for me. -Capt. C. Stephen Klcinlcin. Learning without thought is useless; thought without learning is dan- gerous. -Confucius Kirk Krause, You've got to be- lieve in yourself or no one will be- lieve in you. -0. Ozbourne Kristian Kabasares. No rest for the wicked. -Helix Jeffrey Kirtlcy, I know it’s too late now. but I wish I could go back in time. -Jefferson Starship 29 Nils Kristoffersen, They say hard work never hurt anyone, but I'm not about to take the chance. Thomas Langtry, When I think back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a won- der I can think at all. Patrick Laval, Pursue your goal to the fullest and never stop until you die! -P.W.L. Nelson K wan. The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. -J. Taylor Derrick Lam, Show me a thor- oughly contented person and I will show you a useless one. Christian Lapaglia, Honk on Bobo. Craig Law, The best of times are yet to come! -Gina Kevin Lee, I’m young. I'm wild, and I'm free: got the magic power of the music in me. -Triumph Laurence Lee, Our goal might be a long way� off. but at least we are one step closer than we were before. Paul Larocca, If a man among you has no sin upon his hand, let him cast a stone at people playing in the band. -G. Dead Lawrence Lawson, Here's to good buddies, and to all the great times we had at the Prep. -Buzz Mark Lee, Don’t fool with suc- cess. 30 Frank Liuzzi. In the race to bet- ter or best, miss not the joy of be- ing. Stephen Lee, The work goes on. the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dreams shall never die. Stephen Lyons. One step be- yond ... -Madness Steve Maggioncnlda, One se- rious thing to remember: Never take anything too seriously. Steven Machado, Before I go into the big sleep I want to hear the scream of the butterfly. -J. Morrison David Mahoney, •James Lew, Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is important that you do it. Michael Lubenow, Reach out your hand if your cup be empty; if vour cup is full, may it be again. - Hunter Garcia James Maloney, We're here for a good time, not along time, so have a good time, the sun can’t shine everyday. -Trooper Thomas Lippi, A nod is as good as a wink to a blind rat. Know what I mean? Eh? Eh? -M. Python William Luccy, It doesn't actu- ally tickle. Andrew Madsen 31 Br. Draper identifies Sean McKenna in a line-up and prepares to pass judgment. Roberto Marquez. Who knows what tomorrow brings; in a world, few hearts survive. Kevin McCarthy, If we learn from our mistakes, I ought to be a genius. Anthony Martorana, There comes a time when the blind man takes your hand and asks: Don’t you see? -J. Garcia Jeffrey McDonnell, A hen is only an egg's way of making an- other egg. Michael Mangibuyat. Be a gi- ant, or a grain of sand, the words of wisdom are yes I can. -E.W.F. Edward Mantler, This one al- ways was and always will be for you and me both Dad. Nothing can stop us now! Tony Masarweh, Wisdom comes not only from the reading of books, but from the living out of life as well. Thomas McDonnell, There's a time to play it safe, and there's a time for Risky Business. -Risky Business Joseph Manio, To Len: Loneli- ness plagues he who lacks love and respect for himself. Not I. - J.M. Robert Marken, You deserve a break today. -R. McDonald Demitrios Master, Prepara- tion is the secret to sure and swift travel. -Ulysses Perry McDowell, I cannot rest from travel; I will drink life to the lees. -Tennyson 32 Matthew McGee, Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone? -J. Thur- her Brendan McKcon. He who laughs last, probably didn't get the joke. -T.B. Anthony Miley, Exit • Stage right! -Snagglepuss Shawn McGee, I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if 1 succeed at least I'll live as I believe. -Benson Dionisio Meneses, In my inner self. I thought of you and said: You are the one I have been look- ing for. Alan Miloslavich, When I'm good. I'm very good; when I'm bad. I'm terrific. Paul Mohun, Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it. -T. Jeffer- son Jesse Montalvo, Another chapter is written. Friends, teach- ers. and counselors. I say adieu, but not good-bye. Matthew McGuinness, You're not drunk as long as you can hold onto the floor. Sean McKenna, I've had enough now of school and stuff now, if your not with us then it's just bad news. -UFO Jose Micallcr, At my door the Pale Horse stands, to carry me to unknown lands. - J. Hay. The Stir- rup Cup Levy Middlcbrooks, Talent is God-given, be humble; fame is man-given, be thankful; conceit is self-given, be careful. Marty Kilbridge wonts you for the S.I. Band. 33 Terence Moran, All I ask is a tall ship and star to steer her by. Kevin Mulligan. An Irishman's greatest hope is that God has a sense of humor. -S. Duffy Kevin Lee and Matt McGee strike up a pose for the camera. Edward Mullins, It's hard to soar with eagles, when your sur- rounded by turkeys. Martin Murphy, Maybe it's time for me to go out and make something out of my life! NAH John Murnin, If you let your dreams go, you're gonna die; and if you're gonna die. die with your boots on! John Murray, Did I really do that? -Unknown James Murphy. My strength is my determination. I just want to keep getting better. -R. Rhoads Byron Navarro, If you can’t take the criticism, you don't de- serve the fame. -B.N. James P. Murphy, It's alright with me now. I’ll get back up somehow, and with a new life I'm bound to win. -S. Hagar Jonathan Nicolas, A good man knows his limits; a great man overcomes them. 34 Gregory Nip, It is through ac- complishments that one's life be- comes significant. Tim Noiun, Life has only two roads to offer: It's either rocky or its smooth. -C.B. Edson Normandy, Tout est pour le mieux dans le meilleur des mondes possibles. -Voltaire Joseph O’Balle, I would rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomv. David O’Brien, If you can't con- vince them, confuse them. Robert O’Brien, Things went down we don't understand but I guess in time we will. -G. Dead Daniel O’Leary, Rebellion is a sign of weakness, I don’t rebel, I ignore. Kieran O’Leary, You can dream, but you can never go back the way you came. -J. Browne Sean McKenna takes a break before continuing his rigorous schedule. Sean O’Reilly, Leaves have fal- len all around; time I was on my way. Gregory O'Sullivan, Don’t hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting, but never hit soft. - T. Roosevelt 35 Kevin O'Sullivan, An invest- ment in knowledge pays the most interest. -B. Franklin Mr. Devine shows Dan Bajone the art of pretending-to-read-the-litera- ture-book. Philip Ocrtli, Learn as if you were to live forever; live as if you were to die tomorrow. Randall Olbrich, If you’re walking on thin ice, you might as well dance. Mark Orsi, Time does not be- come sacred to us until we have lived it. -J. Burroughs Abraham Paulosc, Earth isn't heaven; but it shouldn’t be hell either. Dan Oyharcabai, If it can be imagined, it can be achieved. If you can dream it, you can become it. Guillermo Partida, The only way I found to get rid of tempta- tion is to yield to it. Frank Peronetto, Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. Sean Phillips, I’m a finder and I'm a keeper. I ain't no loser and I ain’t no weeper. -Q. Riot Edmund Ong, Slowly it begins, everyday we grow closer, sudden- ly it ends. Peter Patiris Christopher Phipps, Spread out, I’m the brains of this outfit! - Moe, Three Stooges 36 Joseph Polizzi, There may be splinters on the ladder of success, but you don’t notice them until you slide down. Dante Puccinelli. Nothing suc- ceeds like successi -Puccinelli Proverb Trying to take a candid shot in school is difficult when everyone knows you’re there: case in point, above. Patrick Quinn. High school has been the most expensive vacation my parents ever sent me on. Steven Kamos, See I told you it would be easy! Thanks for it all Mom Dad. John Regan. All living things leave behind evidence of what they were: only man leaves what he created. Arvil Reyes, These fragile times should never slip us by: a time you never can and shall erase. Berdj Rnssnm, My dreams be- come dilatory with the sunset only to become prosperous with its ascendence. Deven Richardson, If I fail at least I will have tried, for not to try is to fail. Chris Polk. Speech is for the convenience of those who are hard of hearing. -Thoreau Robert Puno, Nothing is more beautiful than to do nothing, and then rest afterward. Paul Ravetti, Hey. What do ya mean our quotes are due today? I didn’t know that. Life is rough all over. Manuel Rivas, Whatever is worth doing at all. is worth doing well. 37 Edward Rivers, In these ever changing times you must learn to stand on your own. Thanks Mom I)ad. Peter Savarese, Roses are red, violets arc blue. I'm schizophren- ic, and so am I. Thanks Mom Dad Andrew Robertson, And it's only the giving that makes us what we are. -I. Anderson Philip Rossovich, Don't hide in doorways, you may find the key that opens up your soul. -Dio Alfredo Rodriguez, What you are is God's gift to you. What you do with yourself is your gift to God. Brian Rowland, Different eyes see different things, different hearts beat on different strings. • G. Lee Kevin Russell. Life is not worth living unless you LIVE. Go for it! - B. Mcdade Christopher Scarabosio Marc Roper, Peace, and let them be in their exhultation they speak better than you know, and beyond your understanding. - T.E. George Rubio, He who is not prepared today will be less so to- morrow. -Ovid •Jeffrey Sanford. If you take life as a crazy gamble, throw your dice, take your chances. -Scorpi- ons David Schwartz, Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world. -G. Dead 38 Paul Schwartz, It's been a Timothy Schwartz, We need business doing pleasure with you! old memories and young hopes David Schymeinsky, A ship is