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

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2 0 0 0 on the individual, and the individual is influenced by his or influenced by a high school, its memebers, and activities, the individual. How we have used our various influences lives ourselves, and live according to our own decisions these past four years have been far from wasted, but have dependent, we have advanced little, and have neglected purpose, our position, our self potential, and we must see Class of 2000 11

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Class Of Discovering and realizing life, as a whole, depends her environment. In our case we are molded and We have been supplied an environment, we must produce is seen in how we act or will act. If we are ready to live our and judgements, and still emerge in good condition, then rather been used to their fullest. If we remain unsure, much of what has been offered to us. We must realize our that our lives depend mostly solely on us. 10 Class of 2000

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STUDENT LIFE The Heart of the Wildcats Inarguably, Student Life is the heart of the Wild- cats, essential to the body’s being and serving the same purpose. The heart pumps blood throughout the body, blood which provides the sustenance the body needs in order to survive. Without the nutrients that the heart sends to every muscle and organ, the body would become weak. Similarly, Student Life provides the sustenance which S.I. needs in order to survive and be strong. Without campus ministry, dances, plays, retreats, and rallies, the experience of being a student at S.I. would be drastically different. The strength of these programs and events fuels the school pride of S.I. students while also providing them with the opportunity to grow in talents, confidence, and spirituality. Especially this year, the heart’s strength has wonderfully maintained the body’s overall health. Undoubtedly, this magnificent characteristic strength of S.I. will continue far into the future. 12 Student Life opening