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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1986 volume:

1986 St. Ignatius College Preparatory 2001 37th Avenue The City” California I get by with a little help from my friends ' -Lennon % Me Cartney 7 10 “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” -Dickens “Not he, or they, or you are S.I., but we are S.l.” -Fr. J. Murphy S.J. Contents Freshmen Sophomores Sports Juniors Fac. Adm. Activities Seniors Pat Sullivan-Prcsident, Tom McCuirk-Sgt. at Arms, John Savant-Vice-President, Jean-Claude Calegari-Secretary. Brian Adler Frank Amoroso Christopher Anderson P. Christian Andrescn Alan Ansclmo Roberto Antonio Jr. Bryan Auyoung Timothy Bagdon Jeffrey Baker Amiel Balagtas Alfredo Balocating Darren Barboza Richard Barlesi John Barnes Ralph Barsi David Bartels Vahan Basmagian Edward Bass Peter Bautista Michael Beccoe John Bell Patrick Bender Erik Bernecker Lawrence Berroya Jeffrey Birkeland Bryan Balke Cesar Blengino Lawrence Bolander Jr. Dean Bonfigli 18 Crescent Bonifacio Ray Boone III C. Rahman Booth George Boudourcs Jon Brennan Kevin T. Breslin Stephen Brinck Conrad Ber Brosas Roy Buchmann Daniel Burke Graham Burke Thomas Butler Frederick Cahasa Charles Cabonce Jean-Claude Calegari James Callejas Marco Campagna Barton Campbell Michael Cann Mark Capitolo Erik Carcamo 19 William Casey Liam Cassidy Jess A. Castillo David Chan Dennis Chan John Chan Mark Chan Steven K. Chan Kyle Chin John Christen Warren Chung Stephen Clark Gavin Clayton Joe Cline Andrew Contreras David Cooney Benedicto Cote Devan Cross James Crudo Charles Cunningham Ravi Cusick Charles Darke Gavin Das George Dean Dominic Debellis Robert Delacalzada James Deleon rffl a1 kM iit .. ii 'a1 w EH m w f ' Alt — w i J 20 Thomas Demartini John Deregowski First dance at S.l. let's get this over with. Paul Dolmage-Hcath James C. Donatclli Michael Dowling John Drew Brett Dyer Kirk Edison Vecane Eldemir Jeffrey Elliott Matthew Ellis David Fambrini Robert Ferretti Michael Ferry Jason Fitzpatrick Joseph Flaherty Jonathan Franco Aaron Frank Arthur Fritz III 21 Kurt Furnoy Derrick Garber Christopher Garden Gavin Garzee Rudy Gelentcr John GuGlugoski David Godby Paul Gomez Michael Gorospe David G. Grieve Thomas Growney Tony Guilfoyle Robert Gumina Juan Gutierrez Robert Gyemant Thomas A. Hargarten Greg Harris Charles Harrison Matthew Haskell Jonathan Heaton Benjamin Hernandez George Hernandez Simon Higgitt Che-Chuen Ho 22 Peter Ho Nicholas Hoffmann Jesse Hopkins Mark Hutchings Piero Isola James Jaber Jaime Jimenez Christopher Johansen Bret Johnson Aaron Jones Jonas Jones Darren Jue Benjamin Kalin Matthew Kamieniccki Maher Kara Eugene Karandy Kaffi Kardzair Rama Kellum 23 Michael King Peter Kleinlein Eric Kong Eugene Krishtul Ronald Krzyzanowski, )r. Jason Kwan Simon Kwan Michel Kwong David Lagomarsino Leon Langan Chad Law Anthony Lee Calvin Lee Mark Lee Craig Leong Roland Leong Leland Li Robin Lie Erik Liu David Lo William Lombardini Nolan Louie Dennis Lucey Calvin Lui Eugene Luk Brendan Lund David Lurie Kenneth Mackay Keith Madden Sean Madeira Alessandro Madrigal 24 y ' A IVV A ' iilfctalil Ak Mcy! What's my combination? Jason Maestas Steven Malakis Raymond Manion Paolo Maraviglia Alan Maravilla Alexander Marcel ino Harold Marlin II Richard Martinez Paul Mattos Stefan Mayo Stephan Mazzola James McClure Michael McGoldrick Thomas McCuirk Patrick McHale Henry McKenzie Andre McKinney Daniel McLeod Joseph McQuillan Julio Merino Stephen Meuris Manuel Micaller Jr. Arthur Miguel Michael Miller Ricardo Miranda Jose Montemayor Christopher Morf Sean Morgan John Mulkerrins Michael Mulligan Timothy Mullins 25 Francisco Munoz Carlos S. Murillo Matthew Murphy Michael Murphy Adam Murray Matthew Murray Alex Muscat Zeke Neeley Albert Ng Christopher Nori Edward Noriega Brett Norman Michael Ofrasio Mario Ortiz James Osborn Jason Pacheco Yael Pacis Johnny Padua John Pasha I never knew Sesame Street was so interesting. 26 AA Allied John Winston Pattugalan Melvin Pedrosa Ricardo Perez William Perreault Charles Phillips Edward Pira Damon Poeter Jeremy Polacci John Poppin Gerard Portacio Matthew Powell Matthew Prator David Prudenciado S. Glenn Putyrae Jeffrey Quattromani Oliver Quilala Jeffrey Ralph Tad Ravazzini Dennis Recio 27 Richard Renteria Alfonso Rey Keith Richardson Maximilian Robertson Armando Rodriguez Jr.imothy Roemer Michael Romo Freshman Cats strive for exellence. Kevin Rooney Andrew Roorda Michael Ruane Robert Rubino Richard Rupp Sean Roybal John Ryan 28 Robert Ryan Nicholas Safrit Joseph Sala ar Mazen Salfiti Gabriel Sanchez Miguel A. Sandoval Brandon Sargent John Savant Nikolai Shebalin Sven Silva Christopher Simenstad Christopher Simpson Kimtal Simpson Eustinavc Smith Felicisimo Soto III Steven Souza Kenneth Spalasso Bryan Spaulding Michael Stofan David Storn Jerome Struvcr Blaine Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Jeffrey Sun 29 Jed Tacorda Nathan Tan Sean Tashiro Jesse Teshara Jeffrey Tom Joel Tomaneng ohn Torrey Paul Trudell Kevin Tsung Edgar A. Tulcanaza Alvin Ubaldo Dennis S. Unson Damon Valla Arnaldo Valle Jose Vargas Eric Vennemeyer Francisco Villalta Jacob Wang Julian Ware Robert Wheeler W. Heath While Hayden Rin Robert Wiseman Jr. Andrew Wong Joseph I. Wong Murk Wong Mark Wong Wilson Wong Dennis Wootten Mikihiko Yamaio Patrick Yim William Zanze Jeremy Ziegler IB © © mill 'a' wa fra r am . A uAlfciifciifcuj Please, please. Contain your excitement. 30 Lawrence Abuan David Ahern Ricardo Alva David Anderson Marlin Anderson Peter Anderson Brad Angeja Chris Angelopoulos Luis Aquino Paul Aquino Maximillian Armour Eduardo Asturias Ricardo Aviles Arthur Ayres Paul Bagneschi Daniello Balon Edmund Barberini Michael Bate Douglas Baxter Mark Beckley Carlos Bello Lance Belluomini Edwin Bermudez Jose Bibat John Borcich Christopher Bornmann Frederic Bost Mark Bovone Marc Wall does his Mr. Sarraillc imitation. 32 Neil Correa displays his awesome tennis playing Rob Forni shows his true spirit on Nerd Day. ability. Christopher Brandi Kevin Bryan Joseph Bunncl Adam Burchard Leonardo Campagna Andrew Canapary Christian Cardoza Joel J. Carpio Michael Carson Christopher Case Paul Cassanego John Cassidy Reginald Cauilan Ricardo Celemin Mark Cervarich Dominic Chang Hamilton Chang Marcus Chang Edward Cheng Richard Ching Simon Shiu 33 Joseph Chung Raymond Clark Alexander Cobb Colman Conroy John Conway Neil Correa Adam Covey Gary Cruz Reynaldo Cubias David Cohen Dax E. Collins Mart Collopy llishud Tasar Curry Earl Curtis Nicolo D'agostino Gregor Darm Michael Delucchi Paul Demartini Piero Depaoli Lawrence Desouza Donald S. Devine 34 ■� i Our standards arc high. Matthew Dimond Alexander Djordjevich Linh Do Daniel Dominguez Casey Donovan Curtis Dowling Dennis Dowling Arthur Dragon Franklin Dunn Albert Echamendi Parker Edmondson Paul Eggert Craig Epstein Wency Lou Estrera Brian Evje Mark Abela Fabela Jason Farrell William Farrell Antony Favetli Brian Fearnow Clark Fenton William Ferdon Jefferey A. Fernandez Stephen Finnegan Joseph Fong Robert Forni Christopher Foss Gerard Fudge Albert Fung 35 Jeremy Galten George Gamarra Jose Gamus John Garcia Paul Gardella Brian Garvey Richard Garza Ronald Gerardo Matthew Giannini Fnrico Gomez Rogdlo Gonzales Jr. Neil Gonzales Charles Grabitzky Paul Gray Michael Green Scott Grimble William Growney Michael Guenza Alfred Guevarra Daniel Guiney Leonard Gumm Derk Hagedorn Omar Hagler Randolph Haguisan Robert Hand Donald Hansen Brandt llazen Timothy Healy John Henning Scott Herrman Todd M. Herson Samuel Ho Steven R. Holsworth Jason Howard George Hubert 36 John Hurley Michael Hu� utiki i tfifor One way ... the Ignatian way! Ricardo Ibarra-Rivera David Jczukcwicz Ricardo Jiongco Benjamin Johnson Adam Jones Frederick Jones James V. Juanillo Christopher Jue Hani Juha Steven Haesler Noah Kahn Christopher Karic Matthew Kearney James Keenan Patrick Kelly Dary H. Khajavi 37 Alfred King Seth Klein Lawrence Krueger Whitney Kwok Emilio Lacayo-Valle Welby Lam Nathan Lane Christopher Lauderdale Louis Leach Mcgurrin S. Leibert Joseph Leung Renato Lim Leo Lippi Wesley Liu William Lynch Gregory Maggioncalda Antony Maldonado Anthony Marcelino Jason Mark Gino Masini Sean McCormack Jairo McCoy David Mcdill Joseph McGarry Michael McKeon yr m'w kil I Alt.. la Helmut Schmidt sits in the hall before classes begin. 38 iih £ Mark Cervarich demonstrates the frustration of doing homework at lunch. John Menew Mark Merit! Warren Mibach Jose Mijares John Miller Darius Miranda David Miranda Matthew Moriarty Robert Moser Simon Muenk Jordan Murphy Michael Murray Jason Muscat Daniel Musni Christopher O'Balle Edward O'Connell Brian O'Connor Timothy O'Riordan Andrew O'Shea Paul Obico Eduardo Olbes John Paint Romel Padilla 39 Michael Paez Eugene Pagal Stephen Parodi George Patterson lason Payne Martin Payne Tristan Payumo Andrew Pedrosa Joseph Pelayo David Pendergast Jeffrey Peralta Spencer Perry Jason Pett Damon Pierson n 4 k ia L J kli rr? •' V J W v. . .jj k. A kukikl 'k U Ik -r- Eugene Polos Jeff Pon Robert Portman Mark Powers Victor Pribyl Frank Quattromani Rizaldy Quilala 40 Brad Angeja and Mr. Arriaga get ready to paint the town paisley. arar ill lit All fcLiiiiliil w 1 m AiiAifcAiliLiiai Roger Ramirez Edward Randolph Cerard Redublado Fredrick Reininger Kenneth Reyes James Riley Matthew Roberts Patrick Robles Miguel Rocha Billy Rodoni Stuart Roos Christian Salas Jonathan Salazar Steven Sanchez David Sansot Melchor Satuito Carlos Scarlata Robert Schenk Eric Schier Helmut Schmidt Derek Schulze 41 Davie) Scolini Marco Sebastiani Matthew Sedik Douglas Sept Michael Shilaff Ted Shim Kurt Sicpman Sean Skelton Patrick Skovran Daniel Smith Jason Snyder Michael Soberanis Charles Song Alexander Soto Damon Sperber Scott Stanford Stephen Steinman Anthony Stephens Jeffrey Sue Sean Sullivan Michael Sweeney Peter Tabor Craig Takcda Billy Tang Charles Taylor 42 Christopher Taylor Stuart Teng Robert Tenney Raymond Thomas Hansel P. Tomaneng Giovanni Torre Brian Torrey Michael Toyooka Marko Tulcanaza John Vagonas Michael Vella Mark Vcnnomcyor Arvin Victa Thomas Vellert Anthony Vu Yancey Wade Marc Wall Richard Wall Geoffrey Watson William Webb Christopher Weinstein Timothy Wheeler Richard White Derek Williams Kevin Williams 43 Michael Willis Collin Wong Dennis A. Wong Rdlan Wong Tony Wai Wong Nicholas Woo Joseph Wraga Hubert Wu Garrett Wynne Sanford Yee Adam Jones smiles among the crowd. Timothy K. Yick Ken YoshimotO Terrance Zachery Adam Zachs Jose Zalba David Zclnik Craig Zevas 44 Varsity Football Splitting their pre-season games, the '85 Varsity Cats roared into the regular season. They started quickly by defeating archrivals Riordan and Sacred Heart, and outplayed Scrra on their home field. However, injuries, bad breaks, and tough teams hampered the Cats' progress; as a result they lost to Bellarmine and St. Francis and experienced a disappointing 23-22 loss to Milty. Although S.l. couldn't gain a C.C.S. playoff berth this season, they had many outstanding high-caliber players. Among them were First Team All-WCAL players Sergio Azzolino, Joe Gaspardone, Doug Jackson, Colin Stretch, and Daniel Vaughn; and Second Team players Dave Becnel, Dan Lang, and Sean Ragan. With the juniors returning for league play next season, the Cats will be a team to be reckoned with. 1. 