safe in a harbor, but that is not what ships are built for. Gregory Scmpadian, The game isn't over till it’s over. -Y. Berra John Shanlcy, When this you see. remember and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may speak of me. Steven Simonian, 1 remember when I was seventeen my father told me to build my own dreams! • S. Hagar Alexander Shkourutoff, To err is human; to blame it on some- one else is even more human. -Ja- cobs Law Stephen Sirianni, Things that are impossible for men are possi- ble with God. -Luke 18:27 Kandy Sid, Inert creativity lies in quoting from others. Roderick Skinner, I will either find a way ... or make my own. Thomas Schweiflcr, And when you control, you'll reap the harvest you have sown. -P. Floyd Brian Sloan, Whatever is your goal, keep your eye on the donut and not upon the hole. Thanks Mom Dad 39 Timothy Soldati, Just set a time with me and I'll be there a half hour after! Jason Standifer, Why be mis- erable for a long time, when you can lie happy for a shorter time. - P. Oertli Val Smalley, All I need is some tasty waves, a nice cool buzz, and I’m fine. Terence Sotelo. One person can make a difference. -A. Davis Frank Stanghellini, The sky has fallen, the sea has turned to red. I can't believe these thoughts in my head. Peter Steinbach, A day with- out sunshine is like ... night. Eugene Smith, Through hard work and suffering, the meaning of life is attained. Steven Smith, It is better that ten guilty persons escape, than one innocent suffer. -W. Black- stone Roderick Skinner gives Fr. Gilligan a weak excuse for being late for school. Timothy Stretch, What you are must always displease you, if you would attain to that which you are not. -St. Augustine Bradley Suckle, No place spe- cial. huh. I always wanted to go there. -G.W. B.S. 40 Edward Sullivan, Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. •A. Einstein Steven Susoeff, life must be lived forwards but can only be un- derstood backwards. Peter Sustar, It isn't what you do, it’s the way you do it. Vincent Sweeter� , I don't care what the people say. I know where their jive is at. -Led Zepplin John Tonini, Nothing now re- mains to do but to begin the game anew. -A.E. Houseman Ricardo Torres. Baci Roma. Bernard Tse, The best that you can do is to get very good at being you. Alfred Ung, Following the crowd is the worst thing a person can do. Remember to be yourself. Gregory Vannucci, My tastes are simple: I only want the very best. Michael Vansteen, Make the best use of what you have in your power, and take the rest as it hap- pens. -Epictetus 41 Genaro Vavuris, Homo sum: Humani nil a me alienum puto. - Terentius Jose Vibal. Best is a subjective decision; I want to acquire what 1 think is the best of an artist's ma- jor works. -A. Katz Gregory Vlaho.s, No goal is too high when climbed with care and confidence. Ralph Godoy gets in the spirit of St. Ignatius and breaks out into his ceremonial dance moves. •Joseph Vollcrt. The greatest thing «me can do is give his best effort. Mark Voronin, lam a part of all that I have met. -Tennyson, “Ulysses Aurelio (Ray) Vecchiola, The Lord is shepherd; I shall not want. -23rd Psalm Marcos Villaroman, Imagina- tion is more important than knowledge. -A. Einstein Brendan Walsh Michael Weimer Benedict Wheeler, Shall we go. you and I while we can. through the transitive nightfall of dia- monds. -G.D. 42 Frederick Whisman. Nothing is work unless you'd rather be do- ing something else. -G. Halas David Wilson. No matter how far up I go I will always remember where I've been and who helped me step up. Jerome Wy, During me four years at Saint Ignashus, 1 has learn many things like 2x2 — 6. Marvin Ycc, Life without dreams is not worth living. Erik Winkel, The world is full of kings and queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams. -B.S. Nathan Wirth, Lei my inspira- tion flow in token rhyme suggest- ing rhythm. -Hunter Garcia Dave Schymcinsky races home after school in his own mode of trans- portation. Timothy Williams, I was a member of the Prep for four years to show. I'm smarter now and I'm ready to go. Leroy Wise, Parents, you are the bows from which your chil- dren as living arrows are sent forth. Edward Wynne, I'm quite illit- erate. but I read a lot. -H. Cau- field Martin Zelaya 43 1. A student takes a break in class after a hard and tedious day. 2. Jan Claea pushes for the last step at a track meet. 3. Mr. Ferrante shows a student an experiment in chemistry class. 4. Jack Vollcrt plays Coach Hickox during a rally. (left to right) Mark Delucchi (Sgt. at-arms), Gus Go- mozias (President), Ray Gamba (Sec Treas.), and Jean-Paul Calegari (Vice-President) Junior Class Officers co 50 o «-h cl ch Antonio L. Abad Ronald Abad Douglas Abernathy Joseph Affolter Vincent Alipranti Shawn Anderies Michael Andraychak Nelson Artiga Raul Aviles Gregory Bach 1 i Paul Bacigalupi Joseph Bajuk Stephen Barbaccia John Bartolucci Christopher Baumann Todd Beckwith Bernard Belza Jeffrey Benson Juniors Chris Bauman, Hill Gates, and Robert Vanocini make their way to the upper field for an invigorating game of football. John Bentel Stefan Benton Maurice Bernales Gregory Bianco Thomas Biesty Mark Bilafer Roger Biscay Brook Bishop Carl Borders Thomas Boyle Jonathan Braff Daniel Brown Anthony Buencamino Paul Bugler Thomas Caballero Nicholas Cabi Randal Cain Jean-Paul Calegari 46 Mark Callaghan Geoffrey Callan Brian Campbell Kenneth Cantwell Ian Capen Kevin Carpenter William Carr Edward Casuga Erwin Cayanan Bruno Ceccarelli Carlino Cecilio Sherman Chan Matthew Cilia Jan Claes Timothy Clark Brian Clothier Kevin Coffey Gerald Cole The Pep Band plays S.I.'s fight song as the Wildcats score another touchdown. Kevin Coleman Charles Conti Juan Cordon John Corey Timothy Corvi Mark Costanzo Vincent Courtney Luis Cuadra Walter D’Souza Sherwin Das Stephen Dea Jonathan Dearman Michael Delfino Mark Delucchi Vincent Demarco Glenn Dennis Alexandre Desrochers James DiGrazia 47 Luis Dimapilis Ahn Do Donald Dominguez Sean Duffy Mark Duri Samer Ebeid Ernest Egan Steven Elbing Paul Elissiry Rolf Engelhardt Andre Erne Herman Espinoza Richard Espinoza Michael Etcheverry Michael Farrah Oliver Fellguth David Fernandez Jeffrey Finigan John Finucane Fabiano Fontana Chris Francovich David Fuentebella Joseph Fuentes Phillip Gaggero Paul Gallagher David Gallegioni Raymond Gamba Andrew Garcia William Gates Anthony Gnecco Constantine Gomozias Christopher Graham Paul Granucci Daniel Griffin Roy Griffin John Guenza Eduardo Gutierrez 48 Junior Thomas Zchnder gives us his rendition of the laid back casual look. James Hagan Michael Hanagan Jeffrey Hanak Keith Harper Lawrence Healy Michael Hearney Paul Handerson Richard Highsmith John Hoecker James Hopson James Hurley James Hutchings Noel Jacinto Brian Jann Wendell Jones McKenzie Keith Mark Kelly Paul Kerner James Kerrigan Arnold Kilk Raymond Kim Kevin Koschnick John Kosta Peter Kouropoulos Jeffrey Kwan Kester Kyrie Johnny Lam Francisco Landaverde Thomas Landers Marc Landrum Christopher Larsgaard James Latham Jeffrey Lau Wallace Lee 49 Cheerleader Mark Maitozn helps the freshmen battle Big Brothers during Freshmen Orientation. During a Spanish class. Chris Francovich tries to decipher Mrs. Rosa Stagi's stifling question. Gregory Leonard Christopher Loughlin Abraham Louie Craig Lynch Edward Lyons James MacDonald James Mackey John MacNaughton Kenneth Maestas Anthony Maffei Patrick Maguire Mark Maitoza Eric Mak Raymundo Mallari Norman Mangibuyat John Manning Christopher Mapa Edwin Marcelino Anthony Mariani Lewis Marsten Stephen Martin Hector Martinez John Mattos Robert Mazzetti Nial McCarthy John McCown Sean McFadden John McGee John McGourty Patrick McGuirk Michael Mclnerney Edward McLaren 50 Conor O’Kelly Michael O’Mahony Oscar Ochoa Thomas Oertli Michael On ken Joselito Pascheco Leo Pantoja Anthony Paoletti Stacy Papakonstantino Geoffrey Paris Paul Passeri Shawn Paxson Eric McMahon Kevin McNulty Dale Meyers Stanley Miller Reynaldo Miranda Dominic Montalbano Patrick Mulligan Dennis Murphy Gregory Murphy James Murphy Michael Murphy Patrick Musni Rafael Musni Jose Nacario Julien Nepomuceno Joseph Norton Darius Novickis David Nurre Kevin O’Connor Patrick O’Connor Junior Sherwin I)as ponders the existence of life and what’s for lunch today. 51 Simon Pearl Gerard Perez Daniel Perini Michael Philpott Arthur Pira Michael Plotkowski Gregory Polos Jigg Pon Daniel Potasz Francis Prince Timothy Pult Albert Quintanilla Demetrius Rally Angel Ramirez George Rehmet Richard Reinholdt Martin Reuter Dennis Rodelas Frank Roldan George Saba Marc Samuels Scott Scheidt Eric Schleiger Raymond Schwarte James Serna Chris Shea Stephen Siat Timothy Sieferman Ernest Simotas Dwight Skinner Galen Sorrells Christopher Spear Patric Steele Robert Stobo James Stofan Daniel Sullivan David Sullivan 52 Jackson Yu Anthony Zawacki Thomas Zehnder Gregory Takizawa Huan Tang Tyrone Taylor Marc Teglia Bruce Teng Peter Tioco Michael Tolentino Ramon Torres Timothy Totah David Trezevant Thomas Trimble Gerald Tuason John Vankoll Robert Vanoncini Vincent Velonza Roel Villacarlos Neil Villacorta George Villareal Daniel Vollert John Vollert William Wade William Wald Lamont Walton Mark Wesolowski John Weston Gregory Whisman William Wise Anthony Wong 53 Michael Abrahamsen Elmer Aglubat Henry Aguirre Raul Alarcon Alexander Andreas Jeffrey Angeja Joselito Antonio Daniel Arbios Randolf Arguelles David Arietta Romulus Asen-Loo Kevin Bagdon Daniele Balestrino Gerino Barangan James Barrett David Barsotti John Bass Michael Beltrano Jeffrey Bennett Peter Billed Michael Blue Tracy Boes Rolando Boo Norman Boudewyn Stephen Boyce Kirk Bozin Andrew Brigham Robert Bringuel Sophomores practice communicating in Espanol. Jeffrey Bryan Nelson Bumanglag John Bunnell 56 S. Giancarlo Campagna Jon Canapary Phillip