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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1998 volume:

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Four years ago, the Student Body's goal was to increase school spirit. This year’s Student Body — under the leadership of the Cheerleaders and the Rally Committee — has taken this goal far beyond its expectation. Kicking off the year with an awesome rally, perhaps the best ever Spirit Week, and a kooky assortment of ideas (and Cheerleaders), SI spirit is ready for any challenge ! It's “something’ about the Wildcats...that makes us wanna ride! Left: Surfin’ Safari: Crazy Father Wright hanging out with seniors Lauren McMonigle, Carolyn Lee and Jen Scales on Hawaiian Day. H) Spirit Left: O Red and Blue: Five freshmen girls show their school spirit by drawing WILDCATS on their arms with permanent markers. Freshmen are CRAZY! Left: Meow, meow. meow. Cheerleaders Jason Urbi tondo and Theresa Finn pose for the camera before a football game. Who's in the catsuit? Right: Surf's up. surfer dudes! Seniors Joe Dekker and Nick Lane get ready to hit the beach during Spirit Week. Nice shades, guys! bove: Junior Chrystinc Lawson nodding cat paw tattoos given to ;ach student who bought Bruce Mahoney game tickets at SI. Spirit II Immersion Ireland by Carolyn Lee In June of last summer Angelique D'Angelo, Joe DeBarbric, Carolyn Lee, Lauren MeMonigle, Sara O'Rourke. Brian Schmidt, and Mr. Paul Hanley (pajo) boarded a plane heading for Dublin, Ireland. We departed with three goals in minds. The first being establishing a community among our group. The second was immersing ourselves in the Irish culture. And the third was to help the less fortunate in the community. We successfully achieved all three. We spent the first week of our trip in the Northern cities of Portadown, Belfast, and Derry. After our travels in the North, we returned to Dublin to begin our work at underprivileged camps. The children opened up to us completely. They held nothing back including their love. They were satisfied with a listening car or a friendly face and this is what we provided. We spent our time talking, playing, and listening to stories of their family, friends, and culture. On the weekends, we explored the country past our home in Dublin and traveled to different cities. We left SI as unfamiliar traveling companions and returned close friends. Our Immersion did not end at the return to SFO but continued with our new task of bringing our experiences into the halls of SI. Salinas by Kristy Cahill For two weeks in July, Kristy Cahill, Suzanne Girolami, Melissa Gomez, Megan Montague, Bill Shereer. Mike Vrazasbal, Judy ip and Jim McGarry and Alexis Olian, immersed ourselves in the culture of the Salinas Valley. First we stayed at the Correcn and Gold Inn, our tasks ranged from chopping meat to serving fowl to making our guest feel welcome. During our free time we traveled to a Migrant Dibor Camp where the teenagers, children, and adults opened up their meager homes to welcome us into their community. Next, we helped the UFW fight for better living conditions of the farm workers. Throughout all these new experiences and relationships, we learned to immerse ourselves in a new community and most importantly to form our own community. TllCSOn by Christine- This summer, Whitney Barca. Kari Berquist, Cesar Bucoy, Daniel a Fenili, Christine Olsson, James Shinbori, and Patty Zatkin and Jen Levinson traveled to Tucson. We worked at Casa Maria's serving food to the neighborhood, a battered woman's shelter with kids, and at school of refugees. We also look a trip to Nogales, Sonora, where we learned about maquiladoras and the poverty. We met inspirational people who opened our minds to the different ways people can live and we bonded along the way. 12 Immersion Mississippi by Mari Nakano God grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change, courage to change things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. No fair. Marks, a third world area within America, land of the beautiful. No fair. The small untidy trailer homes often holding eight or more people. No fair. 1'hc deteriorating hopes in the teenage mothers' eyes. No fair. 'Hie drug deals, the killings down the block, the case at which one can acquire marijuana Poor, meagcrly educated children who's dreams reach the heavens. I want to be a basketball player said one boy. Teach me this, teach me that. It wasn't fair to them and it wasn't fair to us. But. the people were beautiful in spirit and soul. We wanted to fix everything but till they asked for were our efforts, our smiles and. most of all. they asked for us to believe in them. We witnessed the richness in the simpler, more worthy things in life - things we often take for granted here at home. Thanks to Marks w e are more open minded, less quick to judge, gracious and appreciative. Participants: Colm Driscoll, Jamie D'Acquisto. Kara Asuncion. Amanda Rcitcrman, Tina Cardenas. Christine Chun, Mari Nakano. leaders: Chris Creswell, Jamie Wong. Host: Joan Dunning. White Mountain- Valerie Barrios, Suzanne Choy, Andrew Duff. Claire Harvey, Lindsey Notario. Jordan Phelps. Nina I-aRosa, Mr. Andrew Dworak and Mrs. Kathy Hanley- boarded a tiny, white S.I. van and anxiously set forth on our long drive to White Mountain. Arizona. We lived together on an Apache Indian Reservation, working with a variety of people while also learning about the Apache way of life. Our Indian guide exposed us to a number of adventures, which included Gcronimo's caves, the Apache wilderness at night, and the top of Ml. Baldy. There were many unforgettable aspects of our trip: the adorable children, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, bags of Marslunellow Matey's at the Grand Canyon, the guys cutting down a tree with a car jack. Jordan's sudden interest in photography or just staying up till night talking. Most importantly, however, we will always remember the lessons we learned about ourselves and others that taught us what it truly means to live together as a community. San Francisco by Clarissa Avcndano- We, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Father Greg Gothals, Michelle Naklowycz, Elaine Sullivan, Hollybcth Vocal, and Clarissa Avendano. lived and worked in the inner city of San Frandsco-thc 1'cnderloin district. We were all skeptical as to what would happen during those two weeks, but our doubt quickly faded as we came in contact with the plethora of beautiful people we encountered in places such as St. Anthony's Dining Room, the Tenderloin Recreation Center, and the Marian Residence for Women. It was difficult for us to witness the tremendous suffering and despair occurring within the people around us. But the people who dedicated their lives to the betterment of the Tenderloin continuously touched and inspired us to work harder. We all became close throughout this experience because we all came to know and understand the world just a little better. We saw that part of society that no one else would ever want to see in their lifetimes. Maybe at first we didn't want to either. But in the end. the Tenderloin became a part of us. And we became a part of them. TIJUANA As we walked across the border of our neighbor to the south, our immersion group did not know what to expect A group with so many different backgrounds--- Aaron. Bridgette. Danny. Geraldine. Kelly. Kerry. Janice. Chris, and Becky was about to tackle a project that would need the utmost since of community Our home for the next two weeks would be Im Casa dt Ims I’obres. the house of the poor. F.vcry morning we woke up and fed the poor of Tijuana in our simple soup kitchens. Slowly but surely our lives became immersed in the culture of Tijuana As the bonds grew with the workers at the house so did the sense of community between each other Wc tackled the tough tasks of feeding the prisoners in the Tijuana jails, visiting the border at night, talking with some of the deportees at another refuge house, and just relating to the youth at our community. This was a very special experience and it was filled w ith memories that will stay with our group for the rest of our lives The question which still arises in all our minds is. who really benefitted from this tnp. the community of Im Casa dt Los P d rts or the nine people w ho were able to experience such a special community? Immersion 13 Egypt by Eric Emstcr For the first and last time this summer. Saint Ignatius sent an Immersion group to Egypt. Elizabeth Cincotta, Colleen Ciaitor, Katherine Giuffre, Ashley Tudor. Erie Emstcr, Edward I)e Asis, and Hubert Ncthcrcott were the proud pioneers of this adventure. For the first three days we saw the sights of Cairo which included the Pyramids of Giza, the Cairo Museum, and the Nile. Then we drove to Alexandria where we worked in a leprosy colony for ten days. Here we worked with some Egyptian college students, and together we helped restore one of the dilapidated buildings of the colony. After Alexandria, we drove to Luxor where we saw many great sights, and we all got diarrhea. Many great friendships were made on the trip, but there were also many confrontations. Through these confrontations our group learned to stick up for ourselves, «and we «also discovered that if we stuck together and suj | orled each other we could survive. Quebec by Theresa Finn Tills past summer, seven people embarked on a new journey to a foreign country for two weeks in Montreal. Canada. Scotty McFrugal Campbell. Theresa T Finn, Molly McCorkTe, Lukey Poo Schwartz, and Forrest Wittiker Wittenmeier accompanied by their leaders Laura bad mom Boniface and Julia good mom Rinaldi were prepared to experience the French- Canadian culture while helping those who were underprivileged. We worked in a soup kitchen called L'Acccuil Bonneau and at night worked serving homeless teenagers from a winnebago. Our trip was truly unique and left us with super memories of the fun we had and the different people we encountered. We arc so grateful for this unforgettable experience and for the priceless friendships we developed .dong the way. I.OS ANGELES Despite incessant gunfire, daily muggings, and multiple gang wars, the Los Angeles Immersion group managed to extract a positive experience from our two week stay. Actually Mark DeVoto. Brendan Graham. Michaela Lee. Keiko Nakai, Erin O’Brien. Karen Sui, and Michael Shaughnessy had a tremendous time and we were lucky not to experience any of the aforementioned incidents. The six of us spent one week at All People’s Christian Center in Central Los Angeles, and the next at Delores Mission School in East Los Angeles. Our tasks included playing with Spanish speaking preschoolers, tutoring elementary school kids, talking with teen gang members, making food for the homeless, and eating dinner with senior citizens. From young to old. we certainly had a full range of activities. II limiiiT ioii El Salvador By: Shannon Cadagan This summer Scott Bruni, Karin Erkkila, Chris Murphy, Regina Sheridan, Clark Stephens, Ryan Wagner, and myself (Shannon Cadagan) spent two weeks in El Salvador. We spent the first part of our trip in the capital of San Salvador. We met women organizations and youth groups, visited Romeros Tomb, where he was shot, and the UCA. where the Jesuit martyrs were killed. We proceeded to Las Vucltas. a small village in the countryside, where we spent time with the people. We played with the children, met with teachers, and played soccer and softball with the village teams. Our next slop was Guarjila, a slightly larger village. We stayed with families and got a feel for every day life, from working in the fields or going to the city to attend school. It was a trip we’ll never forget and are very grateful for being given the opportunity for this experience. Guaymas 1 by Karen Valter litis summer Rachel Bog, On Kenny, Tony Luini. Brendan Wells, and I had the experience of living in Guaymas, Mexico for two spectacular weeks with our leaders Tim Daniels and Sile Dooley. We found Guaymas to be a neat place, filled with many passionate, caring, and energetic people who were always ready to make us feel right at home. Each day we served meals in the Meson, the local soup kitchen, delivered food to the satellite homes throughout the city, little (xld jobs, and our favorite, playing with the children of Jerry's Club or Micrahondas and even teaching a few English classes. We were able to slow down the pace of our everyday lives and enjoyed the simple things. We will cherish the memories, experiences, and the people we grew to love, and their places in our hearts will be alive forever. Guaymas 2 by Jason This past July, Dave Giarruso, Ben Arons, Nocllc Arroyo, Colin Guheen, Jill 1 lerschlcb. Euric Kim, Angela Lcus, Lisa Medina, Jason L'rbiztondo, :uul Patty Wellman lived at the Casa Franciscana in Guaymas. Mexico. We, as a group, learned the true meaning of solidarity through our extensive work at Id Meson (soup kitchen). Jerry's Club (a center for children), and Microondas ( a site where we built a swingset for children). These children were our inspiration who touched our hearts the most with their carefree and fun-loving disposition. While we immersed within a culture unfamiliar to that of our own, our Immersion group found a sense of camaraderie amongst ourselves and those around us. It was this community that helped us learn the true meaning of simple living . Through all these experiences, the ten of us formed new and lasting friendships and returned home feeling grateful for all that we have. Guatemala Immersion - By Molly Kirk Claudia Allwood, Monica Cardona, Greg Chiarclla, Molly Devitt, Siobhan Harrington. Tom Kcrblcski. Peg Beasley, Martina Miller and I went to Guatemala for our two week long faith tour. During our Immersion we learned about the injustices the people have endured throughout the years. We also have witnessed the poverty the majority of the people live in everyday. We met leaders of the community who were fighting for their rights and wording towards equality and justice throughout Guatemala. Every time we saw a tragic situation, there was someone trying to make it better. We discovered that there is no such thing as a hopeless cause in Guatemala. Though our original mission was to help the people in Guatemala, die people we met helped us far more than we could help them. We learned from their endless hospitality, undying love for family, friends, and neighbors, and intense passion for life: and these arc the lesson we will carry with us always. Immersion IS Below: “Lift up our hearts to the Lord! Mr Lorentz's liturgical music class rehearses for a Friday Morning Liturgy. The class meets three times a week at 7:30 for one semester. 1C Campus Minisl rv Right: Senior Pat Reid holding a processional banner in the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Right: Seniors Joe Gregori. Tina Cardenas. Tina Wong, Angcliquc D'Angelo, Randy Madrid, and Meghan Montague from Father Miller’s liturgy class, planning the third school liturgy. (•«inpus MinMn 17 Retreats Above: Pul on a happy face. SteveISenior guys get rowdy during a friendly game of tackle fooball during the first senior retreat. Many of these guys went on to lead future retreats. Below: Juniors take a break after a huge lunch at Vallambrosa. Junior retreat lasts through one night and two days at the Vallambrosa retreat center in Menlo Park. IX Urinal Right: You guys arc total clowns, Seniors Steve Hogan and Robert Shintaku have a good time after breakfast on their second day of retreat. Above: Seniors Julie Dcvinccnzi. Kelly Barna. Julia Denning. Erik Tuz .io, and Scott Trude 11 after a peaceful day of senior retreat, a two-night stay. IWivals 19 20 Dances 22 Christina Dano� Christmas Dancr 23 Dance Theatre Workshop Stella Abaci, Charlene Abalos, Dominic Abordo, Celine Alwyn, AnneMarie Bookwalter, Annie-Laurie Breen, Kristina Britt, Stephanie Burbank, Catie Campbell, Cindy Carter, Carleton Cheng, Susanne Choy, Janet Crane, Lewis DeDios, Clark Eising, Martha Flores, Camille Formosa, Susanne Girolami, Claire Harvey, Sarah Herbert, Tim Keane, Ashley Keating, Jenny Lo, Denise Lum, Jessica Manalo, Ma Kaela Manning, Lisa Medina, Lucy Medina, Mike Michalske, Melina Musni, Emily Palmer, Marie Pantangco, Michele Porter, Thea Ribeiro, Stephanie Sampera, Katie Taheny, Angela Torres, Catherine Ubaldo, Laura Werschky, Cordelia Wolf, Carolyn Wong, Julie Yap, Lisa Yap (Above): Freshmen bonding between numbers. (Above): Spread your love and fly. (Left): Mike Michalske: the Ladies’ Man. 2t Dance Theater Workshop (Above): Denise rises above the rest. (Below): Suzanne and Stephanie shine for the camera. Dance Theater Workshop 25 Shadowlands ACT 1 ACT 2 JACK LEWIS John Turnbull Lee Dolson WARNE LEWIS Mark DeVoto Joe DeBarbric JOY GRESHAM Jessica McLeod Anna Belonogoff DOUGLAS Tim Keane Mike Michalske PROF. RILEY Joseph Gregori Luke Swartz REV. HARRINGTON Brian Hurley Joe Sheehy DR. ALAN GREGG Scott Karpowicz Andrew Pelosi DR. OAKLEY Brendan Raven Brendan Raven REGISTRAR Andrew Pelosi Scott Karpowicz PRIESTAVAITER Joe Sheehy Brian Hurley DOCTOR Joe DcBarbrie Mark DeVoto NURSE Anna Belonogoff Jessica McLeod (Above): Tim seeks a new wardrobe.. .finally. 26 Shadowlands (Above): Luke gets made up backstage before the show. Shadowlands 27 28 Love Loners Right: Erin O’Brien enticing the photographer before her big entrance into Act Two. Left: Erin 0 Brien, again , sportin those pearly whites Right: Colin and Julie getting in character back stage ... I didn’t know Love Letters had love scenes. ICHCIA U Above: Colin muggin’ it back stage with his co-star Julie Yapper Tapper Love Letters 29 Dreamgirl Ooh, baby. . .Danielle snuggles up to Greg. 30 Dreamgirl Dreamgirl 31 Jazz Band Kvan Cowan. Susan Juan. Jason Knock. Scot I Karpov icz. Kristina Tom. Mario I npiilla. Kevin paricio. Caleb Clarke. Christopher Cm . Corey Kiland. Joe Gails. Benjaniin Van Houlen. Stephen Ward. Mike T. W alters. Cecilia Brock. Nicholas llarlanlo. Krista Kii k. jaime Korkos. Michael Pinnati. Dan Port man. Kirk Sy me. Marshika Szabo. Omid Talai. Claire Tarlson. Ryan Juan. Kred Morgan 32 Jazz Band Orchestra Catie Campbell. Monica Cardona. Gifford Cheung, Allison Cola. ChriMian Frank. Anna Furni� . Nathaniel Hue. Curie Kim. Michelle Lee. Mum l.oc. Molls MeGivem. John Mission. Chris Musni. Ashlc) Nulph Charles Pooo. Daniel Poon. DuSlin Kay. Jonathan Rcmulla. Vanessa Rodrigue , Gabriel Wu. Angela Ix-us. Scott Campbell. Michael Lee. Caroline Wqong. Cecilia Brock. Johanna clung May Dayao. Ruvilyn Dayao. Nicole Hrickson. Victoria hartanto. Janelle Hui. Susannah Kenley. Jenifer Lu. Jeannine Marques. Marcus Gray. Matthew Chow. Ruurose Dayao. laura Forrest Carolyn Link. Dan mallcgm Philip Ngai. James Panganiban. Laura Peroutka. Kevin Siu. Adam Vogel. Michael Ycc. Gina Pellenti. Joe Pcllerili. Marco Baumann. Christopher Gee. Alison Gilmore. ' Benjamin Van Houten. Stephen ward Fean Cowan Susan Juan, Mario Crqutll.i. Mihcael Hall. Nicholas Hsailamo, Knsia Knsk Mihcael Pignau. Dan Portman. Kirk Syme. Mithu lharayil. Jaime Korkos. Marslnka S abo. Omul Talai. Claire Tarlson. Liam Golden. Mike Goodrich-Visconti. Ryan Juan fred Morgan Joseph O'Malley. Addtc Spence. Tina Ban on. Audrey Bane . Jacqueline Dcla Merced. Kmiina Tom 33 Orchestra Above: Eurie Kim concentrates as she plays one of the many wonderful musical scores of the evening. Mixed Chorus AnncMaric Bookwaltcr. Maryrosc Dayno, Kristina I -c. Janet Dela Merced. Joycelyn Diaz. Alcza Guiriba, Kyra Hanson. Mad an a Harvey. Sorida Klmhomihual. Angela 1-ee. Lorraine Leonardo. Ashley Nulpli. Ashley Orcngo. Susan (Jit. Joan Protasio. Grace Qaqundnh, Stephanie Sampang. Sabrina Sar.iilli. Joanne Tan. Frances Valido, l.ic ol Zapanta. Camille Zunniga. Audrey Banez. Caroline Ueriineiti. Pamela Chan. Christine Chan. Virada Chaiikul. Nicole Chin. Diane Chiolo. Katrina Cruz. Charlotte Cunningham. Jessica Curiale. Brianne Dela Koma. Ailcen Gonzales. Eva Kwong. Michaels Lee. Tiffany Lee. Tana Rechsteiner. Pebbles Rcmulla. Roselyn Siino. Nikki Suarez. Angeli lagaro. Judy Yip. Dennis Custodio, Warren Delos Angeles. Paul Jean. Jeremy Lautan. Tony Luini. Chris Achacoso. Nicole Agustin. Derek Cabcbc. Joe Grcgori. Delfm Lazaro. Alexander l.ec. Randolf Madrid Jr.. J.C. Santos. Randy Torio. Camille Formosa. Jason Chin. Jacqueline Dela Merced. Scott Kaijiowicz. Kalista Wong 34 Mixed Chorus Chamber Singers Andrea Bernott, Catic Campbell. Johanna Chang, Ruvilyn Dayao. Ruvirosc Dayao, Camille Formosa. Sarah Herbert. Jennifer Kenny. Nina LaRosa. Niky Morgan, Genevieve Nicolas. Dalis Ratnikas, May Rcburiano, Ariadne Schulz. Musetta So. Diane Ta. Kristina Tom. Katie Waller. Celine Alwyn. Susanne Choy. Evelyn Ho. Eva Kwan, Yannina Pacis. Karen Tso, Marilou Ubaldo. Dominic Abordo, Lewis dc Dios, Richard Fong, Brian Hurley, Carlo Ricafort, Benjamin Vclsaco, Tony Azzolino, Alfredo Dela Rosa Jr.. Lee Dolson, Nat Gould, Joseph McQuaid. Brendan Raven, Michael Walsh 35 Chamber Singers Lcfl: Senior Class President Lionel Metz and Tina Cardenas pose for a picture outside of the student center on registration day. Above: Smile, you’re on candid camera! Seniors Jason Urbiztondo and Marie Carr put on their cheesy happy faces for our photographer during the first week of midterms. 