25 Riordan Opponent 13 21 Sacred Heart 14 21 Serra 14 3 Bellarmine 21 22 Mitty 23 11 St. Francis 28 46 (top) Joe Gaspardone eludes a defender, (above) Greg McCarthy runs for daylight. Front Row: Gaspardone, Crispcn, Quanico, Magee, Cota, Morgan, Hishmeh, Pommon. Row 2: Shenkman, Abrahamsen, Bagdon, Sanguinetti, Danielson, Molfino, Ferroggiaro, Lang, LaCampagnc. Row 3: Kevin O'Neil (manager), Lucey (stats). Coach Baxter, Coach Zatkin, McCarthy, Coach Calcagno, Coach Cota, Reardon (manager), Ken O'Neil (manager). Row 4: Ragan, Kisich, Aparicio, P. O'Reilly, Broughton, Davey, Shafa, DiCiulio, Tsung, Boes Row 5: Williamson, Perini, M. O'Reilly, Maguire, Debrunner, Azzolino, Flaviani, Vollert, Wasito. Row 6: O'Connor, M. Dioli, Becnel, Stretch, Pulsoni, Vaughn, Marsten, Elliott, Jackson, D. Dioli. 47 48 49 50 51 J.V. Football The J.V. team started the regular season by drop- ping a game to the Riordan Crusaders. However, this only served to anger the Cats and the next week they regrouped and beat archrival S.H. The J.V. team played with spirit and enthusiasm throughout the season. Even in defeat their pride and poise shone through. This was evident in the fact that they did not get discouraged even after disappointing losses to Serra and Bcllarmine. Their persistence finally paid off and the Cats got a much needed victory the following week. The J.V. team had many outstanding players: among them are David Anderson, Martin Payne, Kibber O'Balle, and Ted Shim. If the players con- tinue with the intensity and spirit they displayed this season, ture. S.l. there can only be success in their fu- Opponent 13 Riordan 33 20 Sacred Heart 14 15 Serra 28 6 Bellarmine 22 14 Mitty 6 12 St. Francis 14 52 (top) Cats defense stops opponents cold, (middle) S.l. gets ready to take the field, (bottom) S.l. kicks out of trouble. Front Row: Do, Roberts, O'Balle, Covey, Tomanena, White, Hazen. Row 2: Brandi, Scarlata, DeSouza, Ramirez, M. Anderson, Howard, Doal, Martinez. Row 3: Aquino, Aviles (manager). Coach Castagnola, Coach Quattrin, Coach Crudo, Guincy (manager), Williams. Row 4: Weinstein, Cooper, Donovan, Ho, Taylor, O'Connell, Paez, D. Anderson. Row 5: Cassanego, McDill, Mibach, Ahern, Sanchez, Webb, McGarry. Row 6: Gumm, Payne, Garcia, Collins, Shim Ibarra- Rivera, Dunn, Skovran. 53 Frosh Football The final record of the '85 Frosh Cats did not indicate their true potential. They played tough throughout the season and barely lost three games by the combined total of nine points. Defensively, the Cats were not to be denied. They consistently shut down opponent scoring opportunities. This was exemplified by their hard- hitting shutout of the Sacred Heart Irish. On the other hand, the offense failed the Cats during cru- cial moments, and as a result, they lost a few heart- breaking games. With the experience, they gained this year and their tenacious defense the Frosh team should have high hopes for next year. 1. 2 Riordan Opponents 7 0 Sacred Heart 0 7 Serra 9 6 Bellarmine 26 12 Mitty 14 6 St. Francis 22 54 Hut One ... Hut Two ... Oulia my way! Here I come! Front Row: Cann. Pira, Bonfigli, Merino, Roomer, Bautista (manager). Bender, Pedrosa, Maravilla, Cote, Cerospe, Tsung, Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Christen, Elliott, Bagdon, McGuirk, Quilala, Ware, Lawrence, James, Godoy, Manio, Kara, Cunningham, Higgitt, Leong, Deregowski. Row 3: Coach Murphy, Coach Sticgcler, Growney, Osborn, Martin, Meuris, Renteria, McKenzie, Poppin, Ralph, Crudo, Amoroso, Hopkins, Coach Grady. Row 4: Blake, Ruane, Brinck, Valla, Gumina, Brennan, Spaulding, Morgan, Kalin, Pollacci, Poeter, Mackay, Savant. 55 Cross Country St. Ignatius fielded one of the best Cross Coun- try teams in years. However, ever-tough Bellar- mine got in the way of S.I.'s quest for the Cross Country Championship. The '85 year was a suc- cessful one on all levels as three out of four teams placed second. Top performers of the varsity in- cluded Neil Fitzgerald, Tom Loftus, Robert Lind- strom, and Kevin Riordan. Up and coming stars from the J.V.'s will be Thomas De La Torre and Nathaniel Merchant. This will assure yet another tough Cross Country team next season. (left) Bennett leaves 'em in his dust. (top) Morrissey shows off his new Timex, (middle) S.l. jumps out to a lead. (above) Wildcats contemplate a big race. 56 (top) Doyle sets the pace. (middle) waiting for the gun. (above) Loftus dreams of the finish line, (top right) Fitzgerald poses for the camera, (right) Randolph in agony or ecstasy? 57 Varsity Front: Fitzgerald, Riordan, LindStrom. Row 2: Coach Yap, Malone, Loftus, Doyle, Bennett, Klein, Coach Graby. Row 3: Kuchta. Riley, Randolph. J.V. Front: O'Shea, Aglubat, Captirro. Row 2: Yick, Wong, Eremian, Merchant, Firpo. Row 3: De La Torre, Barrett, Lehew. 58 Sophs Front: Dimond, Lauderdale, Schmidt, Kelly, Bello. Row 2: Darm, Bate, Baton, Mullen, Chui. Row 3: Case, Siepman. Frosh Front: Lie, Boone, Neely, Wong. Row 2: Tom, Flaherty, Rooney, Unson. Row 3: Maravilia. 59 Varsity Soccer From Row: Derek Schulze, Peter O'kcefe, Chris Findlay, Winston Miller, Brent Deal, Nick Mustillc. Second Row: Jon Canapary, Erick Thors, Tim Riordan, Steve Boyce (Manager), Cary Holloway, John Gervais, Steven Milliken. Third Row: Robert llickox (coach), Paul Perlite, Ed Wells, Thomas McKcon, Geord Marinos, Mike O'Connor, Tracy Boes, Fr. Paul Capitolo (moderator). Not Pictured: Bill Papadopoules, John-Michael Tealdi, 60 left: Erik Thors runs the ball down. Above: Chris Findlay uses some fancy footwork. IRI above left: Findlay geis ready to ihrow it in. left: some good tackling by the Cats, above right: Coach Hickox observes his team, above: Paul Perlite boots the ball downfield. 61 Top Picture: Jon Canapary gets ready to defend. Left: Nick Muslille uses all of his body to move the ball downfield Above: Bill Padadopoules races toward the ball. 63 Top Picture: Thom McKeon advances the ball toward the goal. Above Brent Deal steals the ball from an opposing player. Right: S.I. looks for another scoring opportunity. J.V. Soccer The J.V. team, despite the efforts of coaches Stiegeler and O'Leary, experienced a bittersweet season. The team itself gave a hundred percent every time out but just could not get over the hump. The J.V. team had six tough draws out of nine matches. Though this did not produce wins, it docs indicate that the potential to become a win- ning team exists. With the exception of two play- ers, the Cats are made up entirely of sophomores. With the nucleas of the team returning, the team should give all their opponents next year a tre- mendous battle. Possibly the best game of the season came against the Riordan Crusaders. Though the game did not mean anything to the W.C.A.L. Standings, the Cats' determination and character showed throughout the game. They finally emerged with a satisfying 1-0 win. Hopes arc high for the varsity team next year. With the returning players and the experience they will gain next year, the Cats' will finally get over the hump. 64 top: S.l. players surround the ball, middle: Mike I tuss recieves a pass from a teammate, bottom: Alfred Cucvarra guards the ball, left: Some good defense by Andy Pedrosa. Front Row: A. Pedrosa, A Guevarra, P. Demartini, D. Sansot, J. Mark, S. McCormick, M. Giannini, S. Klicn, T. Bost. Middle Row: D. Baxter, D. Guiney, G. Ayoob, |. Keenan, A. Canapary, T. O'Connell, M. Huss, M. Roberts. Back Row: S. Qualtromani, M. Kuchta, D. Anderson, Fr. Capitolo, Coach Sliegler, Coach O'Leary, J. Cassidy, G. Hubert, M. Callopy. above: Alfred Guevarra makes a diving stab, right: John Cassidy practices the non-fundamentals. 65 Freshman Soccer Members (alphabetically) Anderson, Bernicker, Bolander, Bonne, Callejas, Cassidy, Dolmageheath, Drew, Grank, Godoy, Higgitt, Jaber, Jiminez, Johnson, Karazail, Lombardini, Mallari, Mulkerrins, Murray, Muscat, Quattromani, Rubion, Safrit, Coaches Raul Artiga, Sean Roonan, Moderator Fr. Capitolo. The record of the Frosh soccer team may not be impressive, but it is not a true mea- sure of the team's ability. The team had some hard luck this year, but with time to develop, this will be a team to be reckoned with. (above) Getting ready to pass the ball. (above) Chris Anderson shows off. 66 (left) A pin-point accurate pass. (above) Anderson showing off again. (below) A rush for the ball. above) Bill Lombardini out-maneuvers another player. (above) Preparing to boot the ball (left) James Callejas makes an acrobatic pass. 67 Varsity Basketball As this page goes to print, the Varsity Basketball team is fighting for second place in the tough VV.C.A.L. and looking towards the playoffs. The '86 team features a good blend of height, quickness, and talent. After struggling a bit in the earlier part of the season, the Cats rebounded and combined all their talents to move up in the W.C.A.L. stand- ings. Highlights of the season included wins over St. Francis 71-55, Milty 61-41, and the revenge game against the Sacred Heart Irish 56-33. A fired up team seemed to put their frustrating early sea- son behind them and came out strong to maul the Irish. This game might be the turning point in a very successful season. If the Cats' continue to win throughout the season, this will be remembered as the game which turned it around. The team is as diversified as it is deep. It features the outside shooting and ballhandling of Devin Coffey and Matt Cannon, while Martin Dioli, An- drew Brigham, and Greg Wall take care of oppos- ing teams on the inside. The team also has a deep bench which it utilizes frequently. Top reserves includes the Dioli twins, Morgan and David, Ron Fiore, Peter Walsh, and Barry Morre. All of these players put forth their respective talents to form one cohesive unit. At this point the Cats' can smell the playoffs and they arc streaking towards them. Soon, the entire league will feel the wrath of the Cats'. S.l. Opponent 35 Sacred Heart 37 71 St. Francis 55 30 Riordan 57 48 Mitty 41 71 St. Francis 53 64 Bellarmine 52 37 Riordan 50 62 Mitty 41 63 Serra 55 56 Sacred Heart 35 58 Bellarmine 60 68 Top: Greg Wall busts the zone. Bottom: Barry Moore puts in two. Front Row: G. Wall, R. Fiore, M. Cannon, D. Coffey, B. Moore, M. Prescott, Back Row: manager, K.O'neil; asst, coach. Shell Zatkin;M. Dioli, D. Dioli, M. Dioli, A. Brigham, J. Yarnold, P. Walsh, coach. Bob Drucker; manager, K. O'neil. 69 Top Left: Devin Coffey attempts to put one pass the defense. Top Right: Matt Cannon and Martin Dioli lead the break. Right: Coach Drucker sets the game plan. Above: Devin Coffey swings (he ball around. 