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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 2007 volume:

I G N AT I A N 2001 - 37th Avenue 94116 (4 Volume 70 jge Preparatory San Francisco, CA 731 - 7500 1400 Students f What other words can describe the year, or us, as a school and a studer body? With more adventure and ;xhilaration than an action-packed s| film, 007 brought constant change k Vstudent be xperience exciting growth opportunities. V w X t every classroom with the newest f technology available, once again setting us apart from other schools. The sound of construction filtered constantly through our classroom windows, reminding us that even more innovation and excitement wait just around the corner with the completion i of Genesis V. We welcomed Father Rob- , V ert Walsh to his first year as president. I Even with all the change around us, we remain ready to take on the r most impossible _operationsL ST I6MMTW STUDENT LIFE 1011 Clues to Hi Real Identity • Favorite Food: Italian pastas (recommends a porcini mush- room spaghetti recipe from the Loyola Mother’s Guild) • Hometown: Westlake • Freshman English Teacher: Mr. (not Fr.) Capitolo • Sophomore English Teacher: Fr. Sauer • Clothing Style: Preppy 01 2 Student Lite Father Walsh Si’s New Man of Mystery Sitting comfortably in a plush mauve armchair, the priest settles into conver- sation, as he casually sips a Diet Coke. With his collar undone, he warmly wel- comes the interviewers. The meeting is spontaneous and natural, and the in- terviewers gradually discover the man behind the name: Walsh, Father Walsh. Ignatian: How do you think the SI experience has changed since you were a student? Fr. Walsh: Well, it was radically different on the Stanyan Street Campus. We were crammed into a small four story building with one gym and a dirt track. The facilities the students enjoy today do not even compare to my humble time at SI. That being said, the quality of the education was amazing. A dif- ference is that two thirds of my teachers were Jesuits, and I also had many great lay teachers. Also, the curriculum has drastically changed since I was a student when there were hardly any electives offered. The students at SI today have many more options in choosing classes. Also, the students in the class- room have changed over the years. When I was a student, at least 90% of the students lived in the city, and it was all boys! The demographics of the student body have definitely evolved, and SI today is a very diverse and wonderful place. Ignatian: How do you feel coming back to SI after a hiatus? Fr. Walsh: It is an honor to return to my alma mater to give back a little of what I once received. Ignatian: What is your typical day like? Fr. Walsh: I feel like I am a juggler, a topic is only in my hand for a second be- fore I toss it to do something else. For example, I want to do all the fun stuff like athletic games, retreats, and campus ministry events, but my job requires some more serious activities like Board of Regents and Finance Meetings. Ignatian: What did you want to be when you were in high school? Fr. Walsh: I wanted to be one of two things: a teacher or an architect. When I became a Jesuit, I never thought I could be both! But when I was President down at Loyola, I helped to plan a new 60,000 square foot addition to the school. Now at SI, I love being able to do more architectural work planning our new constructions. I feel so lucky to be able to fulfill these dreams. Ignatian: What was your favorite subject in school? Fr. Walsh: I most enjoyed studying theology and philosophy. Actually, phi- losophy was quite tedious, but I stuck with it and studied the equivalence of a Master’s degree. I could see a student of philosophy being a lawyer, but I never was interested in that. When I was a junior or senior in high school, it sounds creepy, but I did feel a calling from God. I have always had an affinity for all things spiritual, and I knew being a Jesuit was what God wanted for me. Student Life 01 3 Revenge of the Nerds rPFFH I Above, from left to right: Madeleine Moore. Emily Swift. Carmen Lam; Michelle Her- rerias. Mackenzie Campbell. Laura Cremen. Nicole O’Doa. Susanna Groh. Ramzi Dudum; Jesse Kay Rugen. Andrew Dudum: Jessice Berstein: Laura Cremen Below: J.R Curry. Clancy McCartney; Aisling Baynes. Shannon Cunnane: Nikki Ra- dovich. Maya Smith. Richie Gordon. Natalie Monterossa: Marina Gilmore. Chistopher Scott. Claire Bonelli. Carmen Lam 01 6 Student Life ay Back When Welcome Back Kick-Off Dance! 6. Ignatian scholars smile in Spain. 7. SI boy's crew lift their boat out of the water. 8. Saint Ignatius girls who participated in the Spanish Ex- change Program are having a booming good time. 1. Boy's varsity crew team celebrating their win in Hen- ley. England. 2. Lady Cats enjoying the view on the Ponte Vecchio Bridge in Italy. 3. Saint Ignatius London. Paris. Rome travelers gather together for a group shot in Assisi. Italy. 4. SI students enjoy their sunny Spanish holiday. 5. Madison Kelleher ‘07 and Kevin Hahn ‘07 pose before a stunning landscape in Spain. 01 8 Student Life What is the most embarrasing mo- ment on your London, Paris, Rome Trip? Walking into, and using the men’s re- stroom in Paris. The language barrier was way too difficult for me to handle! -Emma Skelton ‘08 What was your favorite country to visit? Ah too hard to pick! In England, the shopping was amazing. The muse- ums were fabulous in Paris. I am still full from the food I ate in Italy! -Katie Nolan ‘08 Summer ‘06 has been quite eventful for Saint Ignatius stu- dents. Trips organized and trav- led by wildcats went all over the world. Mr. Isham brought stu- dents from ‘07, ‘08, and ‘09 to London, Paris, and Rome. Senor Caffaso traveled to Spain with a festive group of current seniors. Also in Spain, ladycats patrici- pated in the great learning expier- ence of the Spanish Exchange Program. SI Varsity Boy’s Crew Team took the world by storm when they won a regatta in Henley, England. r Travels tudents Around the World Immersion Students With and For Others In the 9th Ward, our group worked with a partnership between Habitat for Humanity and Paotist Crossroads Project to build a house from the ground up for Lucretia Taylor and her three children. We worked from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for five days in the scorching southern heat, something we had never experi- enced in the Sunset District. After the first day, each of us collapsed from exhaustion caused by the heavy lifting and back-breaking work. But we came together as a group and fought through the pain to com- plete our project. We were not the only ones who lent a hand to help the new Orleans cause. By working with locals and people from all other the country, we gained more from this exerience than we had ever anticipated. Everyone who worked on the house with us took time off from his or her fulltime jobs to help out. One man who stood out in our group was Dan, our project leader from lousiana. Although he could be controversial at time, he taught us about Southern culture and was very interested in our California cul- ture as wel.. The people of New Orleans told us to share their stories, and we will never forget them. We set the foundation for 1813 Alvar in the Ninth Ward. Genesis Winter 2007 -Mike Bellinqs ‘07 020 Student Life Costa Rica Julia Klein, Rebecca Martinez, Jeffrey Monticelli, Sarah O’Leary, Andy Ragni, Katherine Warren, Priscilla Wong. Darryl Yip. Our Costa Rica trip was filled with excitement, new friendships, community, simple living, fun, and rewarding work! In the mornings we ran a “winter break” camp for the children of Ignacio Gutierrez Elementary School. We went on nature walks, made art projects, beaded earrings, played soccer and volleyball, held contests, and even played with a Slip n’ Slide! During the afternoons we cleaned and painted their dilapidated school. It was hard work, but we had fun, especially when our friends Jorge Luis, Juan Jose, Luis Miguel, Jassiel and Oscar ;ame over to help us! The community welcomed us with open arms, and often the people in the community in- ited us over for “cafecito” to drink coffee and socialize after we finished. We miss our Costa Rican community and families, but our trip was Pura Vida! -Becky Martinez ‘07 Student Life 0 21 Imagine packing your clothes, toiletries, necessities, and luxuries for a three night camping expedition. You need to pad light, as little as possible.. What would you bring? What would you leave behind? Which items would you prioritize ove others? This is how the Sacramento Immersion experienced first hand the tenet of simple living. 8 of us traveled to Loaves and Fishes park in Sac Town the bare necessities to survive a three night sleep in a park. Upon arrival, we were shockec with the seemingly impossible news that our stuff was to be locked up and only retrieved 10 minutes before and afte bedtime, as well as upon completion of our 3 night excursion. Basically, the point of this was to experience homeless ness as best as we could. If you go on immersion, your experience will be similar to mine. At first, you’ll think to yourself “How can I survive without a cell phone? A TV? The internet? How can I survive without taking a shower twice a day, o drinking my Starbucks in the morning?” The truth is, you’ll never realize how unnecessary those things are until you gc on immersion. It’s not until you step out of your comfort zone and take risks that you realize there can be more interest ing things in life, like a good story or the company of a friend. Hopefully, the tenant of Simple Living will not only maks you grateful for what you have, but also realize what you truly “need” isn’t something you can shove in the duffel bag anc bring with you, but it definitely is something you will be bringing back with you and giving to everyone back home. Ryan A. Aguirre ‘O' Sacramento Ryan Aguirre, Kathleen Driscoll, Zoe Jones, Cori Kitaura, Brendan Mahoney. Colleen Mclnerney, Megan Miller, Danny Schoknecht. Yesterday Where needles drip the tears of thousands, and broken glass from broken bottles, make broken people and broken smiles. Where weed is planted not in dirt, but into the hearts of addiction. Where gunshots ring in the ears of crying babies, just to hit those left behind by our generations. Where women get raped by the greed on the streets. Where children hide in Bible school, to escape the disease of gentrification. Where you can shoot up right before you get shot up. Where a one-way bus can only take them away from their families. Where the only thing that cuts deeper than a knife, is the scar left by the hatred in the eyes of those who look away. Today Where we wash the dirt off the dishes to clean our minds. Where the stench of onions make us cry tears of compassion, and even the strongest forearms can’t lift the weight of “Holy Socks.” Where broken toothbrushes can't clean the beauty in a Gatorade Bar. Where Spades and War are the only places we can lose our pride and Achilles is the only one who can hit our hearts. Where mosquito bites coincide with the blood willing to be shed for others. Where the brown of Nutella and the white of shav- ing cream are the only differences of color in our eyes. Tomorrow Where the sore feet of the streets can soar amongst the birds. Where the raggedy canes can support the broken backs of the toothless and shopping carts won’t be pushed as homes but filled with food. Where wet sprinkles flood our minds with the reality of life. Where restless eyes can eat our happiness and torn feet are washed. Where pony tailed brothers beat beats the break down walls. Where planted gardens bring rocky smiles, and beautiful wood chips spread layers of love. -Tacoma Immersion 2007 Baynes, Giuliana Blasi, Rachel Cusing, Ben Lo, Jared Muscat, David Polhemus, Natalie Raggio. Tacoma Student Life 023 There's a place. Stuck between a freeway and a factory. Where drugs are excellent and schools are unsatisfactory. There's a place. Where tomorrows never promised as just a day away. Where strangers know to stay away and lunkies have to pay to play. And the only way out for a child is a hop skip scholarship or a fade away. There's a place. Where dreams can be found stuck in the cracks of the sidewalk. And there's a child sized body oullmed n white chalk. Where you'd be lucky to fmd someone that might talk. Cause the wrong words could get that someone stalked like a mghthawk Where you'd be lucky to find someone that might talk. Cause the wrong words could get that Cause the wrong words could get that some- one stalked bke a ntghthawk someone stalked like a mghthawk. There's a place. That was exactly what I hadn't predicted. I thought they wouldn't like me cause whitey never gets convicted. I thought they couldn't escape the past because I thought that life was scripted I arrived in an air of despair, and I left feeing uplifted. The sands of time had sifted making the old place erased and leaving a new place that's gifted, in this place.! met people that hold personal signifi- cance. In this place. I met children that were still full of simple innocence.ln this place. I met parents that worked to make a difference. In th« place. I met killers and I made sure to keep my distance. I saw a teenager take a punch to join a gang that would kill him. I met a peacemaker that limped because he'd been maimed as a vtiain. I talked with an illegal immigrant that sent money home annually. He couldn't afford a roof because he sent money home to his family. He couldn't learn English because he couldn't atford the lessons. And I swallowed a lump m my throat as he answered all our questions. We gave him blessings but blessings won't protect agamst some weapons. And if he asked me how to make a living I wouldn't have any suggestions. We learned about juvenile correctional fac tio vorship be3utituiiy. The purpose now that weren't there to make corrections. They seemed worthless and they did their threw away the lives of kids my age for societ- service dutifully. Because when push ies protection. comes to shove, love, and belief in the I now f« y understand the burden of being above, brings peace like a dove, bom with a dark complexion. East LA is one of the most beautiful -Julian P. Newman 07 places I've visited because affection works like an infection. The unity in th community was something that was ne to me. Their purging of gangs emergm was soon to be a jubilee. Their farth in God was Odd because they practiced Lorenzo Cabrera, Ryan Cavalier, Kriste Daza, Lauren Griffir Genny McGuire, Julian Newman, Monica Ow, Katie Scolar Shannon Banahan. 