Capitolo Daniel Caracciolo Robert Carman James Carrig Mario Castaneda Bernard Ceguerra William Chang Jerry Char David Cheng Vincent Chew Alvin Chin Chris Chin Steven Chin Steven Wo Chin Archie Chu Robert Cilia Philip Corpus Mark Cota Glenn Crespo Patrick Cronin Giuseppe D’Ascoli Bartley Davey Lenorris Davis Jon Del Bino Vincenzo Demarco Clint Dennis Bret Dezordo Douglas Dietz Martin Dioli Justin Doty Michael Doyle Timothy Doyle Ty Ty Ear 57 Armand Ebba Michael Eggert Gregory Enes Michael Panucchi Dean Farrah James Farrell Scott Ferroggiaro Christopher Findlay Neil Fitzgerald Mario Flaviani Kevin Folan Matthew Fontana Daniel Fornesi Ben Furth Thomas Gaffney Gregory Gamp Joseph L. Gaspardone John Ghio Members of the Chess Club spend a day in the library playing a game of chess as students look on. Thomas Giannini Brian Gilbert Garth Gillespie Terence Gilmore Geoffrey Glaub James Glennon Paul Gliebe Albert Gomez Daniel Gottas Gary Green Robert Greenhood Marco Groppi Robert Guillen David Halsing Harold Hand F'ric Hansson James Harlan Todd Harper 58 rtf' Philip O’Reilly, Dan Caracciolo, James Quanico, and Michael Abrahamaen pose for a picture after the Mass of the Holy Spirit. .Jeremy Harrison Brian Heafey Donal Hegarty Jeffrey Herrera Steven Hinshaw Che-Lin Ho Michael Hoelsken Charles Hoenisch David Hollands Brennan Houlihan Jose Ignacio Jad Jaber Marion Jackson John Jajeh Brandon Jann Jeffrey P. Johnstone Jason Jue Nazario Jureidini Kenneth Kabasares Min-Koo Kang John Kessler Panagiotis Kourumalos Jeremy Kwan Robert Lalwani Francis Lang Jaime Lapena James Lau Daniel Laval Anthony Lavaysse Dionicio Lazo Hubert Lee Kevin Lee Joseph Leonetti Frederick Leung Allen Lew Eugene Li badia 59 Nestor Lim Robert Lindstrom Thomas Ling Robert Link C. Matthew Little Thomas Loftus Eric Louie Lawrence Luke Daniel Manalang Alvaro Marangoni Daniele Maraviglia George Marinos Christopher Martin Stephen Martinez Lorenzo Martini Alexander Mason Mark Mavrantonis Gregory McCarthy Fr. Ryan tries to calm the students as they wait their turn at the bookstore. Kenneth McCarthy Gregory McGreevy J. Harrigan McGregor Thomas McGuigan Thomas McKeever Thomas McKeon Raul Medina John Menicucci John Merrion Matthew Miller Alexis Miranda Osama Mogannam Mark Montalhano Barry Moore Brian Morgan Peter Morrissey Eric Mosness Robert Mossi 60 Francois Moulia Jonathan Muenk James Murphy John Murphy Matthew Murphy Patrick Murphy Paul Nacario Steven Nakashima Michael Nelson Michael Nevin Raymond Ng Stanley Ng Thomas Ng Steven Nori Brendan O’Brien Timothy O'Brien Seamus O’Connell Michael O’Connor Juniors John Bartolucci, Greg Murphy,and Dan Sullivun take time- out from lunch to smile for the camera. Thomas O’Connor William O’Connor E. Tolu Oka Kenneth O’Neil Kevin O’Neil Philip O’Reilly Rowel Padilla David Paolinelli Bill Papadopoulos Jason Perkins Paul Perlite George Perrupato John Petroff Casimiro Pierantoni Edward Pinlac Peter Pomies Richard Ponce Thomas Prete 61 Barry Brice -John Pulsoni James Quanico Norberto Quimson Gregory Quintana Justin Quock Sean Ragan John Randall Timothy Reardon Andrew Redmond Raymond Refuerzo Eric Reyer Jorge Rillona John Ring Kevin Riordan Sean Riordan Carlos Rios David Rivera Christopher Robinson John Rogers Christopher Ruedv Joel Sagasay Gary Schneider Jeffrey Sciaroni Jorge Selva Kostas Sfakiotakis Dominic Shanley James Sherar Montgomery Singleton David Smith Joshua Smith John Soldati Jeffrey Spiegel Gregory Steele Kenneth Stone Sean Sullivan Matthew Tarzon 62 Matthew Teglia John Tenorio Terry Terajima Craig Thigpen James Toal David Tom Vaughn Towner William Trezevant Nick Trigonis Eric Tse Brian Tsung Rustem Ulagay Kevin Vakaiis Rommel Vallero Robert Van Blaricom David Vansteen Daniel Vaughn Brian Vazquez Don Vitalis Gregory Wall Harlan Watkins Neville Wellman Edmund Wells Randall Wiese Kirk Won John Wonder Craig Wong Dennis Wong Gordon Wong Winston Wong Lance Wong-Lum John Wyatt Frederick Wyler Jonathan Yarnold Clifford Yee James Zavitka 63 1. Three freshmen wait for the start of the watermelon eating contest. 2. A student sits back and relaxes before class begins. 3. J.B. Murphy and his students strike a pose before returning to their studies. 4. Erik Choy strolls casually to the football stands to catch some rays. (above) Spirit Week brings out the wierd person in everyone, (below) Lonely freshmen eat their lunch by themselves outside the commons. Rolando Abad Sam Abu-Nassar Patrick Aherne Alvin Albano Lawrence Andrini Eduardo Aparicio Christopher Arnold Victor Artiga James Au George Avdalas Matthew Avon George Ayoob Sergio Azzolino Anthony Bacigalupi Patrick Bailey Stephen Barber Anthony Barbieri Patricio Barraza Geoffrey Battad Mark Baudler Christopher Beaudry David Becnel Fletcher Beeson Marcus Beisel 66 Gregory Belonogoff Gerard Bermudez Joseph Bernabe Jeffrey Biddle John Bilbao Craig Borders Steven Borzoni Michael Boykin Matthew J. Bradshaw Bret Brasso Alexander Brick David Brill Andrew Broughton Todd Burns Victor Cabatic Matthew Cannon Stephen Capurro John Carlevaris Michael Carney Sean Carolan Sean Carson Thomas Caruso Carlos Castillo Edwin Castillo Benny Cazar Glenglen Chan Vincent Chang William Chastain George Chavez Jackson Chin Erik Choy Adam Colety Sean Combs Timothy Conley John Conti Richard Conway James Cooper Jeffrey Corvi Benjamin Cossen Brian Costanzo 67 Dean Crispen Ric Cruz Joseph Damico David Danielson Rodolfo Dasalla Ricardo Dasilva Gerald Davalos Thomas De La Torre Brent Deal Kenny Debrunner Christopher Deleon Michael Demartini Michael Digiulio David Dioli Morgan Dioli Alexander Douglas Norman Dy Scott Egan Kyle Elliott Charles Emanuel Jose Dino Enriquez Alex Eremian Alvin Esteves Daniel Felizzato Adrian Fernandez Delcampo Ronald Fiore Thomas Firpo 68 Jason Fisher Michael Fitting Students anxiously await admission to the library. James Fuentebella John Gagan Mark Gagan Patrick Gamp Jonathan Gervais Gavin Gharrity Donald Gibble Michael Giraudo Peter Glikshtern Aurelio Gonzalez Richard Goodwin Steven Gresham Angel Guajardo Hannibal Guarin Jay Guittard Nicolas Gutierrez Douglas Hagan Chad Hammad Anton Hammons Kenneth Harper Brian Holian Gary Holloway Alvin Horn Richard Houng Mark Howder Robert Hulsmann Michael Hurley James Jacobs Jawad Jajeh Justin James Martin Johnson Marc Kaufman Brendan Kenneally Albert Kildani 69 (above) A freshman shows off his spirit during Ha- waiian Day? (below) A group of freshmen are led around the school during Freshmen Orientation. Jean-Paul Lacmpagne James Lagomarsino Joel Laquindanum John Latham Timothy Lau Sean Lawhon Christopher Le Clair William Lee David Lehew Sandor Lengyel Daniel Leonetti Maxwell Leung Steven Levano Byron Lim Ronald King Sean King Glenn Kircher Peter Kisich John Knolle Jason Kolbrich Matthew Kraal Matthew Kuchta Kuo Charles Louie Timothy Lucey Eugene Lynch Jason Lynch Matthew Lynch John MacDonald 70 Kevin MacKay Paul Mackey Edgardo Madrid William Magee Jeffrey Maggioncalda Daniel Maguire Mark Malone Raymond Mar Michael Marcal Jose Mercado Nathaniel Merchant Matthew Meritt Issa Michael Gregory Milano Jonathan Miller Eric Marcelino Anthony Marcos John Marquez Sheldon Marsten Gustavo Martinez Eric Marty Anthony Masked Steven Mathews Lawrence Mazzola Garrett McDonald Michael McDonnell Stephen McFeely Shane McManus Antonio Mercado 71 Winston Miller Steven Milliken Motohide Miwa Frederick Molfino Armando Molina Everett Morgan Charles Morton Jason Moser Kevin Murphy Craig Musni Anthony Mustille Anthony Narag Richard Neves Omar Nielsen Emmett Nolan Peter Nurre Gilbert O’Brien Peter O’Keefe Stephen O'Keefe Dennis O’Mahony Sean O’Neill Michael O’Reilly Michael O’Shea Robert O’Sullivan Anthony Ordonio Mason Padilla Antonio Pagni Gregg Pangan 72 (above) An incoming freshman pay� his dollar to Mr. Corwin as he marvels at the beauty of the typewriter, (below) A freshman, during Orientation, listens attentively to Fr. Prietto. Alexander Panlilio Michael Pendergast Gian Perez Andrew Perini Andrew Perry Scott Perryman Robert Petrini Minh-Chau Pham Kevin Pierce Sean Pledger Daniel Pommon George Portugal Michael Potter Mark Prator Matthew Prescott Michael Primicias Lloyd Princeton Patrick Quinn James Ragual Christopher Ralph Richard Reardon Michael Rebhahn James Reeser Timothy Regan 73 Frederick Reichardt Padraic Ryan David Salgado Louis Sanguinetti Johas Satuito Charles Scarcello Eric J. Schlobohm Peter Schnell Matthew Scully Mark Sessler Wesley Sharp Paul Shikowitz Francisco Sanchez During Orientation, freshmen are initiated into the Community as in the student above. FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES •Jonathan Aspillera Malik Edwards Gilbert Ginn Marcus Heard Jarred January Warren Li Marlon Manalo Paul Pelosi Michael Williams John Rocco Marc Rovetti Maher Salfiti Robert Singer Phillip Smith Conor Sheridan 74 Robert Snavely Joseph Solanoy Derek Standifer Emil Stanton Robert Stone Ronald Storn William Storti Colin Stretch Michael Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Michael Tai Douglas Takizawa Samuel Tannahill John Tarzon Erik Thors Paulino Tina Antonio Tiongson David Tognotti Craig Tokusato John Toton Mark Tozer Victor Troyan Benson Tse William Tse Robert Valentine Randell Vallero Carlo Vicino Vincent Vigil David Wasserman Christian Wellman William West Kevin Williamson William Woerner Glenn Wong John Wong Marcus Wong Matthew Wynne Faris Yamini Bradley Yee Johnny Yick Patrick Zapponi Marcus Zehnder 75 Administration 1. Fr. Andrew Gilligan, S.J. (Asst, to Dean) 2. Mr. Charles Dullea (Asst. Principal for Student Affairs) 3. Hr. Douglas Draper. S.J. (Dean of Men) 77 1. Mr. Stephen Lovette (Academic Dean) 2. Mr. Arthur Cecchin (Director of Admissions) 3. Fr. Wil- liam Keenan. S.J. (Treasurer) 78 79 81 82 1. Mrs. Ginny Radanovich (Secretary to Mr. LaRocca) 2. Mrs. Galliani (Treasurer’s Office Secretary) 3. Mrs. Fran McCausland (Treasurer’s Of- fice Secretary) 83 84 1. Fr. John Murphy makes his finul vows as a member of the Jesuit Community. 