70 Top Left: Martin Dioli ami Barry Moore follow in on a shot. Top Right: Martin Dioli shoots another high percentage shot. Above Left: Greg Wall skys and pumps four. 71 72 Top Left: Greg Wall and Martin Dioli crash the boards Top right: Brigham muscles in a shot. Left: Peter Walsh puts one up. Above: Brigham defies the laws of gravity for a great shot. Andrew Andrew 73 J.V. Basketball The Junior Varsity Basketball team of '86 will soon turn into the Varsity team of '87, and if this year's play is any indication of what is to come, the '87 team will be one of the most successful in recent history. The team was led by two juniors, Chuck Emanuel and Steve McFeely who were the leaders of the talented team. Top sophomores included Damon Pierson, Sebastian Hagler, and Lenny Gumm. They opened the season with a win over arch-rival Sacred Heart. However, they followed by dropping a closely-contested game to the Rior- dan Crusaders. But this set back did not faze the team as they ripped through the rest of league. They crushed the Mitty Monarch twice, beating them 69-39 and 68-49, and did the same to St. Francis. The highlight of the season came when they exacted revenge on the Riordan, Crusaders by beating them 56-55 in overtime. This was par- ticularly important because it gave the team confi- dence and inspiration. It proved that the Cat's could play with and beat the best team in the league. The team employed a fast break style of play which allowed them to literally run by their opponents. They consistly ran throughout the game, running their opponents ragged in the later periods. With a little more experience and time, the J.V. team has unlimited potential. S.I. Opponent 48 Sacred Heart 32 59 ST. Francis 30 49 Riordan 60 69 Mitty 39 56 Riordan 55 O.T. 68 Mitty 49 74 Above: Coach Thomas instructs his team. Below: Taking it to the hoop. Front: B. Portman, A. Zachs, L. Lippi, C. Emanuel. Back: D. Pierson, M. Payne, S. McFecly, T. Vollcrt, L. Gumm, manager. Coach Mike Thomas, manager, C. Fenton, C. Conroy, S. Hagler, A. Echamcnd, L. Belluominio. 75 Freshman A Front: Charles Dullca, T. Bagdon, E. Pira, J. Pattugalan, J.C. Calogari, A. McKinney. Back: VV. Zanze, H. Martin, ). Hopkins, R. Renteria, H. White, F. Armoroso. The frosh basketball teams are the foundation of the St. Ignatius Basketball future. The frosh teams are out to improve their skills and learn the funda- mentals of basketball. As of this writing, the Fresh- man A's have compiled an impressive 6-2 record. This included wins over Riordan, Mitty, and Serra. This team has enough raw talent to ensure a suc- cessful future. The team played with both dedica- tion and spirit. If they continue to do so, the Cats will become unstopable force in the future. S.I. 48 Sacred Heart Opponent 58 57 St. Francis 61 50 Riordan 43 48 Mitty 25 64 Riordan 43 59 Mitty 39 76 Andre McKinney makes a super move. Freshman B From Row: R. Perez, T. Roemer, K. Richardson, J. Glugowski. Back Row: R. Manion, M. Miller, R. Krzyzanowski, J. Crudo, S. Meuris, D. Lagomarsino, P. Maraviglia. The Frosh B were a dominating force in W.C.A.L. league play this year. At this point in time, the team is 7-1 and tied for first place with the St. Francis Lancers. This year's B team features a devistating offense which has compiled the most points in the entire W.C.A.L. However, this in not a one-dimen- sional team. They have limited their opponents to the second lowest point total in the league. The B's have four more games left and have a chance to end up in first place in the W.C.A.L. standings. With two extremely gifted and talented teams, S.l. Basketball will dominate in years to come. S.l. 45 Sacred Heart Opponent 28 43 St. Francis 43 59 Riordan 39 42 Mitty 24 66 Riordan 54 50 Mitty 31 Keith Richardson scores over some envious Mitty players. 77 Tennis Members: (Not all pictured) Varsity- Baudler, Beisel, Bibat, Bringucl, Buckley, Campagna, Deal, Gliebe, Green, Michael, Reyes, Satuito, Schier, Sept, Shelton, Vitalis, Williams, Zavitka. J.V.- Asturias, Cillins, Correa, Gerardo, Heaton, Hernandez, Larroilh, Lee, Pham, Schank, Soo, Tang. A. Wong, C. Wong, R. Wong, Woo. The 1986 Tennis teams are once again un- der the direction of G. Michael Patterson. They have had a successful history and it looks like this year won't be any different. Both teams have a good mixture of talent and experience. The Varsity team has six return- ing starters and the J.V. team has numerous sophomores who dominate the team. As of now, thay have just started their season and everyone is hopeful it will be a successful sea- son. 78 79 Golf First Row: John Bilbao, Pete Anderson, Craig Wong, Byron Lim, Pat Quinn, Nestor Lim Second Row; Jow Wraga, Matt Prescott, Brian O’Connor, Tim O'Riordan, John Tenorio, George Marinos. Fr. Dodd returns this year as coach of the Golf teams. He leads a squad which is loaded with talent. The season is yet to start at this time, but members of both teams seemed optimistic about their chances this year. Returning seniors George Marinos, Steve Hirshaw, Craig Wong, Alex Andreas, John Tenorio, and Joe Jezukewitz combine with strong young talent to provide a strong hopeful team for 1986. ■■■■ Craig Wong: lo divot or not to divot? 80 81 (First Row): Emmet Nolan, Michael Vella, Tod Steele, Matthew Wynne, Erik Choy, (Second Row): William Chastain, Glen Chan, Michael Carney, Anthony Ordonio, Doug Hagan, Charles Kovats. (Third Row): Mr. V. McGovern (Moderator), Jeffrey Biddle, Chris Martin, Sean-Jaime Combs, Brian Fearnow, Matthew Corrado (Head Coach). Novice Crew Members: Cesar Blcngino, Norman Boudewyn, Marco Campagna, Kurt Furnoy, Patrick Gamp, Rudy Gclcnler, Mike Green, Nick Hoffman, Steve Ftolsworth, Matthew Kamien- iecki, Chad Law, Al Madrigal, Jim McClure, Matt Powel, Glen Pulyrae, Tim Regan, Jorge Rillona, Sean Ruybal, John Ryan, Robert Ryan, Pat Sullivan, Mike Tai, Jose Varg3S, Neville Wellman, Bradley Yee, Rico Gomez, Matthew Corrado (Head Coach). (Top) Gene Karandy is a picture of concentration, (Above) Coach Matt Corrado gazes out over the water. (Below) Come on guys, get in rhythm! 82 (Top left) Norman Boudewyn pulls hard at the oar. (Left center) The coxwain shouts out commands. (Left) Jorge Rillona practices for the marines. (Top right) The crew team rides off into the sunset. (Right center) Hey! Quit splashing! (Above) What? Ya' mean start now? 83 Lacrosse This year's lacrosse team has great potential as one of the top teams in the state. Coached by veteran la- crosse players John Murphy and Stockton Buck, they are one of the finest staffs in the Northern California League. This will truly be one of the most successful years of Lacrosse that S.l. will ever have. At time of printing, the Lacrosse team has not played yet, but the many returning varsity players, excellent coaches, and strong determination will surely pro- vide the Wildcats with an enjoyable season. (upper leftJTodd Burns demonstrates the underhanded toss, (upper righlJVictor Ortega prepares to catch a speeding lacrosse ball. (abovc)The team stretches out during one of their strenuous prac- tices. (left) Practice is one of the most important parts of lacrosse, (above) Glenn Kircher is an aspiring junior player. (above) Team Chaplain Fr. Olivier looks on during practice, (right) The goalie sets up to defend. 84 85 Wrestling 1986 marked the first year that S.l. Wrestling competed fully in the N.P.L. The popularity of the sport has grown steadily in the three years Saint Ignatius has participated in it. There were sizable crowds at most of the S.l. meets which was appreciated by team members. The team was led by such wrestlers as Gerino Bcrangan, Casimiro Pierantoni, Garret McDonald, and Eric Carcamow. Eric Carcamow's achievments are par- ticularly impressive due to the fact that he is only a freshmen. The coach was Sam Barnachia who returned for his second year. 86 also marked the first time that Saint Ignatius hosted a dual meet on S.l. turf. Many spectators came to sec the Cats' and were impressed by the quickly rising sport. People general- ly commented on the fast action and that there was rarely a dull moment. 1986 may have another important as- pect to it. This may be the year that S.l. Wrestling finally gained noteriety among the other Saint Ignatius Sports. 86 top; Fric Carcamow wears down an opponent, middle: Bill Storti grapples with an opponent, bottom: j contest of power, left: Casimiro Pierantoni pancakes an inferior challenger. Top: Taking him to the mat. Bottom: Cerino Berangan is Varsity Wrestling-Front: Eric Carcamow, John Randall, Gerino Berangan. Back: Casimiro Picran- victorious again. toni, Garrett McDonald. 