024 Student Life Reflections Love Loudly’ Cheer from camp: “To “Practice Beauty” is to live a life that is integrated Who is special? and whole, in which the moments that fill our days are | AM SPECIAL! each and every one revered; from cooking to hospital- Who does God love? ity, from meditation to gardening, from art and music to ME! mopping the floor, from mentoring to singing around the Who do you love? fire. Our daily lives are meant to become extraordinary ME! by living in the way of love.” Who else do you love? YOU! “Imagine Paradise... Practice Beauty” “Practice love, compassion, genteness of heart, and the great virtue of perserverence.” Tess L. Curet ‘0 026 Student Life MKINEfc Tijuana, Mexico Andrea Dillon, Kate Green, Ryan Joves, Jessica Lau, D.J. Murphy, Connor O’Rourke, Lubby Reiser, Christina Robinson, Lindsey Totah, Meghan Williams. Matthew Yongue. Student Life 02 7 DANGER CONSTRUCTION AREA FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY KEEP OUT AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY wma i iCEMcnvwmmmmm Right: Mr. Decker exclaiming “Tech sucks... technology scares me.” Far right: Jessica Bernstein ‘09 Above: Mr. Nunley “Oh my God... it’s smarter than I am.... I am intimidated: sometimes it reads my thoughts.” 028 Student Life Construction Investing in Future Wildcat Generations Si’s construction, renovation, and technological upgrades have sparked mixed emotions throughout the entire student body. According to Brother Draper, these upgrades make students “more accountable”; however accountability does not equal comfort. Sure, the computerized attendance makes it harder to cut class and the desks don’t allow you doze off as easily, but the technology amazes everyone and the classrooms look awesome. We patiently await completion the outdoor construction, despite the losses of our favorite outdoor short cuts. While we wait for the reveal of Si’s future additions, the teachers and students have reached a general consensus regarding the classrooms and technology. The students say that the desks are uncomfortable, while the teachers feel as though the technology is frustrating. Thank goodness that first impressions are not always lasting impressions. “They took away the character of the classrooms, made them sterile, and I don’t like the desks because they are hard to move around.” - Drew Lawson “Sneaky suspicion designed so students can’t fall asleep watching PBS movies during Mr. Murphy’s physics class.” “I always enjoy hearing a drum roll as the nifty projectors come down.” - Kevin Woods - Adrienne Syme and Alex Krannenburg Student Life 029 Fall Play An American Daughter Set in Washington, D.C., AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER fo- cuses on Dr. Lyssa Dent Hughes, a health care expert and forty-something daughter of a long-time Senator. When the President nominates Lyssa to a Cabinet post, an indiscre- tion from her past is discovered. The media turns it into a scandal which imperils her confirmation and divides her family and friends. Lyssa is forced to make a decision: con- tinue to pursue the post and face an ugly Senate hearing; or decline the nomination, becoming a sacrificial lamb for the President. Partisan politics in our nation’s capital, however, are nothing compared to the personal politics in Lyssa’s liv- ing room, where complicated relationships unravel with her father, husband and her best girlfriend —not to mention the awkward encounters she has with an exuberant neo-feminist author and a relentless TV journalist. “This year the play was a lot of fun to do. The plot was subtly funny and had adult themes but was still a great experience. The cast this year was really interesting, there were a lot of veterans to theatre and also a lot of newbies, which made for an interesting time. We had a lot of fun and worked really hard, me it seemed like this experience went by way too fast and I wish it could have lasted longer. -Jessica Times “The most intellectually taxing piece SI has staged in years provided a delightful opportunity for audience members to grapple with the difficult issues of gender, leadership, honesty, and family while cast members grappled with Wendy Wasserstein’s witty dialogue.” -Jessica Rizzo “Play like a champion today.” - Joe Tursi 030 Student Life 1. As an author promoting her new book in the play. An Ameri- can Daughter, Keelin Wodell '08 quenches her thirst on set. 2. Jessica Times '09 engages the moment. 3. Alex Carleton '08. Sumner Fontaine '08. Katie Woods '09. and Max Hartman '08 partici- pate in a heated discussion. 4. Ladycats provide passionate perfor- mances in the fall play. 5. Sumner Fontaine proposes question- ing propositions to fellow castmates and the audience. Student Life 0 3 1 1. Max Hartman. Alex Carlelon 2. Audrey Torres 3. Caroline Naughton. Clancy McCarthy 4. Richel 8nones 5. Arianna Papalexopoulos Far below left: The cast lounges around after practice. Far below right: Joe Tursi critiques his fellow castmates 0 32 Student Life An American Daughter by Wendy Wasserstein LYSSA WALTER Opening Cast (11 15. 11 17) KATIE WOODS SUMNER FONTAINE Closing Cast (11 16. 11 18) CAROLINE NAUGHTON CLANCY MCCARTNEY ALAN CHARLOTTE RYAN MEREDITH JESSICA RIZZO JOE TURSI ARIANNA PAPALEXOPOULOS JUDITH MORROW JESSICA TIMES ALEX CARLETON RICHEL BRIONES CONNOR CALLAGHAN TIMBER QUINCY MAX HARTMAN KEELIN WOODELL BRENDAN NEVILLE AUDREY TORRES KIP NICHOLAS TIM GREEN COLIN WOODELL TIM GREEN COLIN WOODELL BILLY JAMIE ROBBY LUCCHESI GABRIEL KENNEY MADISON KELLEHER NEWS CREW 1 GIANNA PUCCINELLI NEWS CREW 2 RACHEL CUNNINGHAM NEWS CREW 3 PHOEBE QUINLAN “An American Daughter gave the cast an opportunity to work on a challenging omedy about scandal and politics. Through character work, wigs, aging makeup, nd humor, we were able to become middle-aged adults for the two hour produc- on. Although many of the jokes were about politics, Carmelita “Si Senor Walter!”, s well as the blooper reel, and our tongue-twister lines were all funny moments. ith over half of the cast being underclassmen, many new traditions and memo- es were created. As the “newbies” learned the ropes, the seniors faced the end f a four-year journey for the tight-knit community. The scratches on the floor were ertainly made after such a collaborative and unique production that is yet another igacy left behind.” -Caroline E. Naughton ‘07 Winter Pops A Chorus Line For Winter Pops participants, the fall semester was filled with weekly late night practices, and anxious expec- tation. Talented St. Ignatius singers and instrumentalists of all grades were nervous and excited, but thoroughly prepared for a grueling two weeks of nightly performances. After the massive audience piled into Bannan Theatre, Winter Pops 2006 was under way once Mr. Sablinsky took the stage. The Wildcat Stage Band began the show with a beautiful rendition of “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” and interacted with the audience in the playful ballad, “Alright, Okay, You Win.” Handbell ringers played with good vibra- tions and an in-sync style. The Symphonic Orchestra blew the audience away with exciting tunes such as, “Square Dance,” and “Promenade and Great Gate of Kiev.” Mixed Chorus and Chamber Singers gracefully expressed their renditions of traditional sounds, and songs from foreign lands. The show stayed true to the holiday spirit by con- cluding the concert with the festive anthem, “Sleigh Ride.” Pops participants were a truly great “Chorus Line.” SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Lisa Chan. Victoria Harrell, Carmen Lam. Janice Lam, Hubert Lamela, Victor Lian, Dedrick Sarzaba, Travis Wong, John Mark Har- rell, Yuliana Guintero, Lucy Williams, Micheline Chagniot, Celena Chan, Courtney Chan, Jillian Corey, Kimberly Maher, Teddy Kieser, Susan Abellera, veronica Bauer-Domurat, Shelly Capulong, Monica Coen. Monica Dizon, Jillian Flannery. Sophie Harrison-Wong, Marianne Horn, Gar Wai Lee, Marian Manapsal, Adeline Newmann, Kelly O’Rourke, Lauren Ouan, Isabelle Struve, Mario Studley, Adrienne Syme. Lauren Totah, Lindsey Totah, Michael Villongco, Liz Holden, Jiean Li, Jeremy Mahm Jasmine Perey, John Pertsch, Maya Smith, Joaquin De La Torre, John Enriquez. Renee Kwok, Heather Mui, Kyle Oliman, Katrina Andres, Ramzi Dudum, Olivia Schreader, Griffin Schreader, Gabriel Abinante, Maisie Arnold, Ryan Coen, Daine Danielson, Evan Harrison-Wong, Mason Kwiat, Jake Lindstrom, Matthew Pating, Nate Pertsch, Brendan Columbus, Eleanor Columbus, Paolo DiGiovannim Darwin Li, Jon Rede- nius, Steven Zhu, Seamus Cronin. Natalie Monterrosa, Jack Kodros, Timothy Abellera, Ronnel Datlag, Evan Hughes. Ryan Irwin, James Lee, Ryan Woo, Charles Franz. Ryan Geraghty, Jennifer Lee, Kelsey Maher, Thao Nguyen, Andy Ragni, Bryan Sabalvaro, Alyssa Tio 034 Student Lite 1. Junior Alex Freedman provides the audience with a memorable performance 2. Carmen Lam '07 prepares to lead a stellar performance as concert master. 3. Ramzi Dudum '07 and Adri- enne Syme '08 contribute beauti- ful music to the orchestra. 4. Senior Manna Gilmore passion- ally smgs with the mixed chorus. JAZZ BAND Joaquin De La Torre. John Enriques. Evan Galante. Arthan Haigh, Hubert Lamela, Jiean Li. Heather Mui, Kyle Oliman, John Pertsch, Katrina Andres. Ramzi Dudum, Olivia Scyhreader. Griffin Schreader, Ryan Woo. Maya Smith. Gabriel Abinante, Daine Danielson. Mason Kwait, Jake Lindstrom, Matthew Pating, Nate Pertsch,, PaoloDiGiovanni, Darwin Li, Jon Redenius. Steven Zhu. Ryan Geraghty, Kelsey Maher. Bryan Sabalvaro, Tommy Ferdon, Dan Lawrie. Annie Radsliff. Dan Schoknecht. William Skewes- Cok. Evan Hughes Student Life 035 1. Seniors Jian Li and Jasmine Perey are excited for per- forming in the Pops Concert. 2. Heather Mui. Hubert lametd. and Ramzi Dudum prepare their instruments before Jazz Band performs. What was your favorite part about the Winter Pops concert? CHAMBER SINGERS: Michelle Arguelles. Dominique Bonino, Abigail Colyer, Abigail Cortez, Margarita Diaz. Monica Dizon, Theresa Esmero. Kristen Halsing. Allegra Hartman, Sarah Horst, Monica Lorana, Ardi Reinecke, Gabrielle Reinecke, Lauren Totah. Angela Uyeda. Jeannine Yap, Shelly Capulong. Marina Gilmore. Pie McCauley. Liz Palazzolo. Jasmine Perey, Alexandra Pinell. Kristina So. Monika Stansbury, Gabriel Abinante, Ryan Aguirre, Nathaniel Lozano. Nick David. Alex Freedman, George Gaspar. Max Hartman, Charlie Johnson, William Skewes-Cox. Charles Franz. Kelsey Maher, Bryan Sabalvaro. John Enriquez 036 Student Life “The rush of perform- ing in front of hundreds of people sent shivers up my spine and made the countless hours of practice all worth- while!” - Charlie Johnson ‘08 “Performing in Winter Pops was fun be- cause I got to bond with the people in the orchestra.” - John Pertsch ‘10 “Attending Winter Pops was an invigorating experience that changed our lives and inspired us to explore our own musical talents!” - Megan Martin ‘09 and Jenny Arimoto ‘09 MIXED CHORUS Hannah Abarquez. Susan Abellera. Randrea Acda. Kayla Arangcon, Jayne Callander. Sherry Chak. Brittany Conroy. Carmela Caspar. Paula Gonzalez, Camille Hawkins. Julie Kim. Juliet Knox. Jessica Lau. Alexa Manalansan, Marian Manapsal, Sarah Park. Gabriela Reyes. Clare Ryan. Chelsea San- tos, Elizabeth Skewes-Cox. Andrea Struve. Siobhan Taylor, Marisol Terrazas. Stephanie Wong. Michelle Aureliano. Francesca Badiola. Janelle Battad, Teresa Carino. Beverly Chao. Rachael Cusing, Annie Dahlberg. lilibeth Fernandez. Cristina Fowler. Sofi Gomez. Lucia Gonzalez. Amelia Ho. Marianne Horn. Riza Inumerable. Jennifer Joe. Shannon Johnston, llani Lee. Claire McCartney. Margaret Palazzolo. Mary Paiazzolo. Jessica Protasio, Ceri Quat- trin. Natalie Sancimino. AJyssa Sangalang. Pamela Santos. Jessica Sinks, Madeline Sinks. Alysha Smith-Catley. Alyssa Tio, Vashti Viray, Christina Wa. Stephen Cajilig. Joey Duggan. Stephen Gimeno. Diderick Sarzaba, Daniel Tan. Reggie Antonio. Rendell Bustos. Brendan Byrne. Peter Cronin. Danny Hoff. Kristoffer Praxedes. Michael Rapadas. Adam Rosasco. Charles Santos, Ian Sarmiento. Matthew Sotto. Jordan Suero. John Uy. Michael Hartman. Jennifer Lee. Randy Yee. Katherine Yin Student Life 0 37 1. Mixed Chorus and Chambers Singers colioborate their beautiful voices which creates a wonderful effect. 2. Liz Palazzolo '07. Marina Gilmore '07. Sarah Horst '07. Jeannine Yap '07. and Allegra Hartman '08 give a bone chilling performance that drives the audience wild! 3. Percussionists James Lee '10. Ryan Wu '07. Evan Hughes '08. Ryan Irwin '09. Tim Abellera '10. smile for a picture. 4. Brendan Columbus '10 and Eleanor Columbus '07 prepare for an exciting night of performances. 