2. J.B. Murphy gives the camera one of his warm and friend- ly smiles. 3. Miss Mary Husung exhibits her classical tastes in clothing. 4. Br. Draper admonishes Jim Murphy for his height as the remaining students wait for their turn. 85 H r c o English i 1. Fr. John Murphy, S.J. 2. Mr. John Stiegeler 3. Mr. Terry McAteer 4. Mr. Robert Grady 86 1. Mr. Charles Jurgensmeier, S.J. 2. Mr. Jim Bjork- quist 3. Bill Isham 4. Mr. Jim Dekker 87 Foreign Language 1. Mr. Robert Graby 2. Ms. Mary Husung 3. Fr. Ro- land Dodd 88 1. Fr. Andrew Sotelo, S.J. 2. Mrs. Lucie Rosa-Stagi 3. Ms. Annie Medina 4. Ms. Deborah Vans- kike 89 Social Science I 1. Mr. Stephen Phelps 2. Mr. David Mezzera 3. Mr. Julius Yap 4. Mr. William Morlock 90 1. Mr. Michael Silvestri 2. Mr. William Love 3. Mr. Rodrick Arriaga 4. Mr. Louis Baldini Math 95 Theology 96 97 Counseling 98 99 Physical Education 1. Mr. Ferrante reads the announcements of the day during Robe Day at S.I. 2. The intensity of a football game, even by the spectators, can be seen in the face of Fr. Murphy.3. Mr. Mezzera strips his garb of a mild-mannered teacher and becomes Super Dave. -I. Mr. Arriaga goes over his notes before beginning his class. 5. Fr. Schaukowitch lectures his freshmen class. S 102 Rodrick Arriaga: Geome- try: Trigonometry; CSF; CLC Louis Baldini: Mechanical Drawing; Band; Orchestra Matt Barmore: Algebra 2; Geometry; Computers; Frosh Basketball Jim Bjorkquist: English 1 Frosh Baseball; Art Pub; CLC; B of A awards Ray Calcagno: P.E. 1; Var- sity Football Sr. Stephanie Campbell, O.P.: Theology 1 Carey Candau: Algebra 1Y; Geometry 1Y; Varsity Foot- ball; Track Rev. Paul Capitolo, S.J.: Frosh Counselor; Soccer; Alumni Moderator Arthur Cecchin: U.S. His- tory; Block Club; Tennis; Ad- missions Frank Corwin: Social Sci- ence; World Cal History; Detention Master Sr. Cathryn dcBack, O.P.: Frosh Study Skills; UPLIFT Jim Dekker: English 1, 2; Varsity Baseball Peter Devine: English 3, 4; Drama Musical Director; CLC Rev. Roland Dodd, S.J.: Latin 1, 2; Golf Bob Drucker: U.S. Hist. AP; Frosh Counselor; Varsity Basketball Charlie Dullea: English 4; Asst. Principal for Student Affairs Faculty Index Andrew Dworak: Junior Counselor; Ski Club; Military Service Club; AP AV Coord. Tony Ferrante, S.J.: Chemistry; liturgy; J.V. Bas- ketball; Italian Club Fr. Charles Gagan, S.J.: Senior Counselor Vern Gilbert: Geometry; Algebra 2Y Z; Military Ser- vice Club Bob Graby: Latin 2,3; Cross Country; Track Kevin Grady, S.J.: Theol- ogy 1, 2; Frosh Football; Track Robert Grady: English 3,4; Volleyball Paul Hanley: Theology 1, 2; Inside S.I. W. Robert Hickox: P.E. 2; Varsity Soccer Ms. Mary Husung: Latin 1, 4; CLC Bill Isham: English 2, 4; Chess Club; Study Table Charles Jurgensmeier, S.J.: English 1, 3; CLC Wm. J. Kennedy: Chemis- try; Earth Science David Lorentz: Theology; Liturgy; CLC; A.L.A.S. William Love: Computers; Varsity Soccer Stephen Lovette: Counsel- ing Terry McAteer: English 2; CLC; Debate; Inside S.I.; Ping-Pong Club Jim McGarry: Theology 4; Science Fiction Fantasy Club Annie Medina: French 1, 2, 3, 4AP; CLC; Study Table Jose Mena-Werth: Physics and Conceptual David Mezzera: Public Speaking, Amer. Govern- ment; Speech and Debate Phyllis Molinelli: CLC; Counseling William Morlock: World History 2; Russian Charles Murphy: Calculus; Algebra 1; Dance Committee Rev. John Murphy, S.J.: English 4, 4AP; Varsity Foot- ball Chaplain J. Bernard Murphy: Alge- bra 1Y, 1Z Thomas Murphy: Biology; J.V. Baseball; Rally; Spirit Club; Irish Club; ONIDA; CLC; LaCrosse; Junior Prom. Comm. Joe Parker: Chemistry; Physics G. Michael Patterson: Mathematics; Chess Club; Backgammon Club Stephen Phelps: U.S. His- tory; Psychology; J.V. Bas- ketball; BSU Antonio Remedios: ASC; Counseling; Campus Minis- try Lucie Rosa-Stagi: Spanish 2, 4; French 2; CLC Rev. William Ryan, S.J.: Christian Egology William Ryan: Counseling Nick Sablinsky: Fine Arts; Pep Band; Stage Band Rev. Jim Schaukowitch, S.J.: Theology 1,4; CLC; Fine Arts Michael Shaughnessy: Theology 2,3; Ignatian; Peace Justice Michael Silvestri: Algebra 1H. 2H; Accounting; Varsity Baseball Rev. Andrew Sotelo, S.J.: Spanish 1, 3; CLC; Stamp Coin Club John Stiegeler: Social Sci- ence; English 1; Frosh Foot- ball; Varsity Soccer Mike Thomas: Intramur- als; Frosh Basketball; Junior Counselor Guido van Rijn: Earth Sci- ence; Geometry; Science Fic- tion Fantasy Club; Science Club Deborah Vanskike: Span- ish 1, 3; Ping-Pong Club; In- side S.I. Robert Vergara: Social Science; World History; CLC; Scheduling Katie Wolf: Fine Arts; Dra- ma Julius Yap: U.S. History 3; P.E. 2; Track; Cross Country Shel Zatkin: Social Science; Amer. Government; J.V. Football; Varsity Basketball; Cheerleaders 103 104 1. The S.I. Pep Band plays the fight song after a crucial victory. 2. Members of the Liturgy Group practice one of their skits prior to Mass. 3. John Bertken returns from the Senior Retreat with a new outlook on life. 4. Tim Stretch and Kevin O’Sullivan get ready to partici- pate in the annual fundraiser. STUDENT COUNCIL 1. Student Body Officers: (sitting) Jim Canales (President), (behind) David Schymeinsky (Treasurer), Joe Johnson (Vice-President), Kevin Caracciolo (St. at Arms), Richard Espinoza (Secretary). 2. Front: Raphael Crespo. 2nd row: Gus Gamozias, Jim Canales. Rich Espinoza. Mike Burns, Matt Miller.Tim Stretch. Paul Mohun. Middle: Jim Dickson, John Tonini. -4th row: Jon Nicolas, BobCallan, Steve Bluford, Dan Jue. Steve Simonian, Tim Soldati, Chris Phipps, Shawn McGee. 5th row: Martin Kilbridgo. Joe Johnson, Ed Wynne. PEP BAND 1. (bottom to top) Front: Mike Marcal. Mr. Nick Snblinsky (leader), Brenden Kenneal- ly, Martin Johnson. 2nd row: Jun Dasalla, Rich Goodwin. Hector Martinez. 3rd row: Brian Campbell. Jon Dearman, Randolph Arguclles, Carl Borders. -Ith row: Peter Steinbach. Mark Wcsolowski, Nick Cubi. 5th row: Martin Kilbridge (Band President), Marvin Yee (notorious glockenspiel extraordinaire), John Weston. 107 SPIRIT CLUB 1. Dante Puccinelli (President). 2. A bunch of students show-off their spirit during a football game. 3. Members: Jim Murphy, Shawn Paxson, Marcus Zehnder, Greg Scmpadian. Norman Bodewyn, John MacDonuld. Rowel Padilla, Mark Delucchi, Mario Castaneda, The Dude, Jeff Bennett. Greg Enes, Jim Carrig, Chris Achuck, Paul Perlitti. Manuel Rivas. Jack Vollert, Chris Maps, Chris Francovich. J.P. Calegari. Phil Oertli, Jeff Moggioncalda, Sherwin Das. Jesse Montalvo, Carmelo Cccilio, Terry Moran. Stephen Kleinlein. Marty Kilbridge. Dave Giannini, Mike Burns. Stephen Erie 108 A ART PUB 1. The secret of how Jim Dickson makes the posters is revealed. 2. Jim Dickson (Chairman). 3. Front: Pat Mulligan. Nelson Artiga. 2nd row: Gerald Tuason. John Rocco, Jim Dickson. Gerard Perez, Jose Vital, Clint Dennis. 3rd row: Jeff Johnstone. Jose Micaller 109 BLOCK CLUB 1. Officers: (I to r) Jim Maloney (Sgt. at Arms), Ralph Godoy (Treasurer), Steve Bluford (Vice-President), Joe Vollert (President). 2. front: Jason Doty, Scott Greenman. 2nd row: Ed DelRosario, Tim Stretch. Dave Giannini, Chris Dobleman. 3rd row: Tom Grey, The Dude. Frank Peronctto, Richard Chan. 4th row: Matt McGee. Bill Gates, Craig Dow, Greg Vlahos, Joe Polizzi. Anthony Zawaki. 5th row: Maurice Bernales, Matt Devine, Frank Luizzi, Rene Acosta, Dan Oyharcabal, Mark Voronin, Ernesto Meneses, Phil Oerlli, Pat Laval, Kevin Russell. 110 SERVICE CLUB (above) Officer : Tim Schwartz (Vice-President), Paul Mohun (President), (below) front: Paul Mohun, Bob Callan. 2nd row: Dave Schymeinsky. Mark Voronin, Jon Nicolas, Frank Luizzi. 3rd row: Ray Gamba, Brian Heafy, Nello Franco. Chris The Dude Bellaci, Jim Canales. 4th row: Sherman Chan, Edwin DelRoaario, Jim Lew, Stephen Kleinlein, Tom Zehnder. 5th row: Pat Trimble. Darius Novickis, Jeff Hagan. Erwin Cayanan, Mark Kelly, Joe Ponce. Not shown: Mike Burns, Dave Giannini, Perry McDowell, Tim Stretch. BIG BROTHERS ft • J Members: J. Nicolas, D. Puccinelli, J. I-ew, J. Cisneros, K. O’Sullivan. K. Lee. G. Alessandria. R. Espinoza. J. Polizzi. J. Callan. M. Murphy, T. McDonnell, E. DelRosario, J. Johnson. J. Canales, P. Mohun, E. Wynne, J. Dickson, N. Franco, J. Hauscarriague. J. Vollert, R. Acosta. E. Mantler. T. Schwartz, R. Miranda, S. Chan, D. Bajone, B. Dowling, D. Canjura. F. Esham. R. Ash. M. Bagdon, G. Villareal. B. Anzo, M. Kilhridgc, C. Phipps, T. Soldati, D. Giannini, R. Haguisan, M. Burke, H. Conroy, M. Orsi, B. Callan, D. Schymeinsky. M. Rivas. T. Totah. D. Trezevant. P. Oertli. F. Luizzi, J. Hanak, S. Duffy, W. Lucey, B. Rassam. B. Barnett. J. McDonnell. J. Maloney, P. O’Connor, P. Bactad, B. Ferrari, Mr. C. Dullea (moderator) SCIENCE CLUB Front: Mr. Guido van Rijn (moderator). 2nd row: Mutt Avon. Ric Cruz, Dun Juc, Peter Sustar, Charles Deleone. Peter Gabancho. 3rd row: Raymond Ng, Claudio Gallina, Raul Padilla. Bernard Tse. -1th row: Jeff Spiegel. Jose Micaller, Daniel O’Leary, Demetrio Master. Marcos Villaroman, Anthony Abad, George Rubio 112 BLOOD DRIVE I. Brian Hickman reads the instructions for donating blood as he is siphoned out for blood. 2. Ed Sullivan and Ron Echon wait for the nurse's word so they can go and eat. 3. Mr. Shaughncssy reveals the simplicity and painlessness of giving blood. B.S.U. Front: Steve Bluford (President), Dan Vaughn (Vice-President), Dwight Skinner, Steven Smith. 2nd row: Quanson Morton, Mike Boykin. Roderick Skinner. Bill Trezevant. Paul Henderson. Michael Williams. 3rd row: Anton Hamong, Jonathan Dcurman, Leroy Wise. LeNorris Davis. Galen Sorrells. Randall Cain, Rodney Hamp, Dcven Richardson. Dave Trezevant. David Wilson. A.S.C. Far right: (officers) Shawn McGee (President), Ray Haguisan. Pat Bactad, Rene Acosta. F'ront: L. Pacheco, J. Manio. E. Rivers. I). Ksperas. R. Kchon. 