87 J.V. Wrestling Front: G. McGreovy, R. Ulagay, E. Algubat, F. Yamini, D. Lehevv. Back: T. Damato, J. Chio, M. Eggert, J. Wong, M. Kaughman, G. QUintana, P. Ahern. Frosh Wrestling R. Alva, F. Jones, R. Ibarra-Rivcra, P. Eggcrt, J. Baker, D. Hansen, J. Tomonevis. (back) front: K. Tsung, P. Robles, manager Rob Wheeler, J. Padua, A. Soto, H. TOmenens, A. Covey, W. Liu. 88 Peter Kisich-Secretary Trcasurcr, Jun Dasalla-President Peter O'Keefe-Sgt. at Arms, Kevin Williamson-Vicc Presi- dent (missing� Rolando Abad Sam Abu-Nassar Patrick Aherne Alvin Albano Aduardo Aparicio Victor Artiga James Au Matthew Ayon George Ayoob Sergio Azzolino Patricio Barraza Geoffrey Battad Mark Baudler Christopher Beaudry David Becnel Fletcher Beeson Marcus Beisel Gregory Belonogoff Gerard Bermudez Joseph Bernabe Jeffrey Biddle John Bilbao Craig Borders Steven Borzoni Bret Brasso Emmanuel Briand Alexander Brick David Brill Andrew Broughton John Marquez, Alex Douglas, and Paul Shikowitz show the freshmen how to dress. Would you like to do my homework? Edward Buckley Todd Burns Victor Cabatic Matthew Cannon Stephen Capurro John Carlevaris Michael Carney Sean Carolan Sean Carson Thomas Caruso Carlos Castillo Edwin Castillo 91 Glenglen Chan Dream On.' Raymond K. Chan Vincent Chang William Chastain George Chavez Jackson Chin Erik Choy Adam Colety Sean-Jaimc Combs John David Conti Richard Conway James Cooper Jeffrey Corvi Benjamin Cossen Brian Costanzo Dean Crispen Ric Cruz Ricardo Da Silva Sam Dabal Joseph Damico David Danielson Rodolfo Dasalla Stephen Davalos Laurent-Alexis De Bord Thomas De La Torre Brent Deal Kenny Debrunner Michael Demartini Michael Digiulio 92 David Dioli Morgan Dioli Alexanxer Douglas Norman Dy Jeffrey Eisenberg Kyle Elliott Charles Emanuel Jose Dino Enrique? Alex Eremian Luis Espinoza Alvin Esteves Daniel Felizzatto Adrian Fernandez I lector Fernandez Ronald Fiore Thomas Firpo Jason Fisher Michael Fitting Jim Fuentebella John Gagan Mark Gagan Patrick Gamp Jonathan Bervais Gavin Gharrity 93 Michael Giraudo Michael S. Green Angel Guajardo Hannibal Guarin Nicolas Gutierrez Douglas Hagan Chad Hammad Kenneth Harper David C. H eh man Spero-Don Hishmch Brian Holian Gary Holloway Nicholas Howard Michael Hurley jawad Jajeh Martin Johnson Marc Kaufman Brendan Kenneally Albert Kildani Yong Kim Glenn Kircher Peter Kisich John Knolle Francis K. Kong Matthew Kraal 94 Matthew Kuchta Jean-Paul Lacampagne James lagomarsino Joel Laquindanum Alexandre Larrouilh Stephane Larrouilh John Latham Timothy Lau Sean Lawhon William Lee David Lehew Daniel Leonetti Maxwell Leung Steven Levano 95 William Lewis Byron Lim Charles Louie Timothy Lucey Eugene Lynch Jason Lynch Matthew Lynch Kevin Mackay Paul Mackey Edgardo Madrid William Magee Jeffrey Maggioncalda Danial Maguire Mark Malone Raymond Mar Michael Marcal Eric Marcelino Anthony Marcos John Marquez Sheldon Marsten Gustavo Martinez Eric Marty Garrett McDonald Michael McDonnell Stephen McFeely 96 Shane McManus Antonio Mercado lose Mercado Nathaniel Merchant Matthew Meritt Issa Michael Kevin Mihata Gregory Milano Winston Miller Steven Milliken Motohide Miwa Frederick MolFino Armando Molina Everett Morgan Charles Morton Jason Moser Kevin Murphy 97 Craig Musni Anthony Mustillc Anthony Narag Omar Nielsen Emmett Nolan Peter Nurre 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 Michael Pendergast Gian Perez Andrew Perini Andrew Perry My peace is your peace. 98 Scoti Perryman Robert Petrini Minh-Chau Pham Daniel Pommon Mark Prator Matthew Prescott Michael Primicias Patrick B. Quinn James Ragual Christopher Ralph Richard Reardon James Reeser Timothy Regan Paul Mackey shows how to do the Stool Dance. 99 Frederick Reichardt John Rocco Maher Salfiti David Salgado l:odel Sanchez Louie Sanguinetti Jonas Satuito Matthew Scully Eric Shafa Wesley Sharp Conor Sheridan Paul Shikowitz Robert Singer Phillip Smith Robert Snavely Joseph Solanoy Derek Standifer Richard Todd Steele Robert Stone k 14 kli Li'iliiiil ' t ife 100 Ronald Storn William Slorti Colin Stretch Michael Sullivan Michael P. Tai Douglas Takizawa Samuel Tannahill Boy, did they have Mr. Hickox last year? John Tarzon John Tealdi Erik Thors Pauliono Tina Antonio Tiongson David Tognotti Craig Tokusato 101 John Toton Mark Tozer Benson Tse William Tse Robert Valentine Randcy Vallcro Carlo Vicino Vincent Vigil Victor Wales Peter Walsh Janar Wasito David Wasserman Christian Wellman William West The Service Club will let anyone in. Michael Williams Kevin Williamson William Woerner Glenn Wong John Wong Marcus Wong Matthew Wynne laris Yamini Bradley Yee Johnny Yick Ray Yoshimoto Patrick Zapponi Marcus Zcphndcr 102 Fr. Anthony Sauer (President), Mrs. Jan Martin (Secretary to Fr. Sauer). Fr. Mario Prietto (Principal), Mrs. Merrily Bossart (Secretary to Fr. Prietto), Mr. Charles Dullea (Asst. Principal for Student Affairs). Br. Douglas Draper (Dean of Men), Mrs. Eda Bottini (Secretary to Br. Draper), Fr. Andrew Gilliagn (Asst, to Br. Draper). 104 Mr. Michael Silvestri (Treasurer), Mrs. Molly Galliani (Secretary to Mr. Silvestri). Fr. Rudy Shulze (Campus Minister), Mr. Chip Libbey (Asst, to Fr. Shulze), Mrs. Patricia Cottas (Secretary to Fr. Shulze). Br. Dan Peterson (Librarian), Mrs. Josephine Lee (Librarian), Mrs. Rene Morlock (Librarian). Mr. Leo LaRocca (Athletic Director), Mrs. Ginny Radanovich (Secretary to Mr. LaRocca). Sr. Arthur Lee (Print Shop Manager). 105 Mr. Arthur Cccchin (Admissions Director) Mr. Thomas Fallon (Buildings and Grounds Director), Mr. Robert Vergara (Scheduling Coordinator). Sr. Stephanie Campbell (Community Service Director), Dr. Stephen Lovette (Academic Dean), Mrs. Pat Bilafer (Secretary to Dr. lovette). Mrs. Marie Puig (Switchboard Operator), Mrs. Lorrainne Zlatunich (Switchboard Operator). 106 Theology Front Row: Mr. Tony Ferrante, Mr. Kevin Grady, Mr. Paul Hjnlcy, Mr. Dave lorcntz Back Row: M. Michael Shaughnessy (Department Flead), Mr. Jim McGarry, Mr. Chip Libbey, Fr. Rudy Shulzc, Fr. Flarry Olivier, Fr. Ray Allender 108 English Loft Background: Fr. Harry Olivier, S.J., Mr. Peter Devine, Mr. Jim Bjorkquivl, Mr. Jim Dekker, Mr. Bill Isham. Right Foreground: Mr. Robert Grady, Fr. John Murphy, S.J. (Department Head), Mr. Matt Barmore, Mr. Paul Totah, Mr. John Stiegeler. 109 2 2 Social Science . Dave Me? era, Mr. Stephen Phelps (Department Head) Mr. Robert Vergara, Mr. Francis Corwin, Mr. William Morlock, Mr. Julius Yap, Mr. Leo LaRocca, ’. John Stiegler, Mr. Sheldon Zatkin, Mr. Robert Drucker no Above: Mr. Morlock tries to explain geopolitics to senior Alexis Miranda. Left: Greg Fncs is in shock after seeing his grades for the first time. Foreign Language Mr. Jim Richardson, Ms. Mary Husung, Mrs. Anny Medina, Mr. Robert Graby, Ms. Deborah Vanskike, Ms. Lucie Rosa-Stagi, Rev. Andrew Sotelo, S.J. (Department Head), Rev. Roland Dodd, S.J., Ms. Barbra Tala van. Ill Science Mr. Thomas Murphy, Mr. Guido VanRijn, Mr. William Kennedy, Mr. Parker Fascimile, Mr. Vincent McGovern, Mr. Paul Dallara, Mr. Robert Draper. 112 Mathematics mam ■ Mr. Louis Baldini, Mr. G.M. Patterson, Mr. Matthew Barmorc Mr. Rodrick Arriaga, Mr. John Grealish, Mr. Bill Love Mr. Charles Murphy, Mr. Kevin Quattrin, Mr. Paul Dallara 113 J.B. Murphy is caught sitting on the sidelines during a football game. Mr. VanRijn demonstrates that geometry and and coolness are synonomous. Physical Education Mr. Rob Hickox, Mr. Ray Calcagno (Department Head), Mr. Julius Yap Fine Arts Mr. Nick Sablinsky (Department Head), Mr. Peter Devine, Ms. Katy Wolf, Mr. Dave Mezzera 114 Counseling Dr. Stephen Lovcttc, Mr. Andy Dworak, Mrs. Phyllis Molinelli, Fr. Paul Capitolo, Mr. Mike Thomas (Department Head), Mrs. Pat Cottas, Mr. Antonio Remcdios, Fr. Ed Harris, Mr. Robert Drucker 115 Left: Mr. Drucker demonstrates importance of organization on Freshmen Orientation Day. Above: Mrs. Mole offers the Blood of Christ at the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Harry Eppley y Rudio Recio Gerry Giron Alex Volz Frank Menenzo Sam Randle Emmett Roseborough Remember when ... Mr. Jim McGarry Mr, Bob Druckcr Mr. Michael Silvestri Mr. Jim Dekker Mr. Vince McGovern Mr. Charles Dullea Mrs. Barbara Talavan 116 Miss. Debbie Vanskike S.A.D.D. C.L.C Membership Roster: Mike Beltrano, Laurent-Alexis De Bord, James Au, Rayland Wong, Joe Leung, Antony Maldonado, Nick Howard, Jason Moser, Gene Lynch, Mr. Hanley (Moderator). Fr. Shulze Sophmore C.L.C. Membership Roster: Mark Wall, Michael McKeon, Adam Corvcy, Brick Wall, Chris Brandi, Bill Webb, Tom Volert, John Cassidy,ChrisCardoza, Sam Ho, Brian O'Connor, Joe Wraga, Charlie , Derek Schulze, Jim Kecnam, Chris Dunn, Leo Lippi, Bill Lynch, Greg Magginocalda, Fr. Rudy Schulze (Moderator). 118 Patrons of the Arts C.L.C Above: Hamilton Chang, Rommel Padilla, Sean Madeira, Roberto Antoni Jr., Ms. Rosa-Staggi (Moderator), Mr. Bob Draper (Moderator). Below: Membership Roster: Adam Burchard, Raymond Pelayo, Jesse Tcshara, Piero Isola, Matt Prator, Tony Guilfoylc, Romel Padilla, Jacob Wong, Gavin Clayton, Brian Garvey, Andy O'Shea, Ms. Husung (Moderator), Mr. VanRijn (Moderator). Husung C.L.C. 119 Sotelo C.L.C Fred Mercado, Romel Volero, Benard Scguerre, Dionicio Lazo, Terry Terajima, David Arrietta, Fr. Sotelo (Moderator). Fr. Sauer - Tom Murphy C.L.C. Membership Roster: Steve Boyce, Devin Coffey, Paul Perlite, Tim Reardon, Greg Wall, Tim O'Brien, Dan Burke, Paul Nacario, Tracy Boes, forge. Selva, Tom McKeon, Tom Murphy (Moderator), Fr. Sauer (Moderator). 120 Arr. Gang C.L.C Membership Roster: Jason Pett, Kevin Bryan, Jeff Johnstone, Jeff Bryan, Justin Quock, Janar Wasito, Mark Baudlcr, James Farrell, Brad Angeja, Daniele Maraviglia, Paul Casancgo, Jim Barret, Giuseppe D'Ascoli, Steve Chin, Jeff Angeja, Chris Chin, Lorenzo Martini, Mr. Arriaga (Moderator), Mr. Shaughnessy (Moderator). Vanskike McAteer Memorial C.L.C. Membership Roster: Dan Caracciolo, Matt Miller, Dan Harlan, Brian Tsung, Brian Morgan, Greg McCarthy, Arnie Sambel, Tim O'Brien, Tom O'Connor, Greg McGreevy, Mike Doyle, Steve Hinshaw, Tom Giannini, Mike Abrahamscn, Phil O'Reilly, Craig Thigpen, Kevin Bagdon, John Bass, Tony Damato, Ms. Vanskike (Moderator). 121 Blood Drive 122 Senior Jim Farrell afier being stuck with a needle and drained of a pint (left). Steve Hinshaw grins in satisfaction after giving blood for the holidays (above). Science Fiction and Fantasy Officers: (front row) Brendan McAuliffe, (2nd row) |ohn Wyatt Secretary Treasurcr, Raymond Ng-Vice-President, Mr. Bob Draper-Moderator, (3rd row) Claudio Callina-President, Mr. Vince McGovern-Moderator, Mr. Kevin Quattrin-Moderator (front row) Steve Chin, Arkady Zloblinsky, Tony Favetti, Tom Prcte, Lorenzo Martini, (Row 2) Jason Jue, Eric Louie, Jonathan Salazar, Gavin Clayton, Mark Venne- meyer, (row 3) Max Leung, Matt Scdik, Marcus Wong, Nolan Louie, Kirk Won, Joe Salazar, Darren Jue, Captain Kirk, Ken Spallaso, Eric Venimier,(row 4)Stuart Teng, Pat Murphy, Mike Becco, Rick Cruz, (row 5) Charles Gra- bitzky, Whitney Kwok, Mark Beckley, Peter Tabor, Marco, Tolgneress, Mark Butler, George Gammaras, Yong Kim Chess Club (left side): Mr. M. Patterson-Modcrator, John Wy- att-Presidcnt, Rowel Padilla, Pat Murphy, Kirk Won, (kneeling): Ray Ng-Vice-President, Matt Di- mond, Jerel Cain, Elmer Aglubat,(right side): Jason Jue, Dennis Wong, Eric Louie. 123 Service Club Membership Roster: Sohomores; E. Asturias, J. Gallon, M. Guenza, B. Hazen, S. Klein, G. Maggionealda, M. Scbastiani, M. Merrit, Juniors; R. Abad, M. Baudler, G. Belono- goff, E. Castillo, A.F. Delcampo, D. Hagan, T. Lucey, J. Maggionealda, G. Milano, S. Milliken, R. Storn, J. Wasito, M. Zehndcr. SENIORS; E. Aglubat, J. Angeja, R. Arguelles, L). Ballestrino, J. Bennett, D. Burke, V. Chew, R. Guillen, B. Heafey (President), J. Johnstone, D. Maraviglia, T. McKcever, M. Montalbano, J. Murphy, M. O'Conner (Vice-President), T. Oka, J. Perkins, K. Riordan, J. Selva. Left: Dan Maraviglia waits to hold back the crowds. Right: President Heafey leads his troops on a computer odessy. 