038 Student Life Winter Pops from the By the end of 2 weeks of nightly performances, orchestra could recite word for word Mister’s jokes that he refused to change for ex- ample, “Back when I was in high school when the caveman discov- ered fire”, it gets funnier every time. - Adrienne Syme ’08 There are so many people in Winter Pops that every night you end up meeting new people with incredible talents -Vashti Viray ‘08 Student Life 03 9 Christmas Dance Fifth Avenue Frost 04 0 Student Life Dance Concert • - _j—H •- ifi— That's Dancing! A Celebration of Movie Music 04 2 Student Life Student Life 043 The Wildcats earned the pride and honor of holding on to the Bruce Mahoney for another year by defeating the Sac- erd Heart Irish in football and basketball. In an impressive performance, the football team dominated in a 24-7 victory. The basketball team sealed possession of the Bruce with a 47-42 win in a thrilling match- up. The baseball team pre- pares to add insult to injury! 04 4 Student Life vismm SgfeXMMti f. iSttifsJfeSdtt Frsl Row; Fartow. Loupp. Mak. Gordon. Urbano. ThkxrytCaptain). Mifcen. Second Row; Downs. Johnson. Grahm. Mattimoro, Maldonado. Gibson. Mallon Thrd Row: Sauers. Coach Bonodotti. Coach Frochotto. Coach Dtekman. Hoad Coach Rogalia. Cooch Ke(y. Pat Cacasey. Asat an Fourth Row: Cufcnan. Bennett Woods. Goaghty. Moore. M«er. Mihk Fifth Row: Schimpf. Pasquali. Ruck. CMand. VWsh. Messotgren Top Row. Daly. Stskal- ott, Ccemon. Strdkoft, Ferdon. Ebort. Snath I Sports049 1. Cats run into stadium 2. Rodgers Fartow 3. Derrick Clealand 4. Cats huddle up 5. Jack Cuiiighan 6. Eric Gordon 7. Wildcat receiver heads towards the endzone. 8. Player weaves through the defense. 9. Quaterback throws a touchdown. 10. Cats get ready to pounce! I our years of SI Football is just not enough. I would like to reflect on the life and times of an SI football player. Frosh Football was a year of fumbles, tee-holders and shaved heads. On our first series, an SLV defender ripped the ball out of our quarterbacks grasp and ran it back for a TD. However, things improved when we became the first team at any level to beat Valley Christian for the first time in SI history, thanks to Joe Darza’s hall of fame performance. The season finished out with a bang as we won the rest of our games, forcing Coach Stecher to shave his head. By the way. who could forget Paul MacFarlane. our ALL-WCAL tee- holder? We went to JV Year where we endured our first summer weights, double days and red jerseys. Chris Blohm talked for the first time this year. Summers was a little too good for JV and Don Dianda forgot he was not in the NFL as he thought he could dance after he recorded a sack. Don't worry Harry; I think Coach Vollert finally stopped replay- ing your encounter with Rhett Ellison. The Cathedral boys. Carter. Manteuffel and Adebayo. decided to jump on the bandwagon while Dan Zimmerman could not play night games in fear of a full moon. Finally, according to Tom Barth. “Michael Vick is Ridiculous. Our first year of varsity was characterized by the first ever-home playoff game, five straight wins and yes unfortunately a barn-burning 3-0 loss to Los Gatos. Chris McCaffery met Rob Jones (Chris Blohm met Mike Tyson), and Ohan was so hungry that he ate paper. Junior year was a rough transistion from JV year but the game hardened Cats never gave up hope. Over these last four years. I contribute much of our success to such emotional speeches as Coach Virk’s impression of Nike. Just Do It Cats because you know how to and Derek McDonald, right before our Riordan game, saying, “We hit them every play, every day. every year... (No one told him the game only lasts 48 minutes). I cannot thank the wonderful coaches enough for their work, especially Coach Frechette and his uplifting words of encouragement. Also. I want to thank my fellow players for their sacrifice, hard work and love for the sport and for making these four the best of our - Tommy Kilgore '07 tf? , - - t 050 Sports Varsity Football Sports 0 51 1. Chris McCaffery 2. Cats getting off the ball 3. Willy Jacquier 4. Ryan Patrick 5. Mile Sutter. Jake Lawson. Matt Manteuffel. Carter McLennan 6. Cats cel- ebrate big win 7. Matt Summers-Gavin Girls JV Volleyball Gina Massetani, Natalie Hartman, Co- lette Taylor. Rebecca Unruh, Jennifer Dowdy. Natalie Doyle. Ellie Bucking- ham. Jeana Gragnani. Aisling Baynes. Annie Baccari. Liz Watters. Katie Schwall. Jackie Lalanne 052 Sports iris hros Maddy Collins. Megan O'Meara. Jacqueline Toboni. Jessica Serrato, Michaela Lalanne. Andrea DeMar- tinin. Caroline Barrack. Yra Meehleib. Jessica Meredith. Mareen Kaprosch. Lindsey Manuel. Dominique Russo. Kelly Sheehan. Katie Marconi ------------: 1. Cats pose for a picture 2. Gina Masseiami 3. Liz Watters 4. Jackie Lelanne 5. Colette Taylor 6. Natalie Hartman 7. Cats huddle up after a tough game 8. Cats Set the ball 9. Andrea DeMartini 10. Dominique Russo Sports 0 53 Jacqueline Taylor, Madeleine Moore. Julie Flodr, Trinity Leonard, Claire Christian. Kelly Roberts, Michela Rizzo. Kerry Grady, Diana Nomicos. Erin Grady. Laura Warden, Sarah Taggart. Meghan Tracey he season started off strong for the 2007 Volleyball Cats with key victories in the majority of their pre-season matches. They started the season in true SI fashion by making a name for themselves and scaring much of the competition. The team, made up of many girls who have played together since freshman year, demonstrated discipline and good sportsmanship troughout their play this season. When the WCAL season began, everyone knew that the calibur of players were going to challenge their skills and de- mand that they step it up a level. The girls were quick to respond, winning a number of difficult matches and making a good show at several tournaments. With many matches go- ing into four or five games, the girls showed that they can play with the best of them and do very well. It was touching to watch this team come together and create a sense of comradere that resulted lifelong friendships and many successes on the court. -Kerry Grady ‘07 0 54 Sports Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Sports 05 5 1. Freshman Cat Pack Start off 2.Micheai Se- bastinelli 3. Vince Silveira 4. Danny Price 5. Nick Romano 6. Frosh Cat Pack check out the competi- tion 7. Gian Carlos Sanjacimo 8. Mike Shermanski and Thoman Maloney 9. Cat Pack Pablo Abarca. Robert Avila, Peter Birs- inger. Ryan Buie, Ronnel Datlag, Devin Dunn. Joshua Gee. Evan Grzejka. John Ide, Greg Innes, Nicholas Jose, Thomas Maloney, Danny Price, Kyle Ruiz, Will Ryan, Michael Secastinelil. Michael Shymanski. Vincent Silveira. Matt Tate. Tim Abellera. Carter Andereck. Willy Ar- buckle. Garrett Beaman. Nicholas Buse, Ryan Coen, Ryan Cohn. Michael Crock- er. Daine Danielson, Dominic DeGuz- man, Paolo DiGiovanni, Kyle Graycar. Mick Grealish, Andrew Martinez. Robert Mungia, Alex Nash, Michael Navarro. Peter Nelson, Devin O'Brien, Pierson Ra- canelli, Michael Rejer, Pedro Rodriquez, Nick Roman. Giancarlo Sangiacomo, Griffin Schreader, Scott Shymanski, Tim Sweeney, Andy Vanderbilt O 056 Sports Boys’ Frosh Soph Cross Country Sports 0 57 Ryan Aguirre. Robbie Anicetti, Colby Chambers. Derrek Chu. Kavin Handeland, Brett Hansson. Sean Reavey. Matthew Roman. Jimmy Ruck. Matt Snyder. Alex Arnest. Thomas Cahill. Sean Cotter. Rian Dineen. Alex Esparza. Ryan Falk. Greg Gandotfo. Rya Geraghty, John Hietter. Matt Leland. Stanley Leung. Simon Loos. Danny Mat- inex. Michael Quinones. Jon Rey. Anrew Shahamiri, Kevin Siu. Will Vara. Chris Warner, Randy Yee o the loveliest sport in the world: How lovely are thee? Words can’t even say, thy beauty captivates me throughout every day. You know I love you, it’s easy to see, to my aching heart, you hold the key. This is a feeling I know nothing about, but I’m sure it’s love...without a doubt. I feel like I may have been struck by Cupid, If you’re not a runner, you must be stupid. You think there’s someone better? C’mon man please! who else you know that got muscles like these? We’re a perfect couple, they can’t break us apart, if you keep showin’ no love, you’ll be breakin’ my heart. When they see us run by, the ladycats scream I love you cross country, yours truly, the team. -Matt Roman O 0 58 Sports Boys’ Varsity JV Cross Country iris’ JV Frosh Cr Mary Abdul Massih. Jessica Baldwin. Jade Batsone. Allison Carleton. Christina Chen, Irene Ching, Martha Cuenca. Katy Daley, Isabelle Elias. Kendrea Fallon. Katherine Candolgo, Emily Grey. Michelle Hammel. Sarah Moran. Tati Padila. Libby Paulsen. Kim Pia. Bambi Seltenrich, Annalyse Sheppard. Pailin Srukhosi Jacqueline Sun. Marise Thadani, Carolyn Vinnicombe. Sloane Viola. Julia Yrani, Julia Anaya. Kimberly Bet- tinger. Isabella Blasi. Janelle Cabuco. Aisling Cassidy. Ciara Dineen. Chloe Doherty. Monica Fernandez. Juli- ann George. Mairead Gorwky, Breniel Lemley, Brittney McCahill. Erin Murphy, Abigail Otto. Bernadette Rabuj anya Sanderson. Elisa Santos. Laura Shannon. Kathei ine Swift. Emily Tatum. Geneva Vogelheim 3ss Country 1. Lauren Kingsley. Natalie Anaya. Zoe Molke 4.Emily Ta- tum 6.Kim Bettinger 7.Michelle Hammel. Allison Carleton. Sloane Viola. Carolyn Vmnicombe 8. Libby Paulsen 9.Alisa Wong Sports 061 Danielle Christopher. Kirstie Daza, J.J. Fritz. Lauren Friggin. Ariana Jarrell. Lauren Jaurequi. Yvetter Labiaga. Teresa Leong, Heather Mui, Christina RObinson. Alisa Wong, Michelle Abela, Natalie Anaya. Hannah Bigalke. Morgan Campbell, Kelli Cleary. Monica Coen. Michaela Costello. Elisa Fanucchi, Giulia Cualco-Nelson. Morgan Jarrell. Roxana Jaurequi. Kate Kauffman. Lauren Kingsley. Renee Kwok. Giana Lando, Hannah Lynch. Sasha Martinez. Madd McDonnell. Michelle Melendez. Zoe Molke, Zea Moscone, Audrey Neuman. Kimmie O'Callaghan. Kerry O’Donoghue, Kate Paolini. Katy Pizza. Bridget Roddy. Zoe Seher. Abby Shapiro, Sarah Sotso. Kelly Stupi. Elena Trierweiler l have been running cross-country for all of my four years at S.l. There have been some good times, some great times, and definitely a lot of hor- rible times. The thing about cross-country is that everyone who runs it loves it. There is no faking this sport. It is all or nothing. About 5 out of 6 days of the week are awful days at the beginning of prac- tice. Either school was long, the workout is super hard, or you are just tired. All of these things sound terrible, but when you get out there, running with your friends, everything seems to go away. More so than anything, my favorite part of cross-country, besides running, has been the friends I have made O 062 Sports -JJ Fritz ‘07 along the way. I honestly believe that, in this sport, people become so much closer on so many differ- ent levels than in any other sport. In other sports, there are balls, nets, and plays that you have to worry about while practicing. What we do in prac- tice is talk and become closer. I have had the best times nf mv lift� with the nirls I have met on this team, and I have made bonds so strong that I know I will keep them forever, and that is the most important thing to me. Siris’ Varsity Cross Country TENNIS WILDCAT HT1 ennis Sarah Bedford. Beverly Chan. Penny Chuah. Adrianna Creese. Stephanie Farrell. Emily Glaessner, Darcy Lundy. Becca Lynch. Michelle Maciel, Meagan Martin. Alyson Murphy. Kathryn Mu- sumeci. Emma O'Leary. Julia Papale. Kelly Stanghellini. Margaret Trainor 1. Adrianna Creese. Marga- ret Trainor. Kelly Stanghellini . Becca Lynch 2. Stephanie Farrell 3. Darcy Lundy 4. Allison Murphy and Kathryn Musumaci 5. Adrianna Creese 6. Stephanie Farrell 7. Beverly Chan 8. Becca Lynch 9. Sarah Bedford 10. Beverly Chan Sports 065 Nicola Beaumont. Aimee Bidegainberry, Andrea Dillon. Natalie Dil- lon. Amanda Dougherty. Melissa Dutebohn. Helen Fowler. Sophie- Wong, Carmen Lam. Janice Lam, Nataly Mendoza. Catie Price. Danielle Sabalvaro. Shawn Wen he Vartsity Tennis team met and overcame many obstacles this season. Starting with constant training over the summer month, the girls’ efforts never let up. The team demonstrated unity and teamwork throughout the course of the season. The singles and doubles play was extraordinary, as many girls were victorious in a large number of matches. The team, led by a number of serious Senior players, showed how hard work and dedication result in a winning sea- son. The team sadly says goodbye to the girls heading off to college, and the future looks bright for the SI tennis program. Carmen Lam ‘07 Captain 06 6 Sports Girls’ Varsity Ten- 1. Team Huddle 2. Shawn Wen 3. Natalie Dillon 4.Aimee Bridgebairry 5. Cats Support Teamates 6. Janice Lam 7. Danielle Sabalvaro Sports 06 7 Boys’ JV Water Polo 068 Sports he Fall 2006 Varsity Water Polo Team was built upon hard work, a new found dedi- cation and a drive to become a recognized team in the West Catholic Athletic League. With this in mind, the team became not only a threat to the top teams in WCAL, but a legiti- mate contender, missing CCS qualification by only 1 win. It was a season which will be remembered as the turn around point for the Water Polo Program. The season was full of unforgettable games; however the October 5th duel against Mitty was perhaps the most noteworthy. The game punctuated by a spread offensive at- tack, a shut down defense, and a loud sup- portive crowd; SI took home the victory 11-8, and ended the event with a fight song which rung loud and clear throughout the Herbst Natatorium. To sum it up best, it was a season which will not soon be forgotten, rather one which will be remembered for years to come. -Jared Muscat ‘07 and Hunter Leese ‘07 «.-..