2nd row: R. Chan. A. Reyes. R. Marquez. M. Fernando. J. Nicholas. M. Mingibuyat. 3rd row: J. Rillona. G. Pangan, K. Aglubat. A. Gonzalez. D. Correa. G. Villareal. -1th row: C. Louie, A. Horn. A. Albano. J. Enriquez, K- Marcelino. A. Marcos. J. Ragnal. T. Ear. 5th row: E. Pinlac. N. Quimson. J. Lapena. J. Antonio. D. Manalang. G. Baltad. R. Refuerzo. K. Madrid. 6th row: B. Casar, H. Guarin. R. Torres. N. Bumanglag. 7th row: J. Bermudez. M. Mares. A.L.A.S. Front: Glenn Crespo. Jacob Espinoza. Eddy Rivers, Rafael Crespo, Bill Trczevanl. Raul Aviles. 2nd row: Pat Baclad. Dave Correa. Kevin Mulligan. Oscar Ochoa. Mario Fernando. Angel Ramirez. Dominic Canjura. Brendan Walsh. Raul Medina. Guillermo Partida. Glenn Dennis. 3rd row: Armando Espinoza. Carlos Castillo. Sergio Azz.olivo, Matt Ceragioli, Carlo Vicino. Steve Gresham. Raul Alarcon. Ernesto Egan. Bill Bromann. Adrian Fernandez. IRISH CLUB Front: Mr. Tom Murphy (Moderator). Dave Mahoney (President). 2nd row: Eric McMahon. David Sullivan. Pat Quinn. Vince Courtney. 3rd row: Joe Norton. Kevin McCarthy. Dennis Murphy. Lawrence Healy, James Kerrigan. Ith row: Bart Davey. Geoff Callan. Pat Maguire. Sean Duffy. Kevin McNulty. Niall McCarthy. 5th row: John Murray. Michael Philpott. John Manning, Barry Price. Bill Magee. McKenzie Keith, (ith row: .John Corey. Mortv Culverwell. Rick Whisman. 115 INSIDE S.I. 1 M r. McAteer makes some final editing before printing the next issue of Inside SI. 2. A view of the front page of the new Inside SI before its publication. WILDCATS RANKED Entrance E am Given to 640 A Racord Numb Audition Complete for’1 10 j 2 . Front: Poland Abad. Jose Nacnrio. 2nd row: Dan Potas . Herb ('nine. Vince Courtney. Neil V llacorla. Tony Paoletti. Mark Wesolowski. Darius Noviekix. Hack: Abe Paulose. Jim Farrell. I. Two Inside SI editors review a page for any mistakes. 2. Mr. Shaughnessy looks into the Inside SI office, thanking his luck for being moderator of S.I.’s better publication. 3. (I to r) Guiseppe D'Ascoli. Miss Dehhie Vanskike (Moderator). Jim Farrell. Dave Rivera. Vince Courtney. Mr. Terry McAteer (Moderator). Brad Suckle. Dan Potass. Jon Yarnold. I.arry Mealy, Dave Halsing. Bart Davey. Hi. WINTER 1. Rich Goodwin, Brian Campbell, John Weston, and Fete Steinbach lend their musical talents in this year's concert. 2. Kevin Lee keeps the beat for the rc t of the band. 3. Francisco Sanchez gives his all-out on his French Horn. POPS CONCERT 1983 1. Jim Cunules plays Fr. Prietto during a skit at the concert. 2. Marvin Yee takes center stajte to play his solo. 3. A front view of the saxophone section of the band includes Convent of the Sacred Heart's Andrea Jensen. 119 AUNTIE MAME I. Kilter the Upsons- Carolyn McManus. Norman Boudewijn. Maureen O'Keefe. 2. Patrick Dennis (Paul Mohun) and Lindsay Woolsey (Nello Franco) listen to Auntie Maine (Bridget Baiss) entertain Sally Cato (Michelle Ferrari). 3. More cocktail chatter at one of Marne's soirees. 4. Muurcen O'Keefe captivates the crowd with profundities. 5. The final familial reconciliation in the Dennis clan. 121 1. Pegeen Ryan (Teresa Arriaga) gets emotional in front of Patrick Dennis (Paul Mohun). 2. 1 to r) Michelle Ferrari, Susan Papa. Robert Puno, Nello Franco. Terry Moran, and Norman Boudewijn come out on stage to receive their well-deserved applause- STAGE CREW Crew: Dun Jue (Stage Manager), Chuck DeLcone, Chris Gulli. Andy Robertson, Peter Sustar. Greg Herrera, Alexandria Schultheis. Laura DeLcone. Joe D'Amico, Mark I-ce, Greg Takizawa, Bill Wald. Mike Vanstcen. Dexter Adriano, Laura Kadlccik, Ron Cabreros. John Regan. Doug Takizawa. Mott� Miwa. Ernest Simotas, Jim Sherar. Rob Guileen. John Jajeh. Antonio Mercado, Anthony Mariani. Norman Dy, Alvin Ksteves. Donald Gibble. 'Pony Abad, Edward Casuga. Adam Colety, Brian Costanzo. Mike Drew, Jim Farrell. Peter Gabancho. Steve Hinshuw. Glenn Kircliff. Mark Lee. Steve Levano. Ann- Christina Mauriz. Steve Nori. Jeff Paris. Michael Potter, Laura Quattrin, Dave Schvmeinsky. Anita Shader. Mark Tozer, David Vanstcen. Marcus Villaroman. Willy Wade. Bill West. Randy Wiese. Pat Barber. Mike Genchen. Chris Findlay. Lawrence Lee. Peter Morrissey. John Tenorio. Jose Vibal. 122 LITURGY 1. Fr. Prietto and Fr. Sauer assist Fr. Capitolo with the celebration of the Kucharist. 2. Mr. Bjorkquist gives the chalice to a waiting student. 3. Liturgy group: front: Dan Jue. Bob Puno. Fr. Walsh. Jason Doty. Matt Corsi, Steve Sirianni. Tim Soldati. Sean O'Reilly, Dave Giannini. Marvin Yee. Marty Kilbridge. Jim Canales. Mr. Dave Lorentz. 2nd row: George Alessandria, Paul Mohun. Steve Erie, Dave Sehymeinsky. Nello Franco. Pete Sustar. Abe Paulose. Chris Phipps. Mike Johnstone. Steve Simonian. Mark Orsi, Steve Susoeff. 3rd row: Byron Navarro. Rene Acosta. Frank Peronetto. Dante Puccinelli. Geoff Applegarth. Jesse Montalvo, Jeff McDonnell, Joe Vollert, Dan Oyharcabal. John Bertken. Tim Stretch. Joe Johnson. Bruce Barnett. 123 124 1. Mr. Dave Lorentz tries t teach the freshmen and sophomores the songs for the Mass of the Holy Spirit. 2. Steve Bluford. Geoff Applegarth. and George Allessnndria perform their parts in one of the skits of the liturgy. 2. In another skit. Dante I’uceinelli, Marty Kilbridge. Abe I’aulose. Tint Soldati. and Marvin Yee act out their parts. 4. Fr. Gagan. Fr. Schaukowitch. Fr. Dodd, and Fr. Sotelo assist Fr. Walsh during the Mass of the Holy Spirit. 5. Fr. Walsh waits with enjoyment for the Liturgy groups to finish their song. 3. Members of the Liturgy group act out a skit for the underclassmen. 7. The Liturgy group sings one of the selected songs for the freshmen and sophomores. 125 DEVINE B.S. CLC Front: Che Guevera. Mark Prator, Ricky da Silva. Gene Lynch. Nick Choy. George Dasalles. Paul Mackey, Chris Gulli. Back: Fr. .Jim Schaukowitch. S.J. (Moderator). Bernard Tse, Peter Gabancho. Janar Was i to, Mike Beltrano, Jeff Johnstone, Colin Stretch, Mark Butler. Giuseppe D'Ascoli. Jeff Bryan. Mike Vansteen. Jim Farrell, Jim Barrett, Andrew Robertson. Mr. Jim Bjorkquist (Moderator). Mr. Peter Devine (Moderator). SOTELO’S CLC Front: Kd Castiga, Bruno Ceccarelli. Vince Alipranti. Back: Fr. Sotelo. S.J. (Moderator). Joe Puentes. Joe Ponce. Dan Griffin. 126 MCATEER’S CLC (I to r) Brian Morgan. Kevin Bugdon. Kevin Folan. Mike Doyle, Dan Harlan. Brian Tsung. Mike Byrne. Tim O'Brien. John Bass. John Soldati, Bart Davev. Matt Miller, John Pulsoni. Tom O'Connor. Phil O'Reilly. Mike Abrahamsen. Mr. Terry McAteer (Moderator). Greg McGreevy r PATRONS OF THE ARTS CLC Front: Ron Cabreros. Marvin Yee. 'ince Demarco. Back: Mr. Charles Jurgensmeier. S.J. (Moderator). Jack Yu. Jose Vibal. Jason Perkins, Mrs. I.ucie Rosa-Stagi (Moderator), Marty Killiridge. 127 FR. SAUER’S CLC Front: Ralph Godov, Pat Quinn. Kic k Whisman. 2nd row: Paul LaRocea. lion Ash. Joe O’Balle. Dave Mahoney. Scott Grecnman, Mike Cochrane. John l)i- Gra iu. 3rd row: MortvCulverwell, Jini Murphy, Chris Polk, Chris Scarataigio. Tony Calvello, Joe Vollert.TomSchweifler. Tim Stretch. Mr. Carey Candau, Fr. Anthony Sauer. S.J. (Moderator). HOLY MOLEY CLC Front: Jerel Cain. Brian Healey. Dave Nehout. Robert Link. 2nd row: Carlo- Rio� . Tom McKeover. Tom Prete. Steve Hinshaw. Sam Mogannam. Tom Gaffney. John Murphy. 3rd row: Jim Sherar. Jim Murphy.Geoff Glaub.Craig Wong. John Tenorio. Dean Farrah. Mr . Phyllis Molinelli (ModeratorI. Ith row: Kick Ponce. Jeremy Harrison. Dave Halsing. Chris Robinson. 5th row: Jim Carr in, Matt Murphy. Jim Zavitka. Fr. lioberl Walsh.S.J. (Moderator). 6lh row: Jeff Bennett. Donal Hegarly. Chris Martin. Miss Mary Husiing (Moderator� . Mr. Rod Arriaga (Moderaior� . 128 SAUER MURPHY CLC LMfttt Front: Fr. Anthony Sauer, SJ. (Moderator), Mark Orsi. Steve Simonian. Steve Sirianni. 2nd row: Mr. Tom Murphy (Moderator). Mike Johnstone. (larrett Cunneen. 3rd row: Jeff McDonnell. Paul Ravetti. Hill Anzo. Kevin Cleary. Matt Mcfiuinness. Phil Fee. Jason Doty. Matt Corvi. Tim Soldati. Brendan McKeon. Tony Delzoni|M . D.C.C. CLC Front: Rod Skinner. Raphael Musni. Johnny Wong. Hack: Jackson Yu. Mark Samuels. Mrs. Jan Martin (Moderator). Andre F’rne. Not Shown: Dave Vans teen, Reynaldo Miranda. Tom Caballero. John Bentel. 129 VERGARA’S CLC Front: Jack Vollert. Bill Ferrari, Joe Polizzi, Rich Espinoza, Gus Gomozias, Rod Skinner. Chris Phipps, Bruce Barnett,. 2nd row: Mr. Robert Vergara (Moderator� , Stephen Kleinlein. Mike Delfino. Jim Canales. George Alessandria. Tom McDonnell, Phil Oertli. John Hauscarriague. Chris Achuck. Dan Oyharcabal. 3rd row: Tim Schwartz, Mark Maitoza. William I.ucey, Chris Bellaci. Tim Pult. FOOD DRIVE 1. A view of the immense participation by the St. Ignatius Community. 2. Joe I’olizziand Chris Phipps organize the food in boxeSasGeorge Alessandria supervises. 3. Another view of the St. Ignatius Spirit during the Food Drive. 4. The food collected is divided intosectioits to Ik- distributer! later by the CLC's. 131 FILM MAKERS CLUB (bottom to topi Br. Daniel Peterson. S.J. (Moderator). Dexter Adriano. Phil Maker, Handy Sid. Mike Fenken, Bernard Tse. Hon Cabreros. Peter Gabancho. MILITARY SERVICE CLUB-, Members: Mr. Vern Gilbert (Moderator). Edwin Del Kosario. Julian Hermosura. Roberto Marquez. Christian Normandy, Gres O’Sullivan. Arvil Reyes. I.uis Zelaya. Jerome Wy, Ed Manlier, Joe Manio, Tom Bie ty. Thomas Musni, Brendan O'Brien. Tom Gaffney. Glenn Kircher. Steve Mathews. 132 FORUM (above11 to r: Lorenzo Martini. Arkady Zlohinsky. Jim Carrie, .loo Lennetti. Tom Prete. Jonathan Nicolas. Lloyd Princeton. Cordon Wong. Mark Kelly. Sean Carolan. Michael Williams. Mr. McAteer (coach). (below) Front: Sam Tannahill. Jonathan Nicola • President). (luisoppc D’Ascoli. Ricky da Silva. Francois Monlia. Rill Trezevanl. Tom Prete. Michael Van Steen. Mark Voronin (Vice-President t. Christopher Ralph. Jim Farrell (Secretary). Back: Jim Carrie. Tim Lurry. John Conti. Dour Abernathy. Joe Fuenles. David Cheng. Daniele Maraviglia. Jeff Bryan. Lorenzo Martini. C.eoree Portugal. Mr. Dave Mezzera (Moderator). RALLY M 1. Mike Far rah enjoys showing off the muscles he doesn't have. 2. A view of the S.l. sign before it goes up. 3. Miss Marty Kill� ridge strikes a sweet pose for the camera. 