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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1987 volume:

Opening 1 Administration 17 Seniors 31 Juniors 59 Sophomores 73 Freshmen 87 Sports 101 Activities 145 The Purpose of S.I. rhe purpose of Saint Ignatius College Preparato- ry is threefold. It provides an environment in which young men are assisted in understanding them- selves, Christ, and the world around them. It de- velops a concern in our students not so much for material gains, hut for the mission of Jesus Christ. It develops educated Chris- tian leaders for society. Saint Ignatius College Preparatory Two Thousand-One Thirty-Seventh Avenue San Francisco, California Opening Title Page St. Ignatius is success Qi uccess at St. Ignatius is like the Roman god Janus: it looks both ways. Acknowledging its debt to the past, it prepares for its crucial responsibilities in the future. But. this vision is not pagan. The Ig- nat ian vision of success is rooted in a passion for service: amidst change to enflesh the abiding love of God. Fr. John Murphy, S. J. Top: Fr. Sauer preapres to begin the FML. Right: Jeff Muggioncalda speaks to the Fresh- men class at orientation. 2 Theme Success left: The result of successful fundraising. Middle: This editor's road to success. Bot- tom: Noexplanation required Below: Some second period classes did better than others. Theme Success Top: The winning poster. Middle: Mr McGoiern's class made their magazine quota. Bottom: The cheering section celebrates a 49-0 victory over South City. Aboie: Che- Chin Ho juggles his tennis balls. Theme Success 5 St. Ignatius shows confidence o say that an S.I grad is a man who is “confident does not mean that he is cocky”- a know-it-all. who is totally self-suffi- cient and doesn't need anybody. Rather, he is a preson whose strength lies in that he is trusting. Because he puts his trust in God and the peo- ple he loves, he is truly confident and can therefore face any situation that arises without undue anxiety and fear. Fr. Mario Prictto S. J. Principal Top: Mr. Baumann entertains the stu- dent body during the rally. Right: The cheering section glows with color at the South San Francisco game. Opposite Page Top: Max Leung speaks to his lit- tle brothers. Right: Mr. Druckerand Fr. Capitolo try to straighten out a fresh- man's schedule. Middle: Mr. Zatkin glares at Andrew Perini after receiving a no pit cullers poster. Far right: F’r. Sauer gives the sign of peace at the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Bottom: Mike Giraudo greets a friend. Theme Confidence Confidence 7 Theme Confidence I-cft: John Barnes Roland A bad. Herbert Wu, Jason Kwan, Greg Pangan. I)a c Prudcnciado. Jim Juanillo. Rich White, Michael Ofrasio. and Felicimo Soto pose for a picture during frosh activities week. Middle: Mike King. Paolo Maratiglia, and Ricardo Perez take a break from practicing at West Sunset. Bottom: The Wildcat finds an aerobics class would be beneficial in this ease. Below: W'hat skill, what agility. Theme Confidence St. Ignatius is tradition £ r pirit enforces tradition. The Holy Spirit has been with S. .for 131 years, from Accolti and Maradci, to Sauer and Prietto. Jesu- its. benefactors, women and men of faculty and staff have been sisters and brothers which last word is most- ly “others. Never have there been only words among them, but actions, events, results aided always by untir- ing efforts from the Ignatian Guide and Fathers’ Club. Mr. J.B. Murphy Top: Freshmen gaze in awe at Fr. (apitolo's knowledge of the world. Middle: A Freshman cats while Jeff Maggioncalda tries to get a bile. Bottom: Date and Morgan Dioli. along with Mason Padilla study acceleration due to grav- ity. Opposite page: The S.I. community cele- brates the Mass of the Holy Spirit. 10 Theme Tradition School Spirit- We oreS. .-has reinforced students not always to w in. but in striving in all phases to excel. Witness countless ac- complishments in vocations to religious life, liturgy, CSF. Speech and Debate, drama. Community Service, sports and alumni contribution to Jesuits, educators. Governors, Mayors, Civil Servants, coaches in pro. College. High School Sports, and alumni teachers and father of S.I. students. And so this is what S.l. tradition seems to be to me, J.B. Mr. S.I. Theme Tradition •i:;' Top: Mr. Vergara explains Jeopardy to these freshmen. Middle Ixft: Who me? Middle right: Mr. Parker asks. “Is anybody look- ing?” Bottom: Mr. Bjorkquist. more than just an English teacher. Theme Tradition Right: Fr. Capitolo warns the freshmen of elevator passes, the fourth floor swimming pool. etc. Middle I.eft: The backbone of baseball at S.l. Middle Right: Okay, who hit me? Bottom Ix:ft: Mr. Draper watches a student fall asleep. Bottom Right: Mmmmmmm! Theme T radition |¥ 7 hen I think of S.I.. I think of ' the great people I've known in my twenty years here- fellow Jesu- its. teachers, parents, and students. When I think of the spirit of striving for excellence, for goodness, for ser- vice. for the greater glory of God. Fr. Anthony Sauer President Opposite page-Top: Marty Johnson and Mark Gagan find Mr. .atkin’s class overwhelm- ingly interesting. Bottom left: T.J. Kirpo and Mr. Vergara discuss their fondness for the USS. Missouri. Bottom right: Shcl Marsten takes it to the streets. This page-Right: Mr. Patterson sports his shades and shorts, Below: Mr. Baldini explains a drafting technique to Craig “this track is mine Borders. Bottom left: Jeff Maggioncalda really holds their attention Bottom right: Fr. Ryan asks Jason Fisher “What is logic? Top: A student docs his homework during lunch. Top right: Fr. Allender, Fr. Olivier, and Mr. La Rocca watch the game with intensity. Above: Miss Murphy listens to Crahm Burke lecture to the class. Right: Mr. Shaughnessy can’t believe Notre Dame lost to Michigan. Theme Motivation 19 8 7 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Martin Secretary to Fr. Sauer Mr. Mezzera Community Service Director F'r. Prietto. S.J. Principal Mrs. Bossarl Secretary to F'r. Prietto Mr. Dullca Asst. Principal for Student Affairs Ur. Draper. S.J. Dean of Men 18 Administration Sauer-Gilligan Mrs. Mcnsucto-Ahernc Secretary to Fr. Carlin Mrs. Shirley Mingcr Secretary to Fr. Carlin Fr. Carlin. S.J. Executive Vice-President Mrs. Cottas Secretary to Fr. Schul c Fr. Schulze. S.J. Campus Minister Mr. Libbey. S.J. Asst, to Fr. Schulze Mr. Silvestri Treasurer Mrs. Galliani Secretary to Mr. Silvestri Mr. Vergara Scheduling Coordinator Administration 19 Carlin-Vergara Mr. LaRocca Athletic Director Mrs. Radanovich Secretary to Mr. LaRocca Mr. Fallon Buildings and Grounds Director Dr. Lovctic Academic Dean Mrs. Bilafcr Secretary to Dr. Lovette Mr. Cccchin Admissions Director Mrs. Wilson Head Librarian Mrs. Lee Librarian Mrs. Morlock Librarian 20 Administration LaRocca- -Morlock 19 8 7 pACULT Y Counseling (Front) Mrs. Molinclli. Fr. Harris. S.J.. Mr. Thomas (Department Head). Mrs. Cottas. (Backi Mr. Grab). Fr. Allcndcr. S.J.. Fr. Olivier. S.J.. Fr. Capitolo. S.J.. Mr. Druckcr. Mr. Dworak. 22 Faculty Counseling bNGLiSH Department Jim Bjorkquist and Jim Dckkcr Jake time to pose for Jim Lagomarsino. (Front! Mr. Isham. Mr. Grady. (Back) Mr. Totah. Fr.Olivier. S.J.. Mr. MeGinty. S.J.. Mr. Bjorkquist. Mr. Dullca. Mr. Devine. Mr. Barmorc, Mr. Dckkcr. Fr. Murphy (Department Head) Faculty English 2 3 JHine Arts Department Mr. Devine, Miss. Wolfe. Mr. Sablinsky, Mr. Stretch. Physical Education Mr. Ilickox. Mr. Calcagno (Department Mead). Mr. Yap 24 Faculty Fine Arts and P.E. Foreign Language Department Mrs. McCarty. Miss. Vanskikc. Fr. Sotelo (Department Head). Back row: Mrs. Medina. Mr. Richardson. Mrs. Talavan, Mrs. Rosa-Stagi. Mr. Graby. Fr. Dodd. Mr. Baumann. (Left) Mr . Rosa-Stagi tries to decipher a freshman’s French test. (Abote) Mr. Baumann cntcrains the student body at S.I.’s first rally for the 1986 1987 school year. Faculty- Foreign Language 25 Math Department (Frond Fr. Hudson. Mr. Arriaga. Mr. Baldini. (Second ro i Mr. I.loyd. Mr. Grealish. (Back) Mr. Barmorc, Mr. Love. Mr. Quattrin. Mr. C. Murphy (Department Head). Mr. Patlcrson. (Right) Mr. J.B. Murphy (Right) Fr. Hudson prepares to an- swer another one of Mark Gagan's questions: Do you shop at Alpha Theta? Faculty 26 Math Science Department (Front) Mr. Lloyd. Mr. VanRijn. Mr. Parker. Mr. Draper. (Back) Mr. Love, Mr. T. Murphy (Department Head), Mr. McGovern. Mr. Kennedy. (Far left) Mr. McGovern tries out for a shaving cream commercial. (Left) Mr. Parker disassembles a ci- garrcltc to his students. Faculty Science 27 Social Science Department Mr. Corwin. Mr. La Rocca. Mr. Mczzcra. Mr. Vergara. Mr. Cccchin. Mr. Sticglcr. Mr. Phelps (Department Mead). Mr. Yap. Mr. Morlock. Mr. Druckcr. Mr. Stretch. Mr. Zatkin. (Aboiel Mr. Sticglcr assures a few parents that their money is well spent. (Right i Mr. Vergara appears to be bashful as George Charvez. attempts to take his picture. 28 Faculty Theology Theology Department (Front row) Fr. Olivier, Mr. Hanley. Mr. Shaughnessy (Department Head), Miss. Murphy. (Back) Fr. Schulze. Fr. Ryan. Mr. MeGarry, Mr. I.orcntz, Fr. Allcndcr, Mr. Baumann. Mr. Morlock. _______Faculty Social Science 29 Staff i Rudy Rccio Emmett Roscbrough Michael Slamatopouhxs Alexander Volz (I.eft i Hr. Arthur l.ecand Frank Ncmcn o work hard at printing detention slips. (Above) Randy Anderson and a friend take time out from their hard work to smile at George Chavez. 30 Staff__________ Admokom-Volz. 19 8 7 SENIORS 31 Rolando Abad I have never prayed for miracles, bui I have always de- pended on ihcm.-Andoy Rolls Patrick Aherne Liberals would vote away the very laws which protect their freedom. Sam Abu-Nassar We arc merely players, performers, and portrayers each another's audience aside the guilded cage.Rush Altin Albano Do U like me more than U don't like me or don't U like me more than U do? Kduardo Aparicio l.ct a better con- science lead you. and don't let any- one deceive you.-Triumph James Au Sow the seeds of destiny: Through the paths of life and see what you shall reap. 32 Chris Arnold What men commonly Victor Artiga Driving in my car. call their fate is mostly only their smoking a cigar the time I'm happy own foolishncss.-SYAo wrArtwcr is when I play my guitar.-Oram Matthew A on When I paint a lion. I paint skin. When I see a man. I see his face, not his heart. George Ayoob Sergio Azzolino I'm young. I'm wild. I'm free: I only got 1 life 2 livc- it's gonna Bminc. I day I'll find my way. Geoffrey Ballad All good things they say never last: love isn't love until its past. Thanks to family Vi JR Partricio Burra .a Remember- friends don't owe. they do because they want to. Tank U Mom Da - dAUBCB CTC Mark Baudler But he's a human being ... So attention must be paid”-DeflfA of a Salesman Christopher Beaudry Reasoning is the essence of true intclligcncc-for where would man be without thought? Marcus Beisel Experience is some- thing you gain only after you need it .-My law l)a id Becnel That's just great. Dave. I told you to snap the pump, stupid.- M } Productions Gregory Belonogoff Still I'll be laughing like a clown .-Robert N. Mar ley Fletcher Beeson Mayorship is a task I will accomplish thanks to my par- ents and everyone at Family Suana Shop. Gerard Bermudez If you can dream it, you can live it. Thanks Mom and Dad 4 your support. 33 Joseph Hernabe I� 's over and I gotla go, but it’s been worth it. Thanks to family and friends. Jeffrey Biddle I asked fora piece of John Bilbao The strong shall sur- bread and you gave me a scorpion.