•e 0 70 Sports Sports 0 7 1 1. Brendan Mahoney 2. Wopo Cats at Tourny 3. Bus Leon- ard 3. Rayn O'Dea 4. Jared Muscat 6. Hunter Leese 7. John Butler 1 .Lauren Quan 2. Jenny Arimoto 3. Shelby Wright 4. Haley Kaplan 5. Claire Kane 6. Laura West 7. WoPo Cats get a pep talk 8. Water polo player tights tor a goal 9. Molly Ryan 10. Madeline Summa 11. Brooke Carter Sports 0 7 3 Pilar Odom, Erin Mahoney. Nicole O'Dea. Teresa peirona, Kandis Canonica. Michelle Herrerias. Gina Castagnola. Susannah Groh. Mackenzie Campbell. Ann Marie Hansen. Thea Trindte, Becky Martinez. Lauren Padilla If my calculations are correct. We just started to win. Then came Modesto and all of it’s glory, Including dog piles and red rover, The seance, and a scary story. With our tribal gear and stunna shades in tact, We brought home Roberta Let the infamous Ree Roo live on, New traditions like the barbeque were born, And a thumbs up to our brand prom. Now for our little pauly wog, Baby Claire is our new obsession, And you can always see booger face through the fog. “How could anyone ever tell you you were anything less than beautiful... how could anyone ever tell you you were less than whole... how could anyone fail to notice that your loving is a miracle... how deeply you’re connected to my soul...” And RIP Rupert our beloved pencil topper -Gina Marie Castagnola ‘07 and Kandis Robin Canonica ‘07 1 .Kandis Canonica. 2. Michelle Herrerias 3. THe Seniors. 4. Lauren Padilla. 5. Gina Castagnola 6. Mackenzie Campbell 7. WoPo Cats play tough! Sports 0 7 5 Hoc Joey Galligan. Meagan McGovern. Nikki Narvaez. Natasha Lekach. Annie DeMarchena, Lauren Kase, Catrina Gotuaco. Rehana Lerandeau. Claire Holl. Marisa Williams. Hattie Casserty. Katie Pope. Mary Mclnerney. Lea Carey. Megan Moran. Emily Clark, Lily Bigalke 1. Catrina Gotuaco. Natasha Lekach. Annie DeMarchena 2. Natasha Lekach 3.Megan Me Govern 4. Rehana Le- randeau 5. Marsia Williams. Claire Holi 6. Joey Gailigan 7. Lily Bigalke 8. Nikki Narvez 9. Hattie Casserly 10. 11. Cats have some water fun 12. Lea Carey Toni Hall. Calire McGovern. Libby Reiser. Megan Miller. Meredith Chandler. Caroline Lopuck. Alyssa Bergerson. Erika Brickley. Cath- erine Bruno. Olivia Narvez. Kathleen Driscoll. Bianca Giarratano, Jennifer Flannery. Marlene Lundy. Katie Nolan. Nicole Grazioli, Georgia Silvia. Zoe Feld his season was amazing! It started out a little rocky because we couldn’t find a coach, but then Kori Jenkins stepped up to the plate and all the girls adore her. This season we’ve worked very hard and accom- plished many of the goals we set in the beginning of the season. The field hockey girls have enjoyed win- ning and working hard in order to maintain the SI spirit. Although the bus rides were long, and we spent almost sixteen hours of a week to- gether, there was never a time with- out laughs. Field Hockey is the cool- est most fun sport ever!! Go Cats! Huh Yeah! -Caroline Lopuck ‘07 and Claire McGovern ‘07 J 078 Sports Field Hockey 1. Claire McGovern 2. Libby Reiser 3. Toni Hall, Janey Bruno 4. Caroline Lopuck 5. Cats run onto the feild after a victory 6. Megan Miller 7. Meredith Chandler Sports 0 79 Kristina Bonnett. Courtney Chan. Mara Durkin. Renee Eligio. Melanie Mistica, Olivia Schreader, Katherine Sedan, Maya Smith. Victoria Student. Jari-Lee Tolentino. Rosalie Tolentino. Katherine Warren. Megan West Katie Dineen. Amanda Espiritu, Tenny Kachatourian, Corinne An- kenbruck-Keoogh, Cammy Loback, Molly Meehan. Hanna Milani- Waiker. Lauren Murray. Sarah Park. Richetle Spedus his season was amazing! It started with long summer days of hit- ting balls at the driving range, and we could not wait to get out on the course. After the teams bonded over many long practices and tournaments, it is hard to imagine next year without our senior leaders. The golf team showcases the diligence and patience that characterize students at this school. The team never fails to perform well under pressure, and there are sure to be many more victories in the future. o 080 Sports Girls Varsity and JV Golf Frosh JV Boys’ Bas Boys Freshmen Basketball A team First Row-Peter Holi, KP Butong, Michael Crocker, Ryan Fromm. Zak Batstone. Mike Kennedy Second Row-Chris Falvery. Scott Lamson.Coach Guilbeaux, Bryan Christofferson, Joe Dowbenko 08 2 Sports JV Team Gabriel Buck, Jeff Thomas, Jack Diserens. Drew Raher. Beau Bruneman. Conor Wilkes Ben Herwitz, Kiyoshi Smith. Connor Culligan, Brian Lee. Ryan Mak, Jim Shannon Boys Freshmen B Team First Row-Dom DeGuzman. Henry Rodgers. Gabe Manzanares. Phillip Lee Second Row-Eva Harrison-Wong. Jon Rand. Coach Hamble. Joe Crawley. Matt Lopez,Jake Koch Sports 0 83 1) Zak Batstone 2) Chris Falvey 3) Frosh Cats 4) Joe Dowbenko 5) Mike Ken- nedy 6) Front Row: HaldavkJ Cope. Devan Donelson. Mike Lavelle. Paul Tobom, Ali Austria. BJ Domingo, Elliot Ferrara. Coulton Carrol. Back Row: Victor Bull. Robby Allen. Alex Brown. Emily Swift (manager), Coach Marcoletti. Coach Reardon. Coach Watters. Alexi Papalexo- poulos, Aaron Levinger. Bus Leonard. Vince Legarza I W I any people had doubts about our team at the season’s start. However, we came out strong, winning our own Sand Dune Classic over winter break and proving to everyone what this team of underdogs can achieve. The WCAL season began and almost immediately we had to face our biggest rivals in arguably the biggest game of the season, the Bruce Mahoney. The Bruce was the premiere stage for us to display the unity and talent of our team as we defeated SH in a thrilling game. This year’s seniors especially want to thank Coach Reardon for our success because he kept us fresh by benching us all last year. The season was a great way for the seniors to end their high school basketball careers and displays what great things we can expect a from next year’s team. m -Alex Brown, Victor f Bull, Elliot Ferrara I V. Varsity Boys’ Basketball 1. Alex Brown 2. Aaron Lev- inger 3.Vince Legarza and Victor Bull 4.Alii Austria 5. Paul Toboni 6. Wildcats on the bench cheer on the team to win the Bruce! 7. Elliot Ferrara 2007 CCS Division III Champlonsl Sports 08 5 Frosh JV Girls’ Bas First Row- Amanda Corsiglia, Hanna Linhares, Anne Marie Martin, Zaheeda Gagan, Katie Swift, Megan O'Meara Second Row- Maureen Kaprosch, Marrisa Williams, Coach Watters. Jaqueline Toboni, Brooke Carter 086 Sports 1. Zaheeda Gagan 2. Megan O'Meara 3. Katie Swift 4. Hannah Unhares 5. Jacquline Toboni 6. Carolyn Barrack 7. Uz Wat- ters 8. Cathna Gotuaco 9. Jade Batstone First Row- Hope Benedetti, Rehana Lerandeau, Catrina Gotuaco. Joey Galligan. Elise O'Connor. Brittany Salinas. Uz Watters Second Row- Jackie Lalanne, Caroline Barrack. Jade BatstoneShawn Wen,.Annie Demarch- ena. Isabelle Elias Sports 08 7 Fir Row-RachMl Hatch. Add Schivo Gfl K rr . Bianca Manaiansan. Brttney Btytha.OnSa SaWti. S� x a Johnstone Second Row- Nicole Canepo. Maya Burns. Mott Lo ce. Coach Thomas. Coach Mufcerrtn� . Maggie McCarthy. Kerry Grady. Ertn Grady his year we have quite an interesting family of girls each possessing their own individual qualities and talents: Henry (aka Nicole) Canepa is known as the team burp. Louder than a speeding train and more deadly than a toxic dump, these burps are sure to knock you out. Gillian Kern, notorious for the world’s ugliest bun and her bipolar disease, has suddenly tamed her frantic hairstyle and has sought help from new assistant coach and counselor Mr. Thomas. Britney Blythe has brought her own style to the team with her tight long black leggings and by keeping her nails bright and colorful. Philip aka Kerry Grady, famous for her purple toes as a result of her sprained ankle, has helped the team by keeping coach Thomas’s head squeaky clean. Rachel Hatch and Beyonca Manalansin have successfully con- vinced the entire team that Peter is real. Rachel Hatch accred- its her discovery to Peter’s love of her Nike sweatband. Maya Burns has finally discovered how to tame her whirling ball of fire throws and make use of them in her successful touch- down passes. Star player, Olivia Salfiti, has even managed to catch one of these passes with her nose. She commented by saying, “It came so fast! Sawyshe aka Sheila Johnstone has discovered her startling similarity with the star of her favorite movie of all time Chicken Run. Meanwhile teammate and friend Mattie Loyce has also found her lovely main resembling that of Simba from her favor- ite movie The Lion King. Marge aka Maggie McCarthy has kept our gym floors clean by her constant sliding and diving on the floor. Erwin aka Erin Grady has developed a severe sweating disease leaving her and many of her surrounding teammates drenched in puddles of bodily water. Addie Schivo and her OCD have picked up every single water bottle in sight leaving gyms around the WCAL clean...Addie plans to save the world, one water bottle at a time. Through the season we have grown to love and appre- ciate each other and accept all our unique traits we bring to the team. This season has been filled with many great memories and good times we will all remember forever. O 088 Sports arsitv Girls’ Basketball Spons 08 9 Frosh JV Boys’ S Lucas Talavan-Becker. Emilio Torres. Daniel O'Leary. Gerard Harkin. Miguel Campos. Will Naughton. Joey Reavey. Eoin McCarthy. Will Bello. Carter Andereck, Padraig Buckley, Peter Nelson. Jack Quinlan, Mike Pizza. Griffin Schreader. Robert Mungia. Trevor Murphy. Jackson Foster. Billy Knutsen . -« � % f L' ' St. Ignatius Freshman Boy's Soccer ccer wvyi ? % ST. IGNATIUS FT. BOY S SOCCER 2006-2007 Jake Rose. Eric Dill. Zander Mrlik, Jack Casey. Tom O’Malley. Paul Goudy, Spencer Gibson. Sean 8orella. Sean Spiers. Nick Bonn. Ricky Solomon. Thomas Habelt. Gabe Piazza. Jack Farr. Carlo Juarez. Trevor Sherburne. Matt Tate. J.P. Curry. Matt May. Brady Borcherding. Frank Olco- mendy St. Ignatius Varsity Boy's Soccer ----—------2006-2007 Top Row: Hoad Coac ) Rob Hiekox. Androw Bortfia. Pat McOoonoi. Sam BucMor. Chrman HaboR. Joo Pock. Ronan Baynes. Coach John SMgetor Middle Row. Mark Ola. Martin McDonald. Dorn ErdOMincy. Sean Cone� . Paul MacFartano. Max Sander. Chris Viehweg. Sean Tsui Front Row: Jack Maxwell. Soon Roavy. Max Proano. Oris Froae w W W ith a very competitive WCAL this year, the squad knew their goal of win- ning a WCAL championship would be dif- ficult but not impossible. A group of juniors and seniors came together to form a very unified and talented team. After a sudden and disappointing end to the previous sea- son, the seniors were determined to lead their team to success. After huge wins over Serra, Mitty, and Valley Christian, the team has put themselves into a very sol- id 3rd place heading into the playoffs. At the end of the season, no matter what the outcome, the Cats will be able to say they left every ounce of energy they had on the field. Although the Cats will be graduating nine devoted seniors, their legacy will contin ued by the infinite amount of talent throughout the school. - Y f — - W: 4 wn Ronan Baynes, Pat McDonnell, Andrew Borella ‘07 o 092 Sports ... • nyr 1 arsity Boys’ Soccer --------------� _______________ 1) Mark Cella 2) Andrew Boreila 3) Joe Peck 4) Max Proana5) Soccer Cats 6) Max Sander First Row-Julia Pavicic, Katie Pope. Emily Baylor. Shannon Cunnane, Mary Mclnerny. Nikki Narvaez Second Row- Haley Kaplan. Laura Garcia. Christine Danielle, Emily Tatum. Katie Freedman Third Row- Coach Anderson. Sofia ■' Robinson. Maggie Gorwky. Alison Edwards 094 Sports 1. Frosh Soccer Cats 2. Julia Pavicic 3. Sofia Robinson 4. Frosh Cats at the beach 5. Wild- cat going for a header 6. Natalie Sangiacomo 7.Cats celebrating 8. Theresa Woods 9. Kristen Bertiglia 10. Cats praying Dccer j§ k First Row-Abby Otto. Bianca Giar- ratano. Natalie Sangiacomo. Kim 8ettinger. Sheldon Halsted. Joanna Sarbalis. Laura Oliver Second Row- Sydney Allen, Megan Knudson. Corrine Keogh. Sloane Viola. Kristen Beritglia. Roslyn Pontius Third Row- Mr. Escobar. Ginny Hodges. Taylor Gowan, Jen Flannery. Theresa Woods. Georgia Sitvia wSm Sports 09 5 k First Row: Laura Cremen. Micheta Rizzo. Sophie Bigalke, Lizzie Kelly. Christina Sangiacamo. Kat Bloomfield. Second Row: Jackie Siniora, Emily Arbuckle, Paige Scigliano. Annie Kutzscher. Jill Co- rey. Kelly Lang. Danielle Brunache. Third Row:Kate Bergstrom. Lily Hodges. Coach Mullen. Molly Delahunty, Morgan Campbell iM 1 w W w e have a great group of girls this season. We all came together and as a team decided to focus on four aspects that would lead to a successful season: com- mitment, focus, integrity, and pas- sion. We have this saying, “get it done in forty minutes, but play for eighty.” All in all, it’s been a great season. -Lizzy Kelly ‘07, Michela Rizzo ‘07, Kate Bergstron ‘07 o 096 Sports arsity Girls’ Soccer Crew 1 0 0 Sports Sports 1 0 1 Boys’ and Girls1 i 02 Spons Track Boys’ Tennis 104 Sports Softball and Baseball Due 6u;uiuijMS Sports 1 1 3 1 ORGANIZATIONS!! 15 Anime Club Amnesty International Roy Tang. Peter Damon. Peter Moises. Joh Enriquez. Yra Meehleib. Matt Sotto. Darwi b. Doug Ryan. Albert Chang. Steven Gimer Tavis Wong. James Lee. Lowell Roxas. Har nah Abarquez. Kristina So. George Gaspa Sherry Chak. Jari-lee Tolentmo, Roalie Tole lino. Sara Park. Zoe Wong. Jenny Situ. Tin Sturm. Darryl Yip. Adam Rosasco. Emily Ro Moderator: Mr. Maychrowitz Art and Pub Evan Kim. Chelsea Santos. Celena Chan. Kelsey Moderators: Ms. Quattrin Ms. Marlin Sam Arabian. Alex Trembath. Andrew Hooker. Evan Yates. John Heitter. Cal Trembath. DJ Murphy. Greg Innes. 