3 i SIihIimiI Lift (iaiulids Above: While Mountain Immersion group members Valerie Barrios. Nina LaRosa, and Claire Harvey flex their muscles. Right: Kristy Cahill. Gena Bussell and Roxy Bowerman praising Student Body President Luke Swartz during the Frosh Rally. Sludenl Life Candids 37 We’ll Raise your banner to the Sky 'iI Organizations Organizations i I Block Club Much like the SI Service Club, the Block Club equips SI with a representative body. The Block targets those involved with athletics both on and off the field. Moderator Robert Vergara declares the Block Club an integral part of the college preparatory experience. The admissions process, which includes faculty recommendations as well as a committee interview, introduces students to the college admissions procedure that emerges senior year. The Club also enhances its members’ pride in athletics and consequently in their school. Athletic excellence has long characterized SI. and the Block Club is a natural forum for Ignatian athletes. Prescient: Aaron Barulich. Vice President: Kristy Cahill. Sec- retary: Joe Parente. Members: J. Adams.E. Allen.K.Appenrodt.B. Aveson.W.Barca.T.Cardenas.R.Davis, J.Dekkcr.M.Fok.C.Guhccn.J.Lour- dcaux.M.Low.J.Lynch.L.Mctz.K. Norman.R.Ocampo.J.Parentc.M.Pel- legrini. B.Simon.S.Siernberg.B. Wells. C.Anderson.N.Arroyo.J. Bailey.K. Barna.L.Bonncy.K.Callaghan.M.Car- dona.E.Cincotta.A.Cota.K.Erkkila.E. Ernstcr.T.Finn.M.Giese.M. Hansel],E. Hobbs.E.Lapping.J.Libien.M.Lish- ansky.M.McCorklc.D.McDonnell.A. Moorehead.C.Olsson.L.Romain.B. Spears.L.Swartz.C.Stephens.C.Swc- cncy.O.Talai.C.Tarantino.M.Terhey- den.C.Vlautin.M. Watters,P. Wellman, L.Wcrschky.F.Wittenmcier. Moderator: Mr. Bob Vergara 12 Block Club Service Club The Ignatian community thrives on its foundation of service. Such success is perhaps most clearly exemplified by its extracurricular life. The SI Service Club has been established to provide a manifestation of the persons for others” ideal. Although every student attends SI with this goal in mind, the institution has recognized that example inspires. The Service Club furnishes the school with a backbone, a concentration of students recognized as persons for others by ushering at SI performing arts productions. Open Houses, the baccalaureate Mass, the graduation ceremony, and other school events. President Valeric Barrios describes the 1997-98 Service Club as culturally and ethnically diverse as well as rapidly expanding: the 64- member roster is the largest SI has seen yet. I serve because I truly love my school.and the size of this year's roster indicates that more and more students feel the same way.” President: Valerie Barrios.Vice-Pres- ident: Danny Talevara. C.Avcndan, K Bcrquist. C.Bucoy. S.Cadagan. S. Camp- bell. M.Carr. S.Chan. G.Chiarclla. S. Choy. C.Chun. C.CIaitor. J.DeBarbric. D.DcKcrvor, M.Devin. S.Dubroski. A. Duff. P.Gargan, N.Gidwani. M.Giesc. Hogan. M.Kirk. N.LaRosa. G.Lam. A. Leus. J.Lordcaux. II.MacDonald. M. Manning. J.McLeod. M.Montague. B Raher. B.Schmidt. L.Swartz. M. Ter- heyden. G.Tcshara, J.Thamkul. J.Tobcs, J.Turnbull. K.VanScrivcr, P Wellman, F.Whittenmcicr. A.Young. K.Avcndano. C.Beyer. J.Bonner, B.Dimiianta. A. Gil- more. R.Hum, K.Knipp. D.Lce. L.Luna, C.Macario, D.Mak. M.McCarthy, B.Muhl, J.Palarca, J.Perez. B.Raven. E.Ruffo. V. Terhcydcn, R.Unegovsky. C.Wa, K. Waller. Moderator: Mr.Charlie Dullca. Service Club 43 Big Bro Big Sis After three years of crazy schedules and unbelievable teachers, seniors have knowledge to share. Through Big Bro Sis, the kings and queens of SI are able to pass on that vital information to their future heirs. Along with these many lessons have come friendships that may not have existed without this program. Seniors and freshmen are no longer “at arms throughout a senior’s last or Freshmen’s first year at SI. Instead, by being a Big Bro Sis, seniors come to realize all they will miss. In turn, freshmen come to realize all that they have in store. Presidents: Jason Urbiztondo Geraldine Lam Members: Agbayani. A Allen. F Allen. Allwood. Alwyn. Anderson. Arroyo. Banc . Barca. Barna. Barrios. Barulich. Beitashour. Bcrrin Bethea. Bisho. Bowermnn. Bruni. Cadagan. Cahill. Callaghan. Callinan. Campos. Carr. Casclli. Cclcdon. Chiarella. C.Chan. S Chan, Chin. Choy. Chu. Chun. Cincotta. Cotier, Cran, D'Aquisto. D'Angelo. DcKervor. Dckkcr. DclosAngeles. DclaRosa. DclaMcreed. J Denning. M Denning. Dcvenccn i. Devmcenzi. Deviti. Devoto. IXohroski, Driscoll. Lrkkila. limiter. Kcnilli. linn. Fong. Formosa. Fusscll. Gargan. Gidwani. Graham, Grcgori. Popeseu Giulfrc. Gome .. Gregory. Hanl os. Hansel. Harrington. Harvey. Hcrschlin. Hill. Ho. Holstead. Ip. Hove. Jacobson. Jennings. Juan. Kavanagh. Kenney. Kerblcski. Kilroy. li Kim J Kim. M Kirk. Ko. Kwan. kwong. l.aRosa. Lanier. l.apus. A lee. C l.cc. M Lee. T.Lec. I.eus. Low l.ishansky. Lordcaux. MacDonald. Mackoia. Madrid. Manning. McCorkle. McDonald. Mc.Moniglc. Medina. Montross, Montague. Morris. Mulhern. Murphy. Nakai. Nakano. Nacklowycz Ncthcrcott. Nicolas. Norman. Notario. Nowak. Nyon. Ocampo. Olson. O'Rourke. Pacis. Parenti. Parker. Pellegrini. Pimentel. Poon. Ramirez. Reburiano. Reed. Ribeno. Roth. Russel. Salisbury. Scales. Schccrer. Schmidt. Sheridan Silva. Siu. Shinboti. Shintaku. Simon. Skibola. So. Stephens. I: Sullivan. J Sullivan. Swan , Sweeney. S cto. Ta Taffola. Talai. Talavcra. Tanadoc. Tarantino. Tcnnebaum. Tcshara. Tom, Ubaldo. VanScrivcr. Vocal. Wagner. Watters. Wellman. Werschky. Wilkcnscn. Wolanin. C Wong. I Wong. Yang. Yap, Zinc Moderator: Mr Charlie Dtillca tt Big Bro Si: Wildcat Welcoming Club The Wildcat Welcoming Club continues to open prospective SI students eyes to the advantages of a St. Ignatius education. This club is an important part of admissions and takes pride in its service to hopeful Ignatians and their parents. Two of the WWC’s main responsibilities are to lead visitation days and to help host open houses. Amidst all this work, the WWC hopes to fit in some social activities along the way— which is a good idea when there are 150 active members in a single club! Presidents: Katie Campbell Jim Costello. Members: Acchacoso. Agloro. Anton. Ashley. K Aveson. Banyan. Bauman. Bestwick. Beyer. Bisordi. Brosnan. Boyer. Bowelcr. B Bradford. Bradley. Brosnan. Browne. Buick. Cachola. Callaghan. Calvillo. Cannata. Caulkins. Chase. Ching. Chu. Christopher. P.C'liffor. S Clifford. Colby, Conti. Cope. Crernan. Crowley. Cruz. Cunningham. Curiale. Damon. Darden. DeBarberie. Dec. DcMartini. Dcvitt, Diaz. Dimalanta. Dizadur. Dominguez. Donaldson. Draxl. Duggan, Dutcrtc. Escobar. Esquivel. Ferdon. Fung. Cinotli. Gong. Gonzales. Growncy. Guilbcaux. Guillory. Hanley. Menken. Montales. Jackson. Jew. Joseph. Mum. Hurley. Karpowiez. Katz. Keane. M Kelly. Kim. Klcstoff. Kolling. Lam. Larkowich. Lau. Lanier. Lee. Lohroy, Lopez. Quintana. Lucchesi, Lusardi. Macicjewski. Marocvich. Melchcr. .Mulhcrn. Musni. Ncjasmich. Newman. Nagi. Norman. Notario. A.Nowak. A Nowak. O'Mallet. Passanisi. Perliti. Phinn. Pignati. Popcscu. Porto, Pottoff. Qaqundah, Regan. Reyes. Reyna. Russel. F Rivera. M Rivera. Sampera. Sanchez. Santilli. Scanncl. Schokncchl. Sheehy. Shields. Scooper. Steinbock. Suarez. C.Sullivan, M.Sullivan. Swartz. Talavera. Tan. Tassone. Taylor. Thodc. Tierney. Totah. Tursi. Valido. Verducci. Victor. Villa. Wagner. Ward. Wolf. Wilson. J Yap. L Yap. Yeung. Yrazcrbal Moderator: Mrs. Lon Yap. WWC 45 Government Imagine 30 high school students talking about the problems they have with their school...typical, right? Now imagine 30 students working tirelessly to make sure these problems are solved. It may not sound like the usual high school stereotype but that is exactly what Student Government is all about. By meeting every week, discussing various school issues, and proposing new ideas. Student Council members strive for a successful year. And. as emphasized before, a successful year not only depends on the leadership of Student Government but also on the leadership of every student at SI. It takes a combination of all this talent, intellect, and creativity to “build community,” as “Captain Swartz” put it. And in building that community. Student Government builds a better SI. Executive Council: Luke Swartz (president). Brian Avcson (vice president, Scott Campbell (treasurer), Colin Guheen (sergeant at arms). Joe Shechy (secretary). Members: C. Avenudo, T. Azzolino, K. Bama. V. Barrios. A. Barulich. K. Caspit. J. Cranston. A. D'Angelo, D. DeKervor. J. DeBarberie, M. Denning, C. Gee, C. Grame, J. Kenny, E. Kim. G. Lam, M. Manning. C. Martinez. L. Medina. L. Metz, R. Ocampo, C. Pavloff, P. Schmidt, T. Sidcco. S. Stafford, C. Tarantino. G. Tcshara. J. Turnbull. J. Urbiztondo. P. Vincenti, H. Vocal. R. Wagner, L. Yap. Moderator: Mr. Charlie Dullea if Organizations Cheerleaders Head Cheerleaders: Molly Denning Rowcna Ocampo. Cheerleaders: Valerie Barrios. Joe DeBarbrie, Cindy Carter. Dominic Comoli. John Craston. Lee Dolson. Theresa Finn. Christine Lawson. Calli Lindahl, Jason Urbiztondo, Brend- an Raher. Moderator: Mr. John Stiegeler. Dance Drill Troupe Core Membcrs:Calhernic Avcndano.Audrcy Bancz. Warren Delos Angcles.Karla Magsalin, Stephanie Martmclli. Genevieve Nicolas, Kristine Quiroz.Hollybcth Vocal Members: Achacoso.Aguilar.J.Angcay. R.Angcay. Angeles. Asuncion.Cachola.Chan.Chung.Cun- ning-ham.Diaz.Dizon.Evangelista.Fish.Gonzalcs. Gopcz.Guiriba.Harvcy.DHa.N Ha.Ilui.James,Lautan. Leonardo,Llorcnt.l.ucas.Luin.Lopcz.Manalo.Martincz. Mendoza.Murray.Nicdao.Patcncia.Quindor.Ratnikas.Rc tmilla.Rcycs.Shimomura.Sorriano.Suarcz.Ubaldo. Valera, Valcn-do.Yap.Yip.Zachoszcz.Zuniga Moderator: Ms, Martina Miller. Rally Committee j Presidents: Dylan dc Kcrvor Ryan Wagner Members: Allwood.Andcrson.Appcnrodt.Arroyo.Bama. Barca.Barrios.Beitashor.Bonney.Corvi. D'Angelo. D'Aquisto. DcBarbric.Dc Voto.Devcncenzt. Dobroski.Errkila.Finn.Flores. Gidwani.HilUacobson. Kavanah.Kerbleski.Lam.Lce.Leus. Mcdina.MorcIli. Morris,Mulhem.Murphy.Naaklowycz. Nakano. O' Brien.O'Rourkc. Pacis, Raher. Ramirez. Razzieri. Reburiano. Russell.Slunbori.Sila.Stcmbcrg.Stcphcns. Swartz.Tobcs.Ubaldo Urbiztondo.Van Scivcr.Wolanin. Wong.Zink Abalos,Allen,Avcndano.Baugh. Bowcrnwn.CoriwIli.Cnstofani.Christophcr.Dolson III.Dudziec.Ellis.Forest.Lanam.Mak.Rubio.Scharetg. Schlagcter.Taheny.Talkoff.Volpc Moderator: Mr Charlie Dullea Mr Tony Calvcllo Organizations 47 Culture Vssociation of African American Students PmhtaitrM Manning.! SamaBorbon..MembcrvJ.Adams A. Adarkwa A Appah C Appah. A. Ayoob.J Bailey.R. Bailey. I.Bcthca.J Brady.C Byrd.!.Carthen.!.Oobb..l Darden.R.Da- visll D.Dulin.C Filand.K.Frank.N.Freitas A Gilmore,M Gray. K.Guilbesux.N.GuilIory-Phinn El.Habtclsion.l. Hali K Herman.A.Hincs.F HobbvM Hollins.I. Jackson N.Jackson. M James.L Jeanpicrrc,M Jean picrrc. K Jeffries. M Johnson. S. Johnson.F. King.Y Lamcr.J Lincoln.D.lxjckcU.1. Martin. A McCum.A Mceks.LMclz.LMcU_KMiddlcton.M.Ncal, N.Notdc.B.Parkcr.C,Payne. R Phil lips.H. Prau. J. Prince. V Reynold� . A Sampson.C Silvalll.J Skiffcr.D.Smith J.Smilh. K Smith.K Smith.M.Smith.S Smith.M Sullivan!.'l aylor, MToomcr.LWalker-Harris. J.Washington.I, Whitehead. D.Wiley,M Williams, M. Wilson.K.Yoell, A. Young, Moderator: Mr. Bluford Association of Latin American Students lYeddcnts ' Marti nez.L Medi na. Members O. Abella. J.Saoccdo. M RiveraM l-opez.D D.wa M.Molina.A.Reyna.K Lorres.A. Tafolla.N.Silva. A.N..BR ,M Wilson.G Qaoundah.R Quadrclli. M.Vega.F.DclaFenn,K.Xewkirfc.D!.aii� e7..J.beLaRo a.T Morales . V.Yap.M. Alexia. C. Dominquez.K.Ghigliera,C Ramirez.D. Calle gas.G M .J.Rivicccio.F.JXLum.K.Hanson,M. James. F.Holian. l Nava. A. A loro.C.Torres.J.Resales! Montoya.J.Chicsa J. Balcn-wcl3.K.L'rouilla.C.Cancpa.L Medina.!.Lee,C R«h. B Saaved-ra. LCaivillo.J.Strickfaden.L Gcasc.T Martinc . B Hidalgo.C.Balshan.F. Dutcrtc.M Victor.S Sampera.J.Bctro. I!.ainc ' MonloyaHemandc A.Seimers.R Romcro.M Flores. S.Gicse J.Iler-rera.A. Appah A Bertumen. A TanJTalavera. CMartine ,LMarnue ..A. Agloro.S. Martinelli. A. McGowan.F.Sa nche .M.L’r- juilla.E.Calvilio.F.Rivcri.G.!alkofr. I.Medina D.!alavcraJ Albcrto.P.WclIman.R.Bocg.D.DcrKcrvor.l-TaFolla. G l.am M Gicsc. M Flores. C. Consenti no. A Campos Moder tor:Ms.Neilan Asian Students Coalition Presidents: Knscine Cium A Geocneve Nieola� Kxceutiir Hoard lAwnd� ! --. As cndaiv.d.cc. Bancs. Avc� Jui- .Hu .vy Member : Lee.l.am.Rtibni.Catbola.Wiinf.Sampany.tX-U Mcrccd.L.Cacholj.Dela Rama.Abalot. Abiyi. Afb )ani,Aful f.Angelct.A uKioA RjIX-Iov. B3n .'n.B� ino� .Bciiumcn.B ondcs:.Bf Jy.Bruc .-.C'ibeN.-.Cjiv:pi.Cjiua.C’ han, 'hin.CKing.Cbcunp.Cbou.Ch� unj:.Chi y.Chu.Chu.Cu«i Jio.l j) � ! po.lkCurBifl.b(liRm.D(liiiAn(tki.l (li«Aii|cl(i.l)elRiv iu .l)iir dcRocra.Ei.Evjnfeliiii.Fok.Fone.Foai.Funfr.Gilkij.G.ipe .Uim.lliuki nt,Hul Ifo.Hi .l{ui.lp.Jaac .Janf.)iBf JcaaJciv.Kim.KwiJvKobiKlii.Koib e.LamXaaug.Lait.LaiitM.LaGn.Lauro.LaurOwLee.Lcc.Lce.Lee.Lee. Lcc.Lcc ama.Lconardo.Lt.l.torcntc l.i'iii(.Lu,Liic vMlp )� i .Maitinc .Mciulo a.MoMon.Nakti.Ny.Sicadao.Sicobi.Nip.N --.ifK .On.( a.Or.Ovh iu Paci} I’ l.-Reu.Piinp.Pucy.QBibaa.QuiikSM.Quiro .Qucck.Ramucr.Rc mullj.Rce.ullj.See.Shimiimufj.SidciV,Silva.Siu.Su� � e .Sun,Si� ver«v.Sr iii.!a.Tan.Tan.TanJivc.Tom.Tom.!uRiuwng.Vatefa.Vj|iiIii.Vtfrg� ij .Vi llj-1'.'pcKu Wony.Woo}. Woaf.Vi onf.Woo.Yanibinj.Yee.Yee.YicV; Mvsfcutor. Mr.Simon Orni Orsani dlions Italian Club J. Pellcrti.W.Barca.D.Picccth.N.Dc Martini J. Canton.C.Lusardi.N.Lccna.BMatranga.R. Siino.A.Figoni.M.Pcrlitc.J.Tassonc.L.Forrcst, C.Matranga.C.Link,S.Santilli,S.Santillc,M. Volpc.M.Pignati.G.Pellcrti.M.Cristofani.C. Lol!ilni,N.Lccne,J.Cappicllo,J.Morsc.KCIarkc K. BorcIla.M.Gucrra.G.Sigillo. Moderator: Ms.Martina Miller Irish Club Members: Eamonn Allen, Shannon Cadagn, Mike Giese, Angela Leus, Mimi Mulhern, Chris Murphy, Jim Murphy. Pat Reid, Clark Stephens. Moderator: Fr. Anthony Sauer, S.J. United Cultures of S.l. Presidents: Cesar Bucoy Angclique D’Angelo Members: Agbayani. Avendano. Barrios. Bethea. Bouncy. Callinan. Carr. Casipit. Castro. A Chan. Chan. S.Chan. Custodio. Dunbar. Johnson. Fong. Garcia. Cirolsuni, Khoury. Lanier. Lapus. Lee. Leonardo. Lipton. Low. Manning. Marquez. Marsinko. Mci. Nakano. Nakai. Naz al. Notario. Pacis. Qtiock. Rainier . Ranum, Rchuriano. Ribcrio. Rivera. Sarlattc. Schlagcleter. Si deco. Silva. Siino. Sityar, Tobes. Ubaldo. Wellman. I Wong. Wong. Wong. Yap. Young. Moderators: Mrs Donna DcBcncbetti. Mrs Kathy Purcell Mrs Carolyn Smith Organizations fJ Publications Art Pub President: Chris Grame. Members: S.Ab- bcll, K. Aparicio.T.Banzon ,J. Bertolami. J.Biro- scak,C-Carr,M.Carr,M.Casclli,V.Chaiikul,G. Chung.C.CIark.D.Colby.K.Cruz.J.Cuaton.J. DelaMcrccd,M.Florcs,K.Fung.A.Gaus,C.Hawk- ins. S. Healey. D. Ho. K.Ho.C.Kung, P.Langkam- mcrcr.J.Leigh.M.Lopez. Y.Lum.M.Miller, J.Parde n.R.Quinder.A.Quinunez.M. Rogers. K.Sodini.K. Sun.S.Stafford.N.Stoddard.J.Tassonc.M. waiters. J.Wong,K.Wong.K.Yoell.C.Yoon. Moderator: Ms. Martina Miller Cat's Eye Editor: Tony Luini. Members: A.Bank, V.Barrios.C. Bcstwick.T.BIakc.C.Carr. M. Cas- elli, B.Chase.F. Custodio.C.Eising.T. Fregoso, B.Iskikian.V.Larkowich.M.Lec. R.Madrid.A. Millcr.P.Moy.S.Ramaiya.C.Ricafort.K.Sodini. H.Sooper.J.Tam.E.Vcnnemcyer. Moderator: Bro. Thomas Roller, S.J. Inside S.I. Editors: Tony Azzolino Euric Kim. Clarissa Avendano, Sandy Chan, Dominic Comolli, Hugo Delgado. Andrew Duff, Brendan Graham. Madeline Low.Kelly Morris. Jonathon Rcmulla. Luke Swartz.Judette Tobes, Karen Tso. Kurt Van Scrivcr. Paolo Vincenti. Chris Vlautin. Chrystal Wa. Andrew Watters. Moderator: Mr. Paul Totah. SO Organizations Iematian We at the Ignatian hope you like this year's book. The pub office, has been our home for the past year, and we have literally poured our lives into this book. We think our hard work and dedication have paid off. O red and blue, we'll all be true. Editors: Joe DeBarbrie, Katie O'Keeffe Courtney Tarantino Staff: E.Allen. K.Aveson. V.Bar- rios. J.Betro, A.Campos, P. Clif- ford. C.CTuz, A.D’Angelo, J. De- vincenzi, D.Dimalanta, L.Dolsin, A.Gilmore. H.Hogan. N.LaRosa, C.Lee, J.McLeod, I..Metz, L. McNabb. M. Mulhern. M. Mah- oney. L.McMonigle. K.Nevin, R.Ocampo. M.Pelligrini, A.Reit- erman. J.Rivieccio, R.Russell, J.Sheehy, L.Wershky, J.Yuo. Moderator: Ms. Sandra Schwarz. Organizations 51 Culture Jewish Life Community J Members: Jesse Biroscak. Julie Katz, Igor Olshansky, Dalia Ratnikas, Jeffrey Schneider.Giselle Talkoff. Moderators: Mrs.Andree Schute Ms. Vicky Crafton Slavic Students Association Liz Hanowsky, Lorena Marquez, Alaina Mc- Gowan-Casserly, Re- gina Unegovsky Mod- erator: Mr. Kosirog Above to the Left: the Asian Students Coalition at the Dragon Boat Race. 52 Organi alions Social Justice Amnesty International % President: Christina Pavloff Members: S. Avcrill. V. Barrios, A. Bclonogoff. J. Brough- ton. C. Carter. M Colburn. N. DcMartini, S. Farber. G. Giuliani. S. Harrington. V. Hartanto. J. Kenny, J. Kern. A. Lee. L. McNabb. M. Mc- Givcrn, S. Moore. C. Pavloff, A. Reiterman. K. Sin. A. Smialowicz, B. Spezzano. N. Sto- ddard. S. Suman Moderator: Ms. Bricker Bread Connection Coordinators: Sandy Chan. Richard Fong. Amanda RcitermanMeinbers:E.AIlen.C.AIwyn.J Aminoff.CAndcr son,W'Baugh.C.Beyer.L.Bisho.R. Borg.K Cachola.M.Calha r,.T Cardcnas.C.Chan.N.Chin.K.Chin.M Colbum.C.CoilerJ. Corvi. A.D'Angelo. P. Dec,N.DcrMcLcod.J.Dcvincenzi.C.D riscollJ. Driscoll.A.Duff.F.Dunbar.C.Forinosa.L Forrest.G. Fusscll.N.Gidwani.SHarringion.J.Uerschlcb.N.Jacobson.C. Kavanagh.K Kiisk.J.Kim.B.Kwan.D.Lanum.N.l.aRosa.A.L ec.M.Lcc.T.Lec.J.Libien.C.Link.L.Luna.S.Mackota.R.Mad rid.l) Mak.M.Melka.C Michalob.A .Moore hcad.V.Ng.P.Ny on.M. Paniangco.T. Parkcr.C. Pavlof U. Perez. R. Poqucz.C. Ra num.D.Rcvel.L Romain.R Rubio.E RuffoA.Schlagcler.B.Sc hmitt.S.Senno.R Shendan.G.Sigillo.S.Suman.T Tiseher.K V altcr.C.Wa.DAVang.L.Werschky.J.Yec.J Yip Moderator: Mrs.DcBcnedctii Bread Connection Coordinators Sandy Chan, Richard Fong, Amanda Reiter- man. Moderator: Mrs. DeBenedetti Organizations 53 Language French Club President: Stephanie Razzieri Moderator: Madame Shutc French Honor Society President: Clarissa Avcndano Members: L Agbayam. C. Alwyn. C.Avcndano. A Bangart. V.Barrios. W. Baugh. D. Bergez, J.Boswell. ABoycc-Smith. C.Campbell. S.Carnpbell. C.Cardenas. C.Carrcr. J.Carter. K Casipit. G.Chcung. E Cowan. K.Cniz. J.Curtiss. R.Dayao. E.DcAsis. D. DcKcrvor. E. Dimalania. G.Eichebchcrc. T Finn, M.Fok. W Fong. N Freitas. G.Gioliani. S.Marringron. V.Hartanio, D Haw. H Hogan. P.Hogan. R.Hum. V Ibarra. S.lskikian. M.Jaochhico. S Juan. E.Kwong, J Marques. 1. Martin. M McCarthy. M McCorkle. E Mclncrncy. J McLeod. M Morelli. V.Ng. C.Poon. B Raven. D Revel. C Sander. E. Schmitt. A.Smialowicz. L.Swartz. K Syine. J.Tan. K.Tellecn. J.Thamkul. S.Tirct. J.Tobcs. A.Trcdinnick. R Vattuonc. P Viccnti. H.Vocal. T.Wolanin. G.Woo. D.Yick. A. Young Moderator: Ms Shelly Friedman Spanish Honor Society President: Jennifer Kenny Members: A. Aglo- ro.K.Avcson.T.Banzon.E.Bisordi.C.Braganza.A.C adci.J.Chang.T.Ching.A.Cota.L.DcDios.J.DclaMc rccdJ.DclaMcrccd.A.DclaRosa.A.DclaRosa.S.Dula trc.K.Giuffrc.M .Goodrich Visconti. E.Hanowsky. A. Harris, V. Hawkins.R. Joseph. J. Katz. J. Kenny .J.Kcr n. V.Khoury,E.Kim.J. Kim,M. Kirk.G.Lam. J.Lcc.C. Link.M.LopczQuintana.C.marcario.G. Nicolas. R.O ' Neil. E.Orquc.Y. Pacis. M.Palencia.G.PcIlcrili.N. Pc ndcrgasU. Perez. K.Praxcdcs.J.Proiasio.S.Ramaiya Rivera, R.Salma.S.Sampang.S.Sampera.R.Siino .K.Siu.K. Smith, M.Sieinbock.L.Tafolla.K.Tam.L.t andoc.J.Urbiziondo.J.Wong.M.Wong.M.Yip.V.Y ork Moderator: Ms. McNcir 5i Organizalions Japanese Honor Society Presdent: Rowcna Ocainjx) Vice President: Diana Ta Members:Abalos. Abordo. Alexia. J. Angcay. R Angcay. Apancid. Appah. Bailey. Ballenzueta. Ballclos, Bancz. Boadita. Butkc. Charlcton. Chen. Cheng. Chu. Chu. Claitor. Cuaton. Darden. Diaz. Gee. Gonzalez. Guiriba. Healey. Ho. Hong. Hu. Jean. Kern. Klinnormnual. Kobuchi. Kolbe, Kung. Kwan. Kwan, Lamug. Lau. Lautang. Lee. Lee. Lucas. Magsalin. Manalo. Martinez. McLeod. McQuaid. Michels. Nakano. Norman, Phelps. Polen. Quan. Quiroz. Rcmulla. Rcmulla, Reyna. Ribciro. Santiago, Santore. Shahamiri. Shaughncssy. Shimomuka. Siu. So. Soriano. Szclo. Szcto. Tain. Tan. Ubaldo. Van Houten. Wong. Wong. Yap. Yawtang. Zambules Moderator: Takamatsu Sc nsec Junior Classical League Consuls: Emily Muhl Forrcsi Wiucnmcicr Members: K.Acuncion. C.Beyer, E.Burns C. Carr. M.Carr. K.Chan, N.Charlton, D.Chilo V.Chiolo, E.Cincotta, T.Fish, J.Garcia, J Grimaldi. K. Hen vcK d. V. Larkowich. J. Leigh S. Marquis. I. Mayne, R. Mcnulty, J. Mogan nam, T. Molloy, A. Paoli. D. Ratnikas. M. To masich. N. Tomasich. K. Tso, K. Van Stiver D. Wang, Julie Yap, A. Yu Moderator: Mrs McCarty Organizations 35 Academics CSF Frosh Soph Fr ihmai :8r� Jley,Call� jhjn. xtijli� .Cunninjh� «n.Deljrama.Fc� don.lla te l.um.Lau. McCarty . Peroutka.Phair .Scc.S� an W. nf Wu YcunfSophiina ore: Abordn.Aj� ilar.AI cn,Andciton.Ave� � n.BilIelovBangail.Ban on. Beck. Bergc . Berlin j.Beili6ftii,Befio.6oadit� .Bo � lct.8ray� n u. Brio Brovnan 8 luce.Burbank,Biilko.Cadei.CamptolI.Candiio,Canning Carr.Caiter.Ciricr. Chan.Chan.Chalikel.Chreva.Clnng.ChKilo.Ctuaton.Dce.OclaMcrccd.Dinday. Draxl. Driscoll .F:� an jclnu. Ferre. ong.Gareia.Gc� ec,Gicw.Gm tii.G-vJcn, Gopc .Mayhom.Hall.Hcaky,Hidjljo.Ko.Hi fan.Htabner.Mui.l� kikian.Ji� cph. Ku'.Hrein.Kxt .Keane.Kcrn'Kim.KIinhormhual.Roiling.Krause.Lan: Laako ich.Lau.La aie'.Lcc.l.cigh.Lcs� .Li,l.ini,t.iipc }uinianu.l.u.l.ucas.l.uc hc� i.Maroc� ieh,Mania.McCorkle.Melneraey.Medina Michalske.Michel� .Mish elson.Morjan.Monariy.Monioynlkrnande Mny.Mulhair S'|ti,N 'Uri«,0) « yhlin.Oncil.Ortiia.PWencia.peliisi.Pifnati.Pincll.Ps-iM.PotKliacIf.PrMedc� .? ring. Pn atio.Rjmaiya.Rim� cy.Rainika� .Rfch «cieer.Ren hRobmus Roger t.Romcn R� 'lli.Sal=� .S� «pang.Sanjiaeonio.Scarpe]la.Schmid«.,Scrrra:o.S hannon,Shan rscaShicIs.Shim.Shtmomura.Siu.Skibola.Srsilh.So.SpaJdiny.Sic inhsKk,Stc� cn� .Sirick(adcn,Symc S aN'.Tan Tan.Thatayil.Tiret.Torio.Tu mancnj.Uh3ld Uy.Valca ucla,Valcru.Vcnn.'mcy r.Vcrdiacci.VillaPop.� cu Wwni Wong. Won g.Wnghi. Yam bing.Yec. Yoon. York. Yia Yuo CSF Juniors Junio r� :Ahalo� ,� minol(.Ar� l:fton.Andet� cn.A� hl{y.A veodano.Bailey.Baugh .Bclooogcdl.Bene he ner.Berry.Beyer.Biwrdi.Blakc.Bonner.BorcIla.BuyecS mish.Brady.Bridy.Brock.hrc-sghion.Caehola.Caltaghan.Canef.Chafl.ChanR o� ale� .Chaag.Charl!on.Chfo9g.Chin.Chmg.Chioki.Chnaiophcr.Chu.Cody.C oncepeioo.Co«ridan.CoU.Cransion.Crcmcn .Cnar.Cuelias.Cusack.Dayao.Dcd loi.Dcgu sian.DcIitosa.DcIarotano.DerfrKlcod.Dibono.Digsno.Dillon.Dtraa lania.Dito.Dritvsill.Dud icc.Dugyon.Dulay.Uunbar.D iadut.Fatber.Fcency.F igoni.Fish.Fomamllj.Galicia.Garcia.Geidt.Ghiilieri.Gilmorc.Giuliani.Gugl elmino.Guinba.llanlcy.Hanot� � ky.Harn� HaiunioHolbrswk.Honj.ll urn,Hurl cy.Ibam lynae� o.Ja� � :tiieo.Jean.JoJ auon,Ka anan.Khoury.Kmk.Klcinhcn . Knip.Kuan.Fappinj.Lau.l.jwson.Lcc.Lcc.Lec.l.cc.lu-.I.usardi. Mahoney, Mak.Mak.Malkjm.Marauca.Marijucs.Marquis Mariinclli.Maiunga.McCan hy. McCarthy. McCivetn Mcl-aughUn,MeNibb. Miller.Mission. Moore. Muh! 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Klinhormhual. A. lee. M. Lee, S. Lee. L. Leonardo. M. Marsinko. N. Morgan, G. Nicolas. M. Palencia. V. Quock. S. Ramaiya. S. Sampang. K. Siu. K Smith. C. Wa. M. Wong. J. Yip. M. Yip Academic Decathlon R. Anderson, S. Chan.G. Cheung, H. Delgado, A. Furniss, N. Gid- wani, L. Leonardo, M. Manning, M. Melka, C. Poon, M. So. K. Sodini, J. Yip Coaches: Mr. Mezzera Mrs. Quattrin Organizalions in Debating Politics Speech Sc Debate President: Paolo Vincenti Members: M.Brady, N. Butko, M. Bruce. L. Cachola. C. Carr. M.Carr, H. Delgado, W.F-ong, K.Hcnwood. J.Herrera. P.Hogan. K.Ho, P.Kelly. E.Lam. K.Mannion. J.McKinney. J. McLeod. M.Mclka, J.Mission, A.Or. G.Qaqundah, B.Sce, J.Thamkul. C.Trainer. K. Tom. K.Tso. B.VanHouten. A.Watters. C.Wong Moderator: Mr. Simon Chiu hnlAftt H.i(j Hmm Afluo. « Al jlir, A.ulia • Milt ll. ilt, II.■•.Ki ll.'. OiiiOKfri ifoiiiCsiicOiCr iiiACK«n.CinilfCuu.v(Wk.tW«DtfwII«. 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Girls State Delegate: Amanda Reit- erman Alternates: Holly Hogan Janel Thamkul Moderator: Mr. Arriaga 38 Organizations Boys State Delegates: Eamonn Allen, Greg Chiarella, Colin Guheen, Nick Lane, Joe Lordeaux, Clark Stevens, Danny Taia- vera, Ryan Wagner, Ben Zink Moderator: Fr. Capitolo Organizations ” 9 Science Biology Club Science Club A. Bangart, K. Bowler, G. Che- ung, K. Cruz, F. Custodio, C. Grame, V. Hawkins, A. Jaochico, S. Juan, J. Leigh, M. Marsinko, N. Morgan, J. Palarza, K. Prax- ecles, R. Rubio, K. Sodini, M. Wong, A. Zapanta Moderator: Mr. Ugawa Ecology Club President: Sam Stafford Mem- bers: Jennifer Broughton, Janine Leigh, Christina Pavloff, Kristine Praxedes, Karen Tso, Monica Wong, Angela Yu Moderators: Mrs. Johnson Mr. Kosirog (I) Organizations Special Interests Bowling Club Officers: Michelle Vo- lpe, Michelle Cristofani, Coney Eiland Modera- tors: Mr. Bittle Ms. Sullivan Hiking Club T. Brion, D. Davitt, C. Eising, J. Kern, C. Krauss, A. Or, C. Pavloff, T. Rechsteiner, K. Rob rig, S. Stafford, N. Stoddard Moderator: Ms. Friedman Cycling Club A. Bank, D. Soadita, M. Bradford, J. Brooks. N. Butko, O. Chan, R. Dias. C. Eising..! Fernandez, A. Figoni, C. Grame, K. Harvey, E. Holstead, R. Joseph. J. Kong. J. Lewis. A. Or, P. Schmidt, J Shahamiri. K. Sodini, L. Swartz, M. Swartz, E. Tuzzio Moderator: Bro. Thomas Roller Organizations 61 CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITIES CLC Council Head: Kelly Barna. Memebers: Kara Ascunsion, Leslie Ann Cachola, Shannon Cadagan, Jackie Dc La Merced, Janet DcLa Merced, Marie Garcia, Nisha Gidwani, Lauren Gregory, Molly Hogan, Scott Karpowicz, Geral- dine Lam. Danielle Lanam, Vicky Larowich, Alex Lee, Liza Luna, Kelli Nevin, Jen Oh, Ali Schla- geter. Bill Sheerer, Joanne Tan. Jason Urbiztondo, Patty Wellman, Alma Zalihic. Moderator: Ms. Mary Ahlbach Very rarely will one find an SI student who has never been a part of a Christian Life Community. With its goals of supporting spiritual growth, encouraging service, instilling community, and building awareness, this organization has attracted both students and faculty to the rewards of working towards these goals. Every CLC is special, in that each one consists of a unique group of people that share similar ideals, values, and interests. Along the way, friendships develop within each CLC that provide partners in prayer and sources of strength for every member and moderator. The CLCs have sponsored several important events this past year. The annual Food Drive enabled various groups of students to come together and give back to the community during the holiday season. Thanks to the sold- out success of the Christmas Dance on December 12, CLCs were able to buy even more food and children’s gifts. Furthermore, to encourage awareness, the CLCs also organized Solidarity Dinners, educating others about the various places Immersion groups had visited. Yet, with all this work concerning surrounding areas and places all over the world, Christian Life Communities have remained strong and continue beimj significant influences w w w on the everyday lives of students at SI. 62 CLC Guay mas AMERICA WEST Noelle Arroyo, Colin Guheen, Jill Herschleb, Eurie Kim, Angela Leus, Lisa Medina, Jason Ur- biztondo, Patty Wellman. Mod- erator: Mr. Dave Giarrusso PG N. Gidwani, J. Tobcs, G. Lam. C. Avendano, K. Casipil. L. Agbayani, L. Swart . B. Schmidt, A. Tudor. M. Gicsc, D. Talavera, N. LaRosa, G. Chiarclla, S. Campbell, L. Tafolla, K. Nakai, M. Nakano, M. Low, D. dc Kcrvor. M. Casclli. J. DcBarbric, H. Vocal, G. Nicolas, J. Shinbon, E. Kim. J. Dela Merced. J. Crane, M. Gome Moderators: Ms. Purcell Mr. Gilson El Salvador S. Bruni, S. Cadagan, K. Errkila, C. Murphy, R. Sheridan, C. Stevens Moderator: Fr. Sauer CLC 63 BrickerTucker No Roster Available Lorentz No Roster Available Mr. Nasry’s Lunch Bunch Adreanc Bertumen,Tris Brion. Mary Brink. Marissa Bruce, Mary Rose Dayao, Erin Duterte, Christine Ferree. Kathryn Gopez. Janelle Hui, Ryan Joseph. Melisssa Kim. Sorida Klinhormual. Trisha La-mug, Denise Lew, Jessifer Lu. Kimberly Lucas. Asher Mclnerny, Phillip Nagi. Danny Nuelle, Misha Villa-Popescu, Stephanie Sampang. Donna Caragan-Shannon, Mel- odie Shimomura, Danica Skibola, Kevin Siu. Joanne Tan. Monica Wong. Moder- ator: Mr. Wafik Nasry 64 Organizations MR Jessie Cannata, Tiffany Evangelista, Martha Flores, Maria Garcia.Sean Healey, Katrina Herman. Christine Kung, Marilza Lopez-Ouintana, Alexis McCurn, Patrick Michels, Kristine Praxedes, Angelica Ouinones, Dalia Ratnikas. Kira Smith. Elise Stevens. Jim Tassone.Veronica York, Angela Yu. Moderators: Ms. Donna Murphy Ms. Janet Reid Chiquitas Erin Driscoll,Veronica Ensign, Jessica Hosea. Michelle Lee, Tracy Mac- Donnel. Morgan Magilligan. Bridget Mulhern, Katie Nejasmich. Kelli Nevin, Leigh Silver. Hilary Spalding, Cristin Sullivan, Mara Tocchini, Annie Wright. Moderator: Ms. Janet Reid Ahlbach K. Ascunsion, K. Bama, L. Cahcola, S. Cadagan, J. Dela Merced, J. Dela Merced, M. Garcia, N. Gidvvani, H. Hogan, K. Jennings, S. Karpowicz D. Lanum, G. Lam, V. Larkowich. A. Lee, L. Luna, K. Nevin, J. Oh. A. Schlagcter. B. Sheerer, J. Tan, P. Wellman, A. Zalihic Moderator: Ms. Ahlbach OnswiArtliuiis 63 CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES Moodie G. Balibrera, L. Bondoc, K. Devitt, A. Gonzales, K. Henwood, S. Karpowicz, K. Porto, A. Russell, E. Santore, M. Swartz, G. Yparraguirre, C. Zuniga Moderator: Hr. Moodie Schwarz-Quattrin L. Cachola. J. Chang, E. Chen, J. Chin, K. Cruz, K. Fung, C. Jew, E. Korn, L. Lazaro, K. Martinez, J. McKinney, A. Nulph. K. Yee, V. York Moderator: Ms. Schwarz Ms. Quattrin Brotherly V. Quock, S. SooHoo, J. Oh, S. Lee, L. Oshita. R. Chou, M. Wong, B. Scheerer, C. Poon. E. DeAsis, G. Woo, S. Choy Moderator: Bro. Lee 66 Or Liiiii ,ili )ii Arriaga o Kara Asuncion. Anna Belonogoff, Matt Brady, Marie Carr, Lewis DeDios, Wilson Fong, Chris Gee. Holly Hogan. Susan Juan. Jen Kenny, Eva Kwong, Jeannine Marques, Charles Poon, Roselyn Siino, Musetta So, Janel Thamkul, Kristina Tom. Karen Tso. Ben VanHouten. Rachel Vossen, Irene Wong. Moderator: Mr. Rod Arriaga “Run” CLC M. Aguilar, I). Angeles, C. Braganza. M. Bruce, J. Dela Merced, A. Guiriba, S. Klinhormhual, M. Lee, M. Palencia, S. Sampang, J. Tan. C. Ubaldo, G. Uy. Moderator: Ms. Nickolai Sarajevo K. Asuncion. C. Brook, C. Callaghan. M. Carr, S. Chan, J. Chang. N. Chin, K. Cruz, N. Del - MacReod. R. DelRosario, A. Duff, F. Dunbar. S. Fish, V. Hartanto, E. Ignacio, V. Khoury. K. Quinoz. A. Reiterman, A. Reyes. J. Santiago, M. So. K. Tam. C. Wa, D. Wang. D. Yick. A. Zapanta, A. Zalihic. Moderator: Mr. McGarry Or yni lions 67 Above: The Aeneid e effect on Mr. Gavin's second semester seniors. Lower Left: Mr. Pescatore's proteges. 