- vive. Fr. K. D„dd. S.J. C raig Borders Stc cn Bor oni Action may not al- Bret Brasso ways bring happiness: but there is no happiness without action. K.mmanuel Briand Alexander Brick No motion unno- ticed. except for what's in the sky. I)a id Brill If a picture is worth a thousand words, why do we need senior quotes? Andrew Broughton I never said win- ning was everything, but I did say losing was nothing.- Vince Lombardi 34 Matthew Cannon Aim high, set a goal, practice and you shall achieve. (Charm and U S. help too!) Todd Burns I come to you-dcfcnscs down, with the trust of a child.-Pe- ler Gabriel Victor Cabatic Pursue your dreams according to your feelings and de- sires not by the opinions of others. Steven Capurro I never let S.I. inter- fere with my education. John Carlevaris In the future new doors will be opened, but the past willl never be forgotten. Michael Carney Sean Carson Honi soit qui maly pense, but sometimes bad is bad. Thanks to Bach and Duke. Thomas Caruso I'm not trying to be the biggest, just the bcst.- j o la- cocca 35 Charles Castillo Thanks M D for giving me this opportunity. C Mob de SF stand by mc silting in the park Edwin Castillo Frustration is having no one else to blame except yourself. Thanx Mom and Dad Clcnglcn Chan Live for girls, guitars and glory and someday they'd write our story. Raymond Chan Every human being has to accept himself as he is. Vincent Chang It is better to ask some of the questions then to know all the answers. William Chastain I don't care what you say anymore, this is my lifc.- Billy Joel SO Adam Colcty We believe in our dreams, reaching out for above ... reaching out for lovc.-AlphavIlle Erik ( hoy “Mr. Vergara, where arc my blocks? Jackson Chin Don't be the next -to walk around something in your path; be the first to walk over it. George Chatez I don't want to grow up. I'm a Toys 'R' Vs Kid! Thanks Mom and Dad for all you have done. 36 Timothy Conley I anticipate tomor- row. for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Ricardo l)a Sil a The best memorial for a mighty man is to gain honour ere death - Beowulf... fluffy Sant Dabai I may not be the baddest around, but l‘m in the top two; and my daddy's genin’ old. John l)a id Conti As so my friends we'll say goodnight for time has claimed its prizc.-S7TA’ Benjamin Cossen When in danger: or in doubt. Run in circles: scream and shout. Richard Conway Time has come 2 be gone. 2 health we drank 1000 times, it's time to ramble on .-Led Zeppelin I)ean Crispon Jim Cooper Never argue at the din- ner table, for the one who is not hungry gets the best of the argu- ment. Ric Cruz Things that come to those who wait may be the things that were left by those who got there first 37 Joseph Damico Independence, de- termination. ambition, and hard work makes a boy into a man. Inurent l)c Bord Music is the most powerful drug. Michael Demarlini I worked real hard, got good grades. My futures so bright I gotta wear shades.''- TIM- BUK3 Michael Digulio l.ong live Ronald Reagan! No Piccuttcrs! I inks and fools buy foreign. 38 Rodolfo Dasalla Urban athletes, w ho says art and sport don't mix?' - Comme Des Garcons l)a id Danielson Hut Dave, it's only Pete with a flashlight- }- - ) Pro- ductions Thomas De I ji Torre So little time, so little to do. “I wish you speak more plainly.” - JV. Hawthorn. Dedi- cated to the English Dept. Brent Deal “The greatest triumph is found in the greatest challenge J.E. Deal Stephen Datalos “Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Har- bor? Hell no. and it ain't over now! - John Belushi Kenny Debrunner When the going gets tough, the tough go drink. Das id Dioli Vos vcstos scrvcratc. meos mihi linguitc mores. - Petrarch Morgan Dioli You cling to your own way and leave mine to mc. - Pctrarch Norman Dy The future is so bright ... I might need some sunglasses. Jeffery Eisenberg Kyle Elliot Besides a dog, humility is a man’s best friend. Alexander Douglas You've got to ask yourself one question: ‘Do I feel lucky?'”- Dirty Harry Charles Emanuel Huh. what? Al- right. Jose Enriquez Thcr R 2 types of peo- ple in world • lovers and fighters. I'm both Alex Eremian I wuz here, here I wuz. Wuz I here? Yes I wuz. I.uis Espinoza The surest way to make our lives enjoyable is to fill others' lives with happiness 39 Alrin Kstcves This was the longest, most expensive vacation my parents ever sent me on. Ronald Fiore If life means death, then we must learn, love, and enjoy the journey in between. Thomas Firpo Daylight - I must wait for the sunrise. I must think of a new life and I mustn’t give in. Jason Fisher Well, at least she looked good from far away. - Val 40 Danaicl Felizzatio I'm not bound to win. but I’m bound to be true and to live up to what talents I have. Adrian Fernandez Del C ampo The only w isdom we can hope to acquire is the w isdom of humility.”- T.S. El- Heelor Fernandez That which docs not kill you. w ill make you stronger. Michael Fitting Clear head, new life ahead. I want to be king now, not just one more pawn. - Rush Jim Fuentebella Behind each rea- son there is a lie, behind each answer lies a cheat. - Terry Hall John Gagan Ashes and diamonds, foe and friend, we were all equal in the end. - Pink Floyd Mark Gagan ”... And now for something completely different. - Monty Python Patrick Gamp People can't tell us apart, we stagger so much alikc. - Finley Dunne Jonathan Gertais Everything is le- gal until you get caught- which hap- pens sometimes. Gatin Gharritv Michael Giraudo You better learn fast, you better learn it young, 'cause some day never comes. - John Fogerty Peter Glikshtern at length-at length-after so many days of wcavy pilgrimage and burning thirst Michael Green Aurelio Gonzalez What you arc is God's gift; what you make yourself is your gift to God. Stephen Gresham Things come and go. but you're always there. Thanx Mom. Angel Guajardo Life is simple, all you have to do is be yourself and let people know how you feel. 41 Dour Hagan My life is my message. • Ghandi C had Hammand he who sleeps with the dogs rises with the fleas. Thanks Mom Dad Hannibal Guarin Be a giant or a grain of sand, the words of wisdom arc yes I can Nicolas Gutierrez I never knew how empty my soul was until is was filled. Merci Maman ct Papa pour tous les joucl! Spero lli'hmch Why U go 1 more round when U dont think Y can that what makes all the diff. 42 Brian llolian Ain’t no one goin’ to break my stride. No body's goin' to slow me down. I've got to keep on moving. Gary Holloway I'm still the best, baddest. and toughest. Don’t you ever forget it. Kenneth Harper Society has its fu- ture only in him who transcends it: in him alone and no other. Daiid I lehman I lappy arc those who dream dreams and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true. Nick Howard If everything seems to be heading your way. You're in the wrong lane. Robert I luKnun livery day I make it. I'll do it my way • Thanks Mom and Dad Michael Hurley He who advises you to be reserved to your friends wishes to betray you witMut witnesses. Jawad Jajeh To achieve success in Martin Johnson Tell the truth and life, one must make sacrifices and run. suffer to an extent Jad F. Jajeh Brendan Kenncallv Better to be qui- et and thought of as a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Albert Kildani 'Thinking is the har- dest work there is. which is the prob- able reason why so few engage in k. -Henry Ford Yong Kim Bad habits arc like a com- fortable bed: easy to get in. hard to get out. Glenn Kirchcr You take the passion from compassion I needed the rest. Colour fields Peter Kisich As I slide down the bannister of life. I’ll always remem- ber S.l. as the silver 43 John Knolle Buckle up! If my buddy had been wearing a seal belt he would have saved me a windshicld.- Leon James lagomarsino Blessed is the person who sees the need, recognizes the responsibility, and actively be- comes the answer. -William Ward Francis K. Kong Keep smiling, it's the second best thing to do with your lips. Joel I.aquindanum Who loves not women, wine, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Thanks Mom and Dad-7. . V. Matthew Kraal For Sale: '74 Yellow Bug. runs, no scat. Alexandre I.arrouilh Iut vie n'est qu'unc illusian. L'illusian s'arrctc quonet an muert. Sean i.awhon Inside every older per- son. there is a younger person, won- dering what happened. 44 Matthew Kuchta It's a very fluid world and downward movement is easy. Upward movement is diffi- cult.-S ovw Copeland Stephane I.arrouilh Vive L'amcri- que, vivc La France cl vivc La Re- creation. Timothy S. Lau “I londa. there is no substitutc. -A av. William Lee An angry opponent is dangerous only to himself. Steien Letano The future should not be feared but looked forward to. Timoth) I.uccy Some men see things as they arc and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not.-R.F.K. Da� id 1-ehew There is only one w ay I know how to live my life-Out of con- trol! William l.owis The human race is governed by it’s imagination.-A'apo- leon Daniel Leonetti And miles to go be- fore I sleep. And miles to go before I % cci . -Robert Frost Byron Urn If you don’t cat your meat, you can’t have any pudding. How can you have any pudding if you don’t cat your mealV'-P. Floyd Maxwell Leung I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd and when they said “Sit down. I stood up-T ie Boss Charles Iouie School is like a long vacation. If I plan my itinerary right; I might get an education. 45 Jason I.ynch 1ailhi-� I.ynch I drink, therefore I Ke in Mackay Forgive, but don't am. forget! (Comprende Ud.?) William Magee ll s a town full of losers and I'm pullin' outta here to win. I luv u MM.- Springsteen Jeff Maggioncalda Life’s most chcr- Daniel Maguire ished treasures arc discovered in the vulnerability of true compassion. 46 Mark Vlalone There lies no greater challenge than to challenge yourself for once you run for gold: Victory! Paul Mackey Aristotle. Maverick, and Plato. Three as one always to love feel, know and die. Jah live. Raymond Mar Music is like life- You have to flow with it. Give your- self to the moment. Let it happen. Michael Marcal All your life you’ve been waiting for your chance to give and take the best that you can- Tri- umph Erie Marcelino God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can- not change and courage to change the things I can. 1-4-3-k! Sheldon Marsten Gustato Martinez Women arc like tricks by slight of hand. Which, to admire, we should not understand. Anthony Marcos Love makes the impossible possible. Thanks for ev- erything Dad.Mom.and Carliza. A- n-A 8 John Marquez. Endless compro- mises shatter the illusion of integri- ty.- ? � Erie Marty Un enfent. s’il uit cn- tour c d'amiti c, il apprend a aimer la vie.- Antoine l)e Saint-Exupery Garrett McDonald Just when I thought I had life’s puzzle all fig- ured out. someone hands me another piece. Micheal McDonnell II is easier to apologize than it is to get permis- sion. Thanks Mario ... S.I.P.S. Stephen MeFeely Be true to your school-Zteflc i Boys 47 Shane McManus Matthew Merit! Get out of my room! You stink! Ke in Mihata A leader is not one who leads others; a leader is one whom others follow. Stocn Milliken We can only pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves. J.B. 48 Antonio Mercado Conquering my- self until I see another hurdle ap- proaching. Thanx Mom Dad.