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Adel ne Newmann Moderator: Mr. Shaugnessy Kelly Conley. Marjan Brown. Andrew Dudum. Victoria Gomez. Jarvis Mariategue. Karla Ruiz. Britney Blythe. Kathleen Driscoll, liana Black. Jessica Alejandrino. Jack Casey, Giuliana Blasi. Jeannine Yap. Rosalie-Wii Tolentino Moderator: Mr. Jackson Evan Hughes. Michael Costello. Max Denny. Allysha Smith-Catley, Ronnel lag. James Lee. Jackson Gaian. Charlie inson. Chanssa Macdula. Lucy Williams Moderator: Mr. Gamble Organizations 1 1 7 Tech Club French Club CaJ Trombath. Alex Trombath, Jackie Mancini, Kristina Bonnett. Cyrena Giordano. Darryl Yip. Darwin U. Kelly Conley. Kat-e Woods. Lauren Totah. W« Vandertxit. Sherry Chak Mr. Totah Madame Friedman Hui O Kama’aina Book Club Jandle Cabuco. Monica Morales. Christie Aiello Emily Goo. Cori Kitaura. Grace De Los Santos. Jeannine Yap. Elisa Santos. Lauren Chan. Jessica Alejandrino. Bryan SabaVaro. Nathaniel Lozano. Jon Rey Moderator Mr. Yap Organizations Atxgai Otto. Angola Owcwrok. Carolyn Vmniccrobe. Cathorino Tetz. Chartos Stephens, Christine Hrtzel. Chnstme Nevite. Corinno Ankenbruck-Keogh. Darwin Li. Don.so Rd- land'. Dustin Pearson. Eamonn Lundy. Edward Mosley. Eileen Welch. Gabnore Renocko. Gabriele Capii. Haley Betid. Isabella Biasi. Isabdlo Etas. Janofo Caboca. Jarxce Lam. Jayne Caiandor. Jon Roy. Katyn Hotsftne. Kimborly P.a, Lauren Murray. Lauren Goralski. Lowed Roxa . Madison Oavs. Manana Molina, Martha Cuenca. Potor Quinn. Rachna Gulati. Rox Suter. Robert Lucches-. Soft Gomez. Stephan� Kuhn. Sydnie Chy. Timothy O'Suli.van. Trinity Leonard. Victoria Harrell. Ydona Fosseti. Victoria Student, Vocent Scveira Moderator Ms. Ha Environmental Club George Caspar. Emily Roos. Gabnel Buck. Cat enno Teitz. Timothy O'Reilly. Timothy Sturm. AJe ander Berg, Sherry Chak. Miguel Campos. Niche Jose. George Coker. John Ennquez. Edward Kcx Samuel Richman. Chnstopher Hoo. Kristina So. 1 Vincent Oiman. Michael McDonald. Darwin U. P- Moisos. Douglas Ryan. Ryan Mah. Lucy Wrtiiair Peter Cronin. Kytie Magner. Nicolas Hernandez.. emy Mah. Mickey Boxell. Chelsea Camacho. Ror Datlag. Yra Meehle«b Moderator: Mr, Boyle (Upper Dvocn Mombore crty) Kathtoon Or SCO'. Magjn Tcfein. Rcrvwi Bayno . S«on Roivay, Ncfc Lucay, Mar (Man. Lairon G-rto TIwesa Y ar� . Ma Sa-Vanv n U m Har-a. BrofxS LaMWOe. EmAy Schutartt. Qaro Ryan. N oe lic-jor. AtaMi Doighorry. VO:r.a OudWy. 0 un Bias� . KMn OoMwy, S-jjvao Coooay, Coryy F« n«y. ArCrir� OarV. Patncfc McOeonaH. Wr (Mm. Enn Spar . DUm fwmcca. Carmai Hal. Sa-ah OtMfe Kraen Bormon Nora Ha . Fra vry Dowr � John Tpnnahj. JOMiMn Mu'phy. layr Cr m rv. Co cm Carrol, Aranna Jarre . Parca Ogtltn. Jew Kay-Rugan. Brandt� Mahonay Me?; McCarthy Scpha � 9 . AJyw 8«rgtr on Ka Oeary SoWan Taylor. Suimer Font ! . Cart O-art-o. Vcsona Vaughan. Manao Lundy. Ka a Gogtrty ■A Pai r. Pacor Crohn. Scan Conar. Zach Lov . Ryan MaroPth. Jack Catay. Joay Oyggan Lucy WLara. Mas Mahoney. Evan Hughaa. Zoo Mo e. M a Na a Me- gan McCarthy. Manatno Chagnoc. BrCarry Coney. Maghan Toner. AJe.ar.j-a Pm Moderator: M Oorvvng Irish Club Physics Club Japanese Society SI Live Justin Ng. Grace De Los Santos. Chris Duhn. jinna Pang, Kelly Conley. Victor Nguyen. Monica Morales. Sarah Park. Zoe Wong. Sam Richmond. Christina Chen. Monica Joe. Jenny Situ. Kevin Siu. Kristina So. Stanley Leung. Steven Gimeno. Michelle Arguelles. Lisa Umekubo Moderator: Ms. Takamatsu Sit’N’Knit Craig Choo. Kol.y Conley. Potor Damon, Bliot Ferrara Chns Froiso. Andrew Hooker (President). Drew Lawson. Scott Lensing. Ryan Mah, Genny McGuire. Conor O'Rourke. Emily Roos. Joel Sat- terfield. Kristina So. Roy Tang. Jason Wen. Andrew McCarty. Thomas Barth. Brendan Byrne (President). Derrek Chu, HakJavid Cope. Kelsey Hannegan. Marianne Horn. Wiliam Jaqu er. Oavd Kotenda. Danoi Lawrie. Gar-Wai Lee. Jeffrey Lee. Bnan Linhares. Kelsey Maher. Petor Moises. Sean Reavey. Matthew See. Katherine Warron, Johnny Yam Moderator: Or Ptumour Patrick Ryan. Charrise MacDula. Justin Lorentz. Gina Perlite. Alex Trembath, Andy Ragni. Natalie Monterossa. Chris Johnson. Cristina Lauretta. Oliver Cunningham. Jon Rand. Annie Radsliff. Ceri Quattrin. Steven Segal. Jeffrey Monticelli. Nicole Roger. Katie Woods. Kyle Cesena. Matt Yongue. Emily Baylor. Brendan Byrne. Maya Smith Moderator: Ms. Fawal Laura West. Meagan Martin. Jessica Sinks. Stephanie Kuhn. Charlotte Pruden. Vashti Viray. Paula Guerra. Monica Joe. Sarah Rivas. Jennifer Magaling, Karine Durand. Christine Hertzel and Aann Peguese Not Pictured: Genine Lobo and Monica Dizon Moderators: Madame Friedman and Ms. Reid Organizations 1 1 9 Science Club Kayla McDow. Kerry McGee. Magge McCarthy. Shertl JOtin- stone. Modoietno Moero, «e.i Kk� d. Mefow CostolO. M«i Kay-Rugen. Andmw Oudum. Sarah Sotso. Morgan Campbell. Erik Bf Woy. Searru Cronn. Maibo LOyce. Kate Bergstrom. Claro Schmanock. Ramzi Dudum. Jul Krft Moderato� Mr Thomas Block Club The Ignatian Jack Kodros. Sumnor Foma.no. Cert Qu-jftnn. Mtfissa Bailey, Ab-3.1l Coty«r. Potor Cronin, Justn Loroou. Jennifer Magaing. Carolyn BaOOO. Teiwa Ca- rino. Paula Guorra. Monica Joe. Emiy Roos. Stotoan Taylor. Chuck Beau ieu. Danny Schoknechl, Oerek Chu. Kyle Sookot.o. Laumn Rogers Moderator. Mr. Lorentz Organizations 1 2 0 Hannah Abarquez, Sherry Chak. Derrek Chu Peter Damon (President). Ryan Joves, Nico Lee. Ryan Mah. Roy Tang. Johnny Yam Moderator: Mr. Ugav a SESS Mur Smith. Usa Chan. Clare Boned-. Monca Skelton. Emly Swift. Chris Scott. Julie Flodr. liana Black. Alison Frtzpatnck. Jossica Hardors. Kylo Nelson. Therosa Woods. Gabnol Barros. Maronor Ma0r e«O. Anna Oittf. Emily Goo. AAa Nunes. Zoe Fold. Jessca Bernaten. Cara Dorsey. Gma GugMHir� , Vttshti Way. Nicole Schwab . Mia Neagie. Jenna Keohan . Kevm Handeiano. Bobby Ftamegan. Katy P«a. Shwesha Govi. Katie Dineen, Ka tm ho� . Darryl Yip. Clare McCartney. Cara McLaughlin, Okvia Sctveadro. John Enriquez. Cammy Loback Moderators: Ms. McGovern Ms. Schwarz Reran Bayres. Kate Bergstrom. Maya Bums. Mac rente Gvnpoel. Kanjn Gma CastagnOa. Ma Cet a. Mereath Chardkr. KsVS � d Cope. Andre I Ferdcrv. El«s« Ferrara. Jute Floor. Helen Fowler. Mat! Gascon. Kerry Grady. Laura Sn. U m Hams, td Hesseigren. Geo Hulchmaco. G an Kom. Tommy Krgore. Cen Lam. Hurter Lee . Ale Lctrry. Nichoas Lucey. Fred Madgan. Steven 1 Matt Marteu i Ora Martn. Thomas Mazzucoo. PtS Me Conner Oerek McDcmaU. Care MeOmem. Cater McLennan Megan Ma r. MjOeK-ne Mocre. Kelsey Moms. Jar- ed Muscat. Dana Nomeo . Lauren Padsa. CXr. d Pohemus. Sean Reavey, Utby ReMer. ‘•'cel Roto. Ora Sp� t. LWee Sute� . P U ToOon. Laira WvML Meghan W.vsms Moderate� M� MUkerrms Rock’N’Roll Club Patrick Ryan (President). Adeline Newmann, Alex Arnest. Adrienne Syme. Rachel Cun- ningham. Lizzie Devcich. Mara Durkin. Valerie Durkin. Mario Studley. Robby Lucchesi, Nick Hernandez, and Joshua Gee Moderator: Mr. Isham Executive Council Inside SI A � Capita. Kovin Do� w y. H !h«� Fa . i r Maks . Kuto Bran Unha'«. Bon Lo Seeley Mart.no;. Nau! Monterrou Jarod Mujcat Jasme P«x y. AS Trom oth. Kate Wvto. Alt Cunnmgham. Jack Farr. Ryan Gorajmy, Laura G-Mftsh Jo a Ha-dory Kac.ln HoA Grog Jhung. Tormty K4gore. Scot? Loromg. Teresa Leong. Darwn U Hannah Lynch. Clare McCartney. Tj O'StAvan. Mary Paa«oto. Andy Ragn., K .e Reich. Jessica too. Cfetsoa Santos. Bruno Schat;. Weum Skenos Cor Rosato Tokrtno. The� Tnnoie. Ceri Quattrn. Jason Won. Kate Woods. Matthew Youngo. John Emijjoz. BoaDoth Koly. Gabo Abronto. Potor Cronrv. Manonor Madrtejo. Gooroge Gaspar. E«a ChnKoph. and Wfl Vanderbilt. M odorator M� . Pwcoa and M . NKAota. Bowling Club nzi Dudum (President). Madeline Moore Treasurer). Kelly Conley (Sergeant-at- rms). Jack Casey (Secretary). Ben Lo (Vice President) loderators: Ms. Murphy Ms. Levme Josh Menchaca. Dustin Pearson. Matt Thomas. Peter Quinn. Teddy Mosley. Charlotte Pruden. George Coker. Ryan Fab;e. Carlo Juarez.Camille Bermudez. Ally Smith-Catley Moderator: Ms. Sullivan Conservative Students Coalition Barcelona-SF Exchange Program Mackenzie Fotsch. Lauren Kingsley. Elena Trierwiler. Sar- ah Morrow. Alex Freedman hosted five Spanish exchange students this fall. Organizations 121 Class Council Surf Club Michela Rizzo. Kimberly Achacoso. Eliza- beth Reiser. Jasmine Perey. Julia Nunes. Brayden Borcherding. Andreis Vanderbilt. Patrick Casey, liana Black. Julian New- man. Lauren Chan. Robert Lucchesi, Maya Smith. Alexis Papalexopoulos. Ja- son Curry. Benjamin Lo. Madeleine Moore Ryan Falvey. Natalie Dillon, Lucy Williams. Marienor MadrilejO Moderators: Ms. Tai. Ms. Devencenzi. Ms. Devincenzi. Mr. Cafasso O'Dca, Cassandra Gallagher. Michelle Herrerias. Padilla. Jared Muscat. Paddy Dunne. Bryce Kranenburg. Mackenzie Campbell. Bus Leona Butler. Jack Ostler Ms. Ashby UCSI ulticultural Dance Italian Club Sydney Alien. Giuliana Blasi. Isabella Blasi. Michelle Cio. Dorsey. Ebony Dortch. Cyrena Giordano. Rachna Gulati. M Joe.Chris Johnson, Stophanio Kuhn. Jackie Mancini. Haztei Meochaca. Angela Owczarek. Rebecca Reonos. Astrid Robles. Lauren Roger. Nicole Roger. Karla Ruiz. Andreanna Tzortzis. Meagan Leung Moderator: Ms. Robertson Alossandra Zanassi. Lizzie Dovcich. Nicole Grazx . Cecily Fernandes. Marina Gilmore. Mia Salvemini. Michaeiia Armanino. Allegra Hartman. Christina Fowler. Renee Kwok. Efcsa Fanucchi. Giulia Gualco-Nelson. Julia Balistrori. Gianna Puocinelli. Giana Toboni. Max Hartman. Gma Perlite Moderator Ms. Devincenzi Organizations 1 2 2 Flash Animation Martin McDonald. Joey Armenta. Andy Clark. John Murphy. Kevin Tow. TJ McCarthy. Ryan Mah. Thomas Maloney. Nico Lee. Trevor Sherburne. Michael Sebastinelli Moderator: Ms. Cota Paintball Club SI Radio Mex Chang, Nick Jose. Gabbi Capiti. Jim Shannon. Zachary Leonard. Darwin Li. Andrew Wong. Tavis Wong. Tim O' Reilly Moderator: Mr. Gambie Ebony Dortch. Kylie Magner, Abby Cortez. Mara Durkin. Katie Woods. Lauren Totah. Adam Rosasco. Siobhan Tay- lor. George Caspar. Chris Johnson. Kelsey Maher. Sherry Chak. Douglas Ryan. Melissa Bailey. Leena Karjaiainen. Lucy Williams. Alisa Wong. Rosalie Tolentino. Darryl Yip, Ryan Aguirre. Raquel Marshall. Alex Trembath. Calvin Trembath. Peter Moises. Brett Hansson. Jennifer Lee Moderator: Ms. Tai . Vincent’s CLC Marina Gilmore and Claire Schimaneck Not pictured: Natalie Raggio. Carol Campbell. Danny Schocknecht Moderator: Mr. Haardt D.J. Murphy. Erin McLaughlin. Cara McLaughlin. Jeremy Vilela. Scott Densing, Jimmy Bennett. Hatzel Menchaca, Zoe Jones. Mike Friese. Matt Park. Genny McGuire Moderator: Mr. Vollert Safe Place CL Organizations 1 2 3 Sinan toei'era. Timothy too «a Ry� i Agure. Trtomaa Barth, ItaiMfca Bjv NcftOI � Brntow. Danny Byrne. UN Owl. B� v ny Chao. Clare Cnretian. Peter Cron n. Ccrrcr CiMgan. ft,an Fat . Eli Fanuod� . BMndan Fittpatrtk. M ath r Feu. Lo-U FrostoMad Patrick Gtaosvw. Kayla G09Jfly. Mke GokMn. Gna S-vyJ-a Ka«y. Connno Kaogh. Ar artr Kotchack. Mm U. ftoOOy EuCChOV Kylw W.igr y Mman ManapuH. RonaW Martn. Danny Uaunto Teen Mattmor . Ardrova McCarty, Bryco Murphy U«ha«ta Nave Kate Notan. Ewatwth Palazzo . Mannar ! Paazzoto, Mary Palizzoto. Kathorne P«r.r , Joss-ca Proovo. Con QuHtrn. P«etr Ounn. Ma t n RoKty, La.r«n Roge� . Ox� .n ft� an. Mi«Mr Ryan. Jn Snarren. w� 'tu Srfnpson John Strvtch. Mono stufloy. Ua«M n« Somma. Caitnarno Toy. Mattoo V no. Etoon Welch. Kathonne Vn VMMte M . McCarty and Mj. Cur O Speech and Debate Rachel Ousing. Jean u. Ltf Pa’-azzdo. Ale Amest. Rtan Oineen, Michael Quinones. Ooug Ryan. Kevin Swanson. Will Bennett. Nek Hernandez. Nek Jose. Edward Kong. Darwin u. Kyle Stranahan. C ra Oineen. Mehaet Lin. Winston Un. Robby Lucchosi, Zach Maiinski. Chelsea Miller, Michaels Nevio. Tim O'Re y. Tanya Sanderson, Mo- i ssa Simpson. Katherine Yin. Catherine Tertz. Geneva Vogelheim Moderator: Ms. Denning Stage Crew Ceri Quattrin, Emily Roos, Will Vanderbilt, Carolyn Badillo, Peter Quinn, Siobhna Taylo Melissa Liotta. Doug Ryan. Matt Carberry. Sandra Kelly, Ryan Tursi Moderator: Mr. Quattrin Junior Classical League Organizations 1 2 4 Organizations 1 2 5 1. Dance Drill CORE : Reeza Esmero ‘07. Chris Johnson'07. Ali Pinell ‘08. Jennifer Lee ‘07 2. Carla Ruiz '07. Julia Klein '07. Kayla Arangcon '07, Jae Alejandrino '07 strike a pose 3. Dance Drill cheered the football Cats to victory over SHC at the Bruce. 4. Abigail Cortez '07 and Shelly Capulong '07 bust a move! Organizations 1 2 6 zj Ignatian Spirit through Dance Passing through the gym foyer, one may notice blaring music and twenty-five talented students coordinating their bodies to learn new choreography. This is none other than a Dance and Drill rehearsal, led by four CORE members in preparation for future club performanc- es. Dance and Drill is a student-run organization that bolsters Ignatian pride through dance. After passing a difficult audition, select members practice three hours a week under CORE’S leader- ship. CORE members choreograph and teach original routines that range from jazz to hip-hop styles. The final product is a compilation of dances to be performed at major rallies, school events, and athletic games, including the Basketball Bruce Mahoney. While Dance and Drill’s task sounds simplistic, it demands vision, creativity, hard work, and dedication from its CORE in addition to the cooperation of the team. However, performance is a reward in itself, outweighing the sweat, frustration, and sacrifices that the challenge entails. We are reminded that our efforts are worth it when we can dance on the gym floor, steeped in the wildcat spirit of the stu- dent body that is SI. Jennifer Lee ‘07 Dance and Drill President wm Members: Jessica Alejandrino. Kayla Arangcon, Adrienne Arnold. Christie Babosa. Danielle Bor- ja. Shelly Capulong, Abigail Cortez, Kayla Caturay, Grace de Los Santos, Reeza Esmero. Cecily Fernandez, Camille Hawkins. Chris Johnson, Julia Klein, Jennifer Lee. Alexa Manalansan, Hatzel Mencha- ca, Jeraldine Mendoza. Jas- mine Perez. Ali Pinell, Olivia Romero. Carla Ruiz. Linda Tenerowicz, Stephanie Wong Organizations 1 2 7 Organizations 1 28 The Wildcat Welcoming Club (WWC) commits itself to assisting the Ad- missions Department with the welcoming of prospective students to St. Ignatius, especially 8th graders. Each year we organize the shadow program, an in-school experience for 8th graders, and we give tours at the Open House. During the shadow visits. WWC's biggest program, ' either a freshman or a sophomore escorts an 8th grade visitor around the St. Ignatius campus and the visitor attends two classes, usually and upper division class and a lower division class. Another mam activity of WWC is the ' Open House. WWC members are responsible for the Red Tour, or the tour of the academic building. A member of WWC prides himself or herself on being a model represents-' tive of St. Ignatius, especially since members deal directly with applicants. A WWC member must be welcoming, friendly, demonstrate knowledge of St. Ignatius, and possess an overall positive attitude towards dealing with prospective