4. St. Francis' coach Frank I.iuzzi tries to teach the fundamentals of basketball at a recent rally. 5. S.I.’s Stylistic Impressions pose- Ik-fore literally hitting the floor. 6. S.I.'s own Jon Dcarman give the student body his rendition of Mr. T. 7. S.l. Hally Committee: Member: Joe Polizzi. Bob Callun. John Manning. Chris Bellaci. Abe Paulose. Alan Miloslavich. Greg Ylahos, tarry Mealy. Frank l.iuzzi. Dan Bajone. Nello Franco. Dante Puccinelli. Manuel Rivas. Mike Gong. Phil Ofspirit. Martin Murphy. John Tonini. Geoff Callun, Jon Nicolas, Chris Phipps. !£ IGNATIAN «► 136 1. Michael Burns: Edilor-in-Chief, Head Honcho, and President -Ignatian Ski Club. 2. Carmelo Cecilio; Copy Editor, Secretary-Ignatian Ski Cluh, and typist of every word in the hook. 3. Perry McDowell; Sports Editor and David Giannini:Sports Editor. I. Mr. Michael Shaughnessy; Moderator and Pain-in-the-Neck. 5. John Tonini; Layout Editor. Vice-President-Ignatian Ski Club, and awesome Propper-Cropper. 6. Marvin Yec; Activities Editor and great pianist. 137 I. .John Tonini cuts loose on Hcadwall. 2. What's wrong with this picture? Chuck Conti as Chuck Conti. 4. Jim Lago- marsino displays his recent haul of camera equipment. 5. Tom Giunnini; You must have u long left arm. .. Carmelo Cecilio and friend Franz Klammer relax on the slopes. 2. Moder- ating the Yearbook does not go to your head. 3. Darkroom staff: Dave O'Brien (Photo Kditor) and Jim I.agomarsino (Darkroom Coordinator). (Dan Leon- etti blinking). Dave is the one with the hat on. 139 DANCE COMMITTEE (above) Dance Committee Officers: (I to r) Dun Sur. Brandon O'Brien. Dun Bajone. Bob Oallan. John McC.ee. (below) Dunce Committee Members: Carmel Cecilio. Michael Burns. John Tonini, Chris Phipps. Arvil Keyes, Marly Kilhridite. Roberto Marquez. Manuel Rivas. Bob Callun. Jesse Montalvo, (Iren Vlahos. Nello Franco, Frank l.iti xi. Alan Miloslavich, Phil Oertli, Tim Corvi. Tom McDonnell. Steve Krle. Richard Chan. Dun Bajone. MO CHEERLEADERS 1. Dante Pucci nclli goes in front of the student body to introduce the skit for the rally. 2. The cheerleaders get together to confer on which cheer to do next. 3. The Cheerleaders: ( I to r) George Alessandria. Mike Farrah. Chris Phipps, Mark Maitoza, Mike Johnstone. (Disregard Steve Sirianni and Matt Corvi in the rear.) 141 SPIRIT WEEK 1. One of the many I winners adorning the halls of S.l. announcing Spirit Week. 2 Dante Puccinelli ready to strike Tim Soldati during Liturgy class. 3. Even the teachers get in the spirit of dressing up during Spirit Week, as shown hv Fr. Schaukowitch. 1. Peter Steinhach explains the reason for his strange attire to Phil Itossovich. 142 LIFE IN S.I 1. J.P. Calegari, Mike I.ubenow, Randolf Argucllcs. and Pete Steinbnch | osc for a picture. 2. Craig Borders hesitantly raises his hand to ask to go to the bathroom, 3. Marcos Villaroman does what he enjoys most, studying, -t. Terry Moran shows the younger students the result of giving blood. 3 143 FACES OF S.I. . 1. John Bertken, Jim Maloney, Joe Polizzi, Grek Vlahos, and Jim Dickson decide to relax on the bleachers. 2. Jason Doty, Matt Corvi, Tim Soldati, and Steve Sirianni critique Mr. Cecchin’s clothes and his size. 3. Morty Cuivcrwcll does his familiar dance garbed in the Wildcat outfit. -1. Several of the S.I. seniors decide to strike a pose for our photographer. 144 ■NOT TO BE MISSED ... 1. Fr. Prietto helps Jim Canales reach the top faster. 2. As the end of the year draws near, students become unhinged at the thought of sum- mer; case in point, Steve Erie. 3. Tim Soldati. Mark Orsi.and Jeff McDonnell help Fr. Walsh redecorate his office. M5 C.S.F. Sophomores Juniors 146 Seniors Sophomores Juniors Seniors Elmer Aglubat Jeremy Kwan Joseph Affolter Kester Kyle Christopher Bellaci Demitrios Master Jeffrey Angeja Joseph Leonetti Vincent Alipranti Johnny Lam Michael Burns Kevin McCarthy Randolf Arguelles Frederick I.eung Shawn Anderies Jeffrey I-au Ronald Cabrcros Perry McDowell David Arietta Thomas Loftus Nicholas Cabi Stephen Martin James Canales Jose Micaller Jeffrey Bennett Eric Louie Brian Campbell Darius Novickis James Carolan Terence Moran Michael Blue Chris Martin William Carr Daniel Perini Carmelo Cecilio Byron Navarro Norman Boudewijn Lorenzo Martini Edward Casuga Arthur Pira Garrett Chan Jonathan Nicolas Jeff Bryan Gregory McCarthy Sherman Chan Mike Plotkowski Joe Corey Gregory Nip Daniel Burke Thomas McKeever Charles Conti Daniel Potasz Charles Deleone Edmund Ong Jercl Cain Matt Miller John Corey Frank Prince Christian Dobleman Dan Oyharcabal Phillip Capitolo Sam Mogannam Tim Corvi Albert Quintanilla Farzad Ehsani Abraham Paulose Bernard Ccguerra James Murphy Sherwin Das Nick Rally Nello Franco Robert Puno David Cheng Steven Nukashima Donald Dominquez Paul Mohun Peter Gabancho Manuel Rivas Vincent Chew Stanley Ng Andre Erne George Rehmet Ralph Godoy Andrew Robertson Chris Chin Michael O’Connor Oliver Fellguth James Stofan Christopher Gulli David Schymeinsky Steven Chin E. Tolu Oka David Fernandez Daniel Sullivan Daniel Jue Stephen Sirianni Giuseppe D'Ascoli Rowel Padilla David Fuentebelia Huan Tang Jeffrey Jue Val Smalley Bartley Davey Peter Pomies Joe Fuentes Michael Tolentino Thomas Kauth Eugene Smith Vince DeMarco Barry Price Raymond Gamba Jack Vollert Stephen Kleinlein Timothy Soldati Jim Farrell Ray Refuerzo William Gates William Wald Paul I-aRocca Timothy Stretch Scott Ferroggiaro Jorge Rillona Tony Gnecco Mark Wesolowski Lawrence Lawson John Tonini Chris Findlay Kevin Riordan James Hagan John Weston Stephen I ee Michael Van Steen Mario Flaviani Joel Sagasay Lawrence Healy Kenneth Yan James Lew Joseph Vollert Matthew Fontana John Soldati Michael Heamey Jack Yu Tony Masarweh Mark Voronin Ben Furth Nick Trigonis Mark Kelly Thomas Zehnder L. Joseph Gaspardonc Rommel Vallero Paul Glicbe Craig Wong Robert Guillen Gordon Wong Eric Hansson John Wyatt Brian Heafey Clifford Yee Brandon Jann Arkady Zlobinsky Jason Jue 14 7 SCI FI --------- FANTASY CLUB 1. Chuck Deleone and friend play a friendly and relaxing game of chess. 2. (bottom to top) Ric Cruz, Jeremy Kwan, Winston Wong, Brandan Jann, Ronald Cabreros, Jose Micaller, Ed “Where’s my volume?” Mantler, Bob Petrini, Tai Yee. Claudio Gallina. Mr. Jim McGarry (moderator), Alexandre Desrochers, Farzad Khsani, Peter Gabancho. Demetrios Master, Bernard Tse, Douglas Abernathy. 148 CHESS CLUB Front: Benson Ng, Robert Snavcly, Charles Louie, Jon Nicolas. 2nd row: Raymond Ng, Alvin Chin, Kevin O’Connor, James Baratono. 3rd row: Dan Potasz. Mr. George Patterson (moderator), Marvin Yee. BACKGAMMON CLUB Front: Jon Nicolas. Marvin Yee. 2nd row: Ed DelRo- sario, Raymond Ng, Manuel Rivas, Jim Lew, Greg Sempa- dian. 3rd row: Michael On- kin, Chris Achuck, Arvil Reyes, Greg Nip, Stephen Kleinlein. 4th row: Carmelo Cccilio, David Chung, Peter Cheung, Mr. George Patterson (moderator). Hi ■ INTRAMURALS 1. Faculty Football team huddle around trying to lo- cate a lost contact lens. 2. Julius Yap fades back and prepares to launch one of his devastating bombs. 3. Two Juniors, at the snap of the ball, race off for a pass. 150 1 1. Julius Yap leaps up in un attempt to block the pas . 2. Chris Phipps gives us his impersonation of Magnum. P.I. (unsuccessfully, however). 3. Mark Lee, Mike Van Steen, and Dexter Adriano take time out to toss a frisbee around. 151 1. Dave Wilson skys over his opponent in an attempt to stuff the ball down the player's throat. 2. S.I.’s cheering sec- tion gives the football team a round of cheers as the team scores a touchdown. 3. Third baseman Rick Whisman en- courages the team with his words of wisdom. 4. Runners Frank Luizzi. Seun O’Reilly, and Tony Miley strain for that extra step. 5. Matt Devine inflicts a crushing blow against Serra‘s quarterback. 152 iVarsity Football This was a big year for S.I. Football because for the first time in the 16 year history of the Central Coast Section, the Varsity Wildcats earned a playoff berth. This proud season began with an undefeated preseason, a solid 3-2-1 league record, and ended with a good showing in the C.C.S. After outscoring pre-season opponents 105-22, S.I. en- tered the tough W.C.A.L. They opened with big rival St. Francis, losing a hotly contested game, 10-0. However, they rebounded the next two weeks, destroying Riordan 41-13, and Sacred Heart 52-0. In a game with serious effects on the playoff picture, the Cats battled Serra to a 0-0 tie, winning the California tie-breaker. After losing to Bellarmine, the Cats played what they thought was their final game, a 20-0 win over Mitty in the mud. But by the means of the draw, the Wildcats were selected to be one of the at-large teams in the C.C.S. In S.I.’s pre- miere appearance, they beat previously unbeaten Los Ga- tos, 18-14. Their next game was a heartbreaking loss to Saratoga on a last-second field goal. The long season came to a close, but it will long be remem- bered for the fine play of First Team All-Leaguers Joe Corey, Captain Joe Vollert, Captain Ralph Godoy, Paul LaRocca, and Paul Ravetti. Also who played fine seasons were Captain Steve Bluford, Matt Devine, and Perry McDowell, who all made Second Team All-W.C.A.L. 154 (opposite page) 1. Sacred Heart players attempt to block Joe Gaspardone’s extra point try. 2. LeNorria Davis shakes off a tackier and gets a substantial gain, (above) I. S.I.’s crushing defense holds off Serra’s ground game. 2. Steve Bluford rounds the corner as a St. Francis defender trys to tackle him. 3. S.I.’s defense shows why we made it to the C.C.S. playoffs. 