124 Block Club Top Row B. Holian E. Aparicio J. Farrell C. Martin D. Vaughn B. Davey G. Enes T. MrKeon |. Yarnold M. Padilla G. McCarthy P. O'Reilly A. Sambal Second Row T. Boes D. Vitalis K. O'Neil P. Perlite D. Schultz K. Riordan T. Loftus B. O’Brien C. Wong D. Coffey D. Caracciolo B. Papadopoulos B. Deal C. Rios F. Lang K. O'Neil J. Gaspardone Front Matthew Miller Gregory Wall Neil Fitzgerald (left) Block Club Moderator Mr. Vergara, (right) Vice-Pres. Matt Mill- er, Pres. Greg Wall, Sec. Treas. Neil Fitzgerald 125 C.S.F. Juniors 126 Seniors Sophomores Juniors Seniors Brad Angeja Joseph Leung Rolando Abad Raymond Mar Elmer Aglubat Jercmey Kwan Eduardo Asturias Gregory Maggioncalda Eduardo Aparicio Eric Marty Jeffery Angeja Francis Lang Ricardo Aviles Antony Maldonado Matthew Ayon Garret McDonald Randolf Arguelles Dionicio Lazo Daniello Baton Gino Masini Mark Baudler Stephen McFeely David Arietta Kevin Lee Jose Bibat Mark Merit! Greggory Bclonofogg Jose Mercado James Barrett Joseph Leonctti Kevin Bryan Darius Miranda Alexander Brick Issa Michael Jeffrey Bennett Thomas Ling Paul Cassanego John Mullen Sean Carson Kevin Mihata Michael Blue Thomas Loftus John Cassidy Christopher O'Balle Thomas Caruso Gregory Jeffery Byran Alvaro Marangoni Mark Cervarich Brian O'Connor Edwin Castillo Milano Jerel Cain Daniele Maraviglia Hamilton Chang Eduardo Olbles Vincent Chang Steven Millikcn Phillip Capitolo George Marinos Joseph Chung Timothy O'Riordan Jackson Chin Frederick Molfino James Carrig Lorenzo Martini R. Matthew Clark Romel Padilla Adam Colety Anthony Muslille Mario Castaneda Greogry McCarthy Curtis Dowling Michael Paez Jun Dasalla Anthony Ordonio Bernard Ceguerra Thomas McKeever Franklin Dunn Eugene Pagal Jr. Ricardo DaSilva Robert O'Sullivan David Cheng John Menicucci Albert Echamcndi Stephen Parodi Thomas De La Torre Minh-Chau Pham Vincent Chew Matthew Miller William Farrell Martin Payne Michael Digiulio Daniel Pommon Chris Chin Osama Mogannam Clark Fenton Joseph Pelayo Luis Espinoza Maher Salfiti Archie Chu James Murphy Stephen Finnegan David Pcndergast Thomas Firpo Louie Sanguincili Giuseppe D'Ascoli Steven Nakashima Joseph Fong Gerard Redublado Douglas Hagan Jonas Satuito Vincenzo DeMarco Raymond Ng Robert Forni Kenneth Reyes David Hehman Ronald Storn Martin Dioli E. Tolu Oka Christopher Foss James Riley Brendan Kenneally Collin Stretch Michael Eggert Kenneth O'Neil Jose Camus Steven Sanchez Albert Kildani Michael P. Tai James Farrell Kevin O'Neil John Garcia Robert Schenk Francis K. Kong Paulino Tina Christopher Findlay Rowel Padilla Richard Garza Marco Sebastiani Matthew Kuchta Antonio Tiongsong Matthew Fontana Jason Perkins Enrico Gomez Ted Shim Stcphane Larrouilh John Toton L. Joseph Gaspardone Justin Quock Paul Gray Daniel Smith David Lchew Benson Tse Daniel Gottas Raymond Refuerzo Michael Green Charles Song Charles Louie Randall Vallero Gary Green Kevin Riordan William Growney Alexander Soto Timothy Lucey Janar Wasito Eric Hanssom Arnold Sambel Michael Guenza Stephen Stein man Jeffrey Maggioncalda John Wong Brian Heafey Rustem Ulagay Derk Hagodorn Michael Sweeney Mark Malone Matthew Wynne Brandon Jann Craig Wong Samuel Ho Peter Tabor Faris Yamini Jeffrey Johnstone Dennis Wong George Hubert Craig Takeda Jason Jue Gordon Wong David Jezukcwicz Stuart Teng John Wyatt Christopher Jue Hansel P. Tomancng Clifford Yee Patrick Kelly Thomas Vollert Seth Klein William Webb Nathan Lane Christopher Christopher Weinstein Lauderdale Derek Williams Michael Willis 127 Ken Yoshimoto Spirit Week Grouchoand Harpo Marx visit S.l. (upper left). Have you seen this man at your local Post Office (upper right)? These guys view the world through Red and Blue colored glasses (above). Dan Balestrino and Graham Burke escort a Nerdish Mr. Grady to class (center right). Long lost brothers reunited at last?? (right)? 128 Big Brothers Spirit Club 129 w tart A Man For All Seasons (left) Thomas More (Seamus O'Connell) gives advice to Richard Rich (Peter Morrissey): be a teacher. (right) Thomas More explains the facts to Roper (Garth Gillespie). 130 Cardinal Wolscy (Alex Mason) asks More, Who willput their neck in this after me? Mor goes on to become Chancellor of England. (above) Jeff Johnstone and Karen O'Neill pray over the death of Cardinal VVolsey. (lower left) Cromwell (Robert Forni) prepares to defend the king's position on divorce, (lower right) King Henry VIII (Mike Freeman) speaks, as Margaret More (Susan Mohun) and Alice More (Kate Devine) listen. 131 “Finally, it's not a matter of reason; it's a matter of love. (top) Thomas More shares his ideas ith his family, (left) The Duke of Norfolk (Jim Farrell)and Archbishop Cranmer (Jeff Johnstone) sentence Thomas More to death. “You will be taken from here to the Tower of London where your head will be stricken from your body. May God have mercy on your soul. (right)Cromwell asks the Common Man (Nate Merchant) for secret information about Thomas More. (Top left next page) Chapus (Jun Dasalla) tries to teach his assisstant (Johnstone) about politics. (Top right next page) The execution of Thomas More: Are you breathing? I am. 132 1985 SUge Crew Front: Allen Lew Frank Moulia Chris Bornmann Middle: Jim Barrett Nate Merchant Tim Healy John Rogers Peter Morrissey Daniele Maraviglia (Stage Manager) James Glennon (electrician) Back: Sandy Calegi Cathleen Perricone Not Pictured: Ed Randolph 133 Liturgy 134 (upper left) Father Schulze continues his homily at the Mass of the Holy Spirit, (upper right) Boy, that guy sure can turn a mass around, (middle) The students view the Mass of the Holy Spirit. The complete cast of priests. 135 (lop) Members of ihe Liturgy group practice fortheir performance, (middle left) Father Al- lender leads an FML. (middle right) Dave Lo- rentz leads the group at a Sunday evening li- turgy. (bottom) Devilish Matt Miller asks the question, what will you do to destroy human- ity? Steve Nori answers with puzzlement. 136 The inspiring leaders of the 1985-86 Liturgy Croup. Mr. Chip libbey S.J., Mr. Dave lorentz, and Father Rudy Schultz S.J. The 1985-1986 Liturgy Group Row 1: S. O'Connell, N. Fitzgerald, S. Martinez, J. Murphy, Row 2: R. Ponce, P. Dourumalos, R. Bringuel, D. Hegarty, D. Lang, T. Reardon, C. Gillespie, Fr. Schultz, Mr. Libbey, Row 3: D. Maraviglia, M. Miller P. Perlite, C. Rios, T. McGuigan, J. Jezukewicz, D. Farrah, P. Morrissey Row 4: M. Freeman, J. Zavitka, M. Beltrano, B. Heafoy, M. Furman, C. Thigpen, B. O'Brien, M. Montalbano, Row 5: S. Nori, J. Rogers, T. Keevcr, G- Glaub, A. Brigham, J. Carrig, R. Arguclles, S. Boyce, G. Enes, R. Mossi. 137 RALLY Upper Left: Is it Carlos Rios, or is it Jim Canales? Top Right: Dan Caracciolo chugs his near-beer to defeat the faculty. Middle Right: Land of the Wildcat. Lower Left: Little Billy Sarraille says Colly Gee. Bottom Right: Tim Reardon reprimands Bob Mossi. 138 Top Left: Martin Anderson inspires the sopho- mores. Top Right: Brendan O'Brien dresses normally? Bottom Left: Budda-Bing! Budda- Bang! Budda-Boom! Bottom Right: Class is in session. 139 Art Publicity (L. to R.): John Rocco, Tom Prete, Clint Dennis, Paul Aquino, Mike Pendcrgast, Marilyn Monroe, Matt Dimond, Justin Quock, Jeff Bryan, Dave Pendcrgast, King Jeff Johnstone (left) Whatever happened to proportionality?? 140 (left) Tom won't cat it ... He hates everything!! (right) Jeff Johnstone demonstrates that being leader of Art and Publicity isn't all fun and games. The Art and Publicity committee welcomes readers into their living room, or is it the dining room? 141 Winter Pops Jazz Band Orchestra 142 Play it again Ray. Emilio Lacayo Valle intcnsly concentrates as Sean Carson assisis. Andrea Jensen plays as Yancey Wade sports his illegal white socks. 143 Thomas Ng plays as Raymond Mar stares at a pesky photographer. V I A Mr. Sablinsky leads the orchestra in possibly their best performance. 144 Jeff Angeja introduces the next piece. Food Drive THERi PEOP NEED TO THE( FOOD OR Posters decorate the halls during the Food Drive. One of the many creative posters advertising this year's Food Drive. John Pulsoni and Dave Paolinclli decide to break early for lunch. 145 B.S.U Members: Damon Pierson (Treasurer), Terry Zachery (Secretary), Tasar Curry, Scott Stanford, Jairo McCoy, Fred Jones, Charles Taylor, Jason Snyder, Sebastian Hagler, Damon Sperber, Everett Morgan (President), Kwanza Morton, Winston Miller (Vice-President), Marty Johnson, Keith Richardson, Andre McKinney, Ray Manion, Doug Jones, Dan Vaugn, Danny McCleod, Rick Iberra-Rivera, Jerel Cain. French Club Sam Abu-Nassar Mark Tozer Joseph Leung Whitney Rwor Benson T$e Mark Beckley Rich Ponce and Lester Nicholas Guitierrcz (President) Matthew Ayon Sean Carson (Vice-President) Mark Montalbano David Storn Vincent Chang Louis Espinoza Mark Prator (Secretary Treasur- er) Norman Dy Mrs. Medina (Moderator) 146 A.S.C Members: Jaime Lapena. Bill Trezevant, Ariel Quimson, Tolu Oka, Terry Terijima, Eric Tse, Danny Manalang, Edward Pinlac, Jerel Cain, Jo-Jo Antonio, Tommy Reyes, Don Vitales, Steve Nakashima, Benson Tse, Jerry Bermudez, Alvin Esteves, Jose Dino Enriquez, Alvin Albono, Hannibal Guarin, Richard Ching, Victor Cabatic, Maxwell Leung, Joel Laquindanim, Joe Solanoy, Rolando Abad, Richard White, Charles Louie. A.L.A.S. Mr. Lorentz (Moderator) Gus Martinez Charles Louie Edwin Castillo G.K. Perez Steve Gresham Glen Crespo (President) Armando Molina David Salgado Manuel Orellana Christian Salas John Bass Dan Harlan Mario Flaviani Mario Castaneda Jason Pacheco Armondo Rodriguez Gabriel Sanchez 147 Inside S.l The Staff: Bob Petrini, Matt Miller, Matt Scully, Chris Ralph, Colin Stretch, Dan Burke, Don Devine, Tom Prete, Mr. P. Totah (Moderator), Norman Dy, Jcrel Cain, Joel Laquindanim, Tim O'Brien, Brian Fvje, Joseph Flaharty, Brian Adler, Mark Wong, Eric Kong, Matt Clarke, Mike Belatrano, Ruddy Gelenter, Brick Wall. Mr. Totah (Moderator), MattMiller (Sports Editor), Tim O'Brien (Editordn-Chief), and Dan Burke (News Editor), evaluate Wasser- ntan's work as production manager. Dave Washerman (Production Manager), works diligently on a layout. Dan Burke and Jorge Selva beg Greg Wall and Andrew Brigham for an in-depth interview. The editors clean the windows with their lips. Ack!! 149 Forum Executive Board 150 Top Left Bottom Left Above Robert Forni Gordon Wong Dave Wasserman Peter Gliksthern Tom Prete Rick DaSilva Janar Wasito Jeff Johnstone Dave Bartels Mr. Dave Mczzera (Moderator) Arkady Zlohinsky Peter Tabor Jim Farrell Jim Farrell Robert Forni Mr. Jim Richardson (Moderator) Chris Ralph Michael Sweeney Jeff Bryan Jim Carrig Patrick Kelly Phil Smith Patrick Sullivan Sam Tannahill Mike Becco Peter Gliksthern Paul Gray Lorenzo Martini Earl Curtis Jeff Bryan Mike Willis Sthphen Parodi Marko Tulcanaza Tim Lucey Edmund Barberini Janar Wasito Jonas Jones Giuseppe D'Ascoli Erik Liu William Casey 151 Student Council Student Body Officers: (Top to bottom) President: Daniel Vaughn Vice-President: Joe Gaspardonc, Treasurer: Daniel Burke, Secretary: Jeff Maggioncalda, Sgt-at-Arms: Jorge Selva. Right: Who let these guys in the playground? (Left to Right) Bruce Mibach, Bill Trezvant, Brian lleafey, Joe Gaspardonc, Ken McCarthy, Dan Vaughn, Garth Gillespie, Glenn Crespo, Ariel Quimson, Bernard C'eguerra, Jeff Maggione alalda, John Pulsoni, Pat Sullivan, Jorge Selva, Dan Burke, Vince Chew, Randolf Arguelles, Tim O'Brien, Dave Barsotti, Matt Miller, Greg Wall, Missing: Dave liaising, Brenden O'Brien. 