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

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Dancin’ the Music B.J. Quindor and Kelcey Harrison do the “Electric Slide, during the first dance of the year. Tightly packed, the crowd grooves to the music as the dance nears its end. Dances Then... Dances Now... Actual 1990 Yearbook Photo At a dance in 2002 According to Brother Draper, dances have changed in the following ways since 1990: 1990: 1) Open Dance 2) 2-3 Chaperones 3) No drug testing 4) Ia ss Security 5) Bad Music 2002: 1) Closed Dance 2) 12-15 Chaperones 3) Breathalyzers 4) Security Guards 5) Better Music Bobbi Tonelli sings along to the music at the Publications Dance, a Halloween themed celebration at the end of midterms. Maria Martin rolls the dice (fitting the Las Vegas theme of the dance) to determine whether she will be breathalyzed that night. Dances

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At the Rally, Andrew Verducci (as Coach Vollert) and Quinn Duffy (as Mr. Reardon) attend a “Jazz-ercise class. The most spirited students from each class on Hawaiian Day exhibit their attire during announcements. If you could choose your own Spirit Day. what would itbeP Punk Rock Day - Aubrey Munoz Teacher Impersonation Day - Alex Loback Moo Moo Day - Steve Sangiacomo Celebrity Day - Danielle Joseph Decades Day - Jamie Sleeper, Kathryn 1 laskell, Tess Rogers Cross Dressing Day - Anonymous Twin Day - Kristina Kern Stephanie Soderlxjrg. Ghetto Day - Paul Balenzuela Crazy Hat Day - Toni Aguilar The best dressed cowboys and cowgirls during Spirit Week display their outfits. Spirit Week

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At the Student Council dance Franklin Matranga and Eric Henken dance in the crowd. Mairin Lee and Zach Kenney share a tender moment on the dance floor. The crowd hopes to snag one of the CD’s mixed by the DJ. Miguel “Hightop” Fonseca, at the end of the dance. As a requirement to enter the dance, Elisabeth Fox shows her ID to one of the teachers proctoring. Students who forgot their ID's had to beg Brother Draper for admittance. Student who rolled a seven before entering the dance were required to be breathalyzed. However, those who rolled other numbers could win prizes, such as candy or free dance bids. Dances