155 156 I. Joe Corey takes the handoff and rounds the corner against an Oceana lineman as the SI team looks on. 2. Quarterback Dan Vaughn releases a beautiful spiral as Serra defense tries futilely to stop him. 3. Tyrone Taylor boots the kick-off during one of the football games. 4. Joe Vollert covers from behind as Paul Ravetti takes an interception for a long gain. 5. Paul Ravetti sacks Oceana’s quarterback as Mike Farrah and Mike Johnstone purusc. 6. Head Varsity Coach Ray Calcagno. 157 Front: Caracciolo, Walton, Voronin. Bluford, Stretch, Bugler, Delzompo, Schleiger. 2nd row: Vlahos, Taylor. Courtney, Dan Vollert, John Corey, Joe Corey, O’Reilly, Mattoa, Farrah. 3rd row: Onken (Manager), Ferrari (Statistician), Lynch (Trainer). Coach Candau, Coach Calcagno, Coach Cota, Lim (Manager), Canales (Head Manager), Hauscarriague (Manager). 4th row: Bishop. Dobleman, Calvello, Bertken, McDowell, Polk. Kerrigan. Braff. 5th row: Greenman, Scaraboaio, Partida, Delucchi, Ravetti, Vaughn, Godoy, Joe Vollert, Doty. 6th row: I,aRocca, Devine. lenders. Bellaci, McCarthy, Beckwith, Davis, Johnstone. SI Opponent 0 St. Francis 10 42 Riordan 13 52 Sacred Hearth 0 0 Serra 0 7 Bellarmine 20 20 Mitty Playoffs 0 18 Los Gatos 14 7 Saratoga SI won tiebreaker 10 1. The St. Ignatius defensive line stop Scrra from gaining anymore yards on the ground. 2. M att De- vine prepares to take down a Lowell back as Jim Kerrigan and Mike Johnstone come in to give aid. 3. S.I.’s defense waits for the referee’s call. 4. An overview of the offensive set of the Wildcats against the Lowell Indians. 159 J.V. Football The Junior Varsity team is an impor- tant part of the S.I. football program for many reasons. It is here that the younger players receive their last preparation be- fore moving up to Varsity. It is here that they work on perfecting techniques learned in Freshmen year, and it here that they gain valuable game experience which benefits them over the next two years. But most of all, it is here that they hone the competitive edge which makes S.I. football the force that it has become. Coach Shel Zatkin said about this year’s J.V.’s, “They had good potential, good enthusiasm, and by the end of the year, they were very competitive in a tough league. Although their league re- cord was only 3-3, they played strongly in all their games. They showed that in future years, S.I. football will be a force to be reckoned with in the W.C.A.L. 1. Matt Miller spirals u pass over the Oceana line. 2. End Douglas Jackson takes the ball for a substantial gain against a hapless Oceana back. 3. Tim Reardon makes a spectacular interception axainst a surprised Oceana receiver. 160 Front: Abrahamsen, Oka, Hagerty, Gaspardone. Cota. Reardon. 2nd row: Miller. Oavey. Boes, Flaviani, Greg McCarthy. I.ang. Bunnell. 3rd row: Byrne. O'Reilly. Coach Waters, Coach Zatkin. Coach Crudo, Boyce (Manager), O'Brien, Pierantoni. 1th row: Reinholdt. Mclnerney, Bagdon, Herrera, Maestas, Caracciolo, Singleton, Mossi, Ragan. 5th row: Doty, Jackson. Duri, Bass. O'Connor, Bnrbuccia, Price, Butler. Frosh Football Freshman Football is a time for learning. Most of the players have never played football before, and the first days of practice are controlled bed- lam. Freshman year concentrates on the basics: blocking, tackling, running, and learning a new system. The freshmen must learn these now, to be successful later. How much the Frosh learned is more important than their won-lost record. However, this year the freshmen had a winning percentage. After losing to St. Francis, they played one of the best freshmen games of all time against Riordan. Down 21-0 as they entered the locker room at the half, they came back to make the score 21-20 in the fourth quarter. After the ensuing kickoff, they got a safety on the third play from scrimmage to win the game. The en- thusiasm from this game was to continue for the rest of the season, as the Cats went on to a 3-3 league record. i 162 Front: Rovetti. Morgan, Crispen, Andrini,Castillo, Cabatic, O’Keefe, Aspillera,Stretch, Tarzon, Primicias. 2nd row: Molfino, Pommon, Hammons, Rcbhahn, Gamp, Cooper, Sanguinetti, Ayoob, Nielsen, Broughton, Nurre. Terry, Emmanuel. 3rd row: Danielson. Sullivan. Wasito. Elliott. Coach Murphy. Coach Stiegeler. Coach Grady. Reeser. Lacampagne. Padilla. Debrunner. -Ith row: Bilbao. Sullivan. Dioli, Lynch, Sanchez, Azzolino, Diggiulo, O’Reilly, Maguire, Perini, Magee. 5b 5th row: Marsten. Felizzatto. Barber, Becnel, Howder. Belonogoft-. Kraal, Kisich. Aparicio. Dioli. Shafa. SI Opponent 7 St. Francis 34 28 Riordan 21 25 Sacred Heart 0 0 Serra 14 14 Bellarmine 40 4 Mitty 0 1. St. Ignatius trys their running attack on the Rab- bits. 2. Colin Stretch extends himself attempting to throw over a defender. 3. The team huddles around Coach Grady for some final instructions. 163 iVarsity Cross Country The one word that best describes the Cross Country program at S.I. is devo- tion. Not only did the team begin training before the school year started, but they continued to follow a demanding workout schedule of nine miles a day for three months. The team would often run in the morning before classes; this devotion is necessary to be successful in a sport like Cross Country, so each and every member of the team de- serves credit for their time and effort. This year, the Varsity had a respectable season with a good showing in the Arti- choke Invitational and the Crystal Springs Invitational meets. They slowly improved with each meet as they prepared them- selves for their most important confronta- tion, W.C.A.L. trial meets and finally the W.C.A.L. finals. Under the impressive coaching of Julius Yap and Robert Graby, the Varsity Cats placed well enough in the league finals to advance to the Region 1 meet. They accom- plished this feat under the leadership of captains Kieran O’Leary and Tom Grey. Also contributing greatly to this year’s Var- sity team were sophomores Kevin Riordan and Neil Fitzgerald, moved up for their ex- ceptional athletic ability. Riordan also re- ceived the MVP award, while O’Leary was elected the Most Valuable Senior. This year’s recipient of t he admirable Riley Su- toff Award was senior Tom Grey. Undoubt- edly, this Varsity team’s dedication and de- votion accounted lor their proud season. 164 (opposite page) 1. Kieran O'Leary gets an early jump against one of his opponents. 2. Tom Grey re- laxes after one of his better meets, (above) 1. S.I.Cross Country requires dedication as shown by this runner. 2 Tom Grey puts on a little more speed as he nears the finish. 3. Brian Holian takes a commanding lead on his opponents as well as his own team. 165 J.V., Soph, Frosh The junior division of the Cross-Country program at S.I. is made up of the unsung heroes of athletics. Their unending dedication to the sport is shown by their extremely difficult work-outs. The team practices with the varsity running both before and after school each day. The junior division teams are also emotionally demanding on the runners. Persistance and maximum effort are required while these young athletes pre- pare themselves for the varsity level. The Cross-Country pro- gram is especially proud of its sophomore and junior runners who were moved up to the varsity team. The future looks good for this young, talented group of men. (opposite patie) 1. Members of the Cross Country team wait for the start of the meet. 2. Ron Fiore takes a casual stride compared to Jeff Mak'ttioncalda (3) who uses a stronger stride, (above) 1. Brian Holian shows the dedi- cation required to overcome the pain from running 2. Brian Heafy and Jim Barrett as they narrow the gap between them and an opponent. 3. Brian Holian strains to get the last few miles. 4. Airborn, Francois Moulia takes the last few yards alone. 167 Varsity For those who judge a sports season solely on the basis of wins and losses, the 1984 Soccer season was not one of the most successful seasons for St. Igna- tius. However, records are not what athletics are about at S.I.; athletics are meant to build character, increase strength and stamina, and make men. In these respects, this season was one of the most suc- cessful in recent memory. All year long the Cats were hit hard by injuries, including the untimely losses of Kevin McCarthy and Kevin Coffey. Even with these injuries, S.I. Attacked each contest gamely, and were in a posi- tion to win practically all of their games. The Cats kept their heads up and played like champions, no matter what the score. But the 1984 Soccer season may be best summed up by one of the senior starters. We may have had a poor record, but we came together at the end of the season. We showed our pride as a team by tying Bellarminc, the league champions, and beating Mitty. the runner-up. in our last two games. Soccer 168 1. Matt Bassi races to take position against a Mittv player. 2. Kevin McNulty hustles on defense. 3. Ke- vin Coffey dashes past a defender, -t. Mark Orsi heads the hall. ■' . Sean Phillips passes the InjII with his head over a Mitty opponent. 6. Kevin O’Sullivan dribbles the ball toward the goal. 7. Kevin McNulty tries to catch the ball on the tip of his foot. 1. Brendan McKeon heads the soccer lull. 2. Jim Murphy duels with an oppo- nent for possession ofthe ball. 3. Sean Phil- ips dribbles the ball toward the opposing goal 170 Front: Kevin Coffey. Brendan McKeon, Steve Hoshimi. Kevin McNulty. Jeff McDonnell. I)an Vollerl. Jeff Hanak. Kester Kyric. Back: Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J., Robert Hickox (Head Coach). Bill Love tAsst. Coach). Matt Bassi. Mark Orsi. Jim Murphy. Paul Ravetti, Mick Rally. Mike Johnstone. Kevin Caracciolo. Kevin McNulty dribbles the ball past a Mittv defender. 