- Echo A the Bunnymtn Jose Fred Mercado It's the dream afraid of waking that never takes 3 chance. Thanks Mom Dad for my chance Nathaniel Merchant Va, pcnsicro. sulli'ali doratc- Fly, thought, on wings of Gold.-G. Verdi S. Big Issa Michael Pardon me. isn't Issa a girl’s name? No, it's mine actu- ally. Gregory Milano I would rather see everything on the way to nowhere than see nothing on the way to somc- whcrc. Motohide Miwa Korc dc Nanimo iu koto wa nai ... -Sawada Fred Molfino Every boy has a dream: a man makes his a reality. Thanx Mom N Dad N Nicolc-ILY Nick Mustille Fog lifting. I surfed through a rainbow’s end: the wave is my Life, tumbling to the Sands. Omar Nielsen I came. I saw, I worked my butt off! Fife! A Bca- ch!Omz Armando Molina The gains you’ve already made arc more valuable than future gains you merely dream about. E erett Morgan Commitment, am- bition. and unity make victory a good friend and losing a distant memory. Charles Morton White is a universal color, but black lasts forever. Craig Musni Our doubts arc traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. Anthony Narag The success of life is seen by how much you enjoy it. not by who you know or what you have. Emmett Nolan Life is just a bag of tricks-FV rx the Cat 49 Scan O'Neil School is for fish' Anthony Ordonio The reward of a thing well done is to have done it- Emerson Peter O’Keefe A- waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Michael O'Reilly This situation calls for something drastic and stu- pid. And we're just the guys to do it.- John Bulushi Stephen O’Keefe All I need is my '67 Mustang, a suset to watch and a dream to realize- Thanks Mom Dad Michael O’Shea If a man is judged by the friends he has. than I must be someone special. Dennis O'Mahony Rob O'Sullitan You take a chance with new beginnings, still we try. win or lose, take the highs with the blues.- Van Halen 50 Antonio Pagni Innocent until proven guilty. Andrew Perry I'm not advocating that everyone should drink ... but it worked for rnc.-ZC. Daniel Pommon See you in the next world. Don't be late.- Hendrix Greg Pangan Life docs not come with guarantees But just believe in love and peace. Michael Pendergast “Truth is rela- tive. God elusive, and Man just an insignificant blob of cosmic spittle. Scott Perryman How long to sing Robert Petrini Know the conflict the new song........Thank You within before facing the conflict KKD ... Goodnight. without. T.U. Andrew Perini A pinch is all it takes Minh-Chau Pham “Never be con- tent with the status quo. You may be good now. but you can be better to- morrow. Mark Prator To be great is to be misundcrstood.-£� j r«o« 51 Matthew Prescott Robin to the Bat- poles.- tat man James Ragual Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. P.B.M. Richard Reardon I used to be a fol- lower. but my following days are over. Now all I gotta do is follow through. Timothy Regan III Live each day so that you can look every damn man in the eye and tell him to go to hell. 52 Michael Primicias The dictionary is the only place where success comes before hard work. Thanx Mom Dad Christopher Ralph The lion and calf shall lie down together, but the calf w on't get much sleep.- Woody Allen James Reeser Next to being shot at and missed, nothing is really quite as satisfying as an S.I. diploma. Fredrick Reichardt Youth is a dream, it is a form of chemical mad- ness ... yes. but isn't it pleasant to be insane.- F. Scon Fitzgerald l.loyd Princeton If I can achieve hu- mility. compassion, and love for mu- sic and nature. I will have lived well. Patrick B. Quinn Milk the cow but don't pull off the udder. John Rocco Success is not measured by the fame you reach in life but in the obstacles you overturn. Mahar Salfiti Heaven doesn't want me. And Hell's afraid I'll take over. So where do I go now? I)a«id Salgado To My Family: I Luv UP.S. ... and thank you for your support.' - Monies 5 James Fedel Sanchez Even if you don't have confidence in yourself. I have confidence in you .-Jim 1-ouic Sanguinclti Attaining one's goals is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. Matthew Scully Conor Sheridan I hear City College has a beautiful campus. Eric Shafa The fastest way to suc- ceed is to look as if you’re playing by other people’s rules while quietly playing your own. Paul Shikowitz So wild and unre- capturablc is the fever of youth. - Theodore Dreiser 53 Robert Singer All I want for tomor- row is to get it better than today.- Huey Lewis Joseph Solanoy Fear is trucly pow- erful and unkind. But fear may be conquered. For it dwells only in the mind. So don’t be Mella Weak! Ronald Storn The future is created out of what I do now not w hat I do later. Colin Stretch Such a long, long time to be gone- and a short time to be ihcrc.-DMCBZ. P. Lesh 54 Phillip Smith Ignorance is the key to war: communication is the key to peace; I am the key to love. Robert Snately Flying the skies of fortune on the wings of maybe ... got so far to go .-Led Zepplin Robert Stone That which can be conceived and believed can be achieved.-Boyer- Coe Derek Standifer William Storti Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more. You should never wish to do less.- ?.A'. Lee Mike Sulliian To learn to succeed you got have a plan; I’m not always right, but that way I am.-Y C7 Michael P. Tai dost thou love life, then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of. Benjamin Franklin John Tar on I love you. mom; Dad you're the best. I love you too. Douglas Taki awa Good guys finish last, but we get to sleep late. Thanks Dad and Mom John Michcal Tealdi Sam Tannahill These twisted Geeks have completely lost their grip on rcality.-£ MJre Erik Thors Time to turn and burn! Paulino Tina The greatest truths arc the simplest: so arc the greatest men. I a id Tognotti High school has been the most expensive vacation my parents have ever sent me on. Antonio Tiongson Perhaps we all give the best of our hearts uncritical- ly- to those who hardly think about us in return. C raig Tokusato 55 John Toton Benson Tsc li is belter to have ex- perienced than to not have exper- ienced at all. William Tse Mark Tozeer Genius means- trans- cendant capacity of taking troublc.- Thomas Carlyle Robert Valentine The more one conics to know men. the more one comes to admire the dog.-Toussenel Vincent Vigil Make money! If you can. make honestly; If not. buy whatever means you can. make money .-Horace Kandcll Vallero Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for frcc.- David Addison Victor Wales God's gift to us is our many talents, how we use them is our gift to Him. Hi mom! Carlo Vicino So next I'll be heading out to the coast, say boys I think this calls for a toast.-VH Peter Walsh First my parents pay for this four year vacation and now they want to send me on another. Janar Wasito The greatest thing one can do is give his best effort. -Joe Vollert Da� id Wasserman And when at last the work is done, don’t sit down it’s time to start another one Christian Wellman The greatest fear is fearlessness. The bigger the weapon the greater the fear. William West I ask the help of God in making my effort great cnough.- SAVY Flyer's Creed Glenn Wong Dost thou love life? Then waste not time, for time is the stuff that life is made of.-Franklin William Woe riser Changes aren’t permanent—But change is. -Kush Kc� in Williamson When the heart is crowded, it has most room; when empty, it can find place for no new guest. John Wong Some make things hap- pen. some watch things happen, and others wonder what happened.- JW Marcus Wong Vigilance is the foun- dation upon which victories arc built. 57 Matthew Wynne ‘So. what would Faris Yaniini I came. I saw. I con- you little maniacs like to do first? - quered. Lisa (Wierd Sciencci Bradley Yee Memories always re- main constantly inciting ... Long ended engagements I shall never forget her! Johnny Yick A craven one who docs not try for the fear of failure.-77rc Savant Kay Yoshimoto This world, where much is to be done, and little known. Patrick apponi This is a painfillcd world, and so. a loveless world that we live in.-John Powell 58 Marcus Zrhnder knowlcdgc-that i', education in its true scnsc-is our best protcction.-ADft 19 8 8 JUNIORg Junior Class Officers: Bill Webb (Sgt. at Arms), Leonard Gumm (Secre- tary), Ted Connell (Vice-President), Martin Payne (President). Lawrence Abuan Alfred Accnas David Ahern Pclcr Anderson Brad Anjeja Chris Angclopoulos Luis Aquino Paul Aquino Troy Aquino Eduardo Asturias Ricardo Aviles Ricardo Alva David Anderson Martin Anderson 60 Juniors Abuan-Batc Douglas Baxter Mark Becklcy Brian Bclding Carlos Bello Lance Bclluomini Ldwin Bermudez Hmmm. z + z Andrew Canapary Christian Cardoza Michael Carson Christopher Case Paul Cassanego John Cassidy Jose Bibat John Borcich Christopher Bornmann Christopher Brandi Kevin Bryan Joseph Bunnell Adam Burchard Leonardo Campagna Juniors Baxter-Cassidy 61 Reginald Cauilan Ricardo Cclcmin Mark Ccrvarich Dominic Chang Hamilton Chang Marcus Chang Edward Cheng Richard Ching Simon Shiu Joseph Chung Raymond Clark Alexander Cobb David Cohen Marc Collopy Colman Conroy John Conway Neil Correa Gary Cruz Reynaldo Cubias Nicolo D'Agostino John Henning takes a break after a long day at the Prep. Anthony Fmetti begins to cry after getting caught in the halls during lunch. Juniors 62 Cauilan-D'Agostino Carlos Bello mounts his bike for a sunny ride home. F.d Barberini enjoys a nutritious lunch of milk. coke, and cookies. Gregor Darm Michael Dclucchi Paul Demartini Piero Depaoli Lawrence Dcsouza Matthew Dimond Alexander DjordjevieF Linh Do Daniel Dominguez Casey Donovan Curtis Dowling Arthur Dragon Franklin Dunn Albert Echamcndi Paul Eggert Craig Epstein W’ency Eslrcra Brian Evjc Mark Fabcla Jason Farrell Juniors Darm-Farrcll 63 William Farrell Antony Favctti Brian Fcarnow Clark Fenton Jeffrey Fernandez Stephen Finnegan Joseph Fong Robert Forni Christopher Foss John Garcia Paul Gardclta Brian Garvey Richard Garza Ronald Gerardo Matthew Giannini 64 Juniors Farrcll-Giannini Timoiliy Mealy John Henning Scon Merrman Todd Herson Samuel Ho Ken Yoshimotocrawls to practice after a long day at the Prep. F.nrico Gomez Rogelio Gonzales Jr. Neil Gonzales Charles Grabitzky Paul Gray Michael Green Derk Hagedorn Randolph llaguisan Robert Hand Donald Hansen William Growney Michael Guenza Alfred Guevarra Daniel Guinev Leonard Gumm Juniors Steven llolsworlh I Iason Howard George Hubert John Hurley Michael Huss Ricardo Ibarra-Rivera David Jczukcwicz Frederick Jones James Juanillo Christopher Juc Hani Juha Steven Kacslcr Noah Kahn Christopher Karic Matthew Kearney James Keenan Patrick Kelly Anthony Kim Alfred King Seth Klein Charles Kovats Lawrence Krueger Whitney Kwok limilio I.acayo-Valle Nathan Lane Christopher Lauderdale Megurrin l.cibcrt Renato Lint Leo l.ipi Wesley Liu Welby Lent Nate Merchant and Tim llcaly strike a pose for the camera. Paul Aquino begins work on another poster. 