68 Candids Candids 69 70 Candids Candids 71 72 Candids Candids 73 71 Sports Ojwiiini; Sjuv.xl We’ll Fight for you 0 Red and Blue Athletics mmgm Sports Opening Spread Z Varsity Football Every time that I think of the 1997 Saint Ignatius Football season, I think of our shutout victory over St. Francis -- an ountstanding highlight, because the 1997 Saint Ignatius Varsity Wildcat dominated a team whom we hadn't beaten in seventeen years. In front of me there is 42 much more important reasons why I play football at SI. If there could be a great teacher that was not a person, that teacheer would be FOOTBALL. Football taught me responsibility, dedication, and commitmant. A varsity player proudly dedicates 23 hours every week, during the season, to football. I have learned that hard work does pay off in chalk talk, in practice, and in the weight room. I have learned how to respond to a win. A time to clebrate but also a time to know that there is room for improvement. More importantly 1 have learned how to respond to the pain of a loss. In the locker room--aftcr agame in which you poured your heart out onto the field, but came up short-is where you know there is love. You see the hurt on the face of your fellow teamates and friends, and you hug him, not only because lie’s hurting, but because you feel the same way. After a lose you know how much it hurts to lose, but you also know that their is no place that you’d rather be than suffereing with those men. The tine test of the strength of our team came in those times. I couldn’t be more proud of the strength our team showed. I leave you with this quote from the first page of this past season’s Football Playbook: “Teamwork is the fuel that enables common people to achieve extraordinary goals.” -Lionel Metz Chan, Dcvora, Valera, San Juan, R. Bailey, Downs, Sutton, Dckkcr, Parente, Adams, Monroe, Recacho, ColliSS, Carr, Metz, Jaochico (Manager), Volpc (Manager), Uncgovsky (Manager), Button, Bottncr (Head Trainer), D. Bailey (Trainer), Bama (Trainer), Sullivan, McNulty, Tonclli (Assistant Coach), Vollcrt (Head Coach), Bittlc (Assistant Coach), Suasser (Assistant Coach), Cleary, Jakic, Sternberg, Simon, Willcnborg, Virk, Hale, Pallari, Scliga, Lourdcaux, Lane, Rollandi, Jones, Gatti, Barulich, Buich, Norman, Wilkinson, Gcidt, Bcnchencr, Pellegrini, Gilham, Fitzgibbon, Uskert, Guhccn, Yrazabal, Davis, Allen Above: Number 33 John Carr chases after Mr. Speedy Mike Pelligrini in a game against Marin Catholic at home at J.B. Murphy Held. 76 Varsih Fool bail Right: Joe Lourdeaux. Joe. Joe Lourdeaux! Senior Joe Lourdeaux kicks off the ball after a scoring drive. Left: Break it on pride! Ready, break. PRIDE! The varsity Wildcats huddle to stop the charging Serra Padres. Varsity Football 77 J.V. Football Front Row: Stephen Allan, Jonathan Talavcra, Dante Wiley, Francis Reyes. Paul Gaetani. John Wair. Alex Gorman. Second Row: Mike Poggetti, Dominic Farnham. Jim Costello, Peter Chu, Alex Alcaraz. Patrick Slattery. Joel Veach, Michael Johnson. Third Row: Ryan Kushner, Alex Sundby, Eric King, Josh Harris. Michael Youngue, Gavin Shiels, Greg Wood, Patrick Schmidt, Nick Scarabosio. Fourth Row: Ed Comerford. Lena Martin (Manager), Tom Fendyan (Assistant Coach), Steve Bluford (Head Coach), Dave Giarrusso (Assisteant Coach). Monica Hollins (Manager), Amanda Ayoob (Manager), Kelly Turbin. Fifth Row: Ryan Guheen, Michael Hall, Derik Dulin, Jonathan Jacobitz, Brian Bianchi, Nick Serratto, Gratien Etchebehere. 7H J l;n ithall Number 56 Jonathon Talavera. number 64 Dominic barn ham. and number 46 Kelly Turbin are listening intently as Coach Dave Giarruso helps out with the J.V. team. Number 24 Derik Dulin and number 29 Ray Sutton watch as the Wildcats beat the Fighting Irish of Sacred Heart at Kc ar before the Bruce Mahoney game. The J.V. Wildcats beat Sacred Heart 7-6. Coach Steve Bluford talks to his assistant coaches in the press box during the first quarter of the J.V. game against the Irish. Coach Bluford is in his fifth year as junior varsity head coach. Coach Bluford graduated from St. Ignatius in 1984. and played football all four years. J Football ?J Freshman Front Row: Nicolas. Hurabiell, Macicjewski, Wilson, DeBarbrie, Kemmy, Brittian. Second Row: Korn. Amott, Denning. Quadrclli. Allen, Torres, Parker, Ravetti. Third Row: Shaughnessy (Co-Chaplain), Sandlin (Assisdcnt Coach). Storti (Assistant Coach). Quattrin (Head Coach). Parente (Assistant Coach), McCabe (Statistician). Devine (Co-Chaplin). Fourth Row: Leone, McDonnell, Silva, Lim, Simon, Langkammercr. Holian, Faye. Fifth Row: Elmquist. Kopec, Walters. Metz, Wittenmeier, Cappiello. Bauman, Chung, Morales. Sixth Row: Lalanne, Bcnedctti, Cronin, Murphy, Hall, Tam. Hansen, LaRosa. Seventh Row: Hines, Donohoe, Santilli, Sampson, Makowsky. Nava. Cotter, Dana, Guilbeaux. Fnsliincn hxilhall Above: “Oh red and blue, we'll all be true, raise the banners to the sky....” Left: Wow Guys! Nice Work! Keep it up! Right Coach G? Above: Wait a Sec! Who this of? Brooks Hansen Christopher Watters iTislimcn Foollwll XI Varsity Field Hockey Girls in plaid skirts and polo shirts playing a sport? “Of course, what else.” say the Field Hockey Cats. Being an official SI sport for only three years, this year’s team has established a foundation for continuing success. University persists in being their biggest rival. but poses no major threat to the 12-2-3 Field Hockey Cats. Team captains Madeleine Low, Whitney Barca, and Theresa Finn led their team to a victory over University, and the title of champion in the Transbay Tournament. Team members are all different, coming from various groups and interests, but share a common enthusiasm for the sport. Along with coaches who always strive to improve the program, the Girls’ Field Hockey team looks forward to even greater seasons to come. Katie Dillon, Eleonor Ignacio, Janice Kim, Whitney Barca Astrea Mission, Michelle Cristofani, Isabel Mize Jill Herschleb, Jackie Diaz, Shelly Tucker (Head Coach) Deanna Yick, Lauren Dito, Laura Romain, Theresa Finn, Madeleine Low, Ashly Hoffman, Elaine Sullivan K2 arsil l irld llwk ‘ Whoa Eleonor! Number 34 Eleonor Ignacio in October when the varsity field hockey cats played Marin Catholic at Marin Catholic. Who is that crazy girl in the background? Junior Jackie Diaz exuberant after the varsity shutout over Marin Catholic. Left: Ugh! grunts number 16 Michelle Cristofani after her defensive move in a game against Marin Catholic. arsil Fiold llock«' 83 Front Row: Elsa Beyer. Christine Sangiacomo, Jenny Rivieccio, Angela Puey, Jennifer Low. Middle Row: Jenny Norman, Alexa Smialowicz. Shcrida Gaenger. Linda Neilan (coach), Molly Mclcher. Alexandra Tredinnick. Stephanie Lane. Back Row: Rebecca O'Neill. Marie Shin, Misha Villa-Popescu. Celeste Berry. Karva Tam. Taryn Ching. Hi J Field llockeN Captains Angela Puey Alexandra Tredinnick Molly Melcher, number 25, gets ready to defend her territory. Jenny Rivieccio, and Angela Puey race down the field after the ball. J Field llockcv 85 Varsity Boys Cross Country As most ofS.I. gets in their cars and begins a drive back home, they won’t miss the Boys Varsity Cross- Country team running on Sunset. And the Sunset stretch is just the beginning of their intervals and 6 mile runs to the polo fields and Ocean Beach. This year, the Cross-Country team faced the obstacle of loosing 4 seniors from the 1996 season. The team members had to work extremely hard to compensate for that loss - and they definitely stepped up to the challenge. The 1997 season was a transition year. With a team composed of 4 seniors and 4 sophomores, the two classes had newly defined roles. While Seniors Matt Chen. Brendan Wells. Luke Swartz, and Mike Nowak had to take on leadership of the team, the sophomores got their first experience of the intensity of varsity races. The runners have to watch what they eat even on the day before the event. On race day, the team meets at St. Ignatius and takes a van to the race. They continue their team unity at the race by stretching and praying together before it starts. Boys’ Varsity Cross-Country Captain Matt Chen joined the team four years ago as a Freshman because he knew that running was an important part of his life and today lie’s appreciative of the experience he has gained. 'I he sophomores this year have two more seasons, and one can be sure that they will continue to develop their abilities. So look out for Wildcat Cross-Country domination in upcoming years! Above: Brendan Wells, running hard in the meet at Cal Poly. Seniors and Juniors Front Row; Kurt Van Sciver, Jim Bonner, Alvaro Ramirez, Mario Tomasich, Luke Swartz, Charles Boon. Second Row: Alvin Chan. John Garcia, Chris Castro. Keefe Reuther. Gifford Cheung. Ed DeAsis, Nick Silver. Matt Chen. Third Row: Dennis Mak. Brendan Wells. Matt Caselli. Kevin Grady (Assistant Coach), Marc Borella, Michael Gilson S.J. (Assistant Coach). Dominic Comolli. Brian Schmidt, Daniel Talavera. Forth Row: Scott Campbell, Jake Reichert, Chris Murphy, Jeff Marcaletti. James Huddleston. Greg Chiarclla. Brendan Raher. Mike Nowak. • si N6 arsiI llo s dross G unlr Above: (left to right): F. Verducci, M. Chen. C. Murphy, M. Nowak, N. McDonagh, and B. Wellsawait the start of the race. Left: Paul and Frank take a breather after the race. Left: Brendan and Neil pose with their new metals. Above: Sophomore, FrankVerducci and Senior. Mike Nowak, running in stride. Narsilv IJovs Cross (!oimlr 87 Varsity Girls Cross Country How much more successful can these girls get? With four CCS championships under their belt and a fifth one this year, the Girls’ Cross- Country team is perhaps one of the he most winning teams to every compete here at SI. The Cross Country Cats entered the GPSL with no serious threat, winning the league with their seven runners finishing in the top eight overall. The CCS meet brought greater competition with Lcland and Gunn, but, once again, the Cats were able to clench the Central Coast Section title. Senior Katie Appenrodt dominated both meets, coming in first at both the GPSL and CCS championships. And what docs it take to be champs five years in a row? Awesome coaching, challenging practices, and an overall team spirit Mr. Yap, along with Mr. Gilson, S.J., has worked with these girls since June 14 to build up their sclf- conficdcncc and simply get them back into competition form. Practices, including ten-mile runs to WEstlakc and training for a week in Tahoe, has given these girls the drive to contend for a state championship. And, with five sophomores, four juniors, and three seniors, one would think the Cross-Country Cats don’t have much in common at all, but through hard work and determination, this team has definitely developed a sense of camaraderie and friendship. Seniors Katie Appenrodt, Monica Cardona, and Colleen Cotter have left their marks as talented SI runners. Yet, the future of Girls’ Cross- Country definitely seems bright, as nine underclassmen continue the Cross-Country Cats’ championship spirit. Dominique Revel, Suzanne Choy, Courtney Anderson, Elena Orque. Sheila Clifford, Monica Cardona, Allison Campos, Caroline Anderson, Jasmine WongColleen Cotter, Caitlin Callaghan, Erica Lipton, Claire Beyer. Crystal Nazzal.Marissa McCarthy, Tara Rodgers, Chrystinc Lawson. Elizabeth Cincotta, Ginny Yang, Michelle Dcvincenzi, Sarah O’Rourke, Patsy McGuire, Valerie Barrios,Molly Kirk, Susie Berrin, Erin Lapping, Julie Yap, Melissa Hansell. Regina Sheridan, Carolyn Lee, Katie Appenrodt, Sara Senno, Emily Ruffo, Kristy Cahill, Jennifer Seales. Heather MacDonald W arsil Girls dross Loimln Monica Cardona Katie Appenrodt Captains Hey where is everyone? I thought the race was at Crystal Springs. I shouldn’t have had those EGGS for breakfast! Varsilv (iirls Cross (loiinln 89 J. V. Boys Cross-Country SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN: Front Row: J. Magsaysay, P. Clifford, K. Finn, B. Dillon, M. Visconti, G. Loeffer, P. Lawson. Second Row: M. Swartz, P. Gonella. J. Flores, B. Miles, C. Bradley, H. Revel, B. Lim, P. Byrne, G. Wu, R. Ea, D. Lazaro, Third Row: K. Grady (Assistant Coach) F. Verducci, J. Kozubck, E. Campbell, D. Daza, P. Ngai, J. Biroscak, M. Tursi, T. Ribera, K. Yambing, R. Kennedy, J. Roman, O. Kenney, M. Gilson S. J. (Assistant Coach), Fourth Row: S. Blake, J. Boyce, C. Flynn, B. Matranga, R. Joseph, R. Hunt, E. McDonagh, I. Shaughnessy, P. Clifford, M. Conti, N. McDonagh. M. Senno. 90 J Bovs ('.i ons C.(.j;.Ur Above: This shirt just doesn’t give enough support! Leon Bouncy is running for the gold at the Polo Fields. Above;Run Forest Run! Go grab your box of chocolates! Left: Da Da Da... All these people are running for the gold. JY Bovs Cross Country 91 SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN: Front Row: L. Jackson. M. Wilson, J. Passanisi, L. Maroevich, D. Dizon. T. Banzon, L. Lazaro, C. Lee. J. Kenley.Second Row: A. Hamilton. A. Hagbom, S. Herbert. S. Berrin, E. Escobar. J. Hosea, G. Anton. M. Arietta, N. DeMartini, L. Hicks, A. Reyna. Third Row: V. Potthoff, K. Minger, M. Guerra. B. Wise, K. Abbene, K. Nevin, J. Mullen. (Assistant Coach). M. Gilson S.J. (Assistant Coach), J. Yap (Head Coach), J. Lee,N. Pate, Z. Klestoff, M. Hunt. K. Kolbe, M. Mulhair, Fourth Row: A. Yalon, M. Lee, A. Wright, M. Batch, K. Nejasmich, T. Canning, S. Sampera, J. Betro. K. Murphy, C. Dominguez, L. Cachola, D. Bisho, E. Hughes, E. Duterte. D. Lainez, J. Strickfaden. Iti J Girls Cross Coiimrv Above: And the girls x-country is off to the races! Left: J. V. girls stop for a nice bonding moment before the race. Left: Don’t smile Above: Girls, can we too much for have a cheezier the camera. group picture? J Girls Cross Counlrv 93 Varsity Boys Water Polo Vaisity Water polo Captain Jaime Lynch believes that, Water polo requires a perfect balance between intellect and athleticism.” In 1994. St. Ignatius established its first Boys’ Water polo team. Today, members of that original team look back upon the last three years with great pride. Seniors Pat Gargan, Jaime Lynch, and Chris Roth remember attending a meeting during Freshman year and meeting future Water polo Cats as the turnout was large enough to create the First Boys’ Water polo team. But because Water polo is usually not a grammar school sport, the players had very little or no experience and a great deal to learn. Thus, in its first year, the team committed itself to studying the basics. Although the first year was tough, the Water polo Cats made a statement by becoming not only the First team at St. Ignatius, but the first Boys’ Water polo team in San Francisco. The team, joined in 1995 by then Sophomore Marty O’Leary, has improved each year and is becoming more competitive in the league. This year, the players focusc'1 on bringing their individual talents together as a whole and operating as a team. Competition in the league was tough, but the team definitely stepped up to the challenge and is on par with the rest of the league. Coach Russ Stryker has seen the Boys’ Varsity Water polo team’s improvement: “It took some time, but this team is really starting to work hard and understand their roles. It’s nice to see them come together as a team.” Dan Ashley. Stephen Beck. Tom Blake, Dan Figoni, Patrick Gargan. Albert Lee, Dave Lohrcy. Jamie Lynch, Mike Mahoney, Martin O'Leary. Eric Pan. Brendan Raven. Paul Reich. Chris Roth. Joe Sheehcy. Karl Telleen 14 arsit Bo s Water Polo Left: Senior Chris Roth drowns his opponent in the Varsity Watcrpolo Cats’ first game at home. Good job. Chris! Below: Throw your hands in the air and wave ‘cm like you just don’t care! The opponents try to deflect the ball, but the Cats arc still victorious. arsih Bovs Walcr Polo 93 Varsity Girls Water Polo The 1997 - 1998 Women’s Water Polo Season concluded with the outstanding JV record of 7 - 1 and with the Varsity placing third in their league. The wet and wild water polo cats swam fast, shot hard, passed well, and lifted a lot of weights to improve their game skills and master teamwork under the leadership of head coach Brendan Rcutcrbach and assistant coaches Trey Willmcr and Malt Wiurez. This year the St. Ignatius water polo team transformed from girls to water polo players. The water polo girl’s approached their season with tremendous school spirit and devotion to the team. They worked hard to share their spirit and devotion with the rest of the school. Four years ago the most common reaction to women’s water polo was “we have a water polo team?” Today women’s water polo is met with a full and avid cheering section at home and away games. Our cheers arc led by our most faithful supporter Chris Perez. The program started by a few gawky, uncoordinated, drowning freshmen, but by this year, they graduate as brave competitors. They leave behind a strong up and coming varsity team and a growing program. Here arc the top 9 reasons why St. Ignatius Women’s Water Polo is ‘da bomb: 9) We arc the only S.F. Girls water polo team. 8) It’s all about the goofy caps. 7) Our parkas work at the pool and on the dance floor. 6) the whitest tans in the league 5) Morning practice followed by our first period breakfast club. 4) Girls just wanna have fun 3) Now accepting applications for next years underwater camera man. 2) I love you man! 1) SI POLO - YOU KNOW! Colleen Claitor. Molly Devitt, Francesca Drino. Fiona Dunbar, Anne Ginotti, Lauren Gregory, Michelle Naklowycz, Torri Parker. Gina Pelleriti, Stephanie Razzieri. Nicole Skibola. Sara Suman, Chanelle Sweeney. Giselle Talkoff, Megan Terheyden Above: Chanel le Sweeney tries to drown her opponent. Below: Giselle and Sara take break from practice to pose for the camera. IT) Varsih Girls Water I’olo Varsih Girls Wain- Polo 97 Frosh SophWaterpolo Splish Splash! The Frosh soph Boy’s waterpolo Wildcats playing at home in the Herbst Natatorium. Here Rod Mcleod is trying to defend our goal. Front Row: Ian Browning, Adam Cadei, Patrick Callaghan, Dustin Ray, Rod McLeod. Adam Vogel. Back Row: Gaving Scott (coach), Chriss Lollini, Jon Kathrein, Andrew Figoni, Matt Powers, Andrew Potsclueff. IK J !5o s Waler Polo Right: Lifeguard! I’m dying here, save me. A freshman on the Frosh Soph waterpolo Cats tries to score a goal against Menlo. Below: Time out time in we’re gonna win. Coach Gaving Scott calls a time out at the Frosh Soph Cats first game. J Boys Water Polo 99 J.V. Girls Water Polo Kate Bowler, Erin Brosnan, Julia Carter. Aimee Corsiglia, Karen Dazols, Mary DcFrancis, Angela Gugliclmino. Heidi Lavelle, Candice Macario. Jennifer Rosales, Stephanie Ruane. Beth Schmitt. Beth Suman, Amanda Tucker I HO J Girls Wafer Pole J (liris val T Polo 101 Varsity Girls Tennis Girls attempting to hit fellow teammates in the rear ends with tennis halls. A cute little Asian Jesuit patiently “squeegeeing four drenched courts. A social studies teacher taking down score cards beneath a setting sun. A team in matching blue, paw-printed shorts huddled in the prayer of St. Ignatius. These are typical scenes and memories occurring within the four-court complex on the corner of 37th and Rivera., and all belong to the Girls’ Varsity Tennis team. Hie Tennis Cats entered the year with confidence and determination. Winning all of their prescason matches and having players finishing in the semifinals of the annual Santa Catalina tournament gave the team much to be confident about. As the GPSL season began, the Tennis Cats were doing well. Soon they met up with their biggest rival. Menlo. After seemingly endless points, close deuces, and light sets, the Cats lost 1-6 in both of their meetings with Menlo, but the girls carried on and finished second in the GPSL The Cats also made a trip to the CCS Although losing in their round match toSaratoga. an SI doubles team did advance further into the CCS individual’s tournament. This year the Girls' Varsity Tennis team loses seven seniors, including four-year Varsity veterans Nocllc Arroyo. Christine Chun, and Rowcna Ocampo. Yet. with the leadership of Coach Art Cccchin and the experience of those players left behind. SI Girls’ Varsity Tennis can surely guarantee more success to come. The Varsity Wildcats Front Row: Lidsey Notario. Agnes Dzziadur, Giselle Uy, Stephanie Moriarty, Caroline Anderson. Irene Wong. Back Row: Rowcna Ocampo. Geraldine Lam. Christine Chun, Nocllc Arroyo. Jessica Libian. Audrey Evenoff. and Jenna Boswell. 102 ar.ih (lirU Tennis Left: Rowena and Giselle excited before a match. Above: Seniors Rowena and Geraldine...don't hurtyour back Row!! arsih (iirls Iriiiiis 103 JY Girls’ Tennis Front Row: Jennifer Oh, Victoria Larkowich. Ariel Boyce-Smith. Jenelle Tan, Sara Buick, Audrey Harris. Back Row: Ashley Bangart, Alexis Quinn, Morgan Magilligan, Kelly McCorkle, Lisa McNabb, Maggie Volk, Julie Tierney, Jenny DeVoto. I0t J Girls Tennis Alexis Quinn Jenny De Voto Far left: The JV team bunches together for a quick team photo. Right: Ariel effortlessly sends the ball across the net. Captains J (iirls Tennis 10.') Frosh Girls’ Tennis i U Marcella and Liz, smile happily for the camera. A little happy today, girls? Front Row: Marcella Molina, Alexandra Russell, Ann Gaus. Morgan Gwin, Elizabeth Ferdon, Carolyn Jew. Back Row: Katie Donaldson. Elaine Chen, Katherine Murphy, Jacinta DeRivera, Katie Duff, Beverly See, Liz Schartg, John Kosirog (Coach). 