152 Cheerleaders Dave Paolinelli and Marlin Anderson lead a group of vivacious students at the Mitty game Bottom Left: Head Cheerleader for the Basketball season, John Pulsoni shows the agony of leading a cheer. Middle right: Jeff Maggioncalda, Head cheerleader for the football season. Garth Gillespie, Greg Milana, Ken McCarthy, Dave Paolinelli, and Doug Hagan prepare for the freshman rally. Bottom right: Garth Gillespie, Ken McCarthy, and Dave Paolinelli show the crowd who's number 1. 153 Dances (above left) Awww, isn't that cute? (above right) Seamus O'Connell and date dance the night away, (left) Alvin Albano and his date strike a romantic pose, (above) You guys sure look like you're having a blast. 154 155 DANCE COMMITTEE At the time of this printing the dance committe has helped with several dances, including a spectac- ular Christmas Dance. It is through the organizational skills of these men that many of the dances at Saint Ignatius become realities. Hey guys. Thanks for the memories. (bottom) Kevin Bagdon, Dan f larlan, (middle) Jeff Maggioncalda, John King. Brendan O'brien (Chairman), Matt Miller (lop) Kandy Green, Tim O'Brien (not pictured)—Tim Rear- don PUN AND HIBACHI CLUB Row 1- Fr. Anthony P. Sauer, Matt Miller, Dan Burke, Gary Green, Tim O'Brien, Dan Harlan, Kevin Bagdon, Joe Gaspardone, Mr. Bill Kennedy Row 2- Brendan O'Brien, Brian Morgan, John Ring, Tony Damato, Tom McKeon, Tim Reardon. 156 SKI CLUB Peter Billeei, Tim O'Brien, Dave Barsotti, Jason Perkins, Jordan Murphy, Patricio Barraza, Edwin Castillo, Tom Caruso, Mark Gagan, Sean Combs, Chris Ralph, Matt Wynne, Mr. Bill Isham (moderator), Lloyd Princeton(President) and a cast of others. KOSI Tom Pretc (Grand Poo-Bah, President, Communist dictator, and figurehead), Mike Pendergast (Head Record Put-Awayer), Matt Scully (Owner of Record Player), Super Dave Wasserman (Station Manager and Head Worrier), Christopher Ralph (Programming Director and Neddie Beautician), Paul Shikowitz (Suspended DJ(, Sean Lawhon (Sec. of Intelligence), gene lynch (Banquet director), Mr. Tony Ferrante, S.J. 157 MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP During the first two weeks of February the Dra- ma Department presented Musical Theater Workshop, a collection of scenes and dances from some of the greatest shows to ever play on Broad- way. Some of the productions represented were: A Chorus Line, CATS, West Side Story, and Tap Dance Kid. It is appropriate in a year dedicated to outstanding achievements in all areas of activities, to respect the hard work and dedication of this company. The following is a list of the members of MTW: Marco Sebastiani, Greg Milano, Annalisa Bastiani, Adam Jones, Scott Herman, Pat Kelly, Ann Kelly, Mike Delucchi, Brian Heafey, Pat Mur- phy, Malt Dimond, Sean Sullivan, Oliver Langan, Sam Tannahill, Chris Simpson, Karen O'Neill, Paolo Maraviglia, Virginia Malaret, Sandy Caniglia, Michele Lucero, Carolyn Reinholdt, Tom McGui- gan, Richard Ponce, Brad Angeja, Jeff Angeja, Rob Bringuel, Nick Guiterrez, Geoff Glaub, Jeff Mag- gioncalda, Mark Montalbano, Jordan Murphy, Deborah Hernandez, Barbara Matias, Rosanna Matias, Carrie Morris, Jessica Perez, Leslie Ro- sario, and Maria Villavencia. The SI Musical Dance Company strikes a pose at the end of ALL THAT JA77.. (above) Brian Heafey is Gus, The Theatre Cat. (lefl) (right) Mike Delucchi tells one of his many tales as Old Deuteronomy. 158 (tipper left) Hey Kids. Can you say Bczerkely? Mr. Rogers (Jeremey Calton) leads Sam Tannahill on a wild adventure in the land of many different people, (upper right) Pat Murphy leads the final bow for Prodical son, while Jordan Murphy strikes a pose below them, (lower left) Sean Sullivan climbs the ladder of political success as a Gullible Son. (Lower right) The dancers line up for the CATS finale. 159 PEP BAND Member of the 1985-1986 Pep 8and in their natural habitat: Row 1 Matt Clark, Brick Wall, Tom McKeever, Will© Malarie, Randolf Arguelles, Emilio Lacayo- Vallc, Jason Pett. Row 2 Mark Biesel, Mortimer DcPaolli, Mike Marcal, Kevin Lee, Joel Tomencgo, Hansel Tomencgo,Gavan Gar zee, Brendan Kenneally, John Pabst, Brian Heafcy, Taylor Fragcl, Charles Louie, Tim Regan, Raymond Mar, Mario Castaneda, Sean T., Mike McKeon, and conductor Mr. Nick Sabi insky. 160 DRED SOCIETY Dave Rivera, Tim O'Brien, Mike Freeman, Tom McKecver, Fred Wyler, Dave Barsotti (under sign), Alex Andreas, Joe Jezukewicz, Jason Perkins, Andrew Brigham, Randolf Arguelles, Paul Gliebe, Mike Doyle, Mike O'Conner, and ROB Bringucl. 161 Intramurals Upper left: Doug Jackson shows off some stunning basketball moves. Upper right: Hey Jim, it's not a trumpet it's a whistle. Lower left: Tony Damato pretends he's Doug Jackson. Lower right: Mr. Thomas and friend relax after a tough day at the office. 162 163 Michael Abrahamsen We made a promise we swore we'd always remember no retreat no surrcn- dcr. Bruce Springsteen Jeffery Angcja Talent is God-giv- en, be humble; Fame is man-giv- en, be thankful; Conceit is self- given, be careful. S.G. Daniel Arbios And then God said, Let there be Marin Coun- ty! David Arietta The man who makes no mistakes does not usu- ally make anything. 164 Elmer Aglubat May God give me the strength, patience, under- standing, and wisdom to do what is asked of me. Joselito Antonio Sometimes I sits and think, sometimes I just sits. Anonymous Randolf Argucllcs Seated at the organ I was ill at ease. My fingers wandered idly over the noisy keys. Romulus Asen-Loo It's a far bet- ter thing that I do than I have ever done; a far better place that I go than I have ever known! Henry Aguirre What I made I lost; what I gave away I have. Ep- ictetus Alexander Andreas I would give all my fame for a pot of ale and safety - or just the ale. Shutterbug Jim Farrell poses for a photo. KevinBagdonHi, mynameisKe- Daniele Balestrino A person vin Bagdon, without expectation cannot con- ceive Kostas Sfakiotakis shows our cameraman his boo-boo. Gerino Barangan Life can only be understood backward; but must be lived forwards. Soren Kierke- gaard James Barrett When the impossi- ble is eliminated, whatever re- mains, however improbable, must be the truth. David Barsotti Although it's a dog's life for a cool cat, it's in the vision of beauty, hope and to- getherness I will forever pray. John Bass The more I study the more I know. The more I know the more I forget. The more I for- get the less I know. Michael Beltrano The most im- portant thing in a man is not what he knows but what he is. Jeffery Bennett The race is not always to the swift but to those who keep on running. ■ Michael Blue Peter Billed He who loves not women, wine, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. 165 Tracy Boes Robert Bringuel In this great fu- ture you can't forget your past, so dry your tears I say. Bob Marlcy Norman Boudewyn we cannot write off this final scene take heed of his dream - take heed. Pink Floyd Cesar Brosas Good-bye, I'll be going now. Stephen Boyce Instinct is better than education. Old Irish prov- erb Jeffrey Bryan Thou dost keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee. Isaiah 26:3 S.G. Andrew Brigham W-H-E-VV! It was only an ambulance. John Bunnell Ashes and dia- monds, foes and friends, we were all equal in the end. Pink Floyd. Brendan O'Brien rests his foot while musing through old yearbooks. 160 4 Vi Daniel Burke I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints only the good die young. B. Joel Mark Butler Do or not do. There is no try. Yoda Jon Canapary The force of char- acter is cumulative. Phillip Capitolo Look before you leap, but don't you hesitate at all. Jerel Cain Dedication is habitual, determination is routine, striving to achieve the impossible is a way of life. Daniel Caracciolo I am not a man until I think and act like my fa- ther. F Caracciolo S. Ciancarlo Campagna Skill comes so slowly, and life so fast doth fly, we learn so little and forget so much. Sir John Davies James Carrig We stand on the edge of a New Frontier; it is a set of challenges. J.F.K. 167 Mike Abrahamsen, Mike Nelson, and Greg McGreevy relax after giving blood. Cheers! Have you wondered where all the food from the food drive goes? Mario Castaneda The only limi- tations are the ones we put on ourselves; Move forward with strong and active faith. Jerry Char Working week’s come to an end; Party time is here again. Depeche Mode Bernard Ceguerra There is only one success - to he able to spend your life in your own way. David Cheng I have great faith in fools; self confidence my friends call it. Edgar Allen Poe Vincent Chew Que sera, sera; whatever will be, will be. Doris Day Alvin Chin Life begins at 170 m.p.h. Chris Chin A load of books does not equal one good teacher. 700 Chinese Proberbs Steven Chin It is better to be mad at the rest of the world than to be wise alone. Steven W. Chin Do not judge, or you too will be judged. Archie Chu Youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, old age a re- gret. Benjamin Disraeli Devin Coffey These are the times that try men's souls. Thom- as Paine Gene Cornyn 168 Philip Corpus I cheated in my metaphysics final, I looked into the soul of the boy sitting next to me. Woody Allen Giuseppe D'Ascoli la gloria di Colui che tulto muove per I'uni- verso penetra c risplendc. Para- diso, Dante Clint Dennis Man will occasion- ally stumble over the truth, but most of the me we will pick him- self up and continue on. Martin Dioli Blessed is he who expecteth nothing, for he shall enjoy everything. St. Francis of Assisi Mark Cota Turn out the lights, th party's over. D. Meredith Anthony Damato A pipe gives a wise man time to think, a fool something to stick in his mouth. Douglas Dietz Have you ever been experienced? I have. Jimi Hendrix mm Michael Doyle Things went down we didn't understand, but I guess in time we will. Grateful Dead Glenn Crespo Ann Marie, thanks for the love and support you have given me when I needed you most; I Luv U A.M. Patrick Cronin There is only one success, to spend your life the way you want it. Bartley Davey Courage is fear holding on a minute longer. George S. Patton Vincenzo DeMarco An optimist is someone who tells you to cheer up when things are going his way. So this is what an Ignatian Assistant Editor does. 169 Timothy Doyle Sec your future; be your future. Hi Annette. Thanks Mom. Jamie Duran In the life of a young man, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. W. Osier Ty Ty Ear Arnie Sambel and Dan Caracciolo enjoy the game. Michael Fanucchi You can't change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future. 