66 Juniors llolsworth-Lcm Mark Ccrvarich speaks to a banana and waits for a re- sponse. Mr. MeGotera shows the chemical properties in shaving cream. William Lynch Gregory Maggioncalda Antony Maldonado Anthony Marcclino Jason Mark Gino Masini Scan McCormack Jairo McCoy David McDill Michael McKcon Scan McVeigh John Mehew Mark Mcrilt Warren Mibach Jose Mijarcs John Miller Darius Miranda David Miranda Matthew Moriarty Robert Moser Simon Muenk John Mullen Robert Muniz III Jordan Murphy Jason Muscat Christopher O'Ballc Edward O'Connell Brian O'Connor Timothy O'Riordan Andrew O'Shea Paul O’bico Juniors Lynch-O'Bico 67 Kduardo Olbcs Manuel Orellana Tim Oriordan John Pabst Michael Paez liugcnc Pagal Stephen Parodi George Patterson Jason Payne Martin Payne Tristan Payumo Andrew Pedrosa Joseph Pelayo David Pendergasi Jason Pett Damon Pierson Fugcnc Polos Jeff Pon Mark Powers Victor Pribyl Vincent Puravet Mark Vennemover and Brad Angeja laugh at Mr. Metiourn's question. What is the chemical equation for Paradychloroben- zenc?” Juniors Olbcs-Puravcl Scoti Quattromani Rizaldy Quilla Roger Ramirez Eduard Randolph Gerard Rcdublado Frederick Rciningcr Kenneth Reyes James Riley Matthew Roberts Patrick Robles Peter labor, enjoys a game of basketball during lunch with a few friends. Miguel Rocha Billy Rodoni Stuart Roes Daniel Saffer Christian Salas Jonathan Salazar Steve Sanchez David Sansot Robert Schenk Erie Schicr Juniors Quattromani-Schicr 69 Helmut Schmidt Derek Schul e David Scolini Marco Sebastiani Matthew Sedik Douglas Sept Alexander Solo Damon Sperber Stephen Stcinman Anthony Stephens Jeffrey Sue Scan Sullivan Juniors 70 Schmidt-Sullivan John Vagcnas Michael Vella Mark Vcnncmcycr Arvin Victa Michael Sweeney Peter Tabor Craig Takeda Billy Tang Charles Taylor Stuart Teng Thomas Vollcrt Anthony Vu Yancey Wade Marc Wall Richard Wall Geoffrey Watson Juniors 71 Sweeney-Watson William Webb Christopher Weinstein Timothy Wheeler Richard White Derek Williams Kevin Williams Michael Willis Collin Wong Dennis Wong Ralan Wong Tony Wong Nicholas Woo Joseph Wraga Hubert Wu Garrett Wynne Sanford Yec Timothy Yick Ken Yoshimoto Terrance Zachcry Jose Zalba David Zclnik Craig Zevas 72 Juniors Webb-Zevas 19 8 7 SOPHOMOREg Brian Adler Frank Amoroso Christopher Anderson P. Christian Andersen Alan Ansclmo Roberto Antonio Jr. Bryan Auyoung Timothy Bagdon Jeffery Baker Amici Balagtas Edward Balocating Darren Barbo a Richard Barlcsi John Barnes Ralph Barsi David Bartels Vahan Basniagian Edward Bass Peter Bautista 74 Sophomores Adler-Bautista Michael Becco John Bell Patrick Bender Erik Bcrncckcr Lawcrencc Berroya Cesar Blcngino Lawrence Bolandcr Jr. Crescent Bonifacio Ray Boone III Clarence Booth George Boudourcs Kevin T. Breslin Stephen Brinck Sophomores Bccco- Brinck 75 Conrad Bcr Brosas Roy Buchmann Daniel Burke Graham Burke Grederick Cabasa Charles Caboncc Jean-Claudc Calcgari James Callejas Marco Campagna Barton Campbell Michael Cann Mark Capitolo trik Carcamo William Casey Liam Cassidy Jess A. Castillo David Chan Dennis Chan Mark Chan Stephen K. Chan David C. Cheng Kyle Chin John Christen Warren Chung Stephen Clark 76 Sophomores Brosas-Clark Joe Cline Andrew Contreras Benedicto Cote Deyan Cross James Crudo Charles Cunningham Roland Dabai Gavin Das George Dean Robert Dclacalzada James DeLeon Thomas DeMartini Paul Dolmagc Heath Michael Dowling Brett Dyer Kirk Edison Vccanc Eldcmir Jeffrey Elliott Matthew Ellis Robert Esmundo David Fambrini Robert Fcrrctli Michael Ferry Jason Fitzpatrick Joseph Flaherty Sophomores Cline-Flaherty 77 Ryan Foronda Jonathon Franco Aaron Frank Maris Fravcl Arthur Frit III Kurt Furnoy Derrick Garber Gavin Gar cc Rudy Gclcntcr Charles Gibbs Miss. Murphy. S.I.’s newest Theology teacher, prays with her class. John Glugoski David Godoy Paul Gome Michael Gorospc David Grieve Thomas Growncy Robert Gumina Juan Gutierrez Robert Gyemant Thomas llargartcn 78 Sophomores Foronda-Hargarten Greg Harris Charles Harrison Matthew Haskell Jonathon Heaton Benjamin Hernandez George Hernandez Simon Higgit Chc-Chucn Ho Peter Ho Nicholas Hofmann A group of sophomores strike a pose during lunch. Jesse Hopkins Mark Hutchings Piero I sola James Jaber Jaime Jimenez Christopher Johansen Bret Johnson Aaron Jones Darren Jue Benjamin Kalin Sophomores Harris-Kalin 79 Matthc� Kamieniccki Maher Kara Eugene Karandi RafH Kardzair Rama Kcllum Michael King Peter Klcinlcin Eugene Krishtul Ronald Kr y anowski Jr. Jason Kwan Simon Kwan Michael Kwong Leon l.angan Chad Law Anthony Lee Mark Lee Craig Lcong Roland Lcong l.cland l.i Robin Lie Erik Liu David Lo Sophomores Kamicniccki-Lo William Lombardini Nolan Louie Norman Lowe Dennis I.uccy Calvin Lui Eugene Luk Brendan Lund David Lurie Kenneth Mackay Keith Madden Scan Madeira Alessandro Madrigal Jason Maestas Wilfredo Mallari Raymond Manion Paolo Maraviglia Alan Maravilla Harold Martin III Paul Mattos Eric Mayo Stefan Mayo Stephen Mazzola Sophomores Lombardini-Mazzola 81 John McCall Michael McGoldrick Thomas MeGuirk Henry McKcn ic Daniel Mcl.cod Joseph McQuillan Stephen Meuris Manuel Micallcr Jr. Arthur Miguel Michael Miller Ricardo Miranda Thomas Mollov Jose Montemayor Christopher Morf Scan Morgan John Mulkcrrins Michael Mulligan Timothy Mullins Francisco Munoz Carlos Murillo Matthew Murphy Michael Murphy Sophomores 82 McCall-Murphy Matthew Murray Alex Muscat Albert Ng Edward Noriega Brett Norman Michael Ofrasio James Osborn Jason Pacheco Johnny Padua John Pasha John Pattugalan Melvin Pedrosa Ricardo Perez William Perreault Charles Phillips Edward Pira Damon Poeter Jeremy Polacci John Poppin Gerard Portacio Matthew Powell Matthew Prator Sophomores Murray-Prator 83 David Prudcnciado Glenn Putyrac Jeffrey Qualtromani Oliver Quilala Jeffrey Ralph Tad Ravazzini Dennis Rccio Richard Renteria Alfonso Rcy Keith Richardson Timothy Rocmcr Michael Romo Kevin Rooney Andrew Roorda Michael Ruanc Robert Rubino Richard Rupp Scan Ruybal John Ryan Joseph Salazar Ma en Salfili Gabriel Sanchez Da� id Godov tries to make heads or tails out of Shakespeare as Jon Heaton watches. 84 Sophomores Prudcnciado-Sanchcz f n 4ik1tk i Anastacio Sandoval John Savant Nikolai Shcbalin Sven Silva Christopher Simenstad Christopher Simpson F.ustinavc Smith Felieisimo Solo III Steven Souza Kenneth Spalasso Bryan Spaulding Jason Spear Michael Stofan David Storn Blaine Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Jeffrey Sun Nathan Tan Scan Tashiro Jesse Teshara Jeffrey Tom John Torrey Sophomores Sandoval-Torrcy 85 Paul Trudell Kevin Tsung lidgar Tulcanaza Alvin Ubaldo Dennis L'nson Damon Valla Jose Vargas Arnaldo Valle Joel Vomaneng line Vennemeyer Francisco Villalla Jacob Wang r, n '1 L t itk ilk r t m 0E1 Two members of the Paul Aquino Fan Club work on a poster. Julian Ware Robert Wheeler Hayden Win Robert Wiseman Andrew Wong Joseph Wong Mark Wong Mark Wong Dennis Woollen Patrick Yim William Zanze Jeremy Ziegler 86 Sophomores Trudell-Zicgler 19 9 0 p RESHMEN Freshmen Class Officers: Jose Tcngco (Secretary), Tom Harlan (Presi- dent). Paul Giusto (Vice-President), and Robert Fife (Sgt. at Arms). SAINT IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATOP 1 rovxsio its� James Aherne Mario Alioio Severino Alpi Jaime Alvarez Lamberto Alvaro Christian Amcri Andre� Ancheta Tom Angclopolos Edison Aniag Zakry Ante Rrvic Aquino Kevin Au Michael Baglin Jeremy Ball James Barcelona Felipe Barructo Christian Barry Arnold Bautista Cameron Baxter Paul Beaudry Freshmen 88 Aherne-Beaudry David Bclluomini Mark Benitez Jason Bert i no Jim Birmingham Brian Blackman James Blackwcldcr Matthew Bloom Michael Bonpin John Bower Anthony Bowles Aaron Boyd Michael Boyle Raymond Bradley Frederick Brandt Matthew Brown Frank Bullcri Paul Burke George Bursiage William Byrne Glenn Cabreras Michael Cardoza William Carey Scan Carney Andrew Carpenter Freshmen Bclluomini-Carpentcr 89 Jcan-Paul Carrcon David Casallas Markus Castillo Aldo Ccocarclli Felipe Cerdan Tony Chaikwang Christopher Chan Patrick Chan Simon Chang Lawrence Chao Scott Chapin Yawar Charlie Jesus Chavez Ignatius Cheung Ryan Chew Alton Ching Steven Chui Ka Chung Christopher Cloutier Kevin Commins Aaron Conroy Kenneth Cordero Daryl Correa Stephen Costalgi Michael Cota Manuel Cote Aldrich David A Hedge David Christopher David Peter Davey F.duardo De La Rosa Chris Debol Wendell Del Mar Arthur Del Mundo Matthews Delaney 90 Freshmen Carrcon-Delaney Alex Di Ricco Francisco Dia . Khang Do Scan Dobic Alan Dowling Michael Doyle Joseph Druckcr Timothy Dunn Francis Dy Robert F.arhart Kyle Flits Al Enrique Ron Enriquez Jose Espino a l.ukc Esterkyn Luis Estrera Jason Fallon Anthony Farrell Rommel Felix Fidel Fernandez Robert Fife Kobic Flowers Scott Foley Darin Fong Geoffrey Fontanilla Bernard Ford Robert Fox Richard Franco Clayton Fritz Kevin Gallagher Christopher George Marc Gerardo Christopher Gill Paul Giusto Freshmen Di Ricco-Giusto 91 Joseph Gonzales Gerard Granadc Scoll Griffin Christian Groh Theodore Grove Arthur Growncy Dennis Cirskovic Kevin Hair Bryan Handles Thomas Harlan Oliver Harrison Mark Haskell Shane Hawkins Joseph Hayden Brooke Hazen Martin Hcarncy Scott Hcplcr William Herbert Carlos Hernandez Alfred Horn Brennan Horn Jeremy Hoover Conn Houlihan Ben Hsieh Frank Hsu Freshmen Gonzalcs-llsu George Ivanov Joji Jacob Robert Jacobs Adam Jennings Rio Jimenez Jr. Didrik Johnk Brian Johnson John Johnson Ryan Johnstone Stephen Kacyra John Kang Paul Katami Joseph Kcawkalaya Steven Keenan Scott Kelly Brendan Kennedy Brian Kennedy Robert Kcnsic Paul Kim Robert Kimball Andrew Kofman Sean Komanny Thomas Kovats Michael Kran kc Alexis Kudemus Freshmen Ivanov-Kudcmus 93 Alexander Kwan Frank Kwong Severino l.alpi Michael l.anticr Carl Larcina Tony Lau Chicn Lee Timothy l.echanc Jan Leja Dmitri l.conoudakis Curtis Leung Patrick Leung Brian Lhec Jonathon l.obo Matthew Lopez-Man ano John l.oughran Darryl Loy-Masterson l-dwardo Ludwick Carlos Luna Alfred Mak Jonathon Mallcn Philip Malouf Jose Manaoat Boaz Marilcs Robert Martino 94 Freshmen Kwan-Martino Robert Masangkay Scott Mayberry Paul Me Cann Gregory Me Carthy Christopher Me Garry Scan Meehan Carlos Merino Alfonso Mitra Peter Moaklcy Joshua Monfredini Lawrence Montemayor James Montgomery William Moore Brian Moore Jose Morales Scan Moriarty Andrew Morris Patrick Mullins Kevin Murphy J.l). Murray Jeremy Muscio Christopher Myhra Dominic Nagar Stephen Navarro Vardcll Nesmith Freshmen Masangkay-Nesmith 95 Timothy Ncvin John Newman Jonathon Newsome Avery Nulph Daniel O'Brien Timothy O'Brien Shane O'Connor Stephen O'Hara Colman O'Leary Raul Ortega John Paat Efren Pacis Jr. Rolando Parada Rakesh Patel Michael Patterson Scan Pedruco Anthony Pcncyra Timothy Perotti Conrad Perreras Matthew Pinclli Alex Plachutin Edward Pollack Jr. Ramon Portugal Randy Pun Matthews Quiric Jason Ragual Miss. Vanskike tunes in her G.B. 96 Freshmen Ncvin-Ragual Where am i? Ian Rcmulaa Matthew Renzi Dennis Reyes Sydney Roberts Leo Rodriguez James Rouscy Robert Rowland Michael Sands Larry Santiago James Schenk Brian Scully William Selva Abner Senircs Eugene Shim Joseph Silva Anthony Sison Jonathon Smith Todd Smith Louis Solidum Michael Song Philip Spiegel Gautam Srivaslava Brenden Sullivan David Sullivan Brian Swanson Jon Tacorda Freshmen Rcmulaa-Tacorda 97 Ik'ldcn Tam Job Tamanaha Arlo Tan Robert Tapia Jose Tcngco Chad Thigpen Barry Tickler Joseph Tinervin Robert Tocchini Allen Tom James Tom Erik Tomasson Anwar Totah Ercdcrick Ubengen Andrew Uchling Jose Ugartc Patrick Uriartc Pablo Uribe Steven Van Dyke Marcial Vargas Rafael Vargas Ramon Vcloso Ivan Veraja Adolfo Veronese Leo Vczzali Freshmen parents listen to Miss. Vanskike. 