106 ITislimcn Girls Tennis Nothing is better than Frosh captains, Elaine those SI tennis polos! Chen and Beverly See lead their team to a successful season. Knshm«� n Girls Tennis 107 Varsity Volleyball This is :he Varsity Girls’ Volleyball team, and here’s the top 5 reasons you should attend our game today..., ’ shouts an excited Varsity Volleyball team over the P.A. This year, the Volleyball team took an active role in promoting their fast-paced and high intensity sport. The unique characteristic of the 1997 team was the high level of enthusiasm and energy the players brought to their practices and games. This season’s highlight was their game against Sacred Heart Cathedral. The fan attendance was large enough to roll out bleachers on both sides of the court. And the Volleyball team was thrilled to pump up the crowd by tossing miniature vollcyballs to their fans. High School Sports Focus, a local T.V. program dedicated to high school athletics here in the Bay Area, brought their cameras to S.I. to take part in the action. Although it was a close loss, the Volleyball Cats believe that the Sacred Heart game symbolized their improvement this year. The Girls’ Volleyball team faced the challenge of maintaining team unity, but through inner strength, the team members contributed to overcoming that obstacle. Because of that experience, the players became more than just teammates, they became friends. And that friendship is demonstrated on the court by their strong teamwork. Captain Mimi Mulhern expressed her faith in this year's Varsity Girls’ Volleyball team: The season began tough, but in the end we came out on top. In the upcoming years, coaches Karen Cota and Theresa Watts expect a solid program with more height and experience, so look out! THE VARSITY WILDCATS Front Row. Allison Cota. Cyrstal Fontanilla, Nenita DeGuzman, Kate Cody, Gina Sigillo. Middle Row. Kristen Corrodan, Mimi Mulhern, Natalie Charlton. Back Row. Theresa Watts (Coach). Jaclyn Verducci. Kerry Callaghan, Liz Tafolla, Karen Cota (Coach). I OH arsil v V«llr | all Above: You can tell by their smile that these girls just won. Left: W-I..W-I..W-I-L-D.. C-A..C-A..C-A-T-S.. W-I-L-D-C-A-T-S.. W-I-L-D-C-A-T-S.. WILDCATS!!!! WILDCATS!!! GOGETTUM CATS!!! ;ir il olh vl)iill 109 JV Volleyball THE JUNIOR VARSITY WILDCATS: Mollie Caselli. Chrissy Roth. Cristin Sullivan. Courtney Bragan .a, Denise Lew. Lauren Labagh. Bridget Mulhern. Carolyn Rolling, Tracey McDonnell, Danielle Bcrgez. Mara Tocchini, Erin Scollin, Theresa Garrett Head Coach) 110 l o|lr I l 11 Above: Chrissy prepares to hit a flying ball. Ready or not here it comes!! Left: Oh God! Not another flying ball!! Who wants it?!! Courtney is a little too ready! Left: The Spandex Sisters call for a Super Spandex Session and all the Super Studs sight their sexy spandex. Above: This time they got they gotta fight for their right to spike!! J IkiII III Freshman Volleyball THE FRESHMEN WILDCATS Front Row. Linsey Cope, Jade DeGuzman, Angelique Guillermo, Anne-Marie Benson, Katie Caulfield, Michelle Rivard. Middle Row. Elizabeth Toomer, Natalie Magnusen, Sarah Hanley, Alexis McCurn (Trainer), Monica Charlton, Samantha Schaukowitch, Mary Kate Sullivan. Back Row. Jenna Grimaldi, Laura Terheyden, Erin O'Brien, BarbaraTalavan (Head Coach), Michael Harris (Assistant Coach), Maria Mahoney, Katie Yrazabal, Kaeli Newkirk. 112 I nslirmin oll« ball Above: Time out, time in, we re gonna win! Coach Talavan calls a time out during the third freshman game. Left: Go Laura Go Laura Go Laura! Number 7 Laura Tcrheyden sets up a Wildcat spike. Above: Set. volley, spike! The Frosh Lady Volleyball Cats sport their crazy red and blue striped socks, playing in a tournament hosted at SI. I'ntslinian oIIi- ImII 113 1 l i Fall Sports Candids Kail Spurts Canclids II”) Varsity Boys Basketball To walk into a high school basketball court and see a scattering of spectators filling the stands is a matter of interest. But to walk into Si’s Druckcr Court and see every single seat taken by a Wildcat fan is a matter of pride. It is the Boys' Varsity Basketball Team that evokes this feeling in ail who watch them. Their unbelievable talent and teamwork arc no doubt inspiring, but the dedication and discipline they possess are simply above and beyond. With the departure of 8 seniors from last year's team, the '97-'98 Basketball Cats had begun their year with a new set of faces. Many fans speculated how well they would do. But with the motivation and guidance of coaches. especially Head Coach Don Lippi, the '97-'98 Boys' Varsity Basketball Team showed everyone that desire, hard work, and commitment could bring this team success. The Basketball Cats began their preseason in Reno, beating one of the best high school teams in Nevada. Next came the Jesuit Tournament in Sacramento, where SI finished as the consolation champions. At the end of the prescason. the team traveled to Alaska for another tournament and returned as champions. With all these victories, the Cats were ready to face the regular season. The victories at both the Brucc-Mahoncy and the Jungle Game were major highlights for the Wildcats. The team has also managed to remain in either first or second place in WCAL. with Bcllarminc being their most challenging rivals. The Basketball Cats look forward to competing in he CCS playoffs, and put no limit on how high they set their goals. Throughout the season, the team has grown as both a competitive group of basketball players and a closely-knit group of friends. The selfless effort they give to both coaches and players exemplifies the importance they place on both relationships. The Wildcat spirit can be seen on every team member's face, both on and off the court, and it is with these faces that the Boys' Varsity Basketball Team looks ahead to a winning season. Varsity Boys Basketball Front Row: Jeff Schneider. Marcel Neal. Robert Shintaku, Anthony Devora, Eric Ernster, Jeremy Brady, Ryan Feeney. Back Row: Joe Skiffer. Mark Fellini. Robert Saylc, Luke Whitehead. Bill McCarthy!Assistant Coach), Don Lippi! Mead Coach), Igor Olshansky. Nick Errico. Peter Romanovsky, Mike Watters. 116 Varsity Boys Basketball r-ZSL. Eric Ernster Captains Above: Igor Olshansky, ihc force from ihc north against Bcllarminc in January. Igor, Igor. Igor. Igor. Celly Cel for three!! Senior Marcel Neal scoring against Bellarmine. Varsity Boys Basketball 117 Girls Basketball How lough can a girls' basketball team get? How hard can they work? With 4 players out with injuries and only 9 players left to play, competitors will vouch that the SI Girls’ Basketball Team is tough, and fans will agree that they work hard. Despite some setbacks, the team is determined to perform at their highest abilities and is willing to give 200% of their effort to the sport. Every team member, injured or not. continues training at practice, concentrating at games, and reaching for a great end to the '97-’98 season. All this perseverance has paid off. So far. the Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team’s greatest win this season was over Sacred Heart Prep, a team that SI Girls' Basketball has not beaten ever since SI became coed. With the final score leaving Sacred Heart Prep 25 points behind, the Basketball Cats faced their next big game -- the Bruce Mahoney -- with confidence and pride. This conviction helped the girls win the game and added to their drive. At this time, they stand in first place and have no intention of letting down. When a team is unified, it becomes easier to find success. The Girls’ Basketball Team is no exception to this fact. These girls are not only great competitors, but also great friends. By belonging to such a tight-knit team, each player is pushed to give that 200%. With supportive coaches and 4 experienced seniors, this team has the guidance for success, the leadership for inspiration, and the determination for a championship title. As a team, they understand the importance of discipline and training, but as friends, they know how to enjoy the sport, have fun...and bowl. Varsity Girls Basketball Front Row: Kristen Macicjewski, Maya Fok. Jessica Libien, Mari Nakano. Back Row: Jennifer Strain. Danielle Dutcrte, Patty Wellman. Julie Yap. Jim Dekker(Assistant Coach), Julianne Gucvara(Assistant Coach). Tim Reardon(Head Coach), Megan Hughes, Kristy Cahill, Alicia Meeks, Juliana Smith. 118 Varsity Gills Basketball Captains Krislic Cahill Maya Fok Varsity Girls Basketball 119 JV Boys Basketball The cats stretch for a rebound in a game against Bellarminc. Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Front Row: Dave McMoniglc. Jonathan Prince, Joel Veach. Peter Antonini. Back Row: Brent Sullivan, Eric Ballclos, Paul Strain, Azarias Castro. Sean Tirol. Shel Zatkin(Coach), Victor Reynolds. Jonathan Jacobitz, Ryan Kushner, Eric King. Lamar Harris-Walker. 120 JV Boys Basketball Azarias Castro Eric Ballelos Captains The cats are in persuit of the ball. Go Cats! It's a bird. It's a plane. It's a Wildcat!! JV Boys Basketball 121 JV Girls Basketball Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Front Row: Alexandra Appall. Stephanie Moriarty.Sarah Benin, LaRonna Hall. Back Row: Mary Kate Sullivan. Mary DeFrancis, Jennifer Strickfaden, Danielle Bergc .. Jacquelyn Hontalas. John DeBencdctti(Coach). Hlise Stevens, Veronica York. Amanda Tucker. Bridget Mulhern. Julie Tierney. 122 JV Girls Basketball La Ronna Hall Captains Hah yah! Number 25. Alexandra Appall showing (he Mercy girls her spider man does karate impersonation. Not Bad! The JV cats doing some really deep mental preparation lor there big game against SH. Wow what concentration. You guys are great. Bridget Mulhem Woosh. Heah! Nothing but net! Number 33. Mary DcFrancis heading straight to the WNBA! Ref, are you kidding me, the ball is mine! What are you thinking, are you completely blind! JV Girls Basketball 123 Frosh Basketball Frosh A: Tommy Morales. Ryan Tirol, Patrick Lawson. Peter Macicjcwski. Travis Denning. Tim Faye. Laurence Met . Chris Watters. A.J. Sampson. Aaron Hines. Tom Lagomarsino (Coach). Kiah Jeffries. Malt Conti. Alex Brasfield. Mike McDonnell Frosh It: Matthew Wong. Brian Allen. Ryan Maquinana. Matt S eto. Matt Lagomarsino. Charles Appall. Nick Silva, Kevin Donohue. Dave Loltrey. Kareem Guilheau . Darren Smith. John Martin (Coach). Collin Lam. Ben Matranga. Gino Bcndcctti. Steve Blake. 124 Frosh Basketball Captains Left: Look at him hang off that net Steve Blake Kareem Guilbeaux Fresh Basketball 125 Frosh Girls Basketball THE FRESHMEN WILDCATS: From Row: Sunne Smith. Erin McClung, Katie Caulfield, Martina Wilson. Angelique Guillermo, Erin Escobar. Michelle Rivard. Monica Charlton. Back Row: Katie Jennings, Stella Abab (Manager Trainer), Elizabeth Toomer, Aiofe Keane, Scott Kelley (Head Coach), Jenna Grimaldi, Kaeli Newkirk. Betsy Wise (Manager Trainer), Katie Yrazabal. Sarah Hanley. Above: Go for the red and blue. No pain, no gain. 126 Frosh Girls Basketball Frosh Girls Basketball 127 Varsity Boys Soccer The Boys’Varsity Soccer Cats have a tradition -- after every game, coaches, players, family, and friends gather together for a team meal. It is a simple tradition. Yet it is in this tradition that the Soccer Cats see the most important aspect of their team come alive — the unity that brings them together for every practice, competition, and challenge they face. And this team has faced challenges. With a majority of Varsity having left last year as seniors, this year’s team understood that “rebuilding would be a major focus for the season. But the Boys' Varsity Soccer Team has respectively proven themselves as a group that will not let hard work weaken their motivation or energy,. Through sprinting across West Sunset, trudging through drizzles and rains, and pushing themselves during infamous Beach practices,” the Soccer Cats have developed a fighting spirit and a determination that show in the way they play every game. With weather permitting, the Cats have faced several teams in competition. Their biggest win was in preseason, against one of the best teams in the Bay Area -- Half Moon Bay. With that fighting spirit and determination, the Cats came out with a victory and a great accomplishment. In WCAL, SI holds third place, and as the season proceeeds, the Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team continues working hard to keep up that motivation and energy. Although a new team, these players have pushed themselves, challenged themselves, and committed themselves -- together. By being more bonded, the Soccer Cats are not only developing the skills needed to compete, but also the good times needed to build the spirit for competition. THE VARSITY WILDCATSr vwi Row: Jake Hale, Keefe Duterte. Ben Zink. Brian Esquivel, Charles Suncm, Alex Lciva. Middle Row: Forrest Wittenmeier, Clark Stephens, Gavin Shiels, Joe Ball. John Stiegeler (Assistant Coach). Rob Hickox (Head Coach), John Cogliandro. Josh Harris, Luke Stanton, Ryan Wagner. Back Row: James Huddleston. John Konjicija, Joe Lourdeaux, Michael Giese. Mark Gatti. 12S Varsity Boys Soccer Varsity boys Soccer 129 The Girls Varsity Soccer Cats have taken their season by storm, literally and figuratively. In the literal sense, the Soccer Cats have had to deal with the heavy winter storms plaguing the Bay Area. For a good portion of their season, the Soccer Cats' West Sunset and other competitors’ home fields have been left extremely wet and muddy from the heavy rain. This has led to both players and coaches hoping for better weather, as they continue practicing for competition. In a figurative sense, the soccer Cats have emerged as one of the best teams in the GPSL. Among all in the league, their number one rival appears to be Notre Dame, Belmont, and although losing to them 1-0 and 2-1. the Girls Soccer Cats expect to meet them in the championships for a challenging game. The Girls’ Soccer Team has faced this season with both a fighting and fun- loving spirit. Tough sprints, long-distance running, and exhausting scrimmages have instilled both the tenacity and the stamina required to rise to the top. This fighting spirit infused early helped the Girls Soccer Cats reach the finals in the Sequoia Tournament. Although losing to Woodside High School, the Cats knew they played with 110% of their effort and drive. And with all this concentration, the team still finds time for fun. With one of the senior captains nicknamed “Chuck.” a missing-in-action” goalie coach still left to be found at practice, and the tradition of pants-ing” any unsuspecting team member, the Girls’ Varsity Soccer Cats know how to play hard and play fun. giving them the sting to become great winners and the spark to remain even greater friends. Front Row: Kathleen Allen, Ariel Boyce-Smith. Kendra Pinkerton. Courtney Anderson. Erin Lapping. Second Row: Gena Fussell. Elise Minviclle, Sylvia Morclli. Sara Stahl, Shannon Moore. Third Row: Krista Kiisk. Lucia Laincz. Jan Mullen (Head Coach). Grelchen Salisbury. Kristen Stevens (Goalkeeper Coach), Tara Rodgers. Katie Carmen. Back Row: I leather MacDonald. Anna Furniss. Landon Kurpinsky. Courtney Tarantino. Katie Giannini. Danielle McDonnell. 130 Varsity Girls Soccer Below: Number 9, Sarah Stahl and goalie Courtney Tarantino chasing after bullet delivered by my Mercy San Francisco. Our Lady Wildcats won the game at home. Far Left: Get out of her way Mercy girl! What are you thinking! You do understand that you are not going to get a goal, so move! Left: The players are extremely impressed with Erin Lappin’s Irish jig in the middle of West Sunset during one of the wildcat’s wins. Varsity Girls Soccer 131 Soccer THE JUNIOR VARSITY WILDCATS: Front Row: Jeff Duerson, Brian Graham. Jon Roybal, Brendan McCarthy. Alex Alcaraz, Shane Scott, Robert Kennedy. Luke Dinday. Middle Row: Mike Yongue, Matt Bradford. Jonathan Roman. Mike McCarthy. Dennis Carter. Alex Gorman. Scan Giese. Justin Smith. Seth Berling. Back Row: Conor Riffle, Jonathan Kathrein. Matt Wagner. Ryan Salma (Manager). Rev. Paul Capiiolo. S..I. (Moderator). Carlos Gazulla (Assistant Coach). Ira Shaughnessy. Rob Parker. Number eleven anxiously awaits a ball. 132 JV Boys Soccer JV Boys Soccer 133 JV Girls Soccer THE JUNIOR VARSITY WILDCATS: Front Row: Caroline Anderson. Rose Costello, Alyssa Nowak. Lauren Maroevich, Andrea Nowak, Lindsay Cope. Erin Driscoll. Middle Row: Domenique Lainez, Sheridan Gaenger, Meghan Cremen. Megan Hunt, Natalie Pate, Vicki Larkowich. Back Row: Bryan Murray. Casey Balsham, John Harrington (Head Coach), Nova Antaramian (Assistant Coach), Kristen Stevens (Goalkeeper Coach), Lauren Ramsey. Jenny Draxl. 134 JV Girls Soccer Kari and Mr. Harrington take a break from practice to bond a little. Come on Kari Mr. Harrington isn't that bad. Natalie did you play the game or just roll around in the mud. Please take a shower sometime soon! JV Girls Soccer 135 Front Row: Cotter, Revel. Kelly, R. Ancgay, J. Ancgay, DeBarbrie, Feeney, Kenny. Middle Row: Korn, Yeung, Santilli, Brendan Dewing (Assistant Coach), Rev. Paul Capitolo, S.J. (Moderator), Salvador Alejandre (Head Coach), Horn, Crowley, Gould. Back Row: Cotter, Elmquist, Senno, Borella, Tafolla, Lollini, Wiley, Kirkpatrick. 136 Frosh Boys Soccer Captains Mail Kelly Alexander Elmquist Patrick Feeney Line up the troops!! The brave freshman soccer cats line up for there vicious game against Serra. Number 13 Nick DeBarbrie is thinking. “my brother is really cool.” Number 13 Nick Debarbrie. again, ready to kick a free kick against the bloodthirster Padres of Serra. Are those Padres sure this isn't wrestling? Frosh Boys Soccer 137 Girls Soccer Front Row: Susannah Kenley, Ella Rolandi, Julia Yuo, Molly Scannell, Jennifer Low, Megan Cavalier, Elizabeth Ferdon. Middle Row: Maureen Sullivan (assistant Coach), Natalie Magnusen, Beth O'Loughlin, Krista Finigan, Moly Melcher, Kate Mullen (Head Coach). Back Row: Dinah Dimilanta, Kaylcy Jones, Tessa Fish, Kristen Stevens (Goalkeeper Coach), Mary Shiels, Kristine Ferree, Tracey McDonnell. 138 Frosh-Soph Girls Soccer Frosh-Soph Girls Soccer 139 Boys Crew Crew is a sport of coordination, endurance, and strength. It is a sport where giving 100% is a bare minimum. Crew is a sport that demands complete focus and concentration. And, with ail this in mind, SI Men’s Crew has surpassed these challenges to gain a national title. The Cats finished last year with a tremendous accomplishment -- winning the National Juniors' Rowing Title in Cincinnati. This year, they look towards that same goal with strong focus. Along with hard work and extreme determination. Men’s Crew sees their final race in England, at the International Juniors' Rowing Regatta. Until then, the Marin Rowing Association continues to be Si's greatest rival. The team will meet them at the Battle of the Bay. an annual regatta that includes Marin, Berkeley High School, and Oakland Strokes. After that, a trip to the San Diego Crew Classic will challenge Si's team with crews from all over California, and some from across the country. At the end of the season, the California Junior Rowing Championships, or “CJs, becomes the main focus of every rower, coxswain, and coach. With 3 eights and several fours, the SI Men's Crew Team is busy making sure that each boat is fit and ready for competition -- 5- mile runs. 2.000-meter erg tests, and 90-minute pieces make sure of that. Thirteen seniors will contribute their experience to the team this year and each one expects a winning season. With the support and guidance of Coach Pescatore. these rowers and coxswains challenge themselves -- physically, mentally, and emotionally — working towards major goals and pursing major victories Boys Crew: John Cranston. Chris Murphy, Brendan Rahcr. Pat Reid, Jordan Phelps. Justin Hill, Greg Chiarclla. Josh Stainer. JelT Marcalciti. Doug Kilroy. Ed Hostcad, Danny Talavcra. Scott Campbell. Scott Bruni. Pat Hogan. Dave Bcnchner, Joe Eaire. Dante Wiley. Derrick Dullcn. I’lul Nyc, Jason Kong. Kevin Wong, Dan Portman. Ccrillo. Kevin Finn. Joe Pelcritti, Brice Doyle, Andrew Browne. Ryan Salma. Mike Watters. Mare Barclla. John Pclligrini. Tom Kazarian, and many more. 140 Boys Crew Left: Derrick poses with upperclassmen, Dave, Greg, and Justin. Below: Tommy-Tom and John-Juan ready to row in any conditions. Below: Danny what are you so scared of? Right: Stamer and Raher- a little too happy to row. Boys Crew 141 Senior Rowers: Jim Murphy, Ed Holstcad, Doug Kilroy, Greg Chiarella, Danny Talavera, Justin Hill, Brendan Rahcr, Pat Reid, Chris Murphy, Jordan Phelps, Josh Stamcr (not shown), Scott Campbell 142 Boys Crew Below: Justin and Kevin pose before practice.Left: Scott Bruni listens to another “Back in Philly...’’story from coach, and Justin wonders if he'll get boated. Boys Crew 143 HR Girls Crew Not only did SI Men’s Crew make history last year by winning St. Ignatius’s first national title. The '96-‘97 SI Women’s Crew also made a contribution to the record books by winning the California Junior Rowing Championships’ Team Trophy. With this great accomplishment, the Crew Cats are eager to begin the '97-‘98 season with the ambition it takes to be number one, and as a team known for their collection of CJ titles, being number one is not just a goal, but a standard. Marin Rowing Association and Capital Crew are Si’s greatest rivals. The Cats will meet these rowing clubs in the Battle of the Bay, the San Diego Crew Classic, and CJs at the end of the year. Another notable race for SI Crew is the annual Kayle-Downey Regatta, in which SI challenges Serra-Notre Dame for possession of the Kayle-Downey Trophy. Teamwork is an important objective for the team this year. With 10 seniors, 10 juniors, and 10 sophomores, these girls understand the significance of “breaking down the barriers” between the different classes and coming together to be one team, one crew. With this unity, the girls train for 5 to 6 months, continually striving for perfection both in and out of the boat. Discipline is another key throughout the season. With morning, afternoon, and weekend practices, and school work in between, members of SI Women's Crew have learned that in order to put in the time and effort required of crew athlete, one must love what they’re doing. With the drive and determination witnessed by many at SI. the Women’s Crew Team definitely loves rowing, and the challenges that come with it. Senior Rowers: Michelle Devincenzi. Siobhan Harrington. Daniclla Finelli. Alison Moorehead. Molly Denning. Liz Cincotta, Michelle Melka. Maria-Elena Morel!i, Valerie Barrios, Ginny Yang, Colleen Cotter. 144 Girls Crew below: Once again, Angela is singing in the rain. Too bad she can't row with that umbrella, far left: The seniors pose for their last season on Lake Merced. Girls Crew 145 Safrurhre Above: How adorable! Those crazy crew girls taking a time out to flirt with our camera man. Left: Wow Patsy look at that hair! Crew girls Patsy Jerry Maguire, and Larkin Callaghan posing before a race! left: Liz, Ginny, and Molly-you can tell they're really happy to be at the Lake Merced on a friday afternoon, below: Molly, with Liz and Shelly, just loves everyone! Left: Coach Giori concentrating on the girl’s times! Above: Betsy and Patsy smile for Brendan before their favorite crew event, the ERG! Girls Crew 147 Varsity Wrestling Contrary to popular belief, the St. Ignatius Wrestling Society is more than a formal environment for beating people up — it is one of Ihe oldest athletic institutions at the Prep. Wrestling is certainly one of the more difficult sports offered, due to the frequent and rigorous nature of team practices, the strict weight regimen, and the lack of participation that has plagued the team during its history — at one point, it consisted of no more than four varsity members! The last two years, however, have brought the team a welcome boost in membership, due to the increased publicity at school rallies and within the general school community. The varsity squad currently boasts the talents of captains and four-year veterans Leon Bonney and Kurt Van Sciver as well as seniors Mike Lee, Chad Trainer. Marlon Flores. Alex Lee, Xoel Quinonez, and juniors Terry Uyeba and John Willenborg. It has enjoyed an extremely successful season: Terry Uyega’s victory at the Oakland Tournament February I is only one of many for the team, including Leon Bonney s of the San Ramon Tournament in January and his placement of second at the San Francisco State Christmas Tournament. As a whole, the SI Wrestlers came together to beat Sacred Heart Cathedral February 7. another element to out notorious Bruce Mahoney rivalry, and since the Cats lost to the Irish two years ago at that same tourney. We've clearly come a long way. Captain Kurt Van Sciver comments that he lakes pride in his wrestling career at SI because it demonstrated his ability to triumph over overwhelming odds. The Cats 7-6 season record has been the first winning record in quite a while: eo Cats! Karlo Benosa, Leon Bonney, Clark Eising, Michael Lee, Jason Lueck, Ryan San Juan, Chad Trainer, Kurt Van Skiver, Terry Uyeda, John Willenborg. I4S Wrestling Captains Leon Bonney Kurt Van Scivcr Wrestling 149 THE WILDCAT WRESTLERS: Front Row: Steve Lynch. Jonathan Talavera. Terry Uycda. Ryan San Juan. Ian Browning. Francis Reyes, kurt Van Sciver. Alexander Lee.Middle Row: Chad Trainer. Leon Bonney. Karlo Benosa. Zocl Quinonez. Clark Lising. Jason Lueck. Mchael Lee. Back Row: Nick Hartanto. Jason Gomez. Marlon Flores. Mark Vallcndor (Assistant Coach). John Giuffre (Head Coach). James Panganiban. Colum Cronin. John Willenborg. 