students. WWC members also offer advice to applicants and strive to create a positive im- pression of St. Ignatius in their minds. As presidents of WWC. we. along with the three other co-presidents coordinate the shadow days and launch tours at Open House. Most of the work we do is ’behind the scenes , preparing for the mam events of WWC. Some of the goals of WWC include developing people and public speaking skills, providing students with an opportunity to aide in the ad- missions process and offering students the chance to share personal experiences at St. Ignatius with applicants. WWC hopes to create men and women with and for others through its program of hospitality. -Laura West Co - Presidents: Sydney West. Gabriel Barrios. Peter Quinn WWC Freshman Members 2006-2007 T.j. Abeilera, Kimi Achacoso. Julia Anaya. Willy Arbuckle. Bridget Arriaza. Richard Ash. Kristie 8abasa. Emily Baylor. Aisbng Baynes. Anjaie Behti. Breonna Bell. Kimmy Bettinger. DJ Borja. Janice Boswell. Liz Brooks, Padraig Buckley. KP Bugtong. Nikos Buse. Janelle Cabuco. Chelsea Camacho. Daniel Campos. Lea Carey. Brooke Carter, Nathan Carzon, Hattie Casserty. Jasmin Castillo. Kayla Caturay. Kyle Cesena, Beverly Chan. Lauren Chan. Allen Chiu. Penny Chuah, Ryan Coen. Claire Collins, Olivia Corwin. Kelly Costello. Michael Crocker. Nicole Crosby. Shannon Cunnane. Ollie Cunningham. Rachel Cunningham, Christina Daniele. Dorn De Guzman. Andrea DeMartini, Anna Diaz. Chloe Doherty. Natalie Doyle. Alison Edwards. Amanda Espmtu. Monica Fernandez, Jackson Foster. Juliann George. Emily Glaessner, Andrew Godin. Sofi Gomez. Emilee Goo. Kyle Graycar. Gerard Harkin. Matthew Hauselt. Rose Hayes. Natalie Hess. Claire Holl. Peter Holl. Christopher Hoo. Kelly How. Lindsey Hoyem, Shelby Joe. Kyle Kalpakoff. Haley Kaplan. Mo Kaprosch. Lauren Kase. Will Kircher, Juliet Knox. Caroline Kolenda. Scott Lamson. Dominic Ledda. James Lee. Phillip Lee. Ticia Leo. Broniei Lemley. Gabbi Levy. Winston Lin. Jake Undstrom, Matt Lopez. Maureen Loughrey. Robby Lucchesi. Nick Lynch. Michelle Maciel. Kimberly Maher. Megan Mahoney. Lindsey Manuel. Katie Marconi. Annemarie Martin. Carty McCaffrey. Bnttney McCahill. Brian McGovern. Meagan McGovern. Sorcha McGrWen, Mary Mclnerney. Sophia Melone. Jessica Meredith. Monica Morales. Erin Murphy. Nikki Narvaez. Michaela Neville. Thao Nguyen. Devin O'Brien. Megan O'Meara. Tim O'Reilly. Kelly O'Rourke. Joe Olcomendy, Kyle Ofcman. Laura Oliver. Camille Ong, Abby Otto. Angela Owczarek. Julia Pavicic, John Pertsch. Bernadette Rabuy. Pierson Racanelli. Michael Reher, Joerelle Rivera. Sofia Robinson. Henry Rodgers. Lauren Roger. Nick Roman. Dominique Russo. Tanya Sanderson. Giancarto Sangiacomo. Elisa Santos. Stefanie Santos. Amanda Schaffer. Kelly Sheehan. Rosie Sheperd. Emily Shick. Melissa Simpson. Mad- eline Sinks. Charlie Situ. Jenny Situ. Ehzabch Skewes-Cox. Mario Studley, Tim Sweeney. Emily Tatum. Linda Tenerowicz. Alyssa Tk . Ryan Tursi. Andy Vanderbilt. Christina Vlahos. Geneva Vogelheim. Gina Volpe. Jo Jo Wear, Eileen Welch. Colin Wooded. Cory Yan. Katherine Yin WWC Sophomore Members 2006-2007 Mary Abdul Massih. Alex Alaura Reyes. Sydney Alien. Kevin Amaroli. Sam Arabian. Emily Arbuckle. Jenny Anmoto. Masie Arnold. Michelle Au- reliano. Robert Avila. Jessica Baldwin. Christina Baiistreri. Gabe Barrios, Jade Batston. Janelle Battad. Natalie Beaulieu. Anello Beauvoir. Sarah Bedford. Katie Belden. Hope Benedetti. Jessica Bernstein. Kat Bloomfield. Connor Brenes, Janey Bruno. Elite Buckingham. John Butler. Jayne Callander, Teresa Carmo. Patrick Casey. Bianca Castro. Andrew Champeau. Justin Chan. Christina Chen. Irene Ching. Sydnle Chy. Sheila Con- nelly. Adrianna Creese. Martha Cuenca. Annie Dahlberg. Margarita Diaz. Natalie Dillon. Jenn Dowdy. Isabelle Elias. Lianne Enage. John Enriquez. Kendra Fallon, Rogers Farlow. Jack Farr. Stephanie Farrell. Karyn Foedisch. Sydney Fogoi. Katherme GandoHo. Connor Geraghty. Riley Gifford. David Giovanazzi. Lauren Goralski. Catrina Gotuaco. Paul Goudy. Taylor Go wan, Erin Grady. Thomas Habelt. Michelle Hammel. Christine Hirtzel. Caitlin Hogan. Kat Huang. Ryan Irwin, Shannon Johnston. Ally Jones. Julianna Kapjian-Pitt. Anna Kegulski, Jenna Keohane. Jane Kim. Ryan Kircher. Janico Lam, Kelly Lang. Brian Lee. Ilani Lee. Trinity Leonard. Darwin Li. Cammy Loback. Darcy Lundy. Jeremy Mah. Erin Mahoney. Alexa Manaiansan. Nikki Mancini. Gina Massetani, Maggie Mattson. Melissa Mauer. Shannon McCaffrey. Claire McCartney, Cara McLaughlin, Molly Meehan. Jerakfme Mendoza. Nataly Mendoza. Nick Miller. Scout Moran. Teddy Mosley. Alyson Murphy. Kathryn Musumeci. Kyle Nelson, Nicole O'Dea. Tatiana Padilla. Margaret Palazzolo. Mary Palazzolo, Ananna Papalexopoulos. Dom Pasquali. Kim Pia. Gianna Puccinetli. Eric Quesada, Peter Quinn, Annie Radsiiff. Adn Reinecke. Gabri Remecke. Kevin Reiser. Gabriela Reyes. Sarah Rizzo. Sofia Rizzo. Denise Rollandi. Will Ryan. Bissy Sancimino. Larion Santiago. Charles Santos, Dedrick Sarzaba. Danielle Schaefer. Addie Schivo. Katie Schwall. Georgia Silvia. Jessica Sinks. Ally Smith-Castley. Matthew Sotto. Pailin Srukhosit. Charf e Stephens. Maddic Summa. Jackie Sun. Colette Tayfor. Marisol Terrazas. Marise Thadani. Meghan Tracey. Andreanna Tzortzis, Carofyn Vmnicombe. Sloane Viola. Elizabeth Watters. Shawn Wen. Laura West. Sydney West. Steph Wong. Theresa Woods, Angela Yuen ESI 1. Hannah Bigalke, Alyssa Bergerson, Tor Vaughn, Gina Guglielmi, Vicki Dudley, Helen Fowler, Lily Hodges 2. Audrey Neuman. Mia Neagle, Katy Pizza, Gina Gugliemi 3. Katherine Warren, Ms. Jones. Julia Klein. Becky Martinez, JJ Monticelli 4. Jessica Bernstein, Erika Brickley, Ellie Buckingham, Audrey Neuman, Therese Yrani, Nicole Herrera. Hannah Bigalke, Katy Pizza, Tess Curet, Caroline Naughton, Helen Fowler Lower Division Jessica Bernstein, Maggie Scott, Julia Papale, Jeana Gragnani, Emily Arbuckle, Ellie Buckingham, Natalie Doyle, Aisling Baynes, Karyn Foedisch, Erin Mahoney, Danielle Sabalvaro, Madeline Sinks, Janis Ng, Emily Shick, Abby Otto, Jenny Arimoto, Sydney West, Julia Anaya, Michelle Maciel, Sarah McGrillen, Tanya Sand- erson, Jackie Lalanne, Kelly Lang, Laura West, Kelly Stranghellini, Camille Bermudez, Jacqueline Toboni MAC E ancer Awareness Fighting for a Cure The Cancer Awareness Group started in 2005 when two seniors personally affected by cancer de- cided to start a club. The intention of the club was to provide support to other students in need of support for cancer related issues. The club began with 10 members and in just one year has grown to be one of the larg- est clubs at SI. In addition to the support component, the CAG does cancer education and fundraisers for cancer related groups. In the fall the CAG participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure and held a bake sale which raised $800 for a pediatric cancer fund started by the club. Spring plans include another bake sale, a Pow Wow on Pediatric Cancer, and a project for Locks for Love. Club members along with teachers and other SI students are growing their hair from Jan-June to donate to Locks for Love. A haircutting party in June is the final event for the 2006-2007 school year. Cancer is something that affects most people in some way at some point in their life. The Cancer Awareness Group strives to serve both the SI and the greater community by provid- ing both emotional and financial support for cancer related issues. It is their hope that through educa- tion they can help prevent, treat and maybe one day cure this devastating dis- ease. upper Division Kaly Pizza. Mia Neagle. Erika Brickley. Sophie Btgalke. Audrey Neuman. Lauren Kingsley. Zea Moscone. Alyssa Bergerson. Victoria Vaughan. Adnenne Cole. Sarah Solso. Maddy McDonnell. Erica Lang. Hannah Bigalke. Jill Flannery, Lauren Grif- fin. Therese Yrani. Nicole Herrera. Helen Fowler. Michelle Herrenas Organizations 1 31 Asian Students Coalition Asian Students Coalition (ASC), a club, a group, a family, not only strives to promote a safe atmosphere for students of Asian heritage to share their culture, but it is also a place where all students of every back- ground can learn about the many different cultures of Asia. ASC endeavors to create a “family” environment within the club. ASC members participate in school events like Rose grams and after school socials. Additionally, ASC students perform in the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade, the largest such parade outside of Asia - and it’s televised! Our members give up school nights to prac- tice for the Chinese New Year Parade dances, which they then perform on beautiful floats. Another activity that strengthens our family environment is the recent “hot topic” of our school, the annual International Dragon Boat Races, an event attended by amateur and professional teams who come from as far away as Hong Kong and the Philippines. Sunday mornings leading up to the event means ASC members take to Lake Merced for the grueling Dragon Boat practices. Not only does this event provide fun on the lake and a chance for that desired gold medal, it also gives us the chance to represent proudly our SI student body. Despite being underdogs, the ASC team has brought home bronze and silver medals. Seize the opportunity and come join our family. We look forward to sharing pizza, Twister, Rose grams, parade routines, pnd Dragon Boat paddles with all of, SI. Organizations 1 3 2 1. Monica Joe ‘09. Jane Kim '09. Michelle Aureliano '09. Marian Manapsal '09. Ilani Lee '09 2. Ms. Curcio, Nico Lee '07. Rikki Lee '07. Steven Ma '07. Courtney Chan 08. Jarvis Mariategue '08 3. Jarvis Mariategue '08. Courtney Chan '08 4. Brian Sabalvaro '07 and Ben Lo '07 3 « tM m Llr� «ui] Maiorem Dei I (;inruu« ICi COHVtFTTIO fit Men and Women With and For Social Justice Club acts as an organizing center for the social justice activities at SI and in our community. We participate in community out- reach both locally and in Africa. Within our city we organize Thursday Morning Comfort Runs, Fri- day breakfasts at Martin de Porres Soup Kitchen, and strive to inform the SI community about current social justice issues. In the last couple years our club has branched out and formed the Tanzania Project. We’ve raised $40,000 to support and fund an AIDS orphanage in Bokoba, Tanzania and hope to con- tinue spreading awarness of injustice to the un- informed. •Maya Smith ’07 and Katherine Warren ’07 Social Justice Club 1. Gina Pedite '07 alerts paserby about the social justice issues behind the club’s bakesale. 2. Social Justice members sell- ing baked goods on 18th and Castro. 3. Rachel Cus«ng ’07 and Mari- anne Horn ‘07. 4. Social Justice members prepare breakfast at Martin de Porres. Organizations 1 3 5 Sydney Allen. Nathan Baker. Arielle Beauvoir. Gabriel Buck. Travis Clark, George Coker. Christian Harris-Alabanza, Monica Joe. J.J. Johnson. Stella Nnodim. Vitalis Obidi. Pilar Odom, Maude Page. Matt Sauers. Kiyoshi Smith. Alley Smith Catley. Josh Thierry. Jessica Times. Hana Le- randeau. Darwin Li. Buck Aldana. Kaitlyn Holstme. Kelly Roberts. Elena Castillo. Victoria Gomez. Monica Stansbury. Kyle Bell. Marjan Brown, Danielle Brunache. Maya Burns. Chadid Conley, Cara Dorsey. Robert Lloyd. Mattie Loyce. Raquel Marshall. Denzel Nicholas. Chiarra Tillers, Rodrigo Williams. Evelyn Derderian. Kirstie Daza. Giuliana Blasi. Tony Roca. Adrian Schunr, Britney Blythe. Victor Bull. B.J. Domingo. Ebony Dortch. Chris Johnson. Louis Schuman. Leohn Smith. Kerry Watson. Breonna Bell. Jamil Burns. Durand Karine. Sofia Robinson. Henry Rodg- ers. Alexander Walton. Marrisa Wililams. Breniel Lemley. Aarin Peguese Moderator: Mr. Delaney Organizations 1 3 6 of African American Students The Asso- ciation of African American Students (AAAS) strives and is de- signed to make students feel comfortable in their learning environment, by embracing the Jesuit philosophy of spirituality, academics and service. By helping students become involved in life at SI, AAAS shows students that they are not on the outside looking in and can make a difference in what goes on around them. In doing so, AAAS strives to learn and teach the St. Ignatius community about the rich- ness of the African American culture, past and present. The event that AAAS, as well as the school, looks forward to the most, is the Black His- tory Month Assembly. During the month of February we put in a number of hours working on an exciting performance to display the culture of African Americans throughout history to our peers. During the performance, the audience can experience great poetry, dancing, singing and monologues. We pride ourselves in accepting everyone of every race who would like to learn more about African American culture, history and tradition. With the help of our moderators Mr. Delaney and Ms. Tunstall, we plan on having other memorable events this year such as a Freshman Social,, Bowling Nights, Community Service Events, a Christmas Party, a Black History Month Celebration, and involvement in the SI International Food Faire. Our goal is to provide a deeper insight to those who are interested in African Ameri- can culture and customs. -Britney Blythe Co-President of AAAS 1 .Leohn Smith 07. Evelyn Derderian •07. Kerry Watson '07. Marjan Brown '08. and Britney Blythe ‘07 2. Evelyn Derderian ‘07. Marjan Brown ‘08. Britney Blythe ‘07. Kerry Watson '07. and Leohn Smith ‘07 3. Evelyn Derderian '07. Britney 8lythe ‘07. and Marjan Brown '08 4. Danielle Brunache '08. Evan Hughes ‘08. and Mattie Loyce ‘08 Organizations 1 3 7 ■■■■■■■■■■ Rallying Ignatian School Spirit ■■ i Red and Blue Crew is the most visual symbol of Wildcat pride at SI. From organizing spirit days to coming up with new cheers, this club and its memebers seeks to create opportunities for students to show their spirit and show support to our sports teams. You may see us in the spirit day photos splashed around school on spirit weeks. You may notice us dressed in matching “Crew” jerseys, cheering loudly in front of the cheering section at games. You may see us leading ithe school in rallies. But what you don’t see is just how much hard work we all put into this club. Each and every member comes to every meeting wtith new ideas about how to get kthe students involved, how to make games more exciting, and just how to keep the spirit level high year round. We have a lot of fun and enjoy supporting all the sports teams in their many victories and suc- cesses. GO CATS! -Claire McGovern ‘07 Co-president Red and Blue Spirit Crew 1. Megan Miller '07. Morgan Campbell '08. Libby Reiser '07. Kate Bergstrom '07. Jesse Kay-Rugen '07. Paige Scigliano '08 2. Morgan Campbell '08, and Sean O’Leary '08 3. Members of the Crew show their SI Pride in their Red and Blue! 4. Libby Reiser '07. and Reed Campbell '08 Organizations 1 3 8 Alexis Huff. Tony Racanelli. Carol Campbell. Christina San- giacomo. Claire McGovern. Elis- abeth Melnitchenko. Elizabeth Reiser. Gina Castagnota. Jesse Kay-Rugen. Julian Newman. Kandis Canonica. Katherine Bergstrom. Kevin Hahn. Lauren Padilla. Mackenzie Campbell. Megan Miller. Michela Rizzo. Morgan Campbell. Oisin Lewis. Paige Scigliano, Patrick McDon- nell. Reed Campbell. Samuel Kustel. Sean O'Leary. Thomas Kilgore. Ms. Boswell (Modera- tor) Organizations 1 3 9 Advisor Margaret K. Lee President: Lisa Chan Moderator: Eric Castro logetner. we are a group of moti vated students driven to make a difference in our community. As we address over looked issues and do our best to assist those in need, we stress teamwork, devel opment in leader ship skills, and ongoing enthusi asm. We create a vision for our FU TURE. m F.4- ■ , LIGHTHOUSE INTERNATIONAL Organizations 1 4 0 1. Courtney Chan 08' and Lauren Chan 10' make baskets for senior citizens during the Thanksgiving holiday seasons at On Lok Senior Center. 