98 Freshmen Tam-Vczzali - ♦ 4,hi Md Fr. Prielto and Fr. Sauer ask two future freshmen for advise. Joseph Villaluna John Vito Stephen Wasserman Stewart Way Paul Wcndlcr Erie White George Wienholz Trevor Williams Guerin Wolf Darryl Wong Garland Wong Melvin Wong Michael Wong Matthew Woolicver Stephen Wynne Michael Xavier Lawrence Yaghmour Richard Yee Ryan Yee Jeffrey Young Sasha Zachs Joseph Zamagni Jr. Kevin Zeidan Steven Zigomalas Ilya Zlobinsky Freshmen Villaluna-Zlobinsky 99 John Bilbao Scan Carolan George Chavez John Gagan Gary Holloway Robert llulsmann Glenn Kirchcr James l.cgomarsino Daniel Lconclti Maxwell Leung Steven Leva no Jeffrey Maggioncalda Garrett McDonald Shane McManus Emmett Nolan Peter Nurre Stephen O'Keefe Michael Pendergast Lloyd Princeton Richard Reardon Phillip Smith Robert Stone Samuel Tannahill Janar Wasito William West Matthew Wynne Brad Yee Marcus Zchndcr 100 Freshmen Seniors 19 8 7 SPORTQ V ARsiTY Football l'lop Sheldon Marsicn prepares to receive Ihc hand-off from Mall Roberts. iMiddle) The Cats prepare to clash with the opposing team. (Bottom) Ihne Becnel and Ken Debrunner tackle the opposition. Although the S.l. Varsity Cats finished the season with a 7 - 3 record with wins over highly regarded Riordan and N.P.I. Champions Oceana, they did not succeed in making the post- season play-offs. S.l. opened the season with an in- domitable 4 - 0 pre-season record with victories over Balboa. Oceana, SSF, and North Salinas. In the opening game of the 86 W.C.A.L. season, the Cats overwhelmingly defeated long time rival Sacred Heart 35 to 6, completing the first step in S.I.’s quest to recapture the Bruce-Mahoney Trophy. After frustrating losses to Serra and Bellarminc, the Wildcats came back the following week to defeat Mitty. Then, after a loss to St. Francis, S.l. closed out their season by defeating Riordan 6 to 0. win- ning the Doc-Krskine Trophy for the fourth consecu- tive year. 102 Sports Varsity football (Firs row� Hazcn. Roberts. Crispen. Howard, O'Ballc, DcSouza. Morgan, Taylor, O’Connell. (Second row) Aparicio. Pommon. Sanguinetti. Paez, Williams. Donovan. Danielson. Debrunner. (Third row) Webb. Luccy (Stats). D’Amato (Manager). John Baxter (Asst. Coach). Ray Calcagno (Head Coach). Tom Hunter (Asst. Coach). Rocha (Manager), Fr. Murphy (Chaplain), Molfino.(Fourth row) Mibach. DiGiulio. Hishmeh. MeGarry, Manion. Broughton. Anderson. Ahern. (Fifth rowi Payne. Sullivan. O'Riclly. Kisich. Shim. Kooken. Garcia. Perini. Azzolino. (Sixth row) D. Dioli. Becnel. Marsten. Williamson. Dunn. Vollcrt. Wasito, Stretch. F.lliot. M. Dioli. Sports Varsity Football 103 (Top Icfli Brandt lla cn glares at the opposition at the Bcllarminc game. (Top righti Andrew Broughton appears to be floating in air after receiving a pass from Colin Stretch. (Right) Spero llishmch concentrates on the game. (Above) Everett Morgan returns a kick off. Sports 104 Varsity Football (Top) The S I. offense prepares to outsmart the North Salinas Vikings. (Abote) C olin Stretch outruns an Oceana defender, (I.eft) Br. Draper dislikes being hugged by Mark Gagan, the Cat. ___________Sports Varsity Football 105 Sporls 106 Varsity Football ___________Sports Varsity Football 107 J.V. Football JV year is a year of transition: from boys to young men ... from immaturity to responsibility ... from selfish wants to the realization that anything worth having re- quires effort. In that light, the 1986 Junior Varsity has been a very successful group of young men. Despite several injuries throughout the course of the season, we never let down or hung our heads. Early difficulties helped to build character and certain invididuals helped to bring out the maturity in the other players. By the end of the year, we were playing well individually and as a unit. We peaked at mid-season with a tremendous come-back victory over Bcllarminc. the first fictory over the Bells in 16 years on the JV's. This win is even more incredible considering that nine start- ers were sidelined with injuries that day. Our win-loss record was 5 - 4 (3 - 3 in the league) and were two plays from a 5 - 1 league championship. But, through the re- cord and the Bcllarminc game were great accomplishments, they were hardly mea- sures of the success each of us achieved on a personal level. I am very proud to have been associated with these Junk Yard Dogs. Coach Kevin Quattrin (Top)Sean Morgan lakes a quarterback down. (Right) l a� id Godov and Ed Barbcrini excute the Malachi Crunch. 108 Sports J.V. football (First row) Gorospc, Cole, Covey. Godoy, Ware, Elliot, lxong, Toman eng. (Second row) Kahn. Bagdon, Kalin, Jones, Tsung, Anderson. Joel Tomaneng, Chris Anderson. (Third row) Barberini, !;r. Allendcr (Chaplain), John Sicigler (Asst. Coach) Kevin Quanrin (Head Coach). Malt Castagnola (Asst. Coach). Fr. Olivier (Chaplain), Spaulding. (Fourth row) Renteria, Sanchez, McKenzie, Aquino. Aaren Jones, Morgan. Sperber, Growncy. (Fifth row) Meuri . Marlin. Crudo, Ruanc, IbarraRivcra, Gumian, Miranda. Breslin, Foppin. Sports J.V. Football 109 Frosh Football The Frosh Wildcats took the W.C.A.L cham- pionship for the first time in 14 years by de- feating Riordan 28-14. Although they share the number one position with two other schools, the long-awaited victory foreshadows a great team for the upcoming years at S.l. I laving a “ncvcr-say-dic” attitude, the team stunned St. Francis by a last min- ute 2 point conversion catapulting the Cats to a 15- 14 victory. The cooperation and determination among these young Wildcats has pawed the way for S.l. to an exciting three more years. Most Valuable Players were awarded to Brooke Hazen, Kobic Flowers, and Tim Nevin. Tim Dunn was awarded Most Inspirational. Congratulations W.C.A.L. Frosh Football Champions and keep S.l. proud! (Topi Coach Murphy gives words of inspiration to the young Frosh team. (Right) Kerin Gallagher takes command. 110 Sports Frosh Football (Alphabetical order) Bautista. Benitez. Bertino. Bower. Brown, Bursiago. Cardoza. Chavez, Cota. Cote. David. Diaz. Doyle. Dunn. Farrell. Fife. Flowers. Foley. Fontanilla. Fritz. Ciallaghcr. GiuSlO. Groh. Hair. Harlan. Hawkins. Hazen. Hcarncy. Johnson. Kang. Kennedy. Igniter. Leja, McCann. Moore. Murphy. Muscio. Nevin. Newsome. O'Brien. O'Leary. Peroui. Renzi. Roberts, Rodriguez. Selva. Song. Tcngco. Tinervin. Ugarlc. Ubangen. Veraja, White. Young. Zamagni. Sports Frosh Football 111 Cross Country Varsity: (Front) Ho. Wade. Riley. (Back) Mr. J. Yap. Case. Schimdt. Kuchkta. Holian. Malone. Randolph. Klein. Mr. R Graby J.V.: Fung. Lim. O'Shea. Bate. Bello. Dimond. De La Torre. Sports 112 Cross Country Sophs: Wong. Lie. Tom. Maraviglia. MeGuirk, Flaherty, Ralph. Frosh Cross ( ountrs Cats ________Sports Cross Country 113 114 Sports Cross Country (Top) Sclh Klein struggles his way to the finish. (Top right) Sam Moon the verge of becoming airborne. (Middle) “And they're off again! (Above) I think lean. I think I can. Sports Cross Country Varsity Soccer (From l Thors. Sansot. Schultz. Guevara. O'Keefe. Klein. Pedrosa. (Second rowiGcrvais. Anderson, Milikcn, Salas. Mustillc. Holloway. Deal. (Back) Cana pa ry. Keenan. Becnel. Armour. I.eeber. Cassidy. Zevas, Rciningcr. Sports 116 Varsity Soccer (Topi Hey! Where did the ball go? (Middle) Brent Deal evades an oppo- nent’s attack. (Above) Eric Thors docs some fancy foot work out on the field, ll ftl John (iervais sends the ball into orbit. Sports Varsity Soccer 117 Sports 118 Varsity Soccer Spons Varsity Soccer 119 JV Soccer (Front) Demartini. Asturias. Kar air. Burnakcr, Bolandcr, Baxter. (Row 2) Cardoza. Cassidy. Rubino. Anderson. Bangino. Lombardini. Jaber. Mark. (Back) McKcon, Hubert. Mulkcrrins. Dolmag-Health, Osbourne. Valla. Capitolo. Sports 120 J.V. Soccer (Top)Raffi KardzairscndsoncUP. UP. UP and away! .V1iddk) William Lombardini guards the ball from a defender. (Bottomi l wrcncc Bolandcr sends th ball away. Sports J.V. Soccer 121 Frosh Soccer (Rosier) Barructo, Bertino, Boyd. Bradley. Chapin, Fox. Grove. Hair. Hazen, Hcplcr. Kennedy. I.cja. McCann, Murphy. Murray. Nesmith. Newman. Ncswomc. Quire. Thigpen. Tocchini. Toniasson, Zachs. Zamagni. Ab« c) Joe Zemagni takes control of the ball. (Left! Kc in Hair spears the ball. Sports 122 Freshman Soccer (Top) A fcllo� S.l. Wildcat scores against an opponent. (Middle lefll Fe- lipe Barrueto takes it to the limit. (Abotc) Scott Hcplcr kicks the ball to Brendan Kenned) in order to score a goal. 11 .eft) Scott llcplcrand Felipe Bar- uetto clash in an attempt to take control of the ball. Sports Freshman Soccer 123 Varsity B asketb all Varsity Cats Show Dedication Although the Varsity Basketball Wild- cats were stopped early in the W.C.A.L. playoffs by eventual league champions Riordan Crusaders, they fin- ished the season with an impressive win over arch-rival Sacred Heart Irish and a come back win against Mitty. Led by new Head Coach Shel Zatkin. the Cat’s accu- mulated a 6-6 record in league competition and a 4th place finish overall. The team showed true spirit, dedication, and exper- ience throughout the season as seen in two very close and intense losses against Bishop O'Dowd and Riordan. The outstanding in- dividual performances of Peter Walsh, the Dennis Carter award winning play of Steve McFeely, and the pinpoint outside shooting of C huck Kmanuel and Matt Prescott. These men added talent and depth to the squad. Matt Cannon’s sensational passing, and the amazing drives to the hoop of Ju- nior Damon Pierson also attributed to the team’s excellence as a whole. This kind of spirit and dedication, along with the hard- working play by all of the players under Coach Zatkin. proved that the 1987 team was more than worthy of the Saint Ignatius tradition of basketball excellence. Written by Minh-Chau Pham. (Top) Peter! Peter! No! The other basket! THE OTHER BAS- KET! (Right)Mr. Zatkin agonizes after Peter's costly error. 124 Sports Varsity Basketball From: Damon Pierson. Tom Vollcrt. Len Gumm. Coleman Conroy. A1 Echamcndi. Lance Bclluomini, Back: Mike Thomas (Asst. Coach), Morgan Dioli, Peter Walsh. Steve MeFeely. Ron l iroe. Matt Cannon. Chuck Emanuel. Matt Prescott. David Dioli. Rich Reardon (Manager). Shcl Zatkin (Head Coach). Sports Varsity Basketball 125 (Top left) Pete Walsh jumps over a Riordan defender to gain two for the Cats. (Abo o)Stc� c McFeolv passes to an open player. (Top right i Walsh accepts a pass. (Righti Ron Fiore meets the basket for two points. Sports 126 Varsity Basketball (Top left� Chuck Fmanuel prepares to pass. Middlci Pierson shoots again. (I.efti Fr. Prietto enjoys the game with two friends (Top right� Pierson again. (Abotc) Walsh searches for an open Cat. Sports Varsity Basketball 127 (Top left I Stc� e Me Feel y shoots a twenty footer to gain two for the Cats. (Abou-1 Damon Pierson towers over a Crusader to make the shot. (Top right) Malt Prescott screeches to a halt as he prepares to pass the ball. iRight) Matt Cannon waits to receive the ball from Chuck Knimanuel. Sports 128 Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Ricardo Perez. John Pallugulan. Tim Bagdon, Heath White. Ray Manion. Mike King, Jim Crudo. Bill Zanze. Steve Meuris. Ron Krzyanowski. Bryan Blake. John Glugowski. Mike Thomas (Coach) Sports 130 J.V. Basketball (Top left i Steve Metiris is stopped by a tough St. Francis Defense. (Left) John Glugowski races a Lancer to the basket. (Topi Meuris prepares to pass. (Above) King struggles toward the basket. __________Sports J.V. Basketball 131 Frosh Basketb all Scott Griffin. David Bclluomini, Joe Druckcr. Tom Harlan. Kyle Ellis. Oliver Harrison. John John- son. Jason Kallon. Tim l.cchanc. Paul Burke. Adolpho Veronese. Mr. Dullca (Coach). I.ukc Esterkin. (Top lefn Kyle Kills passes through a hole in the St Francis defense. (Middle left� Kilts dribbles upcourt. (Top right) Belluo- mini shoots over two Serra defenders. (Above) Harrison delivers for the Cats. Sports 132 I tosh Basketball Joe Hcarney.SteveCostagli. Eric White. John Bower. Tim Dunn. Rob Fife. Sean Moriarty, Mr. Malt Barmorc (Coach). Tim Nevin, Fred Ubungen. Scan Pedruco. Kevin Gallagher. Rafael Vargas. Chris MeGarry. (Top left) Tint Nevin gains another two for the Cats. | Left I Scan Pedruco shoots as Tim Dunn watches, iMiddle right i Kevin Gallagher out-smarts a St. Francis Lancer. (Above) Gallagher stoops down low to penetrate the Lancer defense. ___________Sports Frosh Basketball 133 Tennis Mark Baudlcr. Ted Buckley (Co-Captains). Mr Patterson (Coach). Tony Lee. Jose Bibat. Marc Bcisel, Ming Pham. Bill Tang, EricSchier, Jim Fucntabclla. Mike Perry, Neil Correra, Joe Gonzales. Jon Heaton. Collin Wong. Ed Asturias. Doug Sept. (Missing) Kevin Williams. Jonas Satuito. George Hernandez. Scan Skelton. 