171 1. Dan Brown kirks the Ball past a defender. 2. George Marinos gets set to kick the ball. :t. Dominic Shanley dribbles past a defender and passes the ball. I. Thomas McKcon boots the ball toward the goal. • . Dominic Shanley races for position against a defender. 172 4 Front: George Perupato. Bill Papadopoulas, Steve Hinshaw. Chris Findlay. Dominic Shanley. George Marinos. Scott Scheidt. .Jason Perkins. Back: Fr. Paul Capitolo. S.J., John Stiegeler (Head Coach), Joe Gaspardone. Craig Thigpen. Thomas McKeon. Paul Perlife, Tracy Boes, Dan Coracciolo, Dan Brown. Joe Canaparly. Sam M � gannum. Haul Artiga. i?—Yi Soccer 1. Goalie Lovie Sanguinetti protects S.I.'sgoal. 2. Brent Deal boots the ball downfiold. 3. Jon Gervais sets up to kick the hall to his awaiting teammates. 4. Sloven Milliken glances toward the sideline for further instructions. 5. Fritz Rei- chardtdribblesdown the field toward the opposing goal 174 Front: Pete O'Keefe. Conor Sheridan. Eric Thors. Winston Miller. Brent Deal. Kevin Murphy. Frit Reichardt. 2nd row: Chris Beaudry, Mike McDonnell, George Ayoob. Gary Holloway, Nick Mustille, -lohn Tealdi. Michael Rebhahn. 3rd row: Sean Boo nan (Asst. Coach). Eric Sliafa, I.ouic Sanguinetti. Mark Howder, Steven Milliken. .Michael O'Shea, Jon Gervais, Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. Not Shown: Haul Artiga (Head C’aoch). Wrestling This year was the debut sea- for the St. Ignatius Wrestling Team. In October, their enthusiastic coach. Hon Cisneros, rallied al- most 50 students of varied class rank togeth- er for practice everyday. But serious injuries hampered the team, and its size gradually shrunk. This did not, however, deter the spirit of the dedicated few who remained with the team. Inspired by their captains. Camozzi. Savarcse. and Casamiro, the wres- tling team completed a very successful sea- son as u first year team on the amateur cir- cuit. 6 177 Crew VARSITY: (Front) Carl Borders, Bunion Fitzgerald, Greg Murphy. Jeff Hagan. Kevin Russell, Kevin Russell. Back) Marlin Reuter. John Bartolucci. Simon Pearl. Chris Martin. Roger Biscay. Hugh Conroy, Greg Vannucci. NOVICE: (Front) Emet Nolan. Chris Wellman. Timothy Conley. Tony Ordonio. Eric Choy. (Back) Stanley Miller. Sean Combs. Mike Carney. Nathaniel Merchant. Doug Hagan. Ben Cossen. Tom Musni, Raymond Schwarte. 178 1. The Varsity Crew team waits for the coxswain to give the signal. 2. Hugh Conroy wonders about the existence of man while he waits for the call. 3. Carl Borders, Greg Vannucci. and Greg Murphy relax to catch their breath. 4. The Crew team raises their oars after a rigorous practice. 179 Tennis 180 Frosh Basketball Frosh A: (Front) Chuck Kmanuel. Jun Dasalla. Chris Arnold. Alexander Panlilio, Jona Satuito. Steve McFeelv. (2nd row) Vic Artiga (Manager). Benny Cazar (Manager). Kddie Aparicio. Sean Lawhon (Manager). Charlie Scarcello i Manager). (3rd row) Mike Thomas (Coach). Colin Stretch, -Joe Solanoy. Ron Fiore. Dave Becnel. David Dioli. FROSH B: (Front) Matt Cannon. Padraic Ryan. Derek Standifer..ha- D’Amico. Jeff Maggioncalda. (2nd row) KricSchlohohm. Vic Artiga (Manager). Benny Cazar (Manger). Sean Lawhon (Manager). Charlie Scarcello (Manager). Jason Lynch. (3rd row) Kevin Williamson. Patrick Bailey. Matt Barmore (Coach), Matt Prescott. Peter Walsh. Frosh A SI Opponent 35 St. Francis 32 40 Sacred Heart 39 49 Serra 43 37 Riordan 45 52 Bellarmine 29 48 Mitty 27 39 St. Francis 47 39 Serra 32 49 Bellarmine 38 28 Riordan 37 40 Mitty 25 32 Sacred Heart 48 Frosh B 40 St. Francis 33 46 Sacred Heart 40 47 Serra 36 41 Riordan 36 44 Bellarmine 25 45 Mitty 30 51 St. Francis 18 48 Serra 34 52 Bellarmine 28 53 Riordan 31 45 Mitty 34 58 Sacred Heart 43 The Frosh Basketball Teams are the foundation of the entire S.I. program. The Frosh level is where the young cagers learn the fundamentals of the game, and prepare to lead the Varsity of the future. It gives the fans a glimpse into the future, and if this year’s Frosh teams are any indicators, the S.I. basketball program will continue its winning ways in the future. The Frosh A team compiled a very successful 8-4 record, finishing second in the tough W.C.A.L. Although the team was led all season by the play of Colin Stretch. David Dioli, and Joe Solaney, the success rests on the team as a whole. The talent was practically the same from the first man to the twelfth man: for the first time in Coach Mike Thomas’ seven years of coaching every player started at least once in the preseason. Coach Thomas had this to say about his team this year: “They were somewhat unpredictable, but they always played well under pressure. It was hard for them to put four good quarers together, but they usually played well enough to win.” As successful as the A’s were this year, the B’s were more successful in their own league. Led by the able coaching of Matt Barmore, the Frosh B team dominated the W.C.A.L. enroute to a 12-0 season. Even though the team had only average size, their intelligence and court sense more than made up for this. Good performances were constantly turned in by Kevin Williamson, Matt Cannon. Matt Prescott, and Peter Walsh; and Coach Barmore praises the bench for always being ready to play and giving a great deal of help. But Barmore credits the team’s chemistry for most of their success: “More than any other group I’ve coached, these guys played together the best. 185 I. David Dioli drive to the hoop for two points. 2. .Joe Solnnoy runs over a Serra defender on the way to the basket. J.V. Basketball Front: Alvin Chin. Paul Nacario. Steve Phelps (Coach), -lames Quanico. Tim Reardon. Hack: Devin Coffey, Jon Yarnold. Phil O'Reilly. Dan Vaughn, LcNorris Davis. Todd Harper. Martin Dioli. Andrew Brigham, Doug Jackson, Harry Moore. Greg Wall. Mike Beltrano. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team had the kind of year people have come to expect from a Junior Varsity team; excellent. Led by sophomores Dan Vaughn, LeNorris Davis, and Martin Dioli, the team fought its way to a 9-3 showing, only one game out of first place. The J.V.’s coached once again by Steve Phelps, had a great mix of height strength, and speed: this group should contribute much to next year’s Varsity. SI Opponent •17 St. Francis JO 54 Sacred Heart 24 59 Serra 62 57 Riordan 53 44 Bellarmine 35 40 Mitty 19 44 St. Francis 32 70 Serra 59 47 Bellarmine 37 57 Riordan 59 56 Mitty 31 71 Sacred Heart 54 Varsity Basketball Front: Joe Johnson, (Jus. Gomozias, Vince Woodard, John Corey. I)an Ovharcnhal. Hack: Shcl Zntkin (Asst. Coach). Dwight Skinner, Joe Vollert, David Wilson. Hat Laval, Levy Middlebrooks, Galen Sorrells. Paul LaKocca. Jon Hraff. Jason Standifer, Hob Drucker (Head ('wachk Not Shown: Jcan-Paul Calegari. (opposite) Junior Varsity Martin Dioli takes some practice shots as a Varsity player when he was moved up for the playoffs, (above) Levy M iddlebrooks shows off one of his many dunks of the season in front of the awed spectators. This year’s Varsity Basketball Team must be considered as one of the greatest teams in this proud history of S.E. Sports. Under the superb coaching of Bob Drucker, in his eigh- teenth season as Head Coach, the Cats breezed to a 10-2 preseason and were expected to win the league title. What they did was beyond all expectation: they steamrolled their first eleven league opponents by such scores as 90-62, 78-19. and 52-37. With a chance to be- come only the second team logo undefeated in W.C.A.L., they lost their last game of the sea- son to Sacred Heart. 59-48. The next week they got revenge on the Irish by the same score. Although they had lost to Riordan, 61- 56, in overtime, the Wildcats defeated the Crusaders in the Championship. 58-56. As this book goes to print, the Cats are preparing for their fifth straight C.C.S. appearance. This year’s team had as much talent as any team in recent history. 6'7“ Levy Middle- brooks led the league in scoring (19.8 pts. game), rebounds (13 rebounds game), and second in the FG percentages (0.687). Dan Oy harcabal was a deadly outside shooter, averag- ing 11.8 pts. game, and provided leadership at all times. Dave Wilson was the high-jumping forward who made the flashy and spectacular plays. Paul LaRocca and -Joe Vollert were con- servative steady players, who didn't score of- ten hut always hustled. Galen Sorrells. Dwight Skinner, Jason Standifer were always ready for the call to action from the bench. How far will this team go this year? See the Spring Supplement. 1. Levy Middlcbrooks stuffs the ball in front of Itiordan defenders and a packed house at USKgym. 2. Dave Wilson, not to be outdone by bis teammate, jams the ball in front of the same Kiordan defenders. 3. Galen Sorrells puts in his two points with a beautiful jumper. 188 1. Dan Oyharcabal waits for the offense to set up before he passes the hall. 2. Dwight Skinner drives the lane and puts up a graceful shot. 3. The S.I. team gets in their traditional huddle to fire-up the team and the crowd. 1. Paul l.aKocca drives through the Serra defense. 2. Levy Middle!) rooks tries to find an opening in the defense. 3.S.I. Heats Hellarmine by I. 4. Concenlratie is necessary in all aspects of basketball as exhibited by «' .e Vollert. 190 1. Coach Hob Druckcr gives Joe Vollert instruction� before sending him out. 2. Dan O.vharcabal shoots a jump- er over the Serra defenders. :i. Coach Hob Drucker yells his orders from the sideline, I. Galen Sorrells shoots a free throw. U W.C.A.L. CHAMPS SI Opponent 55 St. Francis 54 53 Sacred Heart 37 78 Serra 49 52 Riordan 45 36 Bellarmine 35 53 Mitty 36 50 St. Francis 41 90 Serra 62 46 Bellarmine 30 65 Riordan 54 60 Mitty 47 48 Sacred Heart 3 OT 59 Playoffs 59 Sacred Heart Championship 48 56 Riordan (OT) Second Game 61 58 Riordan 56 •Jason Standifer follows tradition and helps take down the net. 192