170 Dean Farrah Take all you can get, get what you please, it's best to die on your feet than live on your knees. James Farrell Nobody said life was easy. It's a tough job but somebody's got to do it and may enjoy it. S.G. Armand Ebba I ain’t gonna lose it. I’m gonna take control. Raven Michael Eggert Success cannot be measured in monetary terms but rather in personality. Gregory Enes Once you say you're going to settle for second, that's what happens to you in life, I find. J.F.K. Scott Ferroggiaro Christopher Findlay We cannot just write off this final scene; take heed of the dream, take heed. Pink Floyd Matthew Fontana It's hard to imagine that nothing at all could be so exciting, could be so much fun. T. Heads Daniel Fornesi He who knows does not speak. He who speaks does not know. Michael Freeman Neil Fitzgerald If you want peace, work for justice. Pope Paul VI Mario Flaviani I ain't doin quite as well as I expected, but then I never really expected I would. Kevin Folan Win if you can; lose if you must, but always cheat. Petrified Hurricane Sean Ragan, Alexis Miranda, Rob Mossi, and Don Hegarty - the Four Horsemen Matthew Furman Tom Caffney When in doubt go to the Party. Fr. Tony Sauer Claudio Gallina Knowledge as the mind of its possessor, it be- comes a treasure or an enemy. 171 Greg Gamp Here we are in the here and now, all I can see is what's in front of me. Missing Persons Garth Gillespie Anything is pos- sible, hope for the best, expect the worse, it's getting pretty out of hand. Paul Gliebe Many interesting times, some I will never forget, some I will never remember. Me Albert Gomez Girlfriends come and go but true friends last for- ever. Joe Gaspardone Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Random draw- ing of the Quote Box. Terence Gilmore Heaven can wait, we're only watching the skies ... I want to be forever young. Alphaville A John Ghio Hey, I must be in the front row. Mom, Dad, straight A's next year, no fooling around. Geoffrey Glaub I am he as you are he as you are me and all to- gether. Thomas Gianninni When I look back on those times all I can think is, I made it. Is There Life After High School? James Glennon Your true desti- ny will only be fulfilled if you get off your ass and move forward. Matt Miller as Mr. Corwin at the rally. 172 Dan Cottas Life is made up of dreams which only you can make come true. Gary Green Drinking and Driving can kill a friendship. - see J.R. Robert Greenhood Meat is Mur- der. The Smiths Marco Groppi It's time for La Dolceviia. Robert Guillen He who wished a statue saw a lump of clay. Then, by his own hands he got the very best David Halving Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read. G. Marx Harold Hand Lately it occurred to me what a long, strange trip it's been. Grateful Dead Eric Hansson Prices often fluctu- ate and property may devaluate, but brains need not lose value with the times. James Harlan Batteries not in- cluded. Brian Heafey O' what a time, O' what a civilization. Marcus Tul- lius Cicero Brian Heafy: young executive of tomorrow. 173 Chel-lin Ho Thai's the trouble with good ideas, they only come a bit at a time. The Doctor Miro Pierantoni shows us the perfect wrestling body. Guy Horanzy Who am I, Offi- cers? Well, I'm a bum in the sun and I'm having' fun ... John Jajeh 2COR 1: 2-7 4:3-4 2TIM 3:13 4:l-5 ROM 3:21- 26 1JOHN 2:18-29 4:1-6 2 Thcss 2M-15 2PET 3:3-10 Jose Ignacio If youth is a defect, it is one we outgrow too soon. Robert Lowell Jad Jaber The World's Full of Kings Queens Who Blind your Lyes Steal Your Deams it's Heaven Hell Steven Hinshaw Michael Hoelsken When all are one and all isall. To be a rock and not a roll. To all my friends ram- ble on. Douglas Jackson The greatest pleasure in life is doing what oth- ers say you cannot do. Brandon Jann l ife is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. 174 Joe Jezukewicz The bus came by and I got on; that's when it all began. Bob Weir Jason Jue No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries. Pub- lilius Syrus John Rogers works hard at getting that tricky zipper open. Jeffery Johnstone ... And mad- dest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. Man of La- Mancha S.C. Nazario Jurcidini Try and enjoy the here and now, the future will take care of itself somehow. Howard Jones Min-Koo Kang I would rather understand one cause than to be King of Persia. Democritus of Ab- dera Pangiotis D. Kourumalos Jeremy Kwan If you try as hard when you're not in trouble as if you are, you wouldn't be in trou- ble. Bobby Lalwani Five secrets to happiness: Money, Money, Money, Money, Money. Francis Lang In all your endeav- ors in life you may not succeed, but the least you must do is try. A. Congi Jaime Lapena Mom and Dad, without your patience and sup- port I would have never made it. 175 Dionicio Lazo Knowledgeable years leave me and in them I've come to see the beauty in know- ing myself. D. Lazo Hubert Lee You win with your brains; you entertain with your grades. James Lau Life is a road with many paths.....finding the right path is virtually impossible. Daniel Laval Wise men store up knowledge, but the mouth of the foolish hastens ruin. Proverbs 10:14 Kevin Lee Loving friends are as good as gold - I am wealthy in- friendship. Joseph Lconctti To gain anything valuable in life, one must make sacrifices and suffer to an extent. Allen Lew I'll stay here and clean up the blood ... Frederick Leung This is more fun than humans should be allowed to have. Ken McCaithy is a Big Brother kind of guy. Nestor Lim Every man is the ar- chitect of his own future. A. Claudius Eugene Libadia The stars are there to touch, so reach out, grab one and hold it forever. 176 Robert Lindstrom I wish I was in Tijuana, eating barbecued Igua- na Wall of Voodoo Thomas Ling Yesterday was, to- morrosv might be, today is. I will cherish it. B. Longyear Robert Link I don't believe it. This is totally unacceptable. J. McEnroe Lance Lum Don't take an under- dog and the points unless you think he has a decent chance to win the game. Matthews Little That was then, but this is now. ABC Daniel Manalang I dream with all my heart and dedication ... with faith,and luck,and God... I know I'll make it. Thomas Loftus I have abandoned my search for truth and am now looking for a good fantasy. As- leigh Brilliant Alvaro Marangoni Don't try to live your life in one day. Howard Jones Eric Louie The desire of perfec- tion is the worst disease that ever afflicted the human mind. Daniele Maraviglia The past is my heritage, the present is my re- sponsibility, the future is my challenge. -yjj George Marinos Sir, you are drunk! Yes, madam, and you are ugly, but I will be sober in the morning. Christopher Martin Cueillez des aujord'hui Ics roses de la vie. Gather from today the roses of life. Ronsard Stephen Martinez Live it up and accomplish all you can, for youth comes only once in a lifetime. Also thanx Mom. Dan Harlan will be the next champion of the Professional Lawn Bowlers' league. Gregory McGreevy Just when I finally figure out where it's at ... someone moves it. J. Harrigan McGregor The jour- ney back is longer than the for- ward run. Greg McCarthy When there is no peril in the fight, there is no glory in the triumph. Pierre Cor- neille Kenneth McCarthy They won't catch us ... we're on a mission from God. Elwood 8lues Lorenzo Martini In each genera- tion men are born with an espe- cial capacity to lead or influence. S.G. Thomas McGuigan God invent- ed Bushmills so the Irish won't rule the world. Alexander Mason If it weren't for bad trips. I'd have no trips at all. 178 Thomas McKeever The high must rise from the low. The Who Thomas McKeon Me be have been taughted goodly in this here school! Joel Medrano Make love your greatest quest, then desire spiri- tual gifts and especially that you prophesy. John Menicucci Everything is turned to gold and if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last. Matthew Miller If sleeping in class is an art, my high school ca- reer is a masterpiece. Michaelan- gelo Miller Osama Mogannam Experience is a hard teacher. You get the test first, the lesson afterwards. Ver- non Law Alexis Miranda I earn to succeed you gotta have a plan, I'm not al- ways right, but that’s the way I am. Y T John Merrion I require myself not be equal to the best but to be better than the good. Lacrosse Mark Montalbano Another suit- case in another hall, take your picture off another wall, you’ll get by, you always have before. Brendan O'Brien, Tim O'Brien, Dan Burke, Dave Halsing, Matt Miller, and Dan Harlan on those famous Publications Dance Posters. Barry Moore To believe in your heart is to believe in yourself, to believe in yourself is Success. 179 Brian Morgan Officers, people are starving in Cambodia and you're still making us pour out all six? Dev Robert Mossi When I die, I will receive total consiousness. So I got that going for me, which is nice. Jonathan Muenk That laws were like cobwebs, where the small flies were caught and the break through. John Murphy Don't believe in miracles-Rely upon them. Mur- phy's law 4 Thomas Musni Change is the only constant in life. Matt Little looks reasonably happy for the first day of school. Peter Morrissey Cod has given you the most incredible gift of life. Make the most of it. Patrick Murphy Do what lieth in thy power, and Cod will assist in thy good will. Thomas a'Kempis Paul Nacario To what has been, thanks, to what will be, yes. £ Francois Moulia The future is what you make it. James Murphy So many faces in out of my life; some will last; some will just be now and then. B. Joel 180 Thomas Ng The same thing will make one person laugh and the other person throw up. Cheech and Chong Timothy O'Brien If I could live my life again, I would make the same mistakes - only sooner and more often. Anonymous Steven Nakashima I dream I ex- plore. Life is my faith, faith is my dawn. Michael Nelson I gave up smok- ing, drinking, and sex... it was the hardest 15 minutes in my life! Michael Nevin With one foot in the grave, and one foot on the pedal, I was born a rebel. T. Petty Raymond Ng I go alone, like to a lonely dragon, that his fen makes feer'd and talk'd of more than seen. Coriolanus Stanley Ng To be or not to be. I didn’t be. Steven Nori In examinations, the foolish ask questions that the wise cannot answer. Oscar Wilde Brendan O'Brien I dress with fi- nesse, I drive like I dress, I drink like I dress and wild is the story the rest. Seamus O'Connell WANTED: Dead or Alive (Preferably Dead). 