134- Tennis Mark Baudlcr returns the ball with power. Ted Buckley con- centrates on the ball. Issa Michael watches the ball as it flics over the net. over the fence, and into the parking lot. lid Asturias and Joe Gonzales concentrate on the game. Sports 135 Tennis Golf Mr. Druckcr. Paul Gray. Rob Hand. Byron Lim. Tim Rocmcr, Pat Quinn. Adam Covey, Mark Wong, F.d Pira. Scott Perryman. Joe Raggio. Matt Prescott. Pete Anderson. Tim O'Reardon, Steve Davalos. Brian O'Connor. Rich Barlessi. Charles Grabitzky. Fr. Dodd. 136 Sports Golf Spons 137 Golf Swimming Didrik Johnek. Adam Jennings. Scan Morriarly. Dave Bartels, Tom Marian. Chris MeGarry. Rob Fox. John Vito. Renalto Lim. Glenn Cabreras. Jeremy Ball. John Conway. Colman O'Leary. George Boudourcs. Frie Mayo. Fat Growncy. Mr. MeGarry (Coach). Fr. Harris (Coach). Chris Karic. Reggie Cauilan. Tim Luccy.Chicn Lee. Bret Johnson. Max Robertson. Mike De Martini. Dennis Luccy. Edwin Castillo. Bill Growncy. Greg McCarthy. Emmanuel Briand. The S.l. Swim Team is headed to their fourth consecutive North Peninsula League Championship during the I9S7 season. The Wildcats already hold 7 Varsity League records. Four of these were won by three-time Captain and MVP Victor Wales in the 200 Free (1:49.I3). 50 Free (21.54). 500 Free (4:58.19). and the 100 Breastroke (1:00.29). In addition, the 400 Free relay Team of Wales. Ed Castillo. Bill Lewis, and Junior Bill Growncy hold the NPL record of 3:28.84 In addition to Wales. Castillo, and Lewis, the Team will also lose Emmanuel Briand. Tim Luccy. and Mike DeMartini at gradu- ation time this year. But the junior contingent led by Bill Grow - ncy. Chris Karic. and John Conway and the sophomores headed by Bret Johnson. Dave Bartels, and Marco Campagna will pro- vide our leadership for the teams in future years. We have out- standing new force of freshman swimmers including Adam Jen- nings. Greg McCarthy. Rob Fox. Tom Harlan, and Glenn Ca- breros who promise us continued hope for success. With 40 students turned out for this year's team, most of w hom are under- classmen. Coaches l;r. Harris, S..I. and Mr. MeGarry look for- ward to the formation of a new sports dynasty at St. Ignatius. 138 Sports Swimming (Opposite page) Captain Vic Wales exchange war stories with Bob Atkins. Director for Hamilton Pool, where many of the S.l. swimmers practice. (This Page-top left) The end is in sight. (Middle) I pray that I can finish this race! (Bottom) Go for the gold. (Top) Tim Luccy. Mike De- Martini and Rob Fox compare times between races. (Above) Jeremy Ball consults with Mr. MeGarry during the workout. Sports j qq Swimming Crew Finnic� Nolan. Fric Choy, Scan Roybal, Bryce Chastain, Tim Conley. Cad Law. Rudy Galcnicr. Doug Hagan. Pat Gamp. John Ryan. Matt Wynn. Pat Sullivan, Gene Karandy. Glenn Chan. Brian Fear now, Glenn Putgrac. Kurt Kurnev. Malt Powell. John Lobo. Chris Gill. Brian Johnson. Scan Carney, Ted Pollock, John Barcellona. Andrew Uchling. 140 Sports Crew (Top left) Matt Powell and Kurt Kurncy concentrate on their rowing as Brian I'carnow stares at his car. (Middle) Emmett Nolan Keeps the rowers in sync. Pat Sullivan’s face says it all. (Above) Pat Gamp is a picture of concen- tration. Sports 141 Crew Wrestling JelT Baker Dave Lehew Andrew Wong Paul Bagncschi Wesley Liu Edwin Bermudez Jay Manaoat Spero “THE SHIEK Joe Bernabe Boaz Marilcs Hishmeh Jason Bollinger Larry Montemayor Joseph Wong Eric Careamo Charles Morton Ferris Yamini Thomas Caruso John Padua Korrin Tsung Cerdan Felipe Conrad Perreras Jesse Chavez Edison Aniag Patrick Robles Jeff Young Paul Fggcrl Richard Rupp Carlos Luna Fidel Fernandez David Salgado Pete Glikshtern Alex Soto Don Nansen Bill Storti Marc Kaufman Brian Swanson Kama Kcllum Steven Wasserman Sports 142 Wrestling Sports Wrestling Spons 144 Wrestling 19 8 7 ACTIVITIE § Fr. Sauer'sTXC (Alphabeticalorder)C. Arnold. I). Becnel, A. Broughton. B Deal. J. Dasalla. K. F.lliott. J.Gcrvais. D. Hchman. M. Johnson. J. Maggioncalda.S. Marsten. M. McDonnell. I . O'Keefe. S. O'Neill. D. Pomnton. R. Reardon. F. Rcichardt. C. Stretch. S. Tannahill, R. Valentine. K. Williamson. Me G arrWCLC (Alphabeticalorder) J. Au.S.Capurro. A.Colcty. R. Cruz. A. Liremian. A. Kildani, Y. Kim. A. Larrouilh, E. Martv. Mr. MeGarry (Moderator), B. Petrini, F. Sanchez. W. Tsc. 146 Activities Fr. Sauer's MeGarry's Cl.C Arr Gang CLC (Alphabetical order) K. Abad. B. Angeja. R. Arriaga (Moderator), K. Bryon. D. Casa I las. P. Cassa nego, P. DcPaoli, T. Farrell, J. Gal ten. C. Hernandez. R. Johnstone. G. Masini. N. Merchant. J. Pcttc. M. Prator, M. Sebastiani, Mr. M. Shaughnessy (Moderator). M. Vargas. M. Vella. M. Vcnncmcycr. J. Wasito, T. Wong. VIP CLC (Alphabetical order) J. Barcelona. P. Chan, T. Farrell. G. Fontanilla. A. Mak, P. Malouf. A. Totah. Ms. Vanskike (Moderator). A. Vchling. R. Yce. Activities ArrGang V.I.P. s CLC 147 MUM CLC (Alphabetical order)C. Anderson. R. Antonio. A. Burchard. P. Isola. M. Lee. J. Madeira. Mrs. M. McCarty (Moderator). R. Pelayo. B. Pcrrault. D. Rccio. Mrs. L. Rosa- Stagi (Moderator). Mr. Ci. VanRijn (Moderator). J. Wang, I). Woollen, M. Xavier. French Club CLC (Alphabetical order) A. Balagtas. M. Bcccoc. S. Clark. O. Langan. C. Louie. Mrs. A. Medina (Moderator), (i. Pascs, .1. Portacio. M Prator. R. Quilala. J. Sla ar. M. To- zar. J. Vargas. Activities 148 MGM-lrench Club CLC SOTLEO CLC Members: Kevin Cummins. Matthew Delaney. Issa Michael, Kevin Mihata. Anthony Narag. Michael Paez. Fugcnc Pagal, and Fr. Sotelo (Moderator). PSO CLC Members: Sam Dabai. Spero llishmch, James Jaber, Issa Michael (President). Maher Salfiti. Mazen Salfiti. Anwar Total). Paul Totah (Moderator), and Faris Yamini. CLC Sotelo • PSO 149 Surf Club Vince Vigil. Fr. Sauer (Moderator). Chris Brandi (President. Founder). James Ragual. Tom Caruso. Cycling Team CJ David. Chris George. Gavin Gar ec. Steve Parodi. Jose Vargas. Blaine Sullivan. Brian Garccy. Activities 150 Surf-Cycling ATAS (Kneeling) Gus Martinez (President), Reggie Cuilan (Vice-President). (Second Row) Rolando Parada. Rafael Vargas. Raul Orlcga. Rick Alva. Jose Mercado. Manuel Orellana. Gabriel Sanchez. TachoSandoval, Edgar Tulcana a, Noah Khan. Jaime Alvarcs. (Back row) Dave Salgado. P.ddic Aparicio. l.uis Aquino. Steve Sanchez. John Garcia. Alex Soto. Pat Robles. Mike Paez. Chess Club Johnny Yick (President). Jackson Chin (Vice-President). Brett Dyer Kevin Mackay, Alfred Horn. Ryun Ycc. Avery Nulph. Activities ALAS- Chess 151 ASC (Front )Tsc, Gucvarra, Estcvcs. Mercado. Vallcro. Primicias.lRow 2) Barrios. Wu. R. Abad (co-president). Battad. E. Madrid (co-prcsidcnt). Pham. Leung. Gonzalez. Solanoy. Maria A.. Pangan. Dclucchi. Ching. (Row 3) Ayon. Juanillo. I.aquindanum, Estrera. Narag. Rcdublado, Enriquez. Kowk. Rico J. Puno. Hernandez. Cabatic. Pagal. Tiongson. Dragon. (Row 4| Celeinin. Chin. Quilala. Marcos. Louie, Albano. (Front) Padua. Soto. Ubaldo. Prudenciado. (Row 2) Barnes. Do. Ofrasio. Chaikwan. Pan. Villaluna. Ragual. Wong. Kudemus. DeLeon, Chung. (Row 3) Lai. Fu. Manchu. Tacorda. White. Wiio. Chu. DcIMundo. Leung. (Row 4) Del Mar. Jacob. Au.Tcngco. Yon. David. Novaks. Portugal. David. Cabonce. Aquino. (Row 5) Enriquez. Perreras. Activities 152 ASC Irish Club BSU (Front) O'Reilly. M. Sullivan (president), Becnel. Marsten. (Row 2) Wall. Lucey, Williamson, F.lliot. (Back) Aherne. Dowling. O'Conncl. Wocrncr. Donovan. Payne. Anderson. Payne. O'Connor. Gervais. O'Sullivan, Malone. Williams. Conte. Cooper. O'Neil. Kisich. Danielson. MacGcc. Conway. (Front) Roberts, Ellis. Aliotto. Jones. Flowers. Harrison, Newsome. (Back) Williams, Manion. Kclhum. Alva. Salas, T. Zachcry (vice- president). D. Pierson (organizational chairman). Dclucci. McCoy. K. Morton (president) Jones. K Richardson (treasurer), Sperber. Ware. Booth. Tiongson, Cabatic. Madrid. Johnson. Morgan. Activities Irish Club BSU 153 Winter Pops Jazz Band Orchestra 154 Activities Winter Pops (Clockwise) Oosh. I hope I don’t run out of breath this time!” The trombone section prepares to blow the house down. Piero Dapaoli takes the lead of the Jazz Band. Tim Regan. Piero Dapaoli. and Francis Kong make up the heart of the clarinet section. Activities Winter Pops 155 156 Activities Winter Pops Cheerleaders Greg Milano. Glenn Kirchcr. Tom Caruso. Rich White. Martin Anderson, James Juanillo. Tom MeGuirk. Dave Godoy. Jim Osborn. Cat: Pat Gamp. Not present: Alex Cobb. Greg Milano and Glenn Kirchcr lead a cheer at an SI football game. Activities Cheerleaders 157 Pep Band i From chc top) Job Tamahana. Steve Van Dyke. Scan Carson. Paul Beaudry. Nick Gutierrez, Raymond Mar. Scan Tashiro. Robert Esmundo. Jason Pelt. Gavin Gar cc. Timothy Regan. Piero DePaoli. Marcus Bciscl, Tom Demartini. Mr. Sablinski. John Johnson. Andy Aneheta, Michael McKcon. Martin Johnson. Brendan Kcnneally. Charles Louie. Michael Patterson. Steve Clark Activities 158 Pep Band Block Club (Fronti Brent Dcal.Shcl Marstcn. Kevin Williamson. (Second row) Mike OR icily, Pete Kisich. Rob O'Sullivan. Steve Borzoni. Rich Reardon. Dan Pommon. Jim Ragaul, Chuck Emmanuel. Pete O'Keefe. Erie Thors. Derek Schulze. Seth Kline. Vic Artiga. (Third row i Joe Wraga. Brian O’Connor. Ed Aparicio. Mike Digiulio, Colin Stretch. Chris Arnold. Andrew Broughton. Fred Molflno. Mark Mybonc. Steve Millikcn, Louie Sanguinctli. Ed Castillo. Bill Growncy. (Fourth rowlScan Carolan. Janar Wasito. Andrew Perini. Tom Vollcrt. Tint Luocy. Dave Becnel. Dave Tognotti. Brian llolian. Pete Walsh. Greg Milano. Dave Danielson. Jon Gervais, Steve Me Fecly, Mr. Vergara (Moderator) Activities Block Club 159 Student Council (Top photo) Mibach. Milano. Reardon. Baudler. Angeja. Malone. Wasserman. Sullivan. Merchant. Broughton. Dasalla. Maggioncalda. Abad. (Below) Mackey. Wasito. Bcisel. l.ago- marsino. Becnel. Morton. Martinez. Caruso. Madrid. Harlan. Forni. (Abo� c)Student Council members decide to cool Jeff Maggioncalda. (I.cfh John Rocco misses the boat. 160 Activities Student Council Ski Club (Roster) L. Beeson. L. Campagna. M. Cordoza. M. Carney. F.. Chang. L. Chao. J. Christian. G. Darm, R. Farhartc. S. Finnegan. A. Frank. J. Gagan. M. Gagan.S. Hcplcr. W. Herbert. J. Howard. S. Keenan. A. Kim. A. Larrouilh. D. I.ay-Mastcrson, C. l.arcina. R. Lim.P. Malouf.S. O'Connor.S. O'Hara. F.Olbcs, J. Osborn. J. Payne. L. Princeton.S. Quaitrani.C. Ralph. B.Scully.C.Thigpen. D. Valla. M. Vella. S. W'asscrman. D. Williams. K Yoshimoto. M. Zchndcr. S. Zigomalas. Stage Crew (Members) F. Sanche . R. Cruz. I). Smith. P. Cassanego. J. Smith. K. Harper. B. Bclding. T. Firpo. E. Randolf.C. Bornman. P. Bender. M.Ccrvarich. L. Campagna. G. Camarra. J. Pabst, P.Shickowitz.C. Harrison. II.Schmidt. E. Marty. J. Fallon. K. Chin. J. Ziglcr. Activities Ski Club-Stage Crew 161 Cyrano (Top) Nate Merchant battles Carlos Bello, in the fight of the 100 men. (AboK'i Cyrano convinces