150 Frosh Soph Wrestling Below: Use those S.I.muscles man. Pin him! Pin him! Alex Lee Marlon Flores Zoel Quinonez ARCHBISHO Left: One. Two. Three, The cat is on the prowl. Above: I'm a big kid. Look what 1 um do. I can bare my muscles too. Frosh Soph Wrestling 151 152 Winter Sports Alison Campos Robin Russell Captains Winter Sports 153 Trainers Liza Luna, Vanessa Valera, Jennifer Bizula, Dorianna Bailey, Kelly Barna, Angelique D’Angelo, Marla Botner head trainer Geraldine Lam (not pictured) Right: Hey ladies, no slacking off on your jobs!! Just hang loose, just have fun! Yippy! 154 Iraint'is Captains i? Angeliquc D'Angelo Kelly Bama Above: How Fun! Nice show of sprit! Great One! y Trainers I3i Bruce Mahoney wamuaaamiL' mmammm You and your team enter the athletic complex. You look back on the rally today when the entire school filled the.gymnas;um and wished you well. You remember your coaches ’ words that this is a game, just like all the others. But your heart pounds as you look up and absorb all the action around you. The cheerleaders lead the student section, decorated with Wildcat paw tattoos, in welcoming you: We are.S.I. BeatS.H.r Alumni, some young and some old, fill up the remaining stands. Parents proudly wear their St. Ignatius jerseys and sweatshirts. The whistle blows, and the game begins. In 1947, St. Ignatius was contacted by a group from Sacred Heart Cathedral interested in establishing a trophy to commemorate alumni from the two schools who had lost their lives in World War II along with the historical rivalry between S.I. and S.H.. Each school formed a committee to select who the trophy would honor. St. Ignatius chose Bill Bruce (S.I. 1935). Bruce served as S.I. Student Body President, demonstrated remarkable skills as a football player and member of the boxing club and excelled academically. Father Carlin, whom the Carlin Commons is named after, was a classmate of Bruce. Bill Bruce joined the Navy when .the war started and on April 14, 1943 was killed in an airplane crash at the Naval Air Station in Pasco, Washington. Sacred Heart Cathedral chose Jerry Mahoney (S.H. 1944). Mahoney was an excellent football and basketball player. He won All-City honors during his senior year in the two sports. After graduating from S.H., Mahoney joined the war effort and was placed aboard the S.S. Denny B. Plant. A German submarine sunk the ship. World War II left a strong impact on the S.I. and S.H. communities. Ninety-six St. Ignatius graduates died in World War II, and the Bruce-Mahoney trophy serves as a remembrance of their sacrifices. Even in 1947, the S.I. and S.H. rivalry was a part of San Francisco as it had been ongoing for fifty-four years. In 1893, when most of the San Francisco schools today were not yet established, S.I. and S.H. began the oldest athletic rivalry west of the Mississippi River when the twc schools competed against each other in a Rugby game on St. Patrick’s Day 1893. The teams met in Central Park at Eighth and Market streets. Although Sacred Heart won the game, 14-4, this first game was just the start of competition between S.I. and S.H. in many sports in ‘three consecutive athletic leagues. The Bruce- Mahoney trophy is awarded to the school who wins two out of three of the largest spectator sports each year: football, basketball, and baseball. (Only the first league game is counted in basketball and baseball, . where the schools play more than one game.) There are two figurines from each sport on the immense trophy. The catcher is the oldest piece, however none of the figurines are the originals, which have all been broken. In recent years, the trophy has been transported to or kept at a school after it wins the second game. But during the first 10- 15 years, the victorious school would claim the trophy at the end of the year during the ‘Trophy Dance,” a semi-formal affair at the Palace Hotel. St. Ignatius traditionally dominates in football with basketball being a toss-up. But during the last four years, the Bruce-Mahoney trophy has come down to the baseball We’ 11 Fight For St. Ignatius High Faculty 160 Administration Staff Administration Staff 161 RELIGIOUS STUDIES Jim McGarry Mary Ahlhach Julie Ferrari John Galvan, S.J. Michael Gilson, S.J. Paul Hanley Dave Lorentz Fr. Gregory Miller, S.J. Martina Miller Fr. Michael Moodie, S.J. William Morlock Wafik Nasry, S.J. Michael Shaughnessy Patty Zatkin MATHEMATICS John Grealish Rodrick Arriaga John DeBendetti Fr. Gerald Hudson, S.J. Thomas Lagomarsino Janice Mullen Charles Murphy John Pescatore Carol Quattrin Kevin Quattrin Sandra Schwarz Michael Silvestri Joseph Vollert 162 Administration Staft Arthur Cecchin Steve Bluford Thomas Fendyan David Giarrusso John Harrington Fr. Mike Kotlanger, S.J. Donald Lippi William M or lock Steve Phelps John Steigeler Julius Yap Sheldon Zatkin Brian Richter Nova Antaramian Rita Carmack Heather Cooke Karen Cota Fr. Gerald Hudson, S.J. John Koisrog Peter Loyd Deirdre McGovern Maureen Sullivan Michael Ugawa SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCES Administration Staff 163 ENGLISH Elizabeth Purcell James Bjorkquist Simon Chiu Donna DeBenedetti James Dekker Peter Devine Charlie Dullea Bobby Gavin William Isham Carole Nickolai Eleanor Ohleyer Timothy Reardon Fr. Tony Sauer, S.J. Elizabeth Swarthout Paul Totah FOREIGN LANGUAGE Marie McNier Joel Bittle Veronica Bricker Shelley Friedman Carlos Gazulla Mary McCarty William Morlock Linda Neilan Andree Schute Nobuko Takamatsu Barbra Talavan Shelly Tucker Theresa Watts 164 Administration Staff PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jan Mullen Steve Bluford Teresa Garrett Robbie Hickox COUNSELING Michael Thomas Louis Agelson Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. Robert Drucker Andrew Dworak Michelle Levine Phyllis Molinelli Donna Murphy Linda Rich Carolyn Smith li� ini lration it Staff 165 administration Charles Dullea Kevin tlradv David Mezzera Michael Sil stri Kathleen Kodros Karen Cota Hr. Douglas Draper Fr. lid t’assett. S.J. development Shirley Minger Paul Total) Jim Dekker Kati(‘ Kohmann IV. Marry Carlin, S.J. Concie Tarantino Stella Muscat Stephen Lovette. Pli.l). 166 dinin. dm-Iopnienl admissions arts Br. Douglas Draper Karen Cola Iida Boll ini It. Warren Wright. S.J. Kalie Wolf Angela Brizuela Peler Devine Janet Sablinsky Nicholas Sablinsky Paul Hanley Ke in Grady Lori Yap Emily Belli UcNiiWfinc arLs’a liniss.l67 community campus O m kalhleou kodros It. lid Fasset. S..I I rank iXomenzo icky CraI ton Slophon Phelps Dave Giarrusso Fr. Greg Goelhals, S.J. Fran Lee Michael Shaughnessy Pally Zalkin Michael Gilson, S.J. Fr. Eugene Growney, S I6N .ir.nlcmi v«,.iiiiiii. r. 4 rx ice David Mozzera Fr. Samuel IJellino. S.J. office computers library Dick Bailor Br. Dan Peterson, S.J. Benoe Morlock Janol Beid Michael Ugawa It. lid FasseLl, S.J. Michael Silvestri Br. Toni Roller. S.J. Sharon Reinfiold liln'an VompuloiN ImiIsiioss 169 Udi|. |i'iK|)imojIfc ti!p|i (iP!|. |i||e oil buildings athletic grounds office photo not available Fr. Gerald Hudson. SJ. Michael Gilson. S.J. Fr. Paul Capitolo, S.J. Br. Louie Bueler Fr. Harry Carlin. S.J. Mr. John Galvan Fr. Eugene Growney. S.J. Br. Thomas Roller. S.J. Fr. Greg Miller Fr. Michael Moodic Fr. Anthony Sauer, S.J. Fr. Sam Bcllino, S.J. Br. Daniel Peterson. S.J. Br. Douglas Draper. S.J. Br. John Maloney. S.J. Fr. Edward Fassclt. S.J. Fr. Francis Frugoli, S.J. Mr. Wafik Nasry. S.J. Fr. Michael Kotlangcr, S.J. Br. Artie Lee, S J. Ft. Greg Gocthals, S.J. Fr. Mark Toohey. S.J. Fr. Warren Wright busdrivers Tony Calvello Stephen Phelps Br. Dan Peterson, S.J. Mary Ahlbach ndrew Dworak josmiitvlNisdrivors 171 172 hvsliiiiiMi Insliinm 173 Freshmen talk about Spirit Week Above: Say “cheese” Georgina Anton, it’s your time to smile. Right: Katie Yrazabal and Elisc (Froshy) Minviellc ham it up for the camera one random day in the hallway. Li Li Li Li Spirit week was definetly a lot of fun. As a freshman. I expected to see low school spirit, hut what I saw was totally unexpected. -Katie Yrazabal A giant slip and slide, break dancing in the student center, and an awesome rally were just some of the highlights. It was a fun and exciting week. -Liz Ferdon Spirit Week helped us freshmen to become a part of the S.I. community. I had a blast during spirit week. It showed how much spirit S.I. has. -Camille Zuniga I loved getting dressed up for the specific days, and doing theme related activities during fouth period. It was outstanding! -Dinah Dimilanta Stella Abad Ailcen Abaya Cesar Abel la Christopher Achacoso Ahenui Adakwa Alexandrina Agloro Marivsa Alexia Brian Allen John Angcay Robert Angcay Georgina Anton Charles Appah Rebecca Armenta l avid Amott Katharine Ashley Patrice Asuncion Shicgla Averill Amanda Ayoob 174 Ninth Grade Freshmen playing it cool on spirit week Left: The line of freshmen, possibly on 50s day. Those rolled up jeans are looking pretty good there guys. Gina Balibrera Katherine Baptista Christopher Bauman Gino Benedetti Anne Marie Benson Andrew Benton Erik Berg Sarah Benrin Christopher Best wick Elsa Beyer Jesse Biroscak Danielle Bisho Stephen Blake Daniel Boland Maria Bon doc Kevin Borella Benjamin Bradford Charles Bradley John Bradley Alexander Brasficld Ryan Brittain Maur Brosnan Erica Brown Ian Browning Ninth Grade 175 liriunna Budiselich Evan Bums Pcicr By me l.eslieann Cachola Danielle Callaghan Patrick Callaghan Dennis Calkjas Evan Campbell John Canton John Cappicllo Catherine Caulfield Megan Cavalier Joshua Cliang Monica Charlton Brian Chase Elaine Chen Alan Chem Jason Chin Christopher Ching Lauren Christopher Alexander Chu Julian Chung Krystle Clarke Patrick Clifford Daniel Colby Matthew Conti l.indsay Cope Aimee Corsiglia Brian Cotter Meghan Cremen Colum Cronin Kevin Cronin Ryan Crowley Katrina Cm Charlotte Cunningham Jessica Curiale Jacob Cutler Susan Damon Paul Dana Jennifer Darden Dirk Daza Nicholas IX- Barhrie 176 Ninth Grade Jade !)c Gu man Fernando De La Pena Brianne IX La Kama Jessica IX' La Rosa Nicole IX Martini Robert IX Vere Hunt Raymond Delara Travis IXnning Kathleen Devitt Dominic Di Santi Jacinta Diaz Joycclyn Diaz Brian Dillon Dinah Dimalanta IX marie Dizon Christina Dominguez Michael Dominguez Katherine Donaldson Kevin Donohoc Catherine Duff Anthony Ea Alexander Elmquist Ahrcn Fngclhardt Nicole Erickson W ' Left: C'mon girls, no horseplay! Shouldn't you he at practice, or in the halls waiting for your class to stari. Above: Alyssa Nowak watches intently as her lab partner places drop after drop of water on a penny. Oh. the life of a freshman. Ninth Grade 177 Left The freshmen class officers lake the aficrno for a quick picture Presidcnt-Claire Tarlson. Vii President-Mark Schwarz. Scargeant-at-Arrns- Col and Secretary-Sunny Smith. Erin Escobar Marlon Evangelista Timothy Eaye Patrick Eccncy Elizabeth Eerdon Nicolas Figonc Andrew Eigoni Krista Einigan Tessa Eish Jarrod F-'lorcs Kristie l ung Ann Gaus Kristina Ghiglieri Angela Gilmore Stephanie Gong Ailcen Gonzales Andrea Gonzales Nathaniel Gould Jenna Grimaldi Nicholas Growncy Margaret Guerra Kareem Guilbcaux Angelique Guillermo Nicole Guillory Phinn 178 Ninth Grade Jesse Guzman Victoria Gw in Elilta Habtctsion David Hall Anne Marie Hamilton Sarah Hanley Brooks Hansen Kyra Hanson Nicholas Hartanto Keith Harvey Madana Harvey Nathalie Haw Lindsey Henken Kevin Hcnwood Lisa Hicks Aaron Hines Darren Ho Patrick Holian Monica Hollins Jacquelyn Hontalas Benjamin Horn Megan Hunt John Hurahicll Jr. I amen Jackson Maikko James Garrick Jang Kiah Jeffries Kathleen Jennings Carolyn Jew Kay ley Jones Scott Karpowicz Anna Keane Ashley Keating Matthew Kelly Patrick Kelly Susannah Kenley O'Bryan Kenney Brendan Kenny l-arshad Kcyghobadi Kevin Kinkade Vincent Kirk| airick Zhanna K lest off Ninth Grade 179 Eric Kobuchi Kimberly Kolbc Nicholas Kopec Jaime Korkos Eddie Kom Jacck Kozubek Nicolas Iui Rosa Matthew Lagomansino l omcnique Lainez Collin Lam Francis I .am Peter Langkammerer Edmond Lau Jeremy l.autan Heidi Uavclle Patrick Lawson Lara Lazaro Christina Lee Nicholas Leone Christopher Lc amu Matthew Llorcnte Jenny Lo Giancarlo Loeffler David Lohrey Christopher Lollini Maricla Ix pcz Jennifer Low Denise Lum Peter Maciejcwski Natalie Magnusen Jonathan Magsaysay Maria Mahoney Zachary Makowsky Ruben Mallariim Jessica Manalo Kelly Mannion Ryan Maquinana Kim Francesca Maninez Mattl ew Marty Benjamin Matratlga Robert Me Carthy Jayne Me Caw 180 Ninth Grade Erin Me Clung Michael Me Donnell Oregon’ Me Garry Juan Me Kinney Roderick Me Lcod Joseph Me Quaid Emmet MeDonagh Molly Melcher Mary Jane Mendoza 1-aurcncc Mel Kecna Middleton William Miles n Brendon Milla Michael Miller Elise Minviclle John Mission Marcella Molina Hector Morales John Morse Sylvia Movclli Rodrigo Muoz Erik Murphy Katharine Murphy Kelley Murphy Bry n Murray Mellina Musm David Nava Kaeli Newkirk Riley Newman Emily Ng Shirley Niedao Elijah Giuseppe Nicolas A lyssa Nowak Andrea Nowak Ashley Nulph Erin O'Brien Joe O'Malley Alvin Or Ashley Orengo Andrea Pang Blake Parker Reed Parker Ninth Grade 181 Jennifer Passanisi Natalie Pate Mark Perlite I.aura Penuilka Scan Phair Dominic Piccctli Lauren Polen Andrea Pong Daniel Poon Michele Porter Kerry Porto Hiroji Pratt Michael Provence JanKs Purcell Bradford Grace Qaqundah Richard Quadrelli Erelyn Quihan Rhealynne Qu indor Claudia Ramirez Michael Ravetti Dustin Ray l;aviola Rentulla Henri Revel Andrea Reyna Michelle Rivard Mauricio Rivera Jennifer Rivieccio Megan Rogers Enrique Roldan Ella Rollandi Jennifer Rosales Stephanie Ruanc Alexandra Russell Alexander James Sampson Sergio Santilli Elaine Saniore Stephanie Santy Annette Sarlatlc Gloria Sauccdo Molly Seannell Elizabeth Seharetg Samantha Schaukowitch 182 Ninth Grade Stephen Schork Ariadne Schulz Beverly Sec Michael Senno James Shahamiri Mary Shiels Nicholas Silva Brett Simon Darren Smith Sunserae Smith Harden Sooper Jessame' Soriano Dotninque Suarez Mary Kate Sullivan Mark Swart Bianca Szeto Matthew Szeto Arturo Tafolla Angeli Tagaro Victor Tam Claire Tarlson Laura Tcheydcn Elizabeth Thodc Ryan Tirct Ninth Grade 183 Elizabeth Toomcr Angela Torres Christina Torres Kim Torres Michael Total) Vanessa Valera Frances Valido Marcelo Vega Adam Vogel Stephen Ward Christopher Watters Jon Wiley l.ukc Wilson Martina Wilson Elizabeth Wise Matthew Wittenmeier Phillip Wittrock Erika Wolf Caroline Wong Janissc Wong Jason Wong Jeffrey Wong Jennifer Wong Kalista Wong Matthew Wong Arthur Woo Patricia Woods Gabriel Wu Anne Yalon Vanessa Yap Kimberly Yce Andrew Yeung Kenneth Yocll Vanessa York Geralyn Yparraguirre Kathrinc Yrazabal Marta Zachoszcz Mary Zambalcs l.iezel Zapanta Joshua Zink Camille Zuniga 184 Ninth Grade I'rosh Candids 185 186 Fnslimen Fnslimcn 187 IHS Sopliomoro Sophomores 189 Kale Abbe ne Michael Abcndrolh Dominic Abordo Maria Aguilar Alex Alcaraz Stephen Allan Kevin Allen Caroline Anderson Oliver Anderson Danielle Angeles Peter Antonini Alexandria Appah Maria Arieta Robert Assalino Kathryn Aveson Marianne Balch Jennifer Balenzuela Erie Ballelos Cases Balsliam Ashley Bangart Alan Bank Tina Ban on Stephen Beck Danielle Bergez 190 Tenth Grade Scih B er ling Andrea Bemolt Caroline Bertinctti Adreane Bertumcn Juliet Bciro Brian Bianehi David Boadita Anne Marie Bookwaltcr Joshua Borla a Kale Bowler Jason Boyce Shannan Boyer Matthew Bradford Courtney Braganza Annie l.aurie Breen Mary Brinck Patricia Brion Kristina Britt John Brooks F.rin Brosnan Ryan Brown Andrew Brow ne Marissa Bruce Sarah Buiek Stephanie Burbank Nicholas Butko Derek Cabebe Adam Cadei lilcna Cal villo Catherine Campbell Tenth Grade 191 Sophomore President, Pat Schmidt. Sophomoric saf-a mor-ik adj. 1. of. relating to, or characteristic of a sophomore 2. Conceited and confident of knowledge but poorly informed and immature. 1 never really learned the secrets of parking on 37th Avenue, and have become the kings and queens of 4th period lunch. The mere sight of Brother Draper no longer strikes terror in our hearts, but we are still smart two away. Our second year at SI has brought us fun, excitement, friendships, responsibility, and spirituality. This year has prepared us for junior year, taking us a step forward in our understood this description of a sophomore. Why are we known as wise fools?” We have survived freshmen year, learned the ropes, and climbed to the next step on the SI ladder. We know which class is first on Thursdays, enough to give him his due respect. Although this is the first year our grades “count”, SAT’s and college applications arc still a year or journey to become (rue Ignatians. So. are we really wise fools, or just foolishly wise? Sophomore Class President -Pat Schmidt Right: 18 crowns. 10 cavities, and 5 bridges later. Frank. Frances and Karen are able to smile pretty for the camera. Matthew Candito Anthony Canepa Cara Canepa Jessica Cannata Tracy Canning Catherine Carr Dennis Carter Julia Carter Michele Carter Mollie Casclh Azarias Castro Henry Caulkins Michael Cccchin Kevin Chan Oliver Chan Virada Clutikul Joseph Chiesa Taryn Ching Diane Chiolo Catharine Christian Peter Chu Peter Clifford lulward Conterford III James Costello 192 Tenth Grade rhe Commons belong o The Sophomores. Left: More sophomore girls showing off their ability to look naturally cool in the Commons. Mary Costello Joshua Cuaton Andrew Curtis Eric Dahm Ma Rosalyn Dayao Karen Da olx Mary IX’ Francis Asitha l)c Silva Kristina Dee Janet Dcla Merced Rowland Dias Luke Dinday Bryce Doyle Jennifer Dr ax I Erin Marie Driscoll Maricsa Duggan Derik Dulin Erin Dutertc Roth Ea Veronica Ensign Gratien Eicltcbclicfe Tiffany Esangelista Audrey Evanoff Doimme Farnham Tenth Grade 193 Jose Fernandez Kristine Fence Kevin Finn Martha Fkircs Christopher Flynn Kristen Fong Sheridan Gaenger Paul Gaetani Maria Garcia Arthur Gaus Lisa Gcase Scan Giesc Anne Ginotli Janws Gocthals Liam Golden Paul Gonclla Brian Gonzalez Mike Goodrich-Visconti Kathryn Gopez Alex Gorman Brian Graham Ryan Guheen Ale a Guiriba Anne Hagbont l-i Ronna Mall Michael Hall Daniel Manley Joshua Harris Lamar Manis Walker Michelle Marty Clifford Hawkins III Sean Healey Sarah Herbert Katrena Merman Jonathan Menera Benito Hidalgo Christina Hipona Daniel Mo David Hogan Jessica Mosea Sam Houghton Kathleen Hubner 194 Tenth Grade Erin Hughes Jancllc Hui John Hurley Barkcv Iskikian Nicholas Jackson Jonathan Jaeobitz Scott Jang Michael Johnson Ry an Joseph Thomas Kahle Jonathan Kathrcin Julia Katz Timothy Keane Robert Kennedy Jennifer Kern Melissa Kim Erie King Colin Kirby Sorida Klinhormhual Carolyn Kolling Courtney Krause Christine Kung Ryan Kushner Lauren l tbagh Tenth Grade 195 Lucia Laine Trisha La mug Stephanie Lane Victoria Larkowich Stephanie Lau Delfin Lazaro II Jennifer Lee Michelle Lee Michelle Lee Terry Lee Janinc Leigh Denise l«cw Jeffrey Ix-wi Scott Li Brian Lint Jason Lind Gina Longhitano Matthew Lopez Maritza I-opez Quintana Paul latrent Jcssifer Lu Kimberly Lucas Paolo l.ucehesi Christopher Lusartli 196 Tenth Grade Kristen Maciejewski Morgan Magilligan Marie Mahoney Danicla Maldonado Lauren Maroevich Lena Martin Anthony Martinez Brendan Me Carthv Michael Me Carthy Kell) Me Corkle ’ Alexis Me Cum Neil Me Donagh Tracey Me Donnell Asher Me Inerncy Eileen Me Inemey David Me Monigle Lucia Medina Michael Michalske C.Patrick Michels Kathleen Michclson Kristin Mingcr Lanrlon Modena Kurpinsky Tara Molloy Viviana Montoya Hernandez Jose Montoya Erie Moorchcad Nicole Morgan Stephanie Moriarty Patrick Moy Michelle Muha Michelle Mulhair Bridget Mulhem Christopher Musni Mary Naklowycz Kathryn Ncjasinich Kelli Ncvin Philip Ngai Jennifer Norman Jason Notario Daniel Nuelle Brendan O'Gara Elizabeth O l-oughlin Tenth Grade 197 Rebecca O'Neill Igor Olshansky Lindsey Oshita Susan On Monclle Palcncia Eric Pan Robert Parker Joseph Pclleriti Andrew Pclosi Joseph Phair Raven Phillips Shannon Phillips Michael Pignati Tyler Pinell Michael Poggetti Stephen Pons Andrew Potsclucff Victoria Potthoff Right: The girls stop stuffing their faces for a quick picture during lunch. Below: Kevin helplessly screams for mercy. 19X Tenth Grade Matthew Powers Kristine Praxcdcs Jonathan Prince Lionel Pring Joan Protasio Angelica Quinonez. Shilpu Kantaiya Lauren Ramsey Dalia Ratnikas Tarja Rechstciner James Regan Jr, Hans Reich Paul Reich Francis Reyes Victor Reynolds Anthony Ribera John Robinson Darcy Rogers Katherine Rohrig Jonathan Roman Roxanne Romero Christina Roth Belinda Saavedra Ryan Salma Stephanie Sampang Stephanie Sampera Moiscs Sanchez Christine Sangiaeomo Nicholas Scarabosio John Scarpulla Tenth Grade 199 Right: Don't worry Julie. Maggie's got your back. Patrick Schmidt Paige Seltoknccht Erin Scollin Shane Scott Nicholas Senatto Donna Shannon Below. PPC= Picture Perfect Couple: Cohn and Dennis Stephanie Shannon Ira Shaughnessy Gavin Shicls Cornelius Shim Melodic Shimomura Marie Shin Kristopher Shinbori Amy Siemers Cirilo Silva III l.eigh Silver Kevin Sin Danica Skibola Patrick Slattery Justin Smith Kira Smith Sidney So Hilary Spalding Matthew Stcinbock 200 Tenth Grade Elisc Stevens Natasha Stoddard Paul Strain Jennifer Strickfadcn Brent Sullivan Cristin Sullivan Hannah Sullivan Beth Suman Alexander Sundby Tycho Suter Kirk Syme Maria S abo Einilie Szeto Jonathan Talavcra Alexandra Tan Mary Joanne Ian James Tassonc Leah Taylor Douglas Tennenbaum Mithu Tharayil Julia Tierney Sean Tiret Mara Tocchini Eugene Torn Neven Tomaskh Randy Torio Amanda Tucker Marc Tumaneng Kelly Turbin Michael Tursi Catherine tJbaldo Giselle Uy Mark Valenzuela Jeremiah Valera Joel Veach Benjamin Velasco Jr. Eric Vennemeyer Frank Vcrducci III Jason Vergara Michelle Victor Misha Villa Popcscu Christopher Villalta Tenth Grade 201 Maggie Volk Matthew NVagner John Wair Michael Wallers Kallierinc Wheeler Luke Whitehead Dante Wiley Monica Wong Stephanie Wong Greg Wood Annie Wright Kenneth Yarnbing Michael Ycc Michael Yonguc Christina Yoon Veronica York Angela Yu Kelvin Yung Julia Yuo 202 Sophomores Sophomores 203 We' 11 Fight For St. Ignatius Higl 204 Juniors Juniors 203 Charlene A halos Angelique Agloro Kathleen Allen Jonathan Aminoff Caroline Anderson Courtney Anderson Kevin Aparicio Daniel Ashley Catherine Avendano Kevin Aveson Doriana Bailey Richard Bailey Joseph Ball Whitney Baugh Angela Bauman Marco Baumann J. Matthew Becker Anna Bclonogoff David Benchener Karlo Benosa Celeste Berry Joseph Bertolami Claire Beyer Kate Bimrose Erin Bisordi Thomas Blake James Bonner Marc Borella Ariel Boyce Smith Jeremy Brady Matthew Brady Cecilia Brock Jennifer Broughton David Button Christopher Byrd Kristine Cachola Caitlin Callaghan Edward Calvillo Ashley Canonica Paul Carlson Cynthia Carter Tarcll Carthen 206 Eleventh Grade CiCi and Fiiona display their support for the school blood drive These buff girls don’t even look tired or wheezy. Pamela Chan Harold Chan Rosales Johanna Chang Natalie Charlton Carleton Cheng Nicole Chin Jennifer Cliing Vincent Chiolo Matthew Chow Gina Christopher Christopher Chu Caleb Clarke Scan Cleary Sheila Clifford Tiffany Cobh Katherine Cody John Cogliandro Melanie Coleubn Dominic Comolli Angclique Concepcion Michael Corleto Kristen Corridan Allison Cota Evan Cowan John Cranston Katherine Cremcn Michelle Cristofani Anne Cronin Kristina Cru Juliet Cubias Eleventh Grade 207 Above: Brooke and Alaina spend a lazy lunch period working on iheir tans. Jennifer Rose Cunanan Lesley Curtiss Colleen Cusack Dennis Custodio Daniel Daviti Ruvilyn Day so Lewis l e Dios Nenita IX' Guzman Jenny De Voto Rinna Del Rosario Alfredo Dela Rosa Jr. Nocllc IXr Me Lcod Anthony Devora Peter Di Bono Matthew Di Ciino Jaclyn Diaz Katherine Dillon Hlizabclh Dimalanta 208 Eleventh Grade v $� rvsf� Lauren Dito Lee Dolson III Scan Donovan Philip Downs Francesca Drino Elizabeth Driscoll Ratal Dud iec Jeffrey Ducrson Maria Dtigyon Sarah Dulalrc Christopher Dulay Fiona Dunbar Danielle Duterte Kathry n Dworak Agnies ka D iadur Corey Eilaiul Clark Easing Peter Ellis Nicholas Errico IJrian Esquivel Susanna l arber Ryan Feeney Mark Fellini John Francis Fcrdon Daniel Figoni Sieira Fish Corey Fitzgibbon Joe Florez Chrysial Fontanilla Laura Forrest Christopher Fox Christian Frank Kcilana Frank Nicole Freitas Rhoneil Galicia John Garcia Joe Gaits Elliot Geidt Paul Ghiglieri Alison Gilmore Gahriella Giuliani Jason Gomez Eleventh Grade 209 Ryan Gon alcz Michelle Gray Angela Guglielmino Ariel Guiriba David Gu nian James Hale Iv Shannon Handy Conor Hanley Elisabeth Hanowsky Ian Hanson