181 ' |--------------r Michael O'Connor Thomas O'Connor Don't Drink and Drive, you might hit a bump and spill your beer. Seamus, have you been getting enough sleep lately? William O'Connor Tastes great! E. Tolu Oka The greatest danger to human beings is their con- sciousness of the trivialities of their aims. G. Brennan Kenneth O'Neil Our quote would have been funny. You would have been ammused, ... Rowel Padilla Voyager upon life's sea: to yourself be true, and whatever your lot may be, paddle your own canoe. Kevin O'Neil ... But thanks to Mike Shaughnessy, You'll never hear the news! David Paolinelli I doesn't matter if you don't know where you're going, so long as you're on the way. Philip O'Reilly ... Less filling! Bill Papadopoulos The direction in which education starts a man, will determine his future life. Pla- to Jason Perkins If anyone attempts to haul down the American Flag, shoot him on the spot. General John A. Nix Edward Pinlac Don't stand in anyone's shadow, instead let them stand in yours. Thanx Mom and Dad. Richard Ponce Stop worrying if your wisdom is new. Let others make that decision, they usually do; keep moving on. ■ John Pulsoni Diligence is a very great help even to a mediocre in- telligence. Paul Perlite If you want respect you got to be your own man, not everyone is going to understand. Y T Peter Pomies Follow the path that leads to happiness. Thomas Prete I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost James Quanico Left and rights of passage, black and whites of youth, who can face the knowl- edge? Rush John Petroff Cheers then, here's to old friends. We thought we'd never have to say goodbye. Ban- anarama Casimiro Pierantoni We are nei- ther dust or stone, we are the wild seed, we only take as we have grown. Thanks Mom. Model student Tim O'Brien gets ready to solve another tough problem. Noberto Quimson Our greatest glory consists not in never failing, but in rising cverytime we fall. O.G. Thanks Mom and Dad. Greg Quintana The more risks you take the better the opportu- nities you receive. 183 Justin Quork Be as clever a scr- Sean Ragan It is human to stand pent but as gentle as a dove. S.C. with the crowd. It is divine to stand alone. John Randall Always remember Timothy Reardon that our life here is but a mere stepping stone to something far greater. Andrew Redmond Every little thing gonna be alright. Bob Mar- Icy Raymond Refuerzo The years The seniors show their zeal at the rally, teach much what the days never know. R.W.E. Thanks Mom and Dad, and friends. Tomasito Reyes Dies ist dad cnde, aber sogleich der Anfang auf ein Ncues. Love to Mom and Dad. P.B.I. John Ring Everything is funny as long as it happens to somebody else. Kevin Riordan Baby we were born to run. Thanks for every- thing Mom and Dad. Sean Riordan Tears for remem- berance and tears for Joy, tears for some people and this lucky boy. Carlos Rios Sooner or later I'll succeed; failure's for those who don't try or say they can't. Chuck David Rivera It's not what you do, it's how you do it, it's not what you say, but how you say it. M. Rose Christopher Robinson Fear not that thy life shall come to an end; fear rather that it shall have no beginning. John Rogers If at first you don't succeed, skip it. Arnold Sambel Who apart from ourselves, can see any difference between our victories and our defeats. C. Fry Jeffery Sciaroni Why be spine- less? S.H. Jorge Selva It's not how many times you fall down that counts; it's how many times you get back up. Kostas Sfakiotakis I'm not giving in. I'm not missing out. I'm not giving up. Rush Dominic Shanley Climb in the back with your head in the clouds, and you're gone. The Beatles Gregory Shenkman Life's great- est wealth is not in the money of men but rather in the memory of times and friends. 185 James Sherar Those of your that think you know everything are annoying those of us who do. Joshua Smith Love Cod, Love Yourself, and believe all things are possible. Steve Nori and Dan Maraviglia meditate while Andrew Brigham checks out the food. John Soldati The secret to suc- cess is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you got it Jeffery Spiegel Education is one of the few things a person is will- ing to pay for and not get. Matthew Teglia Hard work and dedication never hurt anyone, but I'm not taking any chances. John Tenorio If I fail, or if I suc- ceed, At least I'll live, as I believe. A.F.M. Terry H. Terajima Always live your day like it's your last be- cause one day you'll be right. 186 Craig Thigpen Teach me to fly, wanna stay high, I have to live it up before I die. Scorpions David Tom One small step for me, one giant step for mankind. William Trczcvant Education is a rich treasury but the door to this wealth is difficult to open. I picked the lock. Thanx Mom Eric Tse The good die young be- cause they see it's no fun living if they've got to be good. Rommel Vallero For they can conquer who believe they can. Virgil Don Xavier Vitalis Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and is no wiser than before. Gregory Wall Brian Tsung If you ever want to change a woman's mind, agree with her. B.T. Emil Uglesic Let us not go over the old ground, let us rather pre- pare for what is to come. Cicero Rustem Ulagay This damn edu- cation better get me somewhere. M. Borneleit David Vansteen All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Edgar Allen Poe Daniel Vaughn Don't be so hum- ble; you're not that great. Brian Vazquez I like work; it fas- cinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Tracy Boes relaxes and contemplates his soccer playing. 187 Harlan Watkins The spirit flows through everybody, in order to find yourself, you've got to lose yourself. Kirk Won Knowledge is proud that he has learn'd so much; Wis- dom is humble that he knows no more. Gordon Wong Determination achieves Success; patience yields Wisdom. Jonathan Yarnold What are friends for? Neville Wellman A man of suc- cess speaks few words. 5- John Wonder They can't stop us, we're on a mission from God. El- wood Blues Winston Wong I do with my friends as I do with my books. I would have them where I can find them. Cliford Yee A journey of a thou- sand miles starts with one step. Edmund Wells Maybe we'll leave come springtime, meanwhile have another beer. D. Henley Craig Wong And now for some- thing completely different ... Monty Python's Flying Circus. John Wyatt Life unused; tale told by idiots, full of sound fury, sig- nifying nothing. Mostly Macbeth James Zavitka We have been giv- en the opportunity, now we must work for what we want in life. Randall Wiese You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Dennis Wong You have two lives to live; one for yourself and one for your dreams. Ian Fleming Fredrick Wyler I drink when I have occasion, and sometimes when I have no occasion. Cer- vantes Arkady Zlobinsky I did nothing in particular, and did it very well. 188 Doesn't this sum it all up?? 189 Ignatian Section Editors Left: Che-Lin Ho (Freshmen Editor), Arms Folded: Thomas Ling (Copy Editor), Center: Allen Lew (Junior Editor), Right: Justin Quock (Sophomore Editor), Above: Che-Chin Ho (Assistant to all). Photography Staff Moderator Paul Dallara, (I to r) Paul Cassanego, Jim Lagomarsino (Editor), Dan Lconctti (darkroom coordinator), Byron Lim, Mike Pendergast, Marcus Zchndcr, George Chavez (Ignatian Office Manager, Mr. Wonderful) Layout Staff (L to R) Dan Forncsi, Jeremy Kwan, Che-Chin Ho, Gordon Wong, Fletcher Bleeson, Brandon Jann, Winston Wong, David Tom. Not Pictured: Jerel Cain, Mike Willis, Eric Louie. (Next Page, lower two photos): Thomas Ling (Copy Editor, Straight Man, Computer Genius). Moderator Mike Shaughnessy (Muffinhcad, Head Grump). 190 Jim Lagomarsino (Photography Editor, Professional. Mercedes Collector Extraordin- aire) Marco Groppi (Sports Editor, Sylvester Stallone clone. Soap Opera Fan) John Wonder (Callously Superficial Assistant Editor, Creative Genius with Calming Effect) Dan Leonetti (Darkroom Co-ordinator, Plutonium Expert, and One-time Smiler) Dan Maraviglia (Activities Editor, Busiest Man on Earth, and All-Around nice Guy) Jeff Johnstone (Cover and Division Page artist. General Paranoia, Falwell Fan) Afterword Well, it's finally over. No more deadlines, No more classes. It's been a long, hard four years, but it's also been some great times and some great friends. S.I.'s a wonderful school, and I wish to thank the teachers, the moderators, and especial- ly the students for making it what it is. This place isn't perfect, but it's the best there is. I'd like to wish the Class of 1986 the best of luck in whatever the future holds. This book is the memory of the Class of 1986. That makes it very special work. I only hope that it is quality enough to be an accurate and joyful souvenir of this year. In many ways, I think it could have been better (the book, not the year). At the same time, however, everything we do is an ex- tension of ourselves, and this book does have my personality and style in it. I can't, and don't wish to, apologize for that. I just hope that everyone, especially the Class of 1986, can use this book to remember the laughter, the tears, and the events of high school Of course, this yearbook couldn't have been completed by me alone. I want to thank everyone who helped with this book, but especially editors Dan Maraviglia, Tom Ling, Dan Leoneili, Marco Croppi, and artist Jeff johnstone. Even more thanks arc due to two people who were not only editors but great friends: John Wonder and Jim Lagomarsino. You guys are the greatest. I also must thank Mike Shaughnessy. Most other mod- erators would have had a coronary attack or beat me up, but his patience makes Job look like a neurotic. Our representative from the yearbook company, Stan Wyne, deserves thanks for dealing with airheads like me for a living. I'd also like to thank Mrs. Radonavich for the constant use of her typewriter, and Paul Hanley and Terry McAteer for support, guidance, and direction. I also must thank my family for the love and encouragement they gave to me when I really needed it. And of course, thanks to the Pepsi-Cola Company for keeping me alive and awake in times of stress and exhaustion. Farewell and thanks to all, Dave Halsing, ed. '86 All that is gold does not glitter; not all those who wander are lost. Dave Halsing (editor-in-chief, head procrastinator, and chancellor of Travesty Unlimited) passes ou his desk trying to make the deadline. (Below) But I'm innocent. I was framed! NIKE xcaw. 192 :k j