Rob Forni that he is indeed from the moon. (Middle) Kate Detine councils Roxanne as the guards tend to Cyrano’s victim. (Right) The Gasgon Guards harass Christian, a new member of the regiment. Fall Play 162 Cyrano (Top) Jeff Maggioncalda and Jordan Murphy discuss Pari- sian High Society. (Above) Cyrano prevents mutiny by his rhetoric and persuasion, ll.cftl Bill Growney amuses Cyrano's Jordan Murphy and Jeff Magioncalda as he de- scribes Cyrano’s atrocious nose. Fall Play Cyrano 163 (Top left| Stage crew members Brian Bidding. T.J. Firpo, .m«l Ed Randolph discuss T.J.'s newest state-of-the-art lighting implement. I Left� Despairing Bill (irownev shows. Cy ran� and Jordan Murphy the warning note. iTop) C rano recalls childhood memories of the lime he spent w ith Roxanne. Susan Mohun. (Aboiel Christian. Jeff Magioncalda, ga cs at Roxanne's stunning beauty . Fall Play 164 Cyrano (Top IcftiC'srano fends off the last of the 100 men. Jean C laude C alefieri. (I .eft (The Monk consoles Roxanne as she feigns despair over her marriage with Christian. (Top rifihti Rob Forni delivers the latest battle orders to the C asgonGaurds. AbotciC rano enthusiastical- ly recounts to the Gasgon the story of his duel with IOO men. Fall Play Cyrano 165 MTW (Topi I)a id Cohen accepts a drink from Natasha in the scene All About live. (Top l.efti Kathleen Periconc. Brian K� je, and Mi- chelle Lucero dance Singing in the Rain (Above) Paolo Mara- viglia plays The Brain' in the Breakfast Club.” (Left) The T- birdsand Pink Ladies (Clockwise) Barbara Matias. Jorden Mur- phy, Brian Kviah. Theresa Tomcat. Jessica Perez, and Fedel Sanchez strike a pose at the opening of Grease. I Activities 166 MTW (Top I .eft l The cheerleaders; Karen Kelly, Gina Tratalia. Michelle Lucero. Jeff Mig- gioncalda. Brad Angeja. Roger Gonzales form the human pyramid in Grease.'' (Top righl) Nick Gutierrez speaks while Jun Dasalla lights up in “Casablanca. a musical written by Scan and Mike Carson, i Left I Jun DaSalla as 'Bender' in 'The Breakfast Club. (Aboie) Fedd Sanchez and Jessica Perez, a couple in “Singing in the Rain. Activities MTW 1 67 C3F SoPHOMORE bENIOR Activities 1 68 C.S.F. Juniors Juniors B. Angcja E. Asturias D. Balon D. Baxter J. Bibat J. Borcich C. Bornmann K. Bryan P. Cassanego J. Cassidy H. Chang S. Chiu J. Chung R. Clark N. Correa N. Dagostino P. Depaoli C. Dowling C. Dunn F. chamcndi W. Farrell C. Fenton J. Fernandez S. Finnegan J. Fong R. Forni C. Foss A. Fung J. Galtcn G. Gamarra J. Garcia R. Gerardo E. Gomez R. Gonzales P. Gray M. Green M. Guenza J. Henning S. Ho G. Hubert C. Juc P. Kelly A. Kim S. Klein W. Lam N. Lane C. Lauderdale R. Lim W. Lynch G. Maggioncalda A. Maldonado G. Masini M. Merrit D. Miranda J. Mullen J. Murphy C. Oballc P. Obico E. Olbcs T. Oriordan E. Pagal S. Parodi J. Payne M. Payne R. Pelayo D. Pendergast E. Randolph G. Rcdublado J. Riley B. Rodoni J. Salazar M. Sebastiani T. Shim D. Smith C. Song J. Sue S. Sullivan M. Sweeney P. Tabor C. Takeda B. Tang S. Teng H. Tomaneng G. Torre M. Vella M. Vennemyer T. Vollcrt M. Wall R. Wall C. Weinstein D. Williams M. Willis Sophomores B. Adler M. Ferry R. Perez A. Ansclmo J. Flaherty D. Poeter A. Balagtas T. Fravcl M. Powell D. Barboza K. Glugoski G. Sanchez R. Barlcsi B. Hernandea A. Sandoval E. Bass P. (sola J. Savant P. Baustista J. Jaber S. Souza L. Berroya D. Juc K. Spa lasso J. Birkcland M. King B. Spaulding R. Buchmann P. Kleintcin M. Stofan D. Burke L. Li D. Storn J. Calcgari R. Lie P. Sullivan M. Campagna D. Lo S. Tashiro M. Chan W. Lombardini J. Teshara S. Chan N. Louie J. Torrey K. Chin C. Lui D. Unson J. Christen E. Luk F. Villalta S. Clark B. Lund J. Ware B. Cote K. Mackay J. Wong D. Cross P. Maraviglia G. Das A. Miguel T. Demartini M. Miller B. Dyer J. Pattugalan Seniors R. Abad C. Louie R- Singer E. Aparicio T. Luccy P. Smith M. Ayon K. Mackay R. Storn M. Bauldcr J. Maggioncalda M. Tai C. Beaudry R. Mar P. Tina G. Bclonogoff E. Marty A. Tiongson A. Brick G. Me Donald C. Tokusato S. Carson S. Me Fccly J. Toton R. Chan F. Mercado B. Tsc V. Chang N. Merchant R. Vallcro asito A. Colcty M. Merit! J. Wong R. Dasilva 1. Michael M. Wong L. Espinoza K. Mihata M. Wynne D. Felizatto G. Milano F. Yamini A. Dclcampo S. Milliken R. Yoshimoto T. Firpo A. Mustille M. Zchndcr J. Fisher A. Narag J. Fucntcbclla A. Ordonio K. Harper R. O'Sullivan A. Kildani M. Pham G. Kirchcr M. Prator M. Kuchta L. Sanguinetti S. Larrouilh J. Satuito Activities C.S.F. 1 69 Food Drive CIk frjint Ijr.Jttu� Cbrtftiaa Xifr Ceanualtv Lord, when did we see you hungry....? ft® ft @ Jlknbjy. ©«catwr I CuctfJV- December 2 U'cJncrtJf. 5 ciiursOJi'- December -4 Octcmbcr 5 tfanncb vegetable tfjnncb fruit scuy %Srcoufji?t (trcJi.- ncc. nMdle «fanned meats DcSsCrti (Top Icfn Randell Vallero breaks early for lunch. (Top right) All (he C.t..C's working together! (Abcoel The C.L.C. food drive goes to the press. (Middle and right) The S.l. Community helping others in need. 170 Activities rood Drive Service Club Seniors Roland Abad Mark Baudlcr Greg Bclonogoff lid Castillo Adrian Fernandez del Campo Doug Hagan Sophomores Tim Lucey Jcan-Claudc Calcgari Jeff Maggioncalda Jim Osborn Greg Milano John Paul Savant Steve Milliken David Storn Minh-Chau Pham Ron Storn Pat Sullivan Janar Wasito (President) Marcus Zchndcr (Vice President) Juniors Brad Angela Pat Kelly lid Asturias Seth Klein Nick D'Agostino Greg Robert Forni Maggioncalda Jeremy Galtcn Mark Meritt Mike Guenza Jim Riley Brandt Hazen Marco Sebastiani Scott Herrman Chris Weinstein George Hubert Mike Willis Activities Service Club 71 Big Brothers Roland Abad. Chris Arnold. Fid Asturias. Mark Baudlcr. Chris Beaudry, Steve Borzoni. Todd Burns. Tom Caruso. Fid Castillo, Jackson Chin. Alex Cobb. Ben Cossen. Jun DaSalla, Adrian Fernandez. Steve 1‘inncgan, Robert Forni. Mark Gagan. Pat Gamp. Lenny Gunim, Doug Hagan, Gary Holloway. Brendan Kcnncally. FI milio lacyo- Valle. Dave Lehew, Maxwell Leung. Jim Luccy. Paul Mackey, Jeff Maggioncalda. Greg Maggioncalda. Mark Malone. Antony Marcos. Garrett McDonald. Mike McDonnell. Steve McFccley.Grcg Milano. Steve Milliken.Tcd O’Connell. PetcO'Kccfc. Scan O’Neill, Rob O'Sullivan. Mason Padilla.Scott Quouromani, Jim Ragual, Rich Reardon. I'cdcl Sanchez. Derek Schulze. Ron Storn. Dave Tognotti. Mark Tozer. Victor Wales. Marc Wall. Mike Willis. Matt Wynne. Marcus Zchndcr. 172 Activities Big Brothers Science Club Dennis Chan. Patrick Chan. Dominic Chang. Vincent Chang. Joe Fong. Charles Grabit ky-President, Alfred Mom. I.eland Li • Vice- President. David Lo • Secretary. Ted Shim. Charles Song. Mike Vella. Mr. Draper - Moderator. Mr. Parker - Moderator. SCI-FI Fantasy Chri Bornmnan. Ray Boone. Steven Chui. Darin. Alex Dirico. Alfred Mom. Robert Martino. Brendan McAuliffe. Pat Mullins. Arthur del Mundo. Chris Myhra. Albert Ng. Joe Salazar - Game Master. Jonathan Salazar. Abner Sineris. Stuart Teng. Mark Vcnncmcycr. Tony Wong. Wilson Wong. ___________Activities Sci-Fi-Scicncc Club 173 Dance Committee (Members) Paul Mackey. Greg Milano, Spero Hishmeh. Omar Nielson. Patrick Gamp. Spirit Club (Members) I). Hagan. T. Caruso (Co-Chairman). A. Broughton (Co-Chairman). P. Kisich. M. Malone. J. Ragual. Dave Tognotti. G. Milano. It. Morgan. N. I.anc. (Bottom) T. l.uccy. M. Wall. J. Mark. C. Brandy. T. McGirk. Activities 174 Dance-Spirit KOSI (Top) P. Shikowiiz. A.J. Ayers. S. Lawhon. S. Tannahill. C. Ralph. (The Resti Dave Coats, G. Lynch. D. Pendergast. P. Aquino, J. Pabst. Dave Coats II. C. Epstein. J. Muscat, B. Lini, M. Pendergast, G. Milano. R. Reardon (Mascot). M. Scully. (Where's“Super I). Wasserman?).(Abbey Roatli Paul. Chris. Mike, and Scan pose for the original Abbey Road cover. Activities KOSI 175 Liturgy Activities 176 l.ilurgy (Roster) E. Aparicio. C. Arnold. V. Artiga. M. Baudlcr. C. Beaudry, D. Becnel. M. Bciscl. R. Cru . R. Dasalla. K. Elliott. R. Fiore, M. Gagan. J. Gervais, N. Gutierrez. I). Hagan. M. Johnson. B. Kcnncally. S. Lawhon. J. Maggion- cladu. M. Malone. J. Marquez. M. McDonnell. S McManus. N. Merchant G. Milano. E. Nolan, P. O'Keefe. R O’Sullivan. C. Ralph. T. Regan. F. Sanchez. L. Sanguinetti. P. Shikowitz. C. Stretch, J. Wasilo. D. Wasserman. K. Williamson. (Left) The future S.I. Clergy. (Top) The new Van llalcns. missing: Louie Sanguincui (Left) Mr. Lorentz leads Ihc group in a chorus of Row Row Row Your Boat. (Above) The Liturgy group listens attentively during the Homily. 178 Activities Liturgy Y oung Republicans Man Mcritl (President). Vic Artiga. Chris Foss. Mark Mcriu, John Mclicw. Dave Wasserman. Pete Gliksicrn. Mr. Patterson (Moderator) Peace Social Justice James Juanillo. Omar Nielson. Enrico Gomez. Ming-Chau Pham. Adam Burchard. Kenneth Harper. Brian Garccy. Eric Marty. Mr. Shaugh- ncssy (Moderator). Activities Young Rcpublicans-Pcacc 179 Rally Top Left: The Nick Sablinsky Blues Band warms up. Top Right: Mr. Baumann makes it look easy. Above Ixft: Jeff Maggioncalda refuses a kiss from Garrett McDonald. Opposite Page- l op Left: Mike Shaughnessv wins a bet. lop Right: S.I.’s Wildcat on the loose I .eft: Phil Smith models his new hair style. Right: Blowing up the Bell. Activities 180 Rally Activities Rally 181 Editorial Staff: Rich Reardon, Greg Milano. Dave Washerman. Chris Ralph. Matt Scully. Byron Lim. Members: Ervic Aquino. Matt Clark. Pete Bautista. Dennis Wooten. Francis Kong. Alex Kwan, Matt Ayon. Bob Petrini. William Lee. I.ambcrto Alvaro. Edgar Tulcana a. David lambrini. Johnny Yick. Paul Aquino. Wendell DcIMar. Jun Data I la. Bill Wocrncr. Craig Zevas. Pat Sullivan. I cdcl Sanchez. Mike Pendergast. Dave Pendergast. Bob Kcnsic. Francis Kong. Marko Tulcanza. Eugene F. Lynch. Raul Ortega. Missing: Norman Dy. Mike Guenza. Moderator. Mr. Paul Totah. 182 Activities Inside S.l. NMM- Wrt W v, v r i WWl 3 - «' 3 ■''( � Activities Inside SI 183 Art Pub flop, right lo left) Unson. Yim. Isola, Ragual. Montemayor. Farrell. Lawhon. Juanillo. Pendergast. Zchndcr, Pendergast, Leung. Portacio.(Alxne) Aquino. Rocco. Rocha. Quilla. Brick. Not Pictured: Wolf. Morales, Tom. Sanchez. Meehan Micallcr. Haskell. Handles, Kcnsic. I'oord. Moaklcv, Remulla. Pattugalan. McDill. Pacheco. Wong. Chavc , Jiminez, Kong. O'Connor. (Ixft) Here Art and Pub Chairman. John Rocco. tries to combine his yoga technique with the artistic surroundings. (Abotc) This poster shows one way of beating the Lancers. 184 Activities Art and Pub (Top left) Art and Pub members find themselves in a flash situation. (Top right) Art and Pub members work on posters for an up-coming game. (Right) The Art and Pub MASCOT. Activities Art and Pub 185 Speech and Debate 186 Activities Speech and Debate Charles Song Jose Vargas Marko Tulcanaza Tim l.uccy Steve Parodi Marco Sebastiani Pal Sullivan Ramon Vcloso Peter Tabor Dave Bartels Simon Chiu Andrew Wong Daren Barbarbosa Christopher (Jill Andrew Wong Andrew Uchlius Goutam Sirvastava Hansel Tomaneng Activities Speech and Debate 187 Ignatian Maxwell S. Leung {Assistant Editor,) Future rock star, neuro- brain surgeon, advisor to Ronald Reagan, hyperdimensional phycisist, and all around nice guy. Plans to major in Applied Mathematics, Business Admin., Political Science, Microsurgery, and Plumbing. Thanx Mom, Dad, GOD. Remember, Mork from Ork says: “Nanu! Nanu!” Dan I .conet t i (Photography Edi- tor) Future Kinderfoto photog- rapher, French chef, used Mus- tang salesman, auto mechanic, scuba diver, and all around lady killer. Plans to attend college majoring in Business Adminis- tration and Hotel Management. As Dan would say, “ Viva La Dif- ference! Viva La V-8!” George Chavez (Copy Editor of IGNATIAN) Mr. “Thick’n Spicy’ himself. World’s No. I Toys’R Us Kid. Plans to major in Business Administration and someday hopes to open a small BBQ restaurant. “I would like to thank my mom and dad for all their love and patience, and all my friends (expedally Billy, Jimmy, Johnny B., Johnny R., Danny, Maxi, Nathane). U guys R crazy!” Steve Levano (Layout Editor) Given the opportunity I must thank my mother and father for all their support when I needed it the most. A special thanx to all my friends. I know I can be diffi- cult sometimes, thanx for being so patient. As a final word, I'd like to say that my time at S.I. has been the best four years of my life. John Rocco {Caption Editor of IGNATIAN). Future plans: gra- duate, go to college, and retire in the Bahamas. I’d like to take this (serious) opportunity to thank my Mom Dad for their support and love. I would also like to thank S.I.