Audrey Harris Victoria Hartanto Tom Harvey Dianne Haw Vanessa Hawkins Hansen Ho Patrick Hogan Christopher Holbrook Steven Hong Shirw in Hu James Huddleston Robert Hum Brian Hurley Valeric Ibarra Mary Ignacio Ivan Jakie Mark Jaoehivo Paul Jean Maya Jeanpierre E.rik Jensen Colter Johnston John Jones III Man Jones Ryan Juan Niall Kavanagh Thomas Ka arian Matthew Kern Vivian Khoury Kristina Kiisk Adam Klcinhcnz Kelly Knipp Albert Kolbe 210 Eleventh Grade Jason Kong Eva Kwan Danielle Lanan Erin lapping Kimberly I.an Carlos Lavin Chrystinc Lawson Paul Lawson Albert Lee Alton Lee Angela Lee Donna Lee Jachee Lee Steve Lee Stuart Ixe Alexis Ixiva Michael Leonardo Jessica l.ibien Jeffrey LitKoln Caroline Lindahl Carolyn Link Erica l.ipton Nicholas Louie Jason l.ueck Yuklmng Lum Liza Luna Andrew Lusardi Stephen Lynch Candice MacArio Karla Magsalin Eleventh Grade 211 The common's lunch hunch gather together to show off tl cir awesome smiles. Michael Maltoncy Dennis Mak Jennifer Mak Daniel Mallegni Marc Maniscalco Jeffrey Marcaletti Jeanninc Marques Loa'ita Marque . Shifrah Marquis Stephanie Martinelli Christopher Marline Carolyn Matranga Ian Maync Margaret Me Canhy Marisa Me Canhy Joseph Me Comtae Molly Me Givcm Alaina Me Gowan Casserly Patricia Me Guire John Me l.aughlin l.isa Me Nabh Ryan Me Nulty Alicia Meeks Jacobo Menjivar 212 Eleventh Grade Cheryl Miculob Alexander Miller Axirea Mission Isabel Mize Jack Mogannam Christopher Monroe Shannon Moore Emily Muhl Anthony Mu zatti Anthony Nannini Kristcl Na al Vicki Ng Nehwrcnda Nolde Katherine O'Keeffe Jennifer Oh Gloria On Elena Orque Juliet Palarea Michael Pallari Emily Palmer James Panganiban Marie Pantangco Andrew Paoli Christina Pavloff Eleventh Grade 213 Cristina Payne Michael Payne John Pellegrini Gina Pelleriii Natasha Pendergast Jevsica Perc Norma Perez Anthony Pinell Robert Poquez Daniel Poitman Daniel Provence Angela Puey Brian Quan Alexis Quinn Kristine Quiroz Valerie Quock Shcela Radhakrishnan Alvaro Ramirez A bunch of Inends pile together in the student center for a yearbook picture 214 Eleventh Grade Brendan Raven Juslin Rccacho Dominique Revel Alena Reyes Conor Riffle Christopher Riles Matthew Rivard Francesca Rivera Tara Rodjters I.aura Romain Peter Romammky Jon Roybal Rochelle Rubio Fmilv Rullo Siguion Sagullo Jaime Salinas Ryan San Juan Felicia Sanchez Christina Sander Jaclyn Santiago Sabrina Santilli Victor Santorc Robert Sayle Meghan Scanncll SteplK'ii Searpulla Meagan Seharclg Alison Schlageter F.li alveth Schmitt Jeffrey Schneider Matthew Selig Peter Seliga Sara Scnno J«v Shcehy Michael Sica Tonilyn Suleco (iina Sigillo Rosely n Siino Nicholas Silver SteplK’ii Silvestri Joseph Skiffer Aleva Smialovvie Claire Smith l lewiilli Crude 215 Juliana Smith Kimberly Smith Michael Smith Sophia Soolloo Kris Soudah Adelaide Spence Brooke Spezzano Samuel Stafford Sara Stahl Luke Stanton Jennifer Strain Jose Suarez Sltonka Sullisan Sara Suntan Katy Sun Charles Suncin Raymond Sutton Kristin Tacorda Kathryn Taheny Giselle Talkolf Dickson Tam Karva Tam Jcnillc Tan Alexander Tapi in 216 Eleventh Grade K.nl Tellccn Victoria Terbeyden Tcrika Tischcr Patrick Tobin Kristina Tom Mario Tomasich Joseph Total� Alexandra Trcdinnick Karen Tso Regina Uncgovxky Mario Urquilla Christopher Uskert Kelsey Uy Terry Uyetla Jaclyn Vcrducci Drew Virk Michelle Volpc Clirystal Wa Kathryn Waller Diana Wang Matthew Ward Jasmine Washington John Willcnborg Milan Williams Peter Wilson Cordelia Wolf Alexander Wong Jasmine Wong Kevin Wong Megan Wong Jeff Wo niak Julie Yap Jonathan Yee Deanna Yick Michael Yip Jonathan Zamora Aubrey Zapanta Eleventh tirade 217 2IS Junior Candids Junior Canciids 21 220 Seniors Clothing Trends Okay seniors! Let’s remember the fashions of ‘98 ... According to your votes these won big - Abercombie Fitch, Banana Republic, and Gap, were your favorites overall (looks like we were a preppy bunch). along with Steve Madden shoes, long lax key chains and adidas, for all you wanna-be soccer players out there. The “Hot Movies’ of 98. to catch a glimpse of the Well for all you romantic beautiful Matt Damon! girls out there, it looks like Urn, if you were looking Titanic was it. Hopefully for a comedy instead of you were able to drag those good bodies, Austin guys to Good Will Hunting Emy.sis was the movie to see. And of course, if you want to hold someone close (or have the girls jumping in your lap) Scream or Scream 2 were good to see. out there Puff Daddy and and the Dave Matthews Usher were up on the list. Band were all the popular And for all you alternative bands. These were the folks out there here they bands that you would have are: Chumbawumba, Third been hearing at those Eye Blind, Matchbox 20, infamous SI dances. The epitome of girl music in 1998 would have to be Jewel, especially with her songs, “Near me always” and “You were meant for me”.For all you rap lovers sagger. Senior Tribute 223 Hot Celebrities The Princess Diana tragedy captured the hearts of everyone when she died in September of 1997. Shortly after, Mother Theresa died and with her a legacy she left behind. Then Leonardo DiCaprio, the Growing fains hoodlum, and Matt Damon were the hot guys. The beautiful girls of 1998 were Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Roberts, and Minnie Driver have apparently won the hearts of our boys. I The newcomer, Dawson’s Creek was an early hit, although the whole student - teacher scandal is a little bit much for me to handle. Seinfeld in its last season still entertains us all. South Park the comedy central cartoon show entertains all those who are capable of staying up past 9:30. There are still those avid 90210 fans, and the Party of Five watchers. Second semester senior year, after sports practice or school, it didn’t really matter what was actually on the TV, so there are probably a few shows we missed. Us seniors loved to go to lovers out there, it also Even more big hits were, the beach, to watch the made a great place for the palace, where you took sunset... or sunrise, group studying while the “coffee”, the portal - whichever you made it for. cramming for finals, or just still popular after all these Other big hits were gossiping about the latest years, and the ever famous Starbucks for all you coffee break-ups, and make-ups. Stownstown. Our senior year, it seemed to be enjoyed Noah’s bagels with the “boosts for you energy and the style to eat burritos. Just shmear. Along with all the brain, they were popular. Well, beans and cheese, or add sour other condiments they have it seems we ate a lot, and drank a cream, olives, onions and readily available for your lot, those were the specifics on guacamole - it didn’t matter. enjoyment. Finally smoothies what we went for. All the health nuts and sports were a big hit. With or without stars, and everyone else too, Personal Profiles Forty years from now, we are going to look back at this yearbook to remember how our lives were in highschool, and to tell our kids stories, of “the way things were.” When you go over this class of 1998. From a couple section you will see many presidents to news faces with quotes, but you broadcasters, here are a may not remember the stories couple of the movers and behind those pictures. Here shakers of 1998. are a few profiles of some of the students that shaped the “Good Morning. Mr. President.” Such the title that I had to become used to in n of my classes. Yet the position of Stu« Body President docs not carry the si perquisites as the President of the Un States: there is no Air Force One to ferry, around. I don't have Secret Service guart me. and I don't gel to live in a huge mans In fact, the only perk is the key to opet the Government Office. Likewise, position has far less power than the Presid I cannot veto bills (from Congress or Student Council). I don't have a million dc budget, and I can't start a nuclear war at touch of a button But I feel that, thank: the large group of extraordinary Ignatians the Student Council, the students havt b powerful this year. From the dress code the Spirit Weeks to the Saint Ignat Leadership Forum, we have taken powerful, active part in our school; I o hope that these and other measures have b the community we sought to achieve at beginning of the year. •Luke Swartz Senior year, wow I really can't believe that my S.I. career is over. I am very honored to be thought of as an intriguing person. I am proud of my accomplishments, and realize (hat (he experiences at KRON and Thailand have shaped my life. At the end of my senior year. I was chosen to be a reporter for First Cut. a bay area teen news magazine on channel four. I have covered stories ranging from A.I.D.S. to the MTV video music awards in New York City. This past summer I traveled to Thailand and taught English to young children. These experiences have changed my life, and the way I have shaped to the S.l. community. -Janel Thamkul In both grammar school and high school. I have maximized my involventem in curricular and extracurricular opportunities to the extent that a twenty-four hour day is too short. In an effort to Icam more about who I am and what the world is about. I challenge myself with different kindsof activities and goals. My involvement in numerous activities identifies my best qualities. I am a person of high energy and ambition. Where others give up at times of advcrsity.thc life lessons I have learned make me tenacious. All of the lessons I haw learned are wrapped up in the spirit of St. Ignatius and this is the one of (he (op reasons I love being a cheerleader. I hope tc show everyone how much S.l. means to me. and how much it has given to me. I also want to prove to them how much it can give to them if they let it. -Molly Denning I was born in Paris,France and lived there for one year At the age of one year. I moved to Milan Italy for about six months with my mother, father, and brother, who is two years older than I am At the age of four, my family and I left Europe to live in San Francisco, where my father opened a leather- manufacturing factory and where I began elementary school at The Convent of the Sacred Heart In seventh grade. I finally lost my French accent and figured out how to pronounce the t sound the American way Ever since my family and I have lived in San Francisco, we have spent our summers in France and Italy with relatives and friends My brother graduated from St Ignatius and is now attending the London School of Economics. I have also decided to go back to Europe for college. Next year. I will be attending The American University of Paris This was a difficult choice to make but I love every aspect of the French cultuCe.stylc and language Paris and San Francisco arc incomparable and I enjoy different aspects of both of them . •Stephanie Razzicri As I look back on the past four years I All of us have experienced setbacks an have spent at St.Ignatius. I am most hardships. Mine happened to be whil proud of the path I have set for the playing basketball for St.Ignatius, future Ignatians to follow. It has always suffered a serious knee injury and I wt been my belief that the more time and devastated. Pain, surgery, rehabtlitatio energy invested into any project will be and frustration were new experience reflected at the project's finish. As for me. I missed basketball and trad President of the Association African- seasons during my junior year. M American Students, a member of fricnds.tcammates. teachers, parent! Student Council, and various other on- neighbors and new acquaintances gav campus activities, the path of hard work roc tremendous support. Everyone wer and dedication has produced gifts that out of their way to inspire me during ro have truly been appreciated by the rehabilitation. I went from interna student body. If all future Ignatians concerns to a new awareness for other could have that drive of dedication. around me. I learned how much I take fo they too will find true appreciation for granted. My injury, though tcrriblt their efforts, and abilities, and will showed me how fortunate we arc an further the path for generations to how appreciative we need to be. come. -Kristy Cahill - Ma Kacla Manning 226 Senior Tribule Super Ro-I still hexr thsi in ihe tulli To think ibx foot yxan «po. I Mood in front of 350 streafen ad j� ve a speech about being a super hero amans me. I don't quite know wfcere I gor the courage to say that speech. Perhaps I wanted to bold the title of Freshman Class President so had this I would do whatever it takes to gel it Now. thif stakes me the Of wasting to be in the spotlight. It's not the same anymore, and throughout the past four years. I've learned much about leadership through those I've worked wilh.scrvcd and observed as being leaders themselves. As the class of 9 we all posses the qualities of a leader, yearning to guide, influence and dsrect. From freshman to senioe year. I have had the great privilege of serving all these leaders as Freshman ClassPresideni. Wildcat Welcoming Prcsidcnt.ASB Secretary, and Head Cheerleader. By working with them. I have been S'vta the chance to see the various talents of my llow Ignatius. By serving them. I have hopefully been a source of guidanceullueoce. and direction, myself. By observing them. 0 have learned what being a true leader tt all about and have attempted to be a line leader in the various positions I have served. My experiences in leadership roles have been some of the most enriching experiences I have had as a wildcat. ■Rowena OCampo ■ ' - Being picked for this is a special honor. I’ve been through rough times, coming from a school where students didn't care about homework or valucs.and now to a school where where the people care about my future and prepare me for life. I figured smoking weed, selling dope, and beating up teachers couldn’t prepare a young .black youth for the real world. Now. S.l. has given me the tools and most of all the opportunity of a lifetime. My life has went from black youth that turned him negative to positive by getting a wonderful education. -Marcel J. Neal I enjoy being a young.positive impetus I he San Francisco consitis of teenagers appointed by Ihc Mayor and Board of Supervisors The Commission, which identifies problems and issues of juveniles.advises the mayor and ihc Board of these concerns In addition to proposing legislation, the Commission initiates, supports, and works with various programs for the youth of San Francisco. The media's images tend to portray youth as victims of violence, as threats to society, or as perpetrators of crime.' They see young people only as future leaders and not as present leaders. The Youth Commission strongly impacts the future and quality of life of many teenagers. As Commissioner. I fight for change and disprove certain perceptions concerning youth People often talk about the vouth as the leaders of tomorrow and describe how adults must pass on knowledge and wisdom lo inexperienced young people We arc the leaders of today - Valerie Barrios JSA? Isn't that some pan club? This makes me cringe St Ignatius JSA and the Junior State of America have a great deal to be proud of The 1997 Spring State convention marked the culmination of one of the most difficult times in my life. My decision to run for Lieutenant Governor gave me a first-hand glimpse into the positive and negative sides of politics. Over a three month period I delivered many speeches, made numerous telephone calls.dcsigncd posters and flyers. and had to defend mysell against unfounded allegations that I made illegal deals My opponents had a field day with me. Afier I won. I started shaking and ran down off the platform into a cheering SI chapter. The SI chaptcrs's and our moderator. Mr.Baiter's support throughout my election kept me going when I wanted to lake my name off the ballot Currently I am in charge of planning for Winter Slate. JSA hat taught me more about life than any textbook ever could. Adults often blame youth for society's Eoblems but JSA has proven critics wrong. We vc a voice and we care about certain issues - Holly Hogan Having finally reached my senior year, I sat down to write my bequeaths where I took a step back and realized all that had happened to me. Friends change, so do our altitudes, the sports we play and the activities wc’rc involved in. Yet senior year seems like a time where I want things to just stay the same. I like to think that I finally found my “real” friends, ones that I can always count on. Immersion gave me the experience I needed to discover how much I really have. One never realizes how goed they have it until they have something to compare it to. It took just about lour yean, but I know who I am and where I want to be, and knowing that seems to be enough. -Shannon Cadagan Every single art form has earned recognition except one: graffiti. As urban art developed from the primitive styles of the late seventies to the complex murals of the present, more and more people have tries to stop it. There's a lot of anger towards writers that keep artists from truly going anywhere, and and it all falls into the big struggle between the rich and the poor. The ignoranccof the upper class destroys artists, by bringing down the heat, wiping out anything and everything we do. and by talking down to piccers as if we were the ignorant ones. They ;anel all of us as vandals and taggers. I am not a tagger. Taggers arc destructive. I am an artist, and the world is my canvas. I try hard to stand up for writers ad educate others, but it all depends on how open others are Graffiti has defined me -- making a strong statement that is not necessarily the loudest The only advice that I can give is to always be open, and that we have no time to hate. Love each like brothers and sisters and always keep a positive vibe Most importantly, just flow -Steve Hogan I promise that I am not writing this because I can, I am stuck to I have to write about myself. For the past two years the yearbook has taught-me many things. I have learned to handle pressure and I’ve realized that flipping out solves nothing. Talcing 264 pages and turning them into a book that people are going to want to look at is a tough job. People are very critical and I want to make sure that I reach everyone's standards, including my own. The yearbook has taught me to make goals, but more importantly it has taught me how to meet them. I'd like to say that I'm a better person because of it, but who knows. All I can say it that I have never worked harder on anything. I hope you enjoy it. -Courtney Tarantino If you ever walk down to either the Wiegand or Bannan Theater, mosty likely you’ll find me talking to myself onstage; however, there is a reason for this madness. As an actor I have partiepated in drama at Si for the past four years, in both the plays and the musicals.dedicating much of my time and effort to the shows. Most people only see the finished product.that being the pcrformanccs.but this glamoufin reality only comes from hard work and long hours in rchearsals.going over songs and scenes more than a dozen times in one night to perfect each moment. The theater has allowed me to work with fascinating actors and directors in San Fracnsico.Ncw York. Los Angeles and recently a national fine arts competition in Miami. Through my performances I hope that I can touch the hcart.mind. and soul of each and every person in the audience -John Turnbull Senior Tribule 227 Jason Adams You've got to know where you cook from before you know where you're going Peace to my pcejw fam. l.orclci Anne G. Agbayani li takes more energy to frown than to smile, but I have more energy than most Michael Alexander If you bleed Dodger Blue, then you deserve to bleed. Eamonn Allen Son of a That’s gonna leave a mark -Tommy from “Tommy Boy'Thanks fam and friends Celine Valerie Alwyn There hilyl Js.TTieic'st HilyThis .Forgrt Regrett HI .ifelsYoursToMiss.Not HherR oud.Not HherWay .NoIXiyliui I'oday Raven Marie Anderson ThercR no g� x J girlsgonc wrong, only Kid girls found out Hunks for the memories Sl.TA,foot Kills Kara A. Asuncion Life is great, because without it you’d be dead Metamorphosis! Thanks Mom Clarissa Mac VillafucrtcAsondano l.ovc is a journey, but unless it is true, sou will end up at the beginning again llins; Moni.OuI.Rin J. Micole Runez Agustin It’s nice to be imponant, but it’s more important to be nice. ThnxandLove2Mom.Dad.N’SI. Erin Kathleen Allen lAlwaysKnewl'dLookBack On My TcnrsAndl-augh.liutNcvcrDid I Think Id 1 .ook I iaekt HiMy I -aughier AndCry Jessica Lynne Alberto No smile is as beautiful as the oik- that struggles through tears 14 J Fidel 37 lh momdad.sis.gnmi.-i Claudia Elisa Allwood My only wish is that you be loved madly. LUV U ALL! Kathleen Meghan Appenrodt Stand for sonKthing or you'll fall for anything IhanksMom.Stcvc.Shan.Scan.+FriciMJs Noelle Arroyo-Siner Wow. that was better than exploding a potato in the microwave' Thx fam.BUDS Brian Aveson 'TowerThisIsGhostrider Requesting fly-byX TK Thanx 11 Mom.Dad.Kcv.KT. 27.44.6.1 3.76.52,78 29 Tony Salvatore Az .olino If everything seems to be going wcll.you obviously don’t know what the hell is going on. 228 Seniors Brendan Raher Valerie Barrios ThcrcIsAMagncilnYourHcartThat WillAttractTruLuvWhcnULcarn2 Livc40thcrsThcyWill Lcam2Livc4You. Natalie Beitashour Don’t let your head tell you what isn't there, but let your heart tell you what is. ThxMom, Fam, Fmds Aaron Barulich It’s hard to be humble when you’re as great as I am. Thnx Mom Dad Fam Boys TJ David M. Berg WhenYouHatcThcOnlyPcrsonWh oSuffersB COfY ouB CMostOfTh ePcoplcUMatcDon’lKnowltAndT hcOthcrsDon'lCarc Jonathan G. Bailey “Until you slock and overrun, you can’t devour anyone.” -Hobbes Audrey Kimberly Bane . “How do you know when you love someone?” You just do. 143 MDJFrcn . Whitney Nicholson Barca Aut Viam Inveniam Aut Faciam’Tll cither find a way or makconcHannibalBarca;TlianxM ommyPapaDB BOO Kelly Leigh Barna Life is under no obligation to give us what we expect. Thanks Mom. Dad, TJ.ICE IT! Scott: That cello is bigger than you! Seniors 229 Karin Erkkila hvd Hobbs Kathryn Brel We are the makers of music, we are the dreamers of dreams Charlie the Chocolate Factory Cesar Burov I might win or lose. Nit I will new N- ilcfcatcd much luv 2 all my peeps. Syk.Mom. and Dad Scott Bruni “Ripple in still water.” -GD Thanks Fam, VH Alex Buich Saw things so much clearer once you were in my rearview mirror I.ovcU Mom Dad. lfcw . 97 fthnll cats.MCS Roxana l.erma Bowerman No matter what kind of night you’re having, the morning always comes Kari L. Berquist 1 am what I am. and what I am needs no excuses. l.conSolomonMontoyaBomicy I-vety thing nuittcrs.yet nothing matters 1 loka I !c 11 oka I Ic. Four I lor semen-Warrior's Blood Susan Julia Berrin Ever has it been that love knows not it s own depth until the hour of seperation. I love you MDSS3.W Rachel Borg You have to forget what other people say You haw to go on be cra y -ew iness is like heaven-Jimi Ilia Bethea “Why hate? 83-8011717- 8011717. Thx to my fam and all those who love me 637-143 Daddy. Jenna K. Boswell The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn l.aurcn Michele Bisho What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. 230 Seniors son Buick I rather die like a man. than e like a coward. egan F. Callinan rather have a bad time than always wonder! Thanks m. Dad, Sis, Friends Shannon Lynne Cadagan No hay amor mas grande que este: l .ir la Mila por sus amigos Thx MIX 1”. Alt. Fish. Chiquita Kristine E. Cahill KecpYourHcad+YouH lean In I I IcHighi Direction You' lINcvvrl b cTo Worn Ab out Your Feet I Iajvc You MDKK I- Kerry Callaghan Life ts nor tried. it is merely survived, if vou're standing outside the lire I love you M. I). V. M TJ Scott Campbell Don’t be ashamed to say what you are not ashamed to think -Michel D Montaigue Alison Marie Campos Act as if everything depended upon you, pray as if everything depended upon Ciod fhx M. D. ( . J. I am Brian ne L. Canepa It was fun, it was real, but it wasn't real fun! 1 Love You CC. CP ristina Angelia Cardenas ican't live in the fast lane without inmiitg w uh the sharks Thanks n. Dad, - Friends SWIM ‘ X Monica Marie Cardona Perez Que te iiiiporiit set dneno del mundo si no etes dueuo de li mismo 1 Iu destino-’ San Ignacio Loyola Jason Carian What lies behind us and what lies before us arc tiny matters compared to what lies within as I4i MOM. At T). FRI N John Carr “I can get real thick like a bowl of Mall-O-MeaT -House of Pain rie Therese Carr cr give in. never give in. -except to convictions of honor and I sense Churchill Thnx Fam Matthew J. Caselli Sanity is the playground for the unimaginative Kristine Sevilla Casipit I don't need u certain iiuuiIkt of friends, just a numtvi of friends I can tv certain of ITINX MDNons’ Christopher R. Castro Never give up on dreams the person with big dreams is more powerful than the oiK’ with all IIk' facts Seniors 231 Kevin Celcdon Ini iiiKi'ACT lxxi Willi )icl)ulNt (I- cT h ody Tiul l.i vs.Thn :i.MTC.MomI idU rvDan.lkwncN.KD.CMY.IlAiwYtMiAII' Gregory Chiarella “Do, or do not. There is no try. -Yoda 232 Seniors Alvin Chan Don’t just show me the money, give it to me! Christine Chan A mountain is a mountain.then a mountain is q il a mountain, finally a mountain is a mountain Gifford King Cheung From gutwrcnching madnesses to the touch of sublime. You’ve gotta always try. James H.Y. Cheung Let me listen to me and not to them. Thnx M,D,F,’98 Kelly Eliza Chin Be yourself. Who else can do it better? xoxo Family Friends Thnx Class ‘98 Raymond W. Chou All good tilings come to an end: it’s just how we enjoy ourselves along the way that counts-Ditto Peb .!’’ Sandy Chan Ik the child again-dip cookies hi milk, snuggle under blankets I'm a nap. and above all. hold hands and slick together Jason Cheung Honor is the highest virtue. Without honor, there is no life. Susanne Choy Cheek yourself before you wreck yourself. Thx M2 DA! 143! Jim Christian Laugh all you want. I’m the one who’s gonna be on TV lookin’ all buff-Cartman Brandon Albert Chu I’m not teasing you , I’m corrcctiong your problem-props out to the Class of ‘98. Dougland Lloyd Chu NoiEvcrythingThatCanBcCount cdCounts.AndNotEvcrylhingTha tCountsCanBeCountcd Einstcin. D Dforcvcr Elizabeth M. Cincotta The secret isn’t knowing what you want, but wanting it once you get it. Colleen Suzanne Claitor One Person With Courage Is A Majority. Joe Colliss Only babies get what they want all the time, men have to do it the hard way.’’-Dcnnis Green Jena Marie Corvi All girls arc princesses, it is our right. Thanx Fam, Lauren, Erin, Ben. I Love You All. Sabrina Ines Cosentino When opportunity comes knocking at your door, invite him in for dinner. Thnx MDSMSJMB Colleen M. Cotter That which docs not kill you only makes you stronger. Janet Lynne Crane All our yesterdays arc summarized in our now, and all our tomorrows arc ours to shape. Christine Marie Chun Its about using life to touch othes hearts in such a way that could have never occured alone. KC98ROF Jeffrey Curtiss The better part of one’s life consists of their friendships. M D, Lcs, Chi-Wah, Buds Abc Seniors 233 Angelique Nicole I)' Angelo Never waste an opportunity to tell someone you love them Smile.Thanks Love Robert I.. Davis II I have never Id niv schooling interfere with my education.-Mark Twain A Thanx to all who lie serve it Francis Custodio is love, and lie that dwelleth in love dwelleth in (rod, and Dud in linn Ttianx Dod Mom Jamie Klaine D'Acquisto We may lose and we may win. but we will never be here again; so take it easy What a cute couple! Ruvirose Algabre Davao Hercoming little obstacles in life makes for big success .Thanks SI. my family, mv fnends. (iod F.dward I). De Asis. Jr. A lifeis not important-except in the impact it has on other lives.-J R Robinson Dylan Nicole de Kervor It's not the size of the dog in the light, but the size of the light in the dog 14.� I.ul.u 234 Seniors Victor Delos Angeles Don't be fooled by the face 1 wear, for I wear a thousand masks and none of them are me. Joseph Delturhric Celehr.i:; vve will, for life is short hut ■ vvect for certain -DM It Mark Dc Voto There's no cause for concern. Mrs DeVoto. your lx� v is perfectly normal The doctor was wrong Joe Dekker I want to lx: remembered as a ball player who gave all he had to give -R. ClcmcntcThx Mom. Dad, Boyz olo Angelo Dee judge omwlws by what were ible of doing, while ollicrs judge us dial we’ve already done Fred and Jason compete with the ‘stang for best looks Jacqueline S. Dela Merced When you reach the end of your rope tic a knot in it habg on lhx2 all who helped me fid my knot-143 Alnettc Accro Dela Rosa “Life is always taken for granlcd.u neva know wul u got till its gone, then u realize how important it is 2 u. lia O’Shea Denning eh for the light, you might touch the stand on a rnounta intop and see rsclf flying. Moira Denning Yesterday I dared to struggle- today I dare to win! Hugo A. Delgado Jr. Empires fall. Movements stops. Welcome to the revolution. Warren Q. Delos Angeles If you let the bad things stop you, you’ll miss all the good things. Thnx 143 MDE friends Seniors 235 Michelle Marie Deveneenzi I wanted to stay I wanted to play I wanted to love you. -I JMBThnxMoml adl )RSKS AM( Hoes Julie A. Devincenzi Kix.li i ii� t how much hi have w where you aic going of even what you aie. rich is who you have bedde you. Molly Patricia Devitt What lies behind us and what lies before us arc tiny matters compared to what lies within us Scott Charles Dohroski Talent helps, but true greatness has more in common with bold nerve than it ever will ability Colm Driscoll If your lucky enough to be Irish. « you’re lucky enough. You got funk?! Thanks M D MaglO Sunset Eric Martin Krnster Insist on yourself; never imitate. - EmcrsonThanks Love Mom. Dad. Grctchcn Theresa Kathryn Finn It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisablc to the eye. Andrew Duff Years from now. people will still live in fear of my earth-shattering slam dunks Keefe Duterte I don't need game I am game 4-Horseman ForeverAlack Family. Karin Frkkila Light up that smile to brighten the day, Plenty of sunshine's coming your way ITinx Fmly Kinds Jason Si I ai Klin Mien Daniela Carina Fenilli Go. seek happy days to happy nights! Marlon Flores I'll die but I won’t go away... Maclatin ‘98 4 Horsemen 4-cvcr 143 55... Westlake Baby 236 Seniors Maya Fok Before you judge me. try hard lo love iik Thnx mom dad jusiin Wolfgang Hoops majesty faculty class Richard I.. Fong Let your heart guide you. It whispers, so listen closely. Land Before Time Charlie’s Angels Sporting Clash Tuesday Wilson .ling Fong Things that were hard to bear are sweet to remember. Camille K. Formosa Kiss2daygoodby poinime2ward2mar 0 vwishmcluckthc$ainc2U lwont4gei whatldidJIuvTHXDASTCLDMJJmom dad.N'olFrd Anthony Fregoso A person can not die until they have learned to live. Anna N. Furniss Once it� a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right. Genevieve E. Fusscll One Life... a little gleam of time between two eternities. Love to Mom. Dad and Friends. Patrick J. Gargan Have faith and courage. Fight the good fight. God bless America. A.M.D.G. Mark Gatti Before you accuse me. take a look at yourself I luv you M and D.ThanksSS.MY.G.BA.ABJPJM.NA. DN. Christopher Gee They say we’re 98% water. We’re that close to drowning ...I like to live on the egde. Katie Giannini Happiness i' living at peace, falling in love finding the other half of your soul I hope I am one day Thanx M.D.P.M.F4EGA Nisha M. Gidvvani ‘ You may he deceived if you trust too much, hut you will live in torment if you don’t trust enough.” Seniors 237 Suzanne Girolami Katherine Anne Giuffre Let your mind go and your body Tell the truth and run. will follow. LUV Thnx to Dad. Mom. Steve. I). C. J. Hi AL. Melissa Rose Giomc . I don't want realism. I want magic. Brendan C. Graham Dance. Dance. Dance. I'm a dancin' machine - Michael Jackson 238 Seniors Michael Giese Not everything that can be counted counts anti not everything that counts can he counted. Michael I . Gilliam If a tree fall on a mime docs anyone care? Colm defies Irish power Christopher W. Grume Never leave the presence of those you love in anger. Marcus I). Gray III No man separate what we create -Tupac TlinsM andD. Aron.TP. AD. W| Mack Family Joseph Benjamin Gregori There is a time lor departure even when there's no certain place to go. -Tennessee Williams Lauren Gregory Make a grave for your ugly thoughts and a garden lor you kindly feelings. Iluw •M.D.Fam.A.E.M.SN.w n'wpolo Teacher’s Kari Berquist Pet Luke Swartz Siobhan Harrington l-‘or longU live hight'fly smilesUgivc tcarsUery allUtouch all Usee is allyourlifewill ever be Claire Kli abeth Harvey Get right to the heart of matters, it's the heart that matters more. John Groshong ‘The streets are almost empty, but that rhythm still echoes on. - Snuff Thanks MDM and Buds Colin Giihccn The truly great man is he who would master no one and he mastered by none K Gibran. Th Fain. Finds Hridgettc Marie Handlos Be true to the dreams of thy youth. TJ Melissa Jean Mansell You only live twice, or so it seems: one life lor yourself and one lor your dreams. Seniors 239 Luke Henderson “Don’t bother if you’re not blond.” .lill Lyndon Herschleh It' you want to kiss the sky. you belter learn how to kneel.’’ Justin Russell Hill III Never underestimate the power of the handicapped. You got worked! Kredric L. Hobbs MakeYoursclfABIcssingToSomc onc.YourKindSmilcOrPatOnThc BackJustMightPullSomconcBac kFromTheEdgc. Ashly lloffinan Don't compromise yourself, you’re all you've got ”• Janice Joplin Thanks Mom, Dad. Sarah, and IucikU Holly Hogan I cannot forget from where it is that I came from or the people that love mc-JCM I love you Mom and Dad 3 Edward Russell Hoisted It's mu what's on the outside that count's, it's what's on the inside Thanks Family «V: Fnends Megan Hughes I can do the difficult immediately hut the impossible take' a little longer. The lam KCGSKDLRJB Brendt: S.I.’s Fashion Disaster Evelyn C.Y. Ho l.uvBrcaksManyHarsButWhaiRcallyB rc.aksAMeartlsTakingAsvayltsDrcam l.uv2Myl)rcainkrs MmyOBrSsKoopie JJKCctc. Stephen Michael Hogan Violence is for those who can’t handle diction. HEXUM Don’t Trip! Kirsten Hove I am never afraid of w hat I know. Thanx Mom. Dad. Buds. Anderson Ip ItMattcrsNotHowStraitThe Galc.HowChargcdW Punishment ThcScroll.lAmThc Master Of MyFatc:IAmThcCapt.OfMySoul. 240 Seniors Sara Iskikian Always he a little kinder than necessary. I love you mom.dad.az.B.k .v.Thanx. Nora Jacobson Adrcamislikcarivcr.cvcrchangin gasitflowsandthcdrcamcr'sjustav cssclthatimistfollowwhcrcitgocs. Jamal Jeanpierre A man who stands lor nothing will fall lor anything. Thanx Mom. Dad Man for everything. Michelle Ann Jennings ! on'i go out the way you came in.-Gen CustefThankjMOM.DAD L.K.HJ.GUVS GALS ILUVYOUALL Most Likely lo be a Swimsuit Model Chanelle Sweenex Keith Wilkinson Samuel E. Johnson Jr. Say goodnight to the bad guy. 4 Horsemen 4-lifc Jennifer Klainc Kenny .Someday we ll find it. the rainbow connection, the lovers, the dreamers, and me -Kennit the Frog Susan Alison Juan The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra. Thomas Kerbleski IfWcDon'iAciNowWcSetilcForNolhi ngLatcrAVcSettleForNothingNowAnd Wc llSeltleForNoihingl.aicr -RATM Candice Kavanagh IWillRiscNowNGoAboutTheCiiylnTh cStreetsNInThcBroadwaysIWillSeck HimWhimMySoulLoveth.l4.t44 Douglas McLeod Kilroy Want what you have. Work hard to have what you want. M D don’t worry I’ll make you proud Thomas Kelly Negative, ghostridcr the pattern is full. C BA Thanx Mom.44. 22.MrLC.32.Big Bcar.13.29. 80.2 Kurie Kim If you can imagine it. you can achieve it: if you can dream it you can become it. Seniors 241 Andrei Klestoff I have never been a coward at heart, although I have always been a coward in action. John Paul Konjicija Beware of my psycho ex- girlfriend. Much Lovc Thanks Mom Dad,sis,nonno,nonnic Nick Ko I can’t believe I ate the whole thing! Activities 0. Sports 0, h1' Honors 0, Ahhh all the mcmorics! HS Peter (iiorgi Koulsoukos Golf is like life: you can’t predict it: you can't necessarily improve it. but you can practice it. Janice Kim What would you do if you knew you counldn’t fail? Thanks 11. M D.all. TJ Molly Erin Kirk You only live once- but if you work n right, once is enough. Thanks family friends. Celly Cell Rappin’ Freestyle in S.C. S.I. Wildcat Roars at Molly’s Beauty Irwin J. Kwan GodPutMeOnThisHarthToDoA CcrtainffOfThings...rmSoFarB chindThatIMINcvcrDic-ThxMD Eva Kwong “Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself -Richard liach Thanks Mom. Dad. Sis. 242 Seniors Robin Ponders the Meaning of Life Nick Lane I never let my schooling interiere with my education. Mark Twain Dan Langley The memories of a man in his old age arc the deeds of a man in his prime. R.W. Yzette Angeliquc Lanier Long dresses down to the floor can be beautiful; if you have that, but learn to lose what you have. Maria Socorro I.aptis If friendship is food for the soul, then love is food for the heart. 2 lam friends.Love you guys! Seniors 243 Alexander Lee I wish to he lost in the road of life, for I do not wish my road to end early. Thx2Family+Friends Michaela Lee “Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you’ll die today.” Angela F. Lens There's always music around us. hut our hearts must H silent 2 hear it. Much luv 2 M.D.Frcnz. Joseph Y. Lourdeaux Upon reflection it becomes clear I can lose a few bailies still win a war! ThcForeeWj IIBwAiAlways Carolyn Thea Lee I'm still a child, only now I'm tall enough to reach the stars. Thanks and Love MDJB. METs. Friends John Matthew Lee If I were two-faced, would I he wearing this one?” • Abraham Lincoln Mi mi Lee Life may only be a series of illusions so w hy not pick those which bring the most enjoyment Thx M l . 143 Tiffany D. Lee When I grow up I want it� Ik- a little girl. Thx MDV. Frcnz. csp. M.C. 143 all 637. Michael Lee All that wee see or seem is but a dream w ithin a dream.=) Thanks to all! Lorraine Leonardo What the Caterpillar calls the end. ihc butterfly calls Ihc beginning. Thanks Mom.Dad.Ccc.Fam.Frcn (•iancarlo K. Lionelti MAI Thut4|itngupw7mcN()NNA- l.usuvrymchNI. l'ra| nessH«kK- ITmx4ura K MK-U 4ltcl.l) Sipflnngw mcTI-Nccsh 143 Maxim Lishansky Excellence is not an act. but a habit. Live everyday with a passion. Love Th anks Mom. Bob. Fricnds Danielle Lockett My picture's worth a thousand words. Thanx MDAL. DIS. LL, ME. DO. Madeleine Anne Low Sometimes The best way 2 figure out who U R is 2 get 2 the place where U don't have 2 b any tiring else. Anthony J. I.uini They say you can't always gel what you want, but I've always been able to get what I need... Trust ine. Jaime Scott Lynch If common sense is truly so common, then wiiv is it acted upon so little? Thx M.D.K.S.B.-HyO Pok 244 Seniors Best Dressec Mark Galli Valerie Barrios Noolle Vrroxo-Singor Tilo Sama-Bourbon Most Flirtatious leather M. MacDonald .aughler is the echo of appiness. 'hnx Fam.Fnids. I Love U kla Kaela Manning Stand up for what is right, even f you are standing alone. 'hanks Mom and Dad Stacey Krin Mackota Think BIG thoughts hut relish small pictures. Hugs and Kisses family and I'riend� - Mclissa Marsinko The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of life, the clearer we should see through it. Randolf Madrid Jr. Life is an ongoing process of trial and error. Thanx Family. Ps 119:81-8. Martin Magnusen Molly McCorkle But tomorrow may rain so I'll follow the sun“-The Beatles Thanx Mom.K.Frnds.Swim'98 Nicole McCurdy Blessed are they who delight in the simple joys of life. Thanks Mom. Dad. Michael. I-ove you. Seniors 245 Lauren McMonigle What Lies Before Us What Lies Behind Us Is But A Small Matter Comparcd2What Lies W inUs.ThxFamFmdsMETS Andrea Mei One is truly knowlcgcablc when his opinion reflects more upon his subject than on himself Lisa Sofia Medina If a man wishes to be sure of the road he treads on. he must close his eyes and walk in the dark. Michelle Marie Melka Behave like a duck-keep calm unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath. Danielle McDonnell A heart afraid of breaking never teams to dance, a dream afraid of waking never takes a chance. Jessica Ann McLeod Madness in great ones must unwatch'd go. words A picture says a thousand Lionel Metz My wonder about the world simply makes me happy. Take pndc in being alive. Thanks Mom. Dad. Fam. Megan M. Montague What we are is God's gilt to us. What we become is our gift to God. Thanks Morn. Dad. family. $wim 98. 246 Seniors Alicia Mo nlross All the knowledge I posses everyone else ean acquire, but my heart is all my own. Alison A. Moore head ’And the song from the beginning to end. I found in the hearts of my friends. Are donuts part of practice regimen? Maria-KIcna Morclli You can't always get what you want .but if you try sometimes.you might get what you nced.Thx MDPPMD. Fred Morgan “Life ean be difficult. Be yourself. Jim Moriarty A kerry man always answers a question with a question. - Br. Drafter Tandy Moriarty The will to win is not nearly as important as the will to prepare to win. Bobby Knight Kelly Morris To apple trees and music... Love and thanks to Mom, fain. SFGC. The Team Mimi Mulhcrn May the saddest day of your future be no worse then the happiest dav of your past. Thx MJJ.B.S. JW.Btu. Seniors 247 Christopher P. Murphy Time is like a fuse, short and burning last. James William Murphy 'The easiest way to double your money is to fold it in half.' Thanks Mom and Dad Mike Myers Some people dream of success...while others wake up and work hard at it. Keiko Marie Nakai Judge people by their questions rather than by their answers. Thanks 2 All. esp YN KN Swings Mari Sandra Nakano What you keep to yourself you. What you give away you keep forever. Danielle S. Newkirk No matter how your heart is grieving if U keep on believing, the dreams that U wish will come true. Michelle Naklowycz To some it’s salt water, to others it’s holy water. James Newton ’Go...and seek happy days through happy nights. Shakespeare Marcel J. Neal You only live once, but if you work at it right, once is enough. Luv u Mom.Pops. Emmett. Malika Jack. Hubert Ncthcrcott ...sleeping too little, working too hard, driving too fast, risking too much in places too dangerous, all to prove my love. Genevieve M. Nicolas Follow your road walk proud for in the horizon your dreams await. 143 MDEM friends. David Nip M. Kelly Norman If you pav. my way again. you can real assured I'll always do my best for you. on that I give my word • Bob Dylan Lindsey Notario The greatest reward for serving others is the satisfaction found in your own heart-Anonymous! luv you M.DJ Michael Nowak I just remembered something I forgot to do yesterday won’t be able to do tomorrow. Christopher J. Nuzzo There is no price too high for freedom. 248 Seniors Joe Dekker Maya Kok Pauline Nyon Only love can be divided endlessly and still not diminish. -A. Lindbergh. 143 Family + Friends I jf i • Paul O’Keefe Our lady of blessed acceleration, don't fail me now. Ellwood Blues Erin O'Brien The soul afraid of dying never learns to live. Samuel O’Keefe I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry’ with the saints cause the sinners are much more fun. Martin O’Leary And God's mar was heard throughout the isles of green. Sarah Cecelia O’Rourke With memories yesterday remninx.wiih hope tomorrow awaits with friends today is great I43MDK3NEIRE Rowena S. Ocampo You ain't seen nothin' yet.... Christie M. Olsson Some people live life in the fast lane. I live life in oncoming traffic. Wet n’ Wild Seniors 249 Colin is Caught in His Cat Suit Victoria Rycroft Parker Age is a question of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't natter. Thx IIvu mom.dnd.rob.TCCJ. Stephen Patterson I will work to elevate you, just enough to bring you down. -TOOL Michael Pellegrini I fear no one but Larry Bird - Magic Johnson Donald C. Perez Keep smiling...It makes people wonder what you’ve been up io!ThnxM,D.Amy,Jcr.Frnds Vannina Geaga Pacis Dance like no one’s watching, fall in luv like U won't get hurl, kneel 2 kiss the sky. Thx MD Frenz Joseph Anthony Parente There are two types of people: Italians and those that wish they were. Thanks Mom. Dad. Boy . Saddle ‘em up Cowboy Girls of the Tropic Jordan David Phelps Never boll thy door with a boiled carrot. -B Shakespeare THNXM D Roy K. Pimentel 'You can overcome dcath-it all boils down to scratching your name in the bark of a tree. 1 WAS HERE.' 250 Seniors Kendra Ann Pinkerton I'd rather have ten mi mil ex of wonderful lhan a lifetime of nothing special. Thnx Mom Dad Friends OS. FT Charles Poon Just another perspective of who I am. who I was. and who I will someday be. Thanks everyone. Is that drool I see Brendan? Zocl Augusto Quirtonez Some people try to do everything at once to accomplish nothing. Brendan Casey Raher There is only one good thing in this life, and I found her. Klaine Soriano Ramirez inHeldTruthlnMyHand.rdLctllG oForThcJoyOfPursuingltlsGrcate rThanFindingIt.l43FamilyMajes ly247ENJ=) Christina A. Kanum The surest way to get a person to notice you is to smile. Thanks Mom. Dad. G.BADB. and friends:3FF Stephanie Ra .zicri Voletv c polcrv -Machiavclli May Angelie Reburiano If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it.I can achieve it.Luv Thnx to my fam friends Nora and Karin: S.I.'s Greek Goddesses Field Hockey’s Dynamic Duo Seniors 251 Jake Reichert Because it’s thcrc-Gcorgc Mallory ...A little rebellion now and then is a good Ihing-T. Jefferson Patrick Reid When you have a lot of things to do, get your nap out of the way first. Thnx Mom. I ad. Andy. Dan. Monk Amanda Keiterman I would look up. and laugh, and love, and lift. Jonathan F. Remulla Let Us, Then up doing, with a heart for any fate.” 17 Forever” Love Ash.M.D.Fam Chris Rench 'When Alexander look upon his empire, he wept-for there were no more worlds to conquer. Keefe Reuther Sleep later. Don't work. Strike Oil. -K.R. Getty Thnx Mom Dad and the Harem Thea Advienne Ribeiro And in the end. the love you take is equal to the love you make. Carlo Ignacio Ricafort DcarGod.U'vcgivcnmcthcjoythatmakc smyhea rising n 'w fore verbe my muxic Scinakvmylifc-a symphonyofpraisc. 252 Seniors Christian A. Rodriguez Good things come in small packages. Vic Rollandi It’s time to move on, it’s time to get goin’. What lies ahead I got no way of knowin’-T.Pctty Robin Russell Two things stand like stone- kindness in another's trouble. Courage in our own. Gretchen Salisbury Shoot for the moon. That way if you miss you'll still land among the stars.thnx.VlDHJfriends Gabriel Rosenberg Have you ever danced with devil in the pale moon light? Taramal Santa Horbon My mind splits w an enormous kickback. Can your twain absorb the impact? Pace 2 my boy , girl . Jennifer M. Scales A mind that is stretched out by a new experience can never go back to old dimcnsions.Thx MDP METS Friends William J. Scheerer Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream that never were and say why not. Robert Kennedy Brian Schmidt The best lack all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity. EircLax Matthew T. Serratlo The one serious conviction a man should have is that nothing is to In- taken too seriously. Regina Anne Sheridan How far we travel in lifematters far less than those we meet along the way. James M. Shinbori The best thing to hold on to in life is each other Thx Love Mom.Dad.K.N.JB,Friends-1 Cor 13:4-8 Christopher Roth Life is what happens while you're making other plans. ERE! Luvva KC.MNJM.Buddy.PoJo Cats.984lifc! Jose Carlos E. Santos Love is like an hour glass as the heart fills the mind empties. 143 MOM DAD SODACAN BRE Casey Scollin ‘life � tMiUte� don't always go to the stronger or faster man twit sooner or liter the nun who wia it the man who thinks he can. [THAWS MOM DAD) Brook. J Robert Shintaku You ain't gotta like me. U just mad cause I tell it how n is. and U tell it how it might be Seniors 253 Blake Simon There's nothing wrong w being a cool guy! Thx Mom. Dad. Brett, Bccca. SIX Bov .lason-Anlhony P. Sityar I've never had ihat much fun without laughing.- Woody Allen Thnx M. IXJcn.Joei.it Fain Karen Sin To be wronged is nothing- unless you continue to remember it -Confucious Nicole Dana Skibola We are all in the gutter. But some of us arc looking at the stars. I lov you NIom.Dad.Daneca. Janelle Joanne Silva What the heart once owned and had. it can never lose. Fam.my girls.'98 - I hold u deep in my heart. i • jj j i . Jonathan Silva Life can only be understood Backwards, but it must be lived forwards. Tower of Power Alex Snaider Education is the key to success, money gels you the rest. Mu sett a So Perscrvcrance is not a long race; it is many short races one after another. 