2. Lisa Chan '08 and Courtney Chan 08' (President and Vice President) prepare to serve hot lunches and soups at On Lok Senior Center. 3. Members unite during the Light in the Dark service project, where members sell “Light in the Dark- bracelets to aid the visually impaired at UghtHouse International SF. 4. Susan Abellera 08' promotoes Lion International, the main orginization that the Leo's branches from. Kimi Achacoso. Michelle Aureliano. Kristie Babasa. Rendell Bustos, Kayla Caturay. Corey Chan. Courtney Chan. Lauren Chan. Lisa Chan. Irene Ching, Rachel Cusing. Joey Duggan. Lianne Enage, Amelia Ho. Ryan Joves. Jane Kim. Ilani Lee, Marian Manapsal. Annemarie Martin, Alyson Murphy. Kylie Oliman, Rebec- ca Recinos. Pamela Santos. Stephanie Santos, Kris Sukwi- wat. Jeannine Yap Moderator: Mr. Castro Organizations 1 4 1 Together, we are a group of mo- tivated students driven to make a difference in our community. As we address over-looked issues and do our best to assist those in need, we stress teamwork, development in leadership skills, a spiritual growth, and ongoing enthusiasm! We cre- ate a vision for our future. The Si’s Leo CLC plays as a smaller branch that connects to the Lions Clubs International that started by a man named Melvin Jones in Chicago, Illinois, USA. They focus on several major service areas: community services, diabetes aware- ness, environmental services, hearing and speech action and work with the deaf, international relations, Lions opportunities for youth, and sign conservation and work with the blind. Since April 2003, there are more [than 1.3 million Lions in more that 45,502 clubs in 191 countries. Currently,! there are more than 140,000 Leos in over 138 Countries. The St. Igna- tius Leo CLC is for people of moral standards who wish to serve others while reflecting with our relationship with God. There are weekly meet- ings, frequent social functions, and service projects that address the well being of the community. We deal with the environment, drug awareness, health services, assisting children, aiding the home- less, promoting safety, participating in literacy programs, and elderly visitation, all striving towards a more ecologically concerned world. - Lisa Chan President of Leo’s CLC “Lead. Serve. Create.” Filling Ears with Music Hearts with Jo Music For Others is a club ded- icated to serving our community by bringing the joy of live music to senior citi- zen homes around San Francisco. Once a month, we meet on a Sunday afternoon at a local convales- cent hospital to perform an hour-long “talent show” for the residents, who are usually hospital patients. Their faces light up as wildcats from all grade levels and musical experi- ence play piano, flute, saxophone, guitar, drums, and much more! Music for Others builds community inside SI and beyond, whether in simply bringing together a “cast” of busy students who might not otherwise meet, or in joining together the voices of the audience and [performers in a rousing finale of catchy seasonal tunes. We celebrate! connection between old and new friends alike. The goal of Music For Others reaches deeper, however, as we leave our hectic lives for an afternoon to test our comfort zones, to challenge ourselves to give without counting a cost, and to bask in the joy that a beautiful piece of music can create. Music for Others gives .student musicians a chance to continue and cultivate their, musical talent in a relaxed setting while truly living the words we pray each morning. -Andrea Dillon ’07 Music For Others Club President r ■c 1. Music for Others entertain senior citizens with their monthly talent shows. 2. Andrea Dillon ‘06 interacts with hospital residents. 3. Music for Others prepare for their hour-long performance. 4. Ms. Quattrin pleases the crowd with her flute solo. © Organizations 1 4 2 Andrea Dillon. Joaquin de la Torre. Olivia Schreader, Griffin Schreader. Adeline Newmann. Anthony Le. Andrew Wong. Isabelle Struve. Kris Soekotjo. Kyle Soekotjo. Lucy Williams. Ronnel Datlag, Sophie Harrison-Wong. Penny Chuah. Kelly How Moderator: Ms. Quattrin Organizations 1 4 3 Liz Adler. Matthew Yongue. Drew Lawson. Jeffrey Lee. Liz Holden. Megan Miller. Katie White. Jillian Corey. William Vanderbilt. Alex Trem- bath. Heather Fox. Madeline Moore. Katie Woods. Alessandra Zanassi. Katy Pizza. Mia Neagle. Thomas Mattimore. Alex Freedman. Katherine Dineen. Beverly Chao. Alex Capretta. Joey Murphy. Megan McCarthy. Zoe Feld. Ceri Quattrin. Chris Warner. Jessica Rizzo (Editor-in Chief). Cal Trembath (Editor-in-Chief). Ms. Purcell. Ms. Nickolai. Mr. Dekker (Moderators) Organizations 1 4 4 The Quill hing the finest student works For years The Quill, Si’s lit- erary magazine, has prided itself on publishing only the finest in student poetry, short fiction, and artwork with standards of quality climbing higher each year. With more and more students submitting work, competition for publica- tion gets fiercer, and as the prestige of the magazine grows, so does competition for spots on the highly selective editorial board. Members review hundreds of poems each year before siphoning out the first-rate for inclusion in the magazine, published annually in May. In addition to this main responsibility of the yearly publication, The Quill has in recent years branched out to coordinate live literary events. Notables this year included the YouthSpeaks poetry slam and Si’s own slam, featuring talented student writers and performers. Editors-in-chief, Jessica Rizzo and Cal Trembath even began a new tradition this year for senior members in the way of a literary-themed kickoff soiree at the beginning of the season. Club moderators Ms Purcell, Ms Nickolai, and Mr. Dekker work tirelessly to demand excellence, encourage sensitivity, and arbitrate good taste, respectively. As one of very few platforms from whence student artists have an opportunity to share their work with the larger community, The Quill has permanently garnered a treasured and respected place in the heart of SI. -Jessica Rizzo and Cal Trembath Editors-in-Chief t. Alessandra Zanassi ‘08. Ms. Purcell. Liz Holden 07. Meghan McCarthy 08. and Zoe Feld '08 2. Jill Corey '07 and Will Vanderbild ‘07 3. Members discuss literary works by SI students during their meeting. 4. The Quill members dress as their favorite literary characters. Organizations 1 4 5 { Service The Service Club can of- ten be taken for granted at our school, volunteering to work in the back- ground at countless school events. Without fail, the members of the SI community can count on the blue-blazer wearing, patch-donning members of the Service Club to be there at every major school event, ushering and providing assistance. The members of our club make themselves available at a moment’s notice to serve the needs of the school whatever they may be—sell- ing raffle tickets at the Fashion Show, ushering at plays and musicals, and helping out at Community of Concern meet- ings. The application process for potential members of the Service Club is intense, requiring a personal interview and essay combined with a minimum GPA and activities re- quirement. Yet, despite this rather daunting process, Lthe members of the club willingly work and volunteer their time in order to be a part of this club that truly demonstrates being “men and women with and for others”. -Claire Bonelli President with 1. Carolyn Badillo '08. Ms. Murphy, and Adrienne Syme '08 at Open House. 2. A group of Service Club members at Open House. 3. President Claire Bonelli ‘07 and Vice President Alisa Wong ’07. 4. Alison Fitzpatrick. Katie Balestreri, Ms. Murphy. Adrienne Syme. Gina Guglielmi. Katy Pizza. Mia Neagle. 8iana Mana- lansan. Genine Lobo. Organizations 1 4 6 Liz Adler. Ryan Aguirre. Katie Arsen.o, Ronan Baynes. Claire Bone (President). Danielle Christopher. Kelly Conley. Alex Cunningham. Rachel Cusing. Kirstie Daza. Andrea Dillon. Julie Flodr. Lauren Ghffm. Liam Harris. Ariana Jarrell. Lauren Jauregui. Chris Johnson. Julia Klein. Jessica Lau. Jennifer Loo. Teresa Leong. Sarah Lopez Low. Fred Madigan. Kelsey Maher. Jackie Mancini. Cartlin McCauley. Jeffrey Monticelli. Sarah Morrow. DJ Murphy. Caroline Naughton. Julian Newman. Michelle Nguyen. Sarah O'Leary. Jasmine Percy. Natalie Raggo. Andy Ragni. Mia Salvemini. Claire Sehimaneck. Rosalie Tolentino. Lauren Totah. Joe Tursi. Angela Uyeda. Jason Wen. Afcsa Wong (Vice President). Kathleen woods. Michele Abela. Carolyn Badillo. Katie Balestren. Jack Casey. Lisa Chan. Claire Christian. Peter Cronin. Katherine Dineen. Cara Dorsey. Ryan Fatvey. 2oe Feld. Allison Fitzpatrick. Mackenzie Fotsch. Ryan Geraghty. Guika Gualco-Nel- son. Gina Guglielml. AJlegra Hartman. Max Hartman. Jennifer Joe. Renee Kwok. Genine Lobo. Branca Manalansan. Michelle Melendez. Hatzel Menchaca. Mia Neagle. Katy Pizza. Bruno Schatz, Olivia Schroador, Adri- enne Syme. Thea Trindle. Vashti Viray. Lucy Williams. AJessandra Zanassi. Moderator: Ms. Murphy Organizations 14 7 ALAS n of Latin American Students The Association of Latin American Students is a club dedicated to promoting Hispanic unity within SI. ALAS promotes the cel- ebration of the Hispanic culture through vari- ous forms. Members of ALAS don’t have to be Hispanic; they just have to appreciate the Hispan- ic culture. We at ALAS celebrate the Latino culture (through movies, potlucks, outings, and celebrations. Here In the bay area, where the Latino culture is so evident, we strive to represent this beautiful culture here at SI. Because the Latino culture has many different parts to it, we try to offer a place here at SI for students who identify with the Cul- ture. -Adrian Schurr ‘07 ALAS Club President Karla Ruiz (Co-president). Adrian Schurr (Co-president). Victoria Go- mez. Astrid Robies. Carlo Juarez. Natalia Narvaez.Robert Avila. Sofi Gomez. Julia Anaya. Elena Juan Carlos Arrieta. Ebony Dortch. Rebecca Recinos. Evelyn Derderian.Dgenero Pulido. Kirstie Daza. Marvin Manzanares. Jack Ostler. Josh Menchaca Organizations 1 4 9 C is for Co Talking out Tough C is for Cookie is a club that brings together stu- dents from different social groups to talk about teenage problems and answer questions that you cannot normally ask your parents. We cover issues from depression to par- tying, and we try to have a pow-wow every month. We discuss and share feelings and thoughts about specific issues of particular relevance to teenagers in a |supportive community atmosphere. We allow student toj hear the experiences of their peers. The monthly pow- wows are held in the Library, where one expert and 3-4 student speakers share information and stories about a certain topic. Cookies are handed out at the end of each pow-wow, hence the name “C” is for Cookie. - Colleen Mclnerney ‘07 C is for Cookie Club Presi- dent Club Members Kate Kauffman. Monica Ow. Erika Bnckley. Carol Campbell. Claire McGovern. Colleen Mclnerny. Laura Moir. Meg Miller, and Caroline Lopuck Moderator: Mr, Thomas Organizations 15 0 1. Claire McGovern ‘07 shows off the delicious cookies they provide after their pow-wows. 2. Carol Campbell '08 introduces the student and guest speakers. 