-not the build- ing. I’m honored to be a part of the class of '87. Remember: “You can’t turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again.” - Bonnie Prudden. Nathan Lane (Darkroom Editor, Coordinator, Specialist, or whatever!) Plans to be a Senior at S.I. next year. “It’s been great being a Junior among Seniors- now it’s my turn!” I leave my thanks till next year, except to Billy W., Jimmy L., Johnny B., Johnny R., Danny L., Maxi L, Georgie C.) ‘‘Live Long and Prosper! ” (Th anx G ene Rod den - berry.) Layout Crew (Row 1) Raymond Pclayo, Chc-Chucn Ho. (Row 2) Mark Malone. Maucus Zchndcr, Jimes Ao. Jiin l.agomarisino(Editor-in-chief). Maxwell S. Leung (Assistant Lditori. Johnny Yick, l.uis Espinoza. Minh-Chau Pham. (Back) Marcus Wong. Curtis Leung, Kevin Nihata. George Chavez. Missing: Jim Fucntabclla. Paul Aquino. Michael Willis. Ric Cruz. Steve Levant) (layout Editor), and Big John Rocco. Bili� ' i The IGNATIAN Staff wishes to thank the staff at Dean's Deli for keeping us alive during dead- lines. Dotis Giannini PHONE 664-1516 3901 NORIEGA ST.. SAN FRANCISCO. CA. 94122 IGNATIAN TELESIS On December 14th, 1983, the 1987 Ignatian began to take shape. In an old notebook, notes were taken, and ideas were tested. Throughout my four year career with the Ignatian, I have continually added to this notebook. The ideas contained in the notebook have aided my staff in producing--in my opinion-the best yearbook 5.1. has ever seen. The purpose of this yearbook is to capture the spirit and vitality of the people who make 5.1. an exceptional institution. Through the lens of the camera, we were able to capture this spirit and release it into the book and hopefully into your hearts. This book is the only means available for documenting the spirit and vitality of S.I. The goal of this annual would not have been accomplished without the help of a few close friends. To my editors: Dan, George, Nathan, Max, and Steve, I thank you for your dedication and patience in working with an editor who sought nothing less than perfection. I must especially thank Dan Leonetti, a friend of twelve years, for keeping strange hours to make sure all the year's events were photographed. Thanks also goes to Max, George, Nathan, and Steve for sacrificing many hours to make this yearbook what it is today. A very special thanks goes to Mr. Mike Shaughncssy who helped me through the ups and downs of the yearbook and of life as well. I will never forget Mr. Shaughnessy. I cannot leave S.I. without mentioning the people who have made my experiences here very rewarding and gratifying. To Fr. Allender, S.J., Fr. Mibach, S.J., Br. Ellis, S.J., and Fr. Carlin, S.J., I will never forget your kindness. To Fr. Harris, S.J., Mr. Cecchin, Mr. Dullea, Mr. Calcagno, Mr. Vergara, Mr. Bjorkquist, and Mr. Frankie” Nemenzo, I will never forget your kind words and true concern. Finally, a big thanks goes to my family for their support and guidance. Pam, Gary, Angela, Frank, Jackie, Julie, and Mom and Dad, thanks for helping me to endure when I thought I could not. Goodbye SI.. .and thanks, Jim Lagomarsino Editor-in-Chief 1987 Ignatian It's finally 191 H over! The Class of 1987 Spring IgnatiaN Confirmation The sacrament of Confirmation is certainly a significant step in the growth of a Christian's faith in God. At Baptism the Church community recognizes the youth as a child of God. Thon after years of service and dedication to the Church, the youth is offered the chance to receive the Body of Christ. This is the Christian youth's second stop of initiation into the community of the Church. The third and final step in this process is that of Confirmation. Confirmation reaffirms the Christian's faith as an adult or as a soldier in Christ's army. This sacrament was celebrated on March 20 at St. Mary's Ca- thedral for 52 students in the presence of the entire St. Ignatius community. The presence of the community undoubtedly made the ceremony much more meaningful, as all agreed to initiate the confirmandi into the Church as adults. Fr. Rudy Schulze and Mr. Chip Libbey taught the one semester class, reminding the confirmandi of their acquired responsibility in the community. Hence, as a result of studious efforts by both the instructors and the students, the Confirmation celebration was a great success, The sacrament, symbolized by the annotating of oil and the bestowing of a prayer, was administered by His Excel- lency. Bishop Oaniol Walsh. AwarenessDay (Left) Fr Bruce Weister delivers the homily on Awareness Day. (Above) Simon Chiu. Gus Martinez. Kwanza Morton, and Tim Lucey await their sentence during the skit. (Below) Brad Yee. Ron Storn. and Martin Johnson move beyond racism Varsity Baseball Front; Arnold. McGarry. Lippi. Nurre. Deal. O'Balle. Dasalla. Borzom, Kraal. Aparicio. Back: Grealish (Coach). O’Sullivan. Ahern. Padilla. Payne. Vollcrt. Stretch. Fabella, Dekker (Coach) Missing: Webb (Top left) Mark Fabella throws his awesome fastball (Top right) Eddie Aparicio tires a base' ball at the photographer (Middle left) Steve Bor- zoni crushes the ball. (Middle right) Sent to the showers early (Right) Brent Deal stares in dis- belief at the umpire. Lacrosse Cervarich. Mohow. Arliga. Calegari. Anderson. Wade. Stienman. Canapary. Jezukcwicz, Baxter. Carodza. Green. Hagedorn. Cheng. Henning, Bryan. Finnegan. Tannahill. Green. Gagan, Hehman. Kircher. Oiguho. Bautista. Frank. Fravel. Polacci. Simcnslad. Baxter. Sullivan. Bernacker. Lurie. Maestas. Carpenter. Granadc. Lobo. Ameri. Boom. Bradley. Casallas. Chaikwang. Kotman. Lantier. Loghron. O'Conner. Pinelli. Uriarte. Van Dyke. Wynne. Johansen. Ralph. Higgit. Gibbs. Ziegler. Leong. Chan, and others. Volleyball (Back) Biddle. Echamendi. Juanillo. McDill. Foss. Eggert. (Front) Primicias. McFeely. McCoy. Belding. (Back) Rodriguez. Casey. Villalta. Herbert. Fambrini, (Second Row) Rousey. Chin. Song. Ravazini. Rocha (Front) Horn. Alvarez. Barrueto. Varsity Track Front Row Malone. Wu. Redublado. DeSouza. Estrera. Kwok, Miranda. Carson. Row 2: Mibach. Kisicb. Tognotti. Milano. Carolan. Ragual. J. Maggioncalda. Row 3: Cassanego. Zalba. Siepman. O'Shea. Randolph. Klein. Paez. Row 4: Fung. Sullivan. Weinstein. G. Maggioncalda. Holian. Case. Riley. Schmidt. Bello. Row 5: O'Reilly. Stone. Danielson. Gumm. Ho. Row 6: Ouilala. McGuirk, Pon. Brandi. Giannini. Conroy. Taylor. Belluomini. Back: Emmanuel. Marcelino. Battad. Cabatic, Marcos. Pierson. Counterclockwise from top loft: Sean Carolan vaults to where no man has gone before Jim Riley meditates before his race. Matt Kuchta leads S I to victory. Eric Shafa in the 4x100 relay. (Upper left) Seth Klein turns on the afterburners (Upper right) Chris Weinstein alter throwing the discus. (Lower lelt) Jell Maggioncalda battles Tom McGuirk in the hurdles. (Lower right) Matt Giannini leads opposing runners around the track (Upper left) Ham Juha delies the Laws ol Gravity. (Upper right) Greg Darm discusses his 12 minute mile with Mr McGovern. (Lower left) Maggioncalda shows what a good sport he is. (Lower right) Greg Milano demonstrates the improper way to luck-androll Soph FroshTrack %■ Qf, m (Fron.) M Lee. r David. Laung Baglin. A Wong. Oel Mundo. Fon.anillo. Maravg.ia. Bar,,. Kepler. Groh. (Row2) Al David. 0. Tong. Cardoza Wh.te Chon Lie Fla- Bass CSS. 8 ’Wemh0lr Ha,fiSOn-' Sm,‘h RiCha,d8°n- Ba,a9,aS‘Tan R0W 4 Ne’ h- Conroy. Grove. Sa.fi,,. Madr.gal. (Top, (Upper lelt) Johnson has the other runners right where he wants 'em. (Upper right) Andrew Wong leaps for the sky. (Lowerloft) Robin Lie strides down the track. (Lower right) Paolo Maraviglia: way ahead of the field. Junior Trom (Top left) Lenny Campagna and Emilio Lacayo-Valle do the tango. (Top center) ' Not another one! (Top right) Al Echamondi and Roy Cubias dance the night away (Bottom left) Jay Henning realizes some guys have all the luck. (Bottom right) Typical S I party crowd. Senior Prom Senior Prom (Top left) Rob Singer and Paul Shikowitz with their dates (Top right) Craig Borders tries to sell maga- zines as Chris Ralph imitates Oliver North (8ottom lelt) Bill Lewis and Steve McFeely strike the perfect pose with their dates (Bottom center) A work of art? (8ottom right) Max Leung and his date waltz the night away 1987 F776 John Adams (Nate Merchant) lobbies tor independence as the Continental Congress yells at him to sit down (Lett) The Courier (Fedel Sanchez) stands ready to deliver a recent dispatch (Right) Adams, Richard Henry Lee (Doug Sept), and Ben Franklin (Jeremy Galten) salute Virginia and George Washington. (Top left) Adams and Franklin try to ask Thomas Jollcrson (Jell Maggion- calda) to introduce them to Martha Jellerson (Susan Mohun). (Top Right) Richard Henry Lee bears good news to Adams. Jelferson. and Franklin. (Above) Adams glares at Franklin as Franklin quotes himself. (Middle lelt) Franklin gazes oil as Michelle Lucero beckons to him. (Bottom lelt) John Dickenson (Brian Evje) Edward Rutledge (Brad Angeja) and Joseph Hewes (Jordan Murphy) express the views of the right-wing faction in Congress in Cool. Conservative Men. Graduation (Top) The beautiful dome above the altar at Saint Ignatius Church. (Lett) Andrew Broughton returns to his seat with his diploma. (Right) Jackson Chin listens intently to Fr Principal (Top left) Partricio Barraza can't wait to get his hands on that diploma. (Top right) The class ot '87 gives Janar Wasito a round of applause alter a fantastic speech (Bottom left) Grog Milano shines with satisfaction as his name is called (Bottom right) Mr. Arriaga falls asleep standing Awards Salutatorian Stephen McFoely The Ignatian Award Jeffrey Maggioncalda Valedictorian Janar Wasito General Excellance Award General Excellance Award Loyalty Award Thomas Firpo Colin Stretch Roland Abad Campus Ministry Award English Award Drama Award Father's Club Awards Louie Sanguinetti Janar Wasito Nathaniel Merchant Andrew Broughton Rodolto Dasalla Service Award Classics Award Theatre Arts Award Kyle Elliot James Lagomarsino John Wong Thomas Firpo Sheldon Marsten Gustavo Martinez Leadership Award Foreign Languago Award John E. Brophy Award Charles Morton David Becnel Paulino Tina Brent Deal Richard Reardon John Rocco Spirit Award Social Scionce Award Chuck Simon Award Mark Malone Roland Abad for Theatre Arts Eric Marty Ignatian Guild Awards Mark Baudler Journalism Award Scionce Award Luis Espinoza David Wasserman Luis Espmoza Christian Lite Community Award Timothy Luccy Gregory Milano Mathematics Award Raymond Chan Thomas Firpo Band Award Martin Johnson Fedet Sanchez Matthew Wynne