254 Seniors ■i Kevin Soriini You can’t always gel what you want hut it you try sometimes you get what you need. Kevin Solon We only pick the best beans. - Juan Valde Legs...She knows how to use them Brcndt S. Spears Life’s a jungle. Only «Ik savages will sursne Thanx M l).CR.CM.IK.KC.OF..JM.DW.IS. ML k Joshua Paul Stainer I am acting my age. I'm in the prime of my youth, and I like it. Thanx M D Jas. lux ya! Steve Srock The only things we regret in life arc the risks we did not take. Thanks Mom Nan. Clark A. Stephens You miss I (XT of the shots you don't take Seniors 255 John Sullivan I got that going for me, which is nice. Luke Swartz Failure is not the opposite of success; it is a prerequiste to success. Chanelle M. Sweeney HavcCouragc.Havepridc.lakccha nccs.HavcFun.BeYoursclf.LovcY ourFricnds.BeHonest.GoHard. S mile. Patrick A. Sweeney SucccssIsWhenYouGctEvcrythin gYouWaniButHappincssIsWhen YouWamEvcryihingYouGct.M.O .B.ThanxMOMDADFOLKS Kristina Marie Szeto great men R they who C that spiritual is stronger than ne material force 143mdc Elizabeth Marie Tafolla Hearts will never be practical until they arc made unbreakable. Thanks 143 MD BrosGSMNM Omid E. Talai My parents told me I’m blessed. My friends ( this picture) arc living proof. Thnx Fam J.E.M.S 256 Seniors Danny Talavera Vivircs pensar y amar cs vivir. Life is thought and love is life. Anima cogitatum est. TJ Diane L. Ta YouCanComplainThatRoscsHav cThoms.OrYouCanRcjoiccBecau scThornsHavcRoscs.-Ziggy. ThnxMDSL.RFL.D Dforcvcr Lisa Tandoc IfULctThcBadTliingsStopUThcn UWon tBAround4ThcGoo miing s. MuchLuv2Fam Fricnds N2Bizzy Jeremy Tanner Who is more foolish, the child afraid of the dark or die man afraid of the light? Courtney Tarantino it is not only necessary to love, it is necessary to say so. momdadfamfriends i love u -CT- Lisa Marie Tennenbaum Life's a journey, not a destination. Sit back and enjoy the ride. Dream big. Thanks Dad and Mom Megan Marie Terheyden Too much of a good thing is wonderful. Gregory Teshara Remember that winners do what losers don’t want to do. Thx Mom, Dad, Mike Janel Thamkul Rows and rows of ugly children. Judette Anne Tobes If you want, then start to laugh If you must, then start to cry Just be yourself, don’t hide. Alison Rebecca Torres If there were no problems there would be no opportunities. Theresa Tom U realize that nothing is as dear simple as it first appears. Ultimately, knowledge is paralyzing. Seniors 257 Chad Trainer Semper Fi. Live or Die. Anthony Tresmontan To act is easy, to think is hard. Scott Trudell It you don’t win game 7. you might as well loose them all. Lots of Love Mom. Dad. Bros. Sis John Turnbull You may know w hat you need, hut to get what you want, better see that you keep what you have. Ashley Tudor It's not simple things that count.Thanks Mom Dad and David for all your support and love. Krik Tu . io Inspiration comes from within. Never from without. Marilnu C. I'hlado If I were to begin life agam. I should want it as it was I would only open my eyes a little more. Jason Philip Urbiztondo Always look out for 1. Be sure not to step in 2 either. Rob: Gender Identity? V Josh and Luke: The next two GQ models 258 Seniors w i- Kevin Uriarte li docs not take much strength to do things, but it requires great strength to decide on what to do. Paul Valmassv I arrived here as a student, but left as an individual. Kurt Van Sciver Corne away wilh me and live in peace and safety, away from the Hornsvvagglers and vcrmicioous Kmds. • W V Christian Thomas Vlautin If ignorance is bliss, then knock this smile off my face. - Rage Ryan Wagner You speak very good cnglish. Reina Morena Vattuone It is only going through hard timws can we truly appreciate the good. Thnx MDPRBJ Hollybeth Baysac Vocal 4 yrs ago. who would’ve thought that sleep would become a rare pleasure in life. Thxfamandfricnds Michael Walsh Life is measured in deeds, not years. When all is said and done, what will your legacy Ik? Karen Marie Valter The sun is on the rise once again The way earthly things arc going anything can happen.-BM Jay Veach Don't let your mouth write checks, that your butt can't cash. Thnx Mom Dad Rachel Vosson This shaking keeps me steady Take it slow. Learn by going where you have to go. T Kocthkc Andrew George Watters It's a shame: we spend the first 17 years trying to get here last. Have fun while you still can Benjamin Van Houten The answers? The answers arc easy. It's finding the right questions that is truly difficult. I • iH Paolo Vincenti Kevin Vossen Michael Watters Who said white men can't jump Thnx fam. omid. J. John. Hogan. E. EA. Shaka. MP. Train. Omar Seniors 259 Nick Watts Don’t go carving a happy face on my tombstone. Keith Wilkinson It's imc that hardworfc never killed anyone, but I figure why lake a chance- Thanks Mom and Dad Theresa Ann Wolanin I never catered 2 the crowds: 4 what i know they do not approve, and what they approve they do not know Irene Wong I buy amd use tolict paper just like everyone else. -Phil Collins 1985 ThxAll 260 Seniors Patricia N. Wellman The secret of happiness is not found in seeking more, but developing the capacity to enjoy w h Brendan Thomas Wells Lara Elise Werschky We R each of us angels with one wing, and wc can only fly by embracing each other. - Crcgccnzo- all my love Forrest Wittcnmeier The future is the lime when our affairs prosper, our friends are true, and our happiness is assured Cristina Marie Wong One word frees us frnnin the pain ol life Love. I luv u SomcPcopleMakeThingsHappen.Som cWatehThingsHappcnVVhdcOthersW onderWhatHasttappened thanx Mom Pop. J. A. C‘. P. Friends less.” Most Likolv to lx� on 90210 Natalie Beitashour Luke Hoiulorson Eat your hearts out, girls! Gilbert Andrew Walt Woo Knowledge is power - empower yourself (Jinny Svungyo Yang There is Nothing I Would Noi Do For Those Who Arc Really My Fnends I Have No Notion Of Loving People By Halves. Judy Yip The most beautiful things in the world can't be seen or touched. They must be lelt w in the heart. Mike Yrazabal There is no such thing as a stupid question, sometimes stupid people ask questions. Thx Mom. Dad. Katie Alma Zalihic Just look into your lieart my friend and return to innocence. Thanx Mont. Bro. Vanja. Mr MeGarry Love ya all Senior Quad I.isa Noel Yap Life is a performance, there are no rehearsals. Alethca (Jonae Young An educated mind is omnipotent a ruthless power loo supreme to eradicate. THX to God Mom Dad Fam Frnds Rehman L. Yusuf You may not get everything in life, but be proud of the things you do havc.Thanx Mom. Dad.and Sis. Benjamin Paul Zink Iimoiion should never replace thought Thnx M.DJ I4.W7 JMC-UR My World-l)B thnx 4 always being there Seniors 261 Section Seniors- Julie Devencenzi, Erin Allen, Lionel Metz, Julie- you were one of ihc most dedicated and focused yearbook editors I base ever worked with You worked your heart out. and poured every once of energy you had into your section. You always talked about how you wanted the senior section to be great, and it is better than great You have something to be really proud of I think that you should get an award for putting up with me (Joe) and for all the last minute work, and crazy meetings with Stan the Man. I love you. and I can't express in words how much I appreciate you Erin- You were great All the last minute quote stuff at your house was hectic, but hey. we got through it! All those polls. I can't believe you got through them. Great job. Lionel- It was crazy going through all those quotes, but thank you very- much You really represented the senior class well Student Life- Carolyn and Lauren, you guys were great, the immersion spreads turned out really well, and thank you so much for all the emotional support. Ireland forever. Katie Aveson, you are the best, it’s all yours next year, have fun. Lee and Joe. you guys did so much that we give you the editors of the year award, wow. we couldn’t have done it with out you. lee is cool.joe is too. Picture Takers- Lara, well, you were so excited to be in charge of the photos and determined to do a good job. the photo schedules worked well and although the darkroom was never actually opened, your job was well done, thanks for working so hard to get the pictures, even if it meant taking them yourself, your organization was spectacular, and working with such late notice was great, your leadership was a huge help, and you handled one of the largest yearbook responsibilities very well. Organizations- Nina Larosa, Valerie Barrios, Great Job you guys! I can't believe you guys finally figured out how to fit all those pictures evenly on your pages. I hope you finally got your money for all those pictures! All those receipts! You are always on top of things. Val- how- many times have you missed school, was it just ten, or more like fifteen? whatever, the catilion is going to be so great! Yeah. I still say Swing, but whatever. Nina- my little Christmas dance chica. Tu eres mi amor, y gracias para todo! Sports- Kobin Russell, wow what a help you were great, wc thought you were gonna blow during that late night, but you held it together and lead your editors to a great section you and your crazy names brought a sense of humor to tire office, and your dedication was amazing wc love you. and we don't know what we'd do without you you were hclla good in the play too Bubba. you were so calm during those deadlines, wc will never forget live look on your face during the second to last deadline when you kept on typing rosters You are the best, and wc love you. Julia W ho Julia Yuo. your layouts were classic, and all those practices paid off. great job with the section, and have a great tune next year. Angeliquc D’Angelo, thanks for all your help Ireland forever Mike, your presence in the pub office was extraordinary, especially when there wasn't anything to do' any who. thank you and have a good life. Cover- Brendan Raher and Andrew Duff. Wc owe our cover to vou guvs! That last minute stuff was scary , but you handled it amazingly Kaher- you da man I think that your final official title, alter hours of deep thought, is photo connoisseur! Your adventure with Ginnv spice that night was crazy, and the next day even crazier, but hoy wc have a cover so wc are totally over it! Wait, what is Colleen's name again? Louie? I will write it in my book. That is such an inside joke, noone is going to understand it Ha. ovci it. When you arc fifty, and look at this book to remember high school. I want to you remember this yearbook and all but more importantly our conversations with Molly about you know what in the car on the way back from Marin! Ha. more inside stuff. Duff- you da man also your amazing photo skills made our cover.,. you arc great. 262 Section Editors Editors Journalists-Jessica McLeod, Rowena Ocampo, Hollv Hogan, Didn't you guys enjoy receiving those crazy letters, in Spanish of course, n all your classes. Your assignments were lough, hut you guys always came through! Jessica- Calling ,'ou at like eleven the night before a deadline saying don't forget the Wrestling stories! You were treat, and the stories were terrific' Ro- okay, can you say day before deadline, and nine stones to go vith writers block? You were great You really came through when others were busy! Thanks for all our dedication! Holly- You are my favorite. You are a great friend and a great writer! And and top f all that, you fitted your stories ... on time! ( not to say that Jess and Ro didn't) You Rock' Fiesta Jara Todos! Frosh. Section- Dinah Dimalanta Thanks so much for your hard work this year. 1 hope that you had a fun experience working on the yearbook for the first time. Thanks to all your hard work, your section came out great!! We all knew how hard it was to shuffle your time around to get in here before practice. You are a hard worker with a lot of skill and talent. I hope to sec you next year doing your fabulous work!!! Soph. Section- Juliet Betro, Marie Mahoney Thank you so so much for all your help. Thanks for coming in on Saturday to finish your great section. You guys arc a great team. You ran into some difficulties and came up with great alternatives, which make your section spectacular. When ever you two were asked to do an assignment, it was done in an instant. Next year it will he great working with the both of you. Thanks a million!!!!!! Junior Section- Lisa McNabb So doesn't it feel great having the yearbook done? Well I just wanted to tell you just how much I appreciate your time, effort, input, and for just bangin' with me in the office after school. I think you did a fabulous job on your section. Your dedication to the yearbook shows just by looking at your pages. You have a great eye and a lot of talent, and if 1 didn't express my gratitude during the year, I want to thank you know. Thanks for putting up with me in my dark moments!!!!!!!!!!!! Your true BF Administration- Katie and Peter there is a lot lo say. You guys 'ailed us out of more lhan one deadline, and without you there would be many holes throughout (his enure took Kalit. you have always been the sane voice saying. No problem or 'Of course I can do it whatever 'hrasc ii was that happened lo come oul of your moulh. it was always the words that I (Courtney) wanted to •car. I think that every lime I saw you. there was a layout envelope in your hand. Your help was greatly pprcciatcd. and next year you will understand what a difference a person like you makes. I'm leasing it in your lands, so good luck ■ if you're in need of some sane words, just let me know, it's my turn lo offer them ’ctcr. there were so many mornings of deadlines where I would see you cutting endless pages ol (olios and mnuscute captain names, which for some reason never seemed to be in the envelopes. Anyway, all your last ■unute help was greatly appreciated, and with out your free period, this would have been an entirely different K)ok To Ixith your section was great, thanks for doing your work, and the work of many others. Stan, THANKS! Section Editors 263 Editors -in- Chiei DeBarbrie O’Keeffe Tarantino fdilois • in • (lliii'f ‘Htt 1 . 1 cfZed' anci Ctc bw 'We tL tCL'LSy£' U aU'V M V umi V s a s4nd u-ici a ui' IVA bt' M uUbi tenoA' its une UM Ltbv att cpli v m 0 Piedaa n 4 B « ♦ •+% “ IGNATIAN 1998 Varsity Baseball Scoti Sternberg. Joe Parente, Tom Kelly. Joe Bekkcr. Nick Errico. Blake Simon. Eric Ernster. Kelly Norman. Erik Tu zio. Jonathan Jacobitz, Marc Maniscalco. Mike Waters Mike Yrazabal. Brian veson. Forrest Wittenmeier. Matt Serrano. Scon Trudell. Brent Sulli an Ian Mayne page 2 JY Baseball Dave McMomglc. Alex Gorman. Tom Ribera. Alex Alcara . Mike Tursi. Paolo Lucchesi Tyler PmclI. Dominic Farnham. Tom Nannini. Ollic Anderson. Paul Strain. Ryan Kushner. Francis Reyes. Eric Moorchcad. Gratien Etchcbchcrc. Jim Gocthals Matt Kelly. Ian Browning Ryan Tirct. Peter Macicjcwski. Patrick Lawson Da id Anton. Kc in Borclla. Brian Cotter. Malt C onti. Alex Elinquisl. Ryan Crowley. Daud Na a. Chris Bauman. Gino Benedem. Kevin Donohoc. Matt Wittcnmeicr. Chris Watters. Sergio Santilli Photographs courtesy of Dr. Martin Ernster. Thanks, Dr. Ernsterl page 3 Varsity Girls Track Katie Appcnrodt. Krisly Cahill. Monica Cardona. Julia Denning. Karen Erkkila. Anna Fumi $. Nisha Gidwani. Melissa Mansell. Nina LaRosa. Mimi Mulhem. Genevieve Nicolas. Christie Olssoti. May Keburiano. Regina Sheridan. Mollybeth Vocal. Lara Werschkkv. Cristina Wong. Alethea Young. Angcliqiic Agloro. Courtney n Claire Beyer. Tiffanny Cobb Michelle Crisiofani, Ncnita DeGu man Agnes Dziadur. Gabriella Giiuliam. Shannon Handy. Enn Lapping. Donna Lee. Callie Lindahl. Erica l.ipton Jennifer Mak. Carolyn Mctranga. Alicia Meeks. Emily Palmer. Cristina Payne. Natasha I’endergast. Sheela Radliakri hnan. Dominique Revel. Alena Ron's. Francesca Rivera. Felicia Sanchez � !........ mtilli. Kimberly Smith. Jennifer 'sir.tin lei ilk Tan Jo- � c ■•n lulu Vo page 4 JV Girls Track Kale Abbcne. Maria Aguilar. Maria Arieta. Ashley Bangait AnncMane Bookwalter. Shannon Boyer. Annie-tatirie Breen Kristian Brill. Marissa Brute. Sarah Buick. Calic Campbell, Mollie Casclli Taryn Chin;. Erin Duterte. Kaihryn Gope Annie Hagboni. Jessica Hosca. linn Hughes. Janelle llui. Carolyn Kollmg. Trisha l.amug. Michelle Lee. Marit a l-Oopcz-Quiniana Kimberly Lucas, l-aurrcn Maeronch. Danicla Maldonado. Kelly MeCorkk. Eileen Mclnerney. Kathleen Michclron. Michelle Mulhair. Kane Ncjasmieh. Jennifer Norman. Monelle Paleneia. Chriqinc Sangiacomo. Melodic Sliimomura. Jennifer Stnckfaden. Joanne Tan. I.cah Taylor. Julia Yuo. Stella Abad Ahenu A dark on. Georgina Anion. Anne-Marie Benson. Danielle Bohn Erica Brown. Meghan Cremen. Jade DcGu man. Jaciuia Dia I)c Rivera. DeMaiic Dir on. Kane Donaldson. Jenna Grimaldi. Maggie Guerra, Elilta Hablelsion. Monica Hollins. Megan Hum. Kathleen Kcnningv Aisifc Keane. Kim Kolbe. Dorncmque l ame . Laia L.varo. Kenny U Kim Marline . Bryn Murray. Natalie Base, tauten Pole� Grace Qaqundah. Rhea Qumdor. Sunnc Smith. Bianca S oto. Claire Tarlson, Klizobcih Toomcr. Christina Torres ITanccs Valido. Martina Wilson Jennifer Wong page 5 Seniors: Eamonn Allen. Aaron Bamlieh. John Carr. Mail Cosdli. Chris Castro. Alvin Chan. Man Chen. Gifford Cheung . John Groshona. Colin Gnheen. Nick Lane. Nino La aro. Alexander Lee. Max Ltsftinsky. Joe Lourdeaux Lionel Mci Mictari Nowak. Roy Pimentel. Brcndi Spears. l.uke Swan . Brendan Wells. Keith Wilkinson. Juniors: Jim Bonner. Chris ByrtJ. Dominie Contolli. Anthony Devora Phil Downs. Corcv l u eihKm. J ihn Garcia. Ivan Jakie. Steve Lee. Jason Lueck. Yukhong Lum. Mike P.dlan. Robert ftique . Alvaro Ramirez. Sieve Scarpxilla. Peter Scliga. Mario Tomasich Kelsey I V Man W.eU. (lead Coach: Brian Richer. Assistant Coaches: Steve Blul'ord. AkJoCongi. Ben Price. Charles Taylor. Julius Yap. JV Boys Track page 6 Varsity Boys Track Peter Antonini. Alan Bank. Joshua Borla a. Jason Boyce. Roth Ea, Raul Cactani. Raul Gonella. Brian Gon alez. Ryan Guhccn. Josh Harris. John Hurley. Ryan Joseph. Robert Kennedy. Neil McDonagh. Igor Olshansky. John Seat pul la. Ira Shaughnessy. Kelly Turbin. Jeremiah Valera. Frank Vcrdueci. John Wair. Greg Wood. Jason Chin. Rat Clifford. Kevin Cronin. Dirk Da a. Nuk IXBarbne. Tim Faye. Nick Figonc. Jarrod Rures. David Hall. Brooks Hansen. Aaron Hines. Garrick Jang. Scon Karpowic . O'Bryan Kenney. Vincent Kirkpatrick. Nicholas Kopec. Eddie Korn. Man l.lorvnle. Giancarlo Loefllcr. Mailhew Many. Bengamin Matranga. John Morse. Henri Revel. Stephen Sehoik. Gabriel Wu Go Cats! page 7 Boys Lacrosse Peter Klliv Drew V irk. John Cogliundro. Chris Pox. Chris MOnroc. Kevin Sodini. Tripp Jones. Dan I -angle). Brendan OXJara. Patrick Su coney. l.uke Stanton. J.P Mel aughlin. lex Wilson M ex I eiva. nthony MuZAitti. Malt Selig. Ben Mom. Jim Nevvton. Justin Rccacho. ChrisXuz o. Sam O'Keefe. Bri.m Schmidt. Paul O'Keefe. Alex Snaider. MikeOilham. Vie koll.uuli. J.'hn lee. ndicw Dull'. Jake Reichert Hank Caulkins. Lamar Harris-Walker.. Michael Johnson, Luke Dinday, Chris Lusardi. Ryan Brittain. Andrew Lusardi, Brian Bianchi. Jon Wiley. Collin Lam. Jason Notario. Erie Dahm. Matt Wagner. Asher Mclnerncy. Tvcho filter. Kenny Yambim Jonathan Roman. ! ke Wilson L.kIicvk cmtis. Hans Reich. Leone, h'lin Huraoicll. Peter Lamgkammcrer. John Cappiello. Erik Murphy page 8 Girls Lacrosse Jill Ilersdilcb. CjioIuk' nderson. Tcmilyn Snkvo. I.i . Driscoll. Janiev Run. I'lsa Bow. Juliet Palarca. Jenmlcr 1 ow. Cnstin Svllivm. Whitney Barca. Xocllc rrovo. l-lconor Ignacio. Theresc Finn. Vicki lerheydcn. I-eigh Silver. Budget Mulhem. Jenny Rivicevw. Charlotte Cunningham. Molly Mekticr Sheridan Ciaongcr. l'raey Canning, I aura lorrot. Ili .ibeth Fwdon. Stephanie I .me. Jenna Itosttell. Varea Mismoo. Annie Wright. Mollv Sc.inncll. l.eslicjnn Caohola. Megan Cavalier. Mia Rollandi page 9 Softball TOP ROW(LEFT TO RIGHT) R. PICK.M.HUGHES.C.LAWSON.N.MAGNUSSEN.J.VERDUCCI.J.MULKERRINS MIDDLE ROW(LEFT TO RIGHT) S. CADAGAN.K.KIISK.C.ROTH.A.TORRES.S.SCHAUKOWITCH BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) M.VICTOR.E.BISORDI.K.KNIPP.L.MCMONIGLE Catherine Caulfield. Shannon Phillips. Mariesa Duggan. Emily Ng. Vikki PottholT. Veronica Finsign. Kristine Ferree, Kay ley Jones. Michelle Volpe, Krista Finigan. Lisa Hicks. Patricia Woods. Jennifer Rosales. Tessa Fish, Sarah Hanley. Rebecca Armenia page 10 Boys Volleyball Nick Silver, Alex Wong, Paolo Dee, Brandon Kolbe, Mike Walsh, Brian Hurley, Ariel Guiriba, Jonathan Bailey, Eric Ballelos. Nick Scarabosio, Stephen Allan, Fred Hobbs, Kevin Celedon Jeremy Lauian. Rodrigo Munoz, Michael Corleto. John Mission, Carleion Cheng, Kristopher Shinbori. Eugene Tom. Kevin Aveson, Stephen Silvestri. Allen Jaochico. Brendoon Milla. Elijah Nicolas. Jonathan I lerrera, Brian Quan page 11 Swimming Diving o o Tina Cardenas. Lyn Dayao. May Dayao. Ruvirose Davao. Mary DeFrancis, Fiona Dunbar. Anne Ginotlti, Molly McCorkle. Megan Montague. Keiko Nakai. Michelle Naklowyczz. Stephanie Razzieri. Erin Scollin. Chanelle Sweeney. Jasmine Wong. Stephen Beck. Tom Blake. Scott Dobroski, Dan Figoni. Robert Hum, Albert Lee. Dave Lohrey. Jaime Lynch. Marlin O'Leary. Eric Pan. Brendan Raven. Dustin Ray. Pual Reich, Chris Riley. Chris Roth. Brett Simon. Karl Telleen. Chris Vlautin page 12 Jv Swimming Kalie Aveson, Kale Bowler, Erin Brosnan. Cindy Carter. Julia Carter, Aimcc Corsiglia. Karen Dazols. Catherine Duff. Angela Gilmore. Lianne Gong. Angela Guglielmino. Michelle Harty. Zhanna Klestoff. Heidi Lavelle, Candice Macario. Maria Mahoney. Katharine Murphy. Mary Naklowycz. Gina Pelleeriti. Faviola Remulla. Stephanie Ruane. Alexandra Russell. Annette Sarlatte. Paige SchoknoJil. Marie Mnn. Danica Skibola. Hilary 5pai0ing. Belli Sunuu.. Kate Wheeler. Jam.se Wong page 13 Seth Berling. Adam Cadei. Pat Callaghan. Alan Chern, Christopher C'hing. Frrancis Lam. Chris Lollini. Jonathan Magsaysay. Mark Perlite. Andrew Potselueff, Matt Powers. Mark Swart , Jason Wong Boys Tennis Jason Buick, Brandon Chu. Jeff Curtiss, Jeff Duerson. Daniel Ho, Scott Li. Loooe McCormac, Victor Saniore. James Shinbori. Omid Talai, and Ryan Wagner Dennis Cartier. Kevin Chan. Joe Chiesa, Peter Chu. Joshua Cuaton, Jacob Culteer. Scott Jang, Colin Kirby. Brian Lim, Riley Newman. Anderw Pelosi. Daniel Poon, Shane Scott. Kirk Syme page 14 Golf Matt Becker, John Bradley, John Brooks.. Evan Burns. Jim Costello, Peter DiBono, Brian Dillon, Joe FLorez, Malt Lagomarsino, Mike Poggetti, Jim Regan, Matt Rivard, John Robinson, A.J. Sampson page 15 Junior Prom page 16 Senior Prom page 17 Senior Commencement page 18 Baccalaureate Mass Photographs courtesy of Mr. Paul Totah. Thanks, Mr. Totah! page 19 Senior Candids page 20 Z 9f3«?d The Secret Garden The Secret Garden Cast .,il G:Mice Camille Formov: nd Kelly Morri-. Mary Lennox Sarah Herbert and Kali Tnhem hi India Rose Lennox Moll) McGivern and Anna BelonogolT Capt. A. Lennox Scott Karpowicz and Chrisian Vlautin Fakir Lewis DeDios Ayah Ruvirose Davao Ft. Wright Arrthur Gaus Lt. Shaw Dominic Abordo Major Holmes Tony Luini Clair Holmes Danielle McDonnell Major Shelley Joseph Gregori Mrs.Shelley' Stephanie Sampera At Yorkshire Archhibald Craven John Turnbull and Mark DeVoto Dr. Craven Brian Hurley and Luke Swartz Colin Craven Tim Keane and Joseph O'Malley Mrs. Medloek Robin Russell Mrs Winthrop Erin O'Brien Martha Celine Alwyn and Cordelia Wolf Dickon Lee Dolson and Brendan Raven Ben Joseph DeBarbrie and Tony Azzolino Servants Kari Berquist Paul Lorentz Cindv Carter Michael Michalske Isabel Mize Lisa Yap Julie Yap page 22 page 23 Senior Awards Valedictorian Daniel Talavcra Salutatoriun Brendan Raher Loyalty Award General Excellence Valerie Barrios Rowena Ocampo Ignatian Award Luke Swart Bank of America Achievement wards 1998 A Pi'Ll Kl) AM) FINK ARTS Plaque Winner: John Turnbull Certificate Awards: Matthew Chen—Art Jessica McLeod—Drama Jacqueline Dela Merced—Music LIBERAL ARTS Plaque Winner: Rowena Ocampo Certificate Awards: Amanda Rcitcrman—P.nglish Susan Juan—Foreign Language Andrew Duff—Religious Studies James Shinbori—Religious Studies Holly Hogan—Social Studies SCIENCE NI MATHEMATICS Plaque Winner: Luke Swartz Certificate Awards: Michael Walsh—Computer Science Siobhan Harrington Mathematics Christine Chan- Science pngratulations GRADUATES FOX MEMORIAL KKI.IOION AWARD Uoncl Mel CAM ITS MINIS I KY AWARD Kan Berquisi NORMAN A. BOl DEAVI.IN W Kl) Amanda Kcitorinan VISUAL KTS AWARD Monica Cardona JSEA AWARD Angcliquc D'Angelo SERVICE W KD Aaron Banilich SPIRIT AWARD Judcite Tolies JOl KN l ISM VU RD Lime Kim Courtney Tarantino MATHEM TICS RD Kurt Van Scivcr ENGLISH W KI Jancl Thamkul CL SSICAI. I NGt GE AWARD Amanda Rcilcnnan MODERN I NGt AGE AWARD Jacqueline Dela Merced S()( I l. SCIENCE WARD Holly Hogan SCIENl I MX l l Christopher Grume CHORUS AWARD Tony A olino I Z BAND KI Christopher Gee ORCHESTRA AWARD Mum Lee Charles Poon DRAMA AWARD Joseph KeBarbne UNE KTS WARD John Turnbull PETEK SMITH 80 THEATRE K I S VWAKI) l.isa Yap JOHN E. BKOPIIV MX AWARD Ot IS I NI ING SENIOR VTHLETE Kathleen Appenrodl Joseph Dckker SPEECH DEBATE AW RI) Benjamin Van Houien ( lit CK SIMON AWARD FOR THEATRE ARTS Celine Alwyn Kohin Russell CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITY AW RI) Kelly Bama COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Dennis Mak