3. Nicole Schwabe ‘08. Ashley Kokesh ‘08. and Zoe Seher ‘08 enjoy cookies after attending the Drugs and Alcohol pow-wow. 4. Claire McGovern ‘07. Claire Schimaneck ‘07. Monica Ow ‘07. and Colleen Mclnerny ‘07 Organizations 1 5 1 Ramzi Dudum ‘07 (President). Ben Lo '07 (Vice- President). Madeleine Moore ‘07 (Treasurer). Jack Casey '08 (Secretary). Kelly Conley '07 (Sargeant at Arms). Mimi Smith '07. Helen Fowler '07. Madison Kelleher '07. Jasmine Perey '07. Chris Johnson '07. Patrick Casey '09. Giuli- ana Blasi '07. Lisa Chan '08. Alexis Papalexopoulos '08. Harry Ferdon ‘07, Andrea Dillon '07. Ryan Aguirre '07. Erin McLaughlin ‘07, Danielle Christopher '07. Gina Castagnola '07. Lucy Williams ‘08. and Clancy McCartney '07 Moderators: Mr. Curry and Ms. Murphy 1 5 2 Organizations noil Difference as Ignatian Leaders Wednesday, 12:30. The mood is set. 24 really re- ally good looking people go into the father’s club room. Their purpose, you may ask? To do government. Most of the time, our work goes unnoticed, but week after week we trek up to the fathers club room to plan out our next big ac- tivity. It probably goes unnoticed because no one knows that we’re meeting, much less where the father’s club room is. Many of you reading this, attended our annual Christmas dance although some probably didn’t because you couldn’t get a ticket. Through the hard work and dedication of the stu- dent council, we were able to sell out the Christmas dance for the first time. The common conception is that student council is responsible for dances and rallies. I am here to put that myth away. We do dances, but we had nothing to do with the rally. I swear to that. We decorate the school and everything, but we also are responsible for the general ambiance of the school. I hope we served you well. -Ramzi Dudum 1. Mimi Smith ‘07 and Lisa Chan '08 tone their bodies with physical exertion. 2. Student Council shows their Wildcat spirit with claws. 3. Ramzi Dudum '07 and Madeleine Moore •07 4. Student Council decorates the Com- mmons for the ultimate Throwback Dance. Organizations 1 53 ADMINISTRATION II55 Mathematics Front Row: Remy Hitomi, Sandy Schwarz, Najla Fawal, Elizabeth Regalia, Forrest Higgins. Back Row: John DeBenedetti, Paul Maychrowitz, Charles Murphy, John Regalia, John Grealish, Tom Lagomarsino. Not Picturec Greg Nunley, Michael Silvestri, Kevin Quattrin, Carol Quattrin, William Olinger, Andrew Nguyen, nSJ Mathematical Reasoning... “Mr. Quattrin I tie (for Smartest Facultry Member) because we were smart enough to marry each other.” - Mrs. Quattrin Ms. Fawal’s favorite thing about being a teacher at SI is being on lunch duty, especially in the student center with Mr. Evans. Critical Thinking... What do you find to be the hardest thing to teach? “Logarithms is a difficult subject.” - Mr. Lagomarsino “Degrees because I don’t believe they exist.” (This is a math nerd joke...so chuckle if you get it!) - Mr. Maychrowitz Becky Martinez ‘07 and Claire Christian ‘08 explaining a tough problem to Mr. Quattrin 0 “Students who don’t do their homework.” - Mr. Quattrin Administration 1 5 6 Social Science 'ont Row: Katy Ashby, Danielle Devencenzi, Robert Drucker, Julius Yap. Back Row: John Stiegler, Eric Castro, oselva Tunstall, Richard Soward, Justin Christensen, Arthur Cecchin, David Bowe. Not Pictured: Patrick Mat- nore, William Olinger, Shel Zatkin amous Last Words... udy Tip: “How about actually reading the textbook.” - Mr. Zatkin Moment in Time... What is your favorite event in history? “Studying the Assyrians is best because they teach valuable lessons to existing cultures.” - Mr. Castro “I think presidential elections are really interesting.” - Mr. Christensen “The Revolutionary War because it’s fun, early in the year, and has a good ending.” - Mr. Drucker Ms. Ashby working hard after school Administration 1 5 7 Foreign Language Front Row: Arturo Guevara, Carlos Escobar, Veronica Bricker, Nobuko Takamatsu, Grace Curcio. Back Row: Joanna Bethancourt, Carlos Gazulla, Mary McCarty, Barbara Talavan, Pedro Cafasso, Shelley Friedman, The- resa Tai, Cynthia Robertson. Not Pictured: Mary Switzer Funniest Excuse from a Student: “A student of mine once said his car was towed with his backpack in it.” - Ms. Curcio Cultura of the Monde.. What do you love about your culture language? “The French passion for discussing issues and their joy of conversation.” - Ms. Robertson “I enjoy the variety of art, history, and literature that one can teach about the culture.” - Ms. Talavan “Latin literature and poetry.” - Mrs. McCarty 0 Administration 1 5 8 Science ont Row: Deirdre McGovern, Todd Bank, Patricia Kennedy, Matthew Stecher, Hilary McKinney, Karolina ichniewnicz, Kristen Weihl, Karen Cota. Back Row: Adrian O’Keefe, Don Gamble, Maureen Sullivan, Byron lilhour, Joseph Murphy The faculty voted Dr. Byron Philhour as Smartest Teacher at SI! Scientific Explanations... What do you enjoy about being a science teacher? I like to set up for labs and watch students do hands-on icti vities.” - Mr. Murphy My favorite part of biology is behavioral ecology, which 5 the behavior of animals in the context of their environ- nent.” - Ms. Sullivan Teaching relativity because the students get a kick out if it and never look at the world the same way again.” - Mr. O’Keefe Jasmine Perey '07 and Mr. Murphy working hard in the physics lab Administration 1 5 9 Religious Studies Front Row: Mary Abinante, Patty Zatkin, Fr. Jerry McCourt S.J., Janet Reid, Carol Devincenzi, Michael Shaug nessy. Back Row: Patrick Lynch, Fr. Fran Stiegeler, S.J., Jenny Girard, Anne Stricherz, Chad Evans, Mary Ahl- bach, David Lorentz, Wiliam Haardt, Paul Hanley Beware the Wrath of ? . . . Faculty Member You are afraid of: “Mrs. Zatkin. She’s so nice. There’s go to be something sinister going on there.” - Mr. Evans Gifts from Above... What are your favorite aspects of religion? “I like to talk about what’s real and I enjoy praying with my class.” - Ms. Ahlbach “Religion allows us to engage in conversations about relevant issues, to try and figure out how our faith guides us, and to find our path towards truth.” - Mrs. Devincenzi Mr. Evans repremanding Conor O'Rourke during lunch Administration 1 6 0 Administration 1 6 1 ont Row: Paul Totah, Robert Gavin, Carole Nickolai, Caroline Prinn. Middle Row: James Dekker, Elizabeth ircell, Matt Farley S.J. Back Row: James Bjorkquist, William Isham, Dan Vollert, Josh Frechette, Matt Bo- io, Tim Reardon, Kate Denning, Eileen Woods, Charles Dullea What is your favorite book to teach? Mr. Dekker’s Words of Wisdom: Don’t get on Ms. Purcell’s bad side “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Keasey.” - Mr. Reardon “Hamlet by William Shakespeare.” - Mr. Farley S.J. Mrs. Quattrin says, “There are lots [of nice faculty members], but let’s say Ms. Nickolai [is the nicest]. “ Ms. Purcell’s borrowed words of wisdom: “There is no difference between the man who cannot read and the man who does not read.” - Mark Twain Mr. Bjorkquist, Mr. Dekker. Jessica Rizzo '07, Ella Christoph '07 smiling for the camera Physical Education Left to Right: Steve Bluford, Janet Mullen, Anthony Calvello. Not Pictured: Marla Bottner, Ted Turkington, Eileen Dickenson, John Mulkerrins, Robert Vergara, Chris Delaney. Janet Mullen was voted Toughest Faculty Member here at SI! Team Spirit... What do you enjoy most about teaching physical education? “Watching the growth and development of young student athletes even if they hate to run.” - Coach Bluford “P.E. with Ms. Mullen is super fun.” - Alison Edwards ‘10 “Sports Medicine with Coach Rob is really fun and inter- esting. - Anonymous Students m the Training Room with Marla Bottner and Rob Assadurian Administration 1 6 2 Counselors ont Row: Jenna Boswell, Linda Rich, Susan Lee. Back Row: Rosemary Costello, Nancy Gunther, Melissa Martin, Michael Thomas, ichelle Levine, Andrew Dworak. Not Pictured: Sarah Merrell, Amy Jones, Brian Kelly egra Hartman ‘08. Laura Moir '08. Mrs. e hanging out in the counseling center Lending a Hand... Kerry Grady '07. Sara DeMartini ‘07. Nicole Canepa '07. Elise Wilson '07. and Natalie Sancimino '07 having fun in Mr. Kelly's office. What do you like about being a counselor? ‘I enjoy the individual relationships with students.” - Mr. Kelly “Getting to know the whole part of students and what they are beyond academics.” - Mrs. Lee Administration 1 63 Fine Arts «jgaag -- Left to Right: Nicolas Sablinsky, Janet Sablinsky, Carlos Gazulla. Not Pictured: Katie Wolf, Kate Couch, Ted Curry, Meredith Galvin. Getting the Creative Juices Flowing... What is the best part about Fine Arts? “The greatest goal is to have students experience that music comes from the heart.” - Mr. Sablinsky Even when Mr. makes you the scapegoat for everything, he still makes you feel appreciated... slightly.” - Ryan Geraghty ‘08 “Sharing my love of music with my students.” - Mrs. Sablinsky “Mrs. Galvin is so goofy and funny. She keeps me entertained.” - Kevin Handeland ‘07 Administration 1 6 4 Mrs. Sablinsky conducting the Chamber Singersat the fine arts assembly Development Office Stephen Lovette, Concie Tarantino, Katie Kohmann, Joseph Vollert, Shirley Minger, Genny Poggetti, Michael iotlanger, Tricia Brown, Erin Visbal, Fred Tocchini, John Ring, Michael Theoharis, Paul Totah. Campus Ministry Front Row: Patrick Lynch, Shannon Vanderpol, Peggy Farber. Back Row: Mary Abinante and Michael Shaughnessy Admin Library Left to Right: Sheila Perlite. Carol Hall. Virtudes Gomez Academic Office Left to Right: Paul Molinelli. Jeannie Quesada. Kathleen Kodros. Michael Ugawa Main Office Christian Service Principal Charles Dullea snd Secretary Karen Fisher Left to Right: Linda Boyd and Jenny Girard Student Activies Magis Left to Right: Cynthia Fitzgibbon and Donna Murphy Left to Right: Abram Jackson and Matt Balano Administration 1 6 6 istration Kitchen Dean’s Office Left to Right: Jason Spath. Chew Lee, Tom McGuigan, Dante Lapmitoc. Yan Kwok Yee. Virch “Dewey Vinprasert. Ryan Song Left to Right: Karen Cota. Fr. Wright. SJ.. Br. Draper. Seated: Eda Bot- tini Business Office Admissions Office Left to Right: Terry Dillon, John Grealish, Sharon Reinfeld. Left to Right: Kevin Grady and Francesca Mallegni. Not Pictured: Lori Yap Building and Grounds Left to Right: Mike Stamatopolous, German Bonilla. Quay Kham, Franco Giron. John Muphy, Ted Langlias. Seated: Breen Hofmann. To the Right: Anibal Rodas Tech Office Left to Right: Jamie Pruden. Dave Buhl. Chris Delaney, Tom Casey. Albert Boyle Administration 1 6 7 Freshman Freshman 17 0 “The most memorable times of your freshman year are the times when you can call yourself a ‘stupid freshman’ and laugh!” ur freshman year at SI blew our minds away. From welcoming orientation to crazy finals, we’ve been through pretty much all of it. It was a hectic year filled with friends trying to open your locker, numerous world history outlines, catching your breath, complaining about sore muscles after P.E., our first Bruce Mahoney, and the special Christmas Dance. The memories of the fun we had before and afer school talking and hanging out in the hallways bring back spe- cial memories and inside jokes into mind now the year is done. The countless hours studying, the challenging sports practices, and the endless list of complaints day after day was hard to juggle all together, but in the end, it was all worth it. The number of new friends we’ve made and struggles we overcame made this past year incompa- rable to anything else. One thing’s for sure - freshman year was INCREDIBLE! rreshman Words... “The softest cookies are most chronic!” .....-.QUlOD.Nl.... Freshman 1 7 1 Freshman Firsts Lockers with Locks Bruce Mahoney Winter Formal Football Game Actual P.E. Midterms Finals FML Scan-Tron Cafeteria Food (Cookies!) World History Outline School Play Musical Clubs Vending Machines Rotating Schedule Graphing Calculators Freshman 1 7 2 Top Right: Anna Diaz and Julia Nunes; Center Top Right: Matt Thomas. Alex Walton Scott Shymanski: Center: Matt Hauselt, Peter Landefeld. Anna Diaz and Britney McCahill; Middle: Sofia Robinson. Henry Rodgers. Nick Roman: Above: Lauren Roger; Bottom Left: Connor Lind. Mike Bruno; Bottom Right: Jake Lindstrom. Andy Smith. Griffin Schreader Top 5 TV Shows 1 The OC 2 Project Runway 3 Laguna Beach 4 Grey’s Anatomy 5 Desperate Housewives The Simpsons Freshman 1 7 3 Timothy Abellera Kimberly Achacoso Dean Aiello Nicholas Alimam Julia Anaya Carter Andereck Nicole Amcetti William Arbuckle Bridget Arriaza Richard Ash Rebekah Azofeifa Kristie Babasa Kaitlyn Barnard Caroline Barrack Zachary Batstone Emily Baylor Aisling Baynes Garrett Beaman Haley Beffel Kelsey Beffel Anjalee Behti Breonna Bell William Bello Keith Berquist Kimberly Bettinger Uly Bigaike Isabella Blast Rachel Blomberg Danielle Borja Janice Boswell Scott Boudewyn Mickey Boxell Jordan Boyer Marisa Bradley Elisabeth Brooks Ryan Brown Sydney Brunner Michael Bruno Padraig Buckley Kahler Pascuale Bugtong Jamil Burns Nicholas Buse Rendeil Bustos Daniel 8yrnc Janelie Cabuco Chelsea Camacho Daniel Campos Miguel Campos Gabrieile Capili Lea Carey Jose Carrasco Brooke Carter Nathan Carzon Harriet Casserly Aisling Cassidy Jasmm Castillo Elizabeth Castro Abrams Kayla Caturay Connor Cavalier Brett Cde Baca Kyle Cesena Beverly Chan Lauren Chan Albert Chang Allen Chiu Bryan Chnstofferson Stuart Christoph Sean Christopher Penelope Chuah Emily Clark Ryan Coen Conor Coffey Freshman 1 7 4 Dax Cohan Ryan Cohn Claire Collins Madeline Collins Brendan Columbos Samantha Corrales Amanda Corsiglia Olivia Corwin Kelly Costello Joseph Crawley Joe Cremen Michael Crocker Nicole Crosby Jonathan Crossley Shannon Cunnane Oliver Cunningham Rachel Cunningham Christina Daniele Daine Danielson Dominic de Guzman Andrea De Martini Anna Michaela Diaz Paolo DiGiovanni Ciara Dineen Chloe Doherty Joseph Dowbenko Glenn Downing Natalie Doyle Christopher Dumont Karine Durand Lilia Earnest Alison Edwards Robert Emery Amanda Espiritu Cary Ezquerro Christopher Falvey Joseph Fangon Joseph Fenech Thomas Ferdon Cecily Fernandes Monica Fernandez Keegan Finn Jonathan Fong Thomas Foster Katherine Freedman Ryan Fromm Jeffrey Fu Zaheeda Gagan Evan Galante Laura Garcia Carmela Paula Gaspar Juliann George Emily Glaessner Andrew Godin Sofi Gomez Paula Gonzalez Ermlee Goo Stewart Goossens Mairead Gorwky Emma Goyette Kyle Graycar Michael Grealish Bennett Green Timothy Green Rachna Gulati Athan Haigh Sheldon Haisted Gerard Harkin Victoria Harrell Evan Harrison-Wong Michael Hartman Matthew Freshman 1 Freshman 17 6 Rosemarie Hayes Christopher Heckert Natalia Hess Claire Hot I Peter Hotl Christopher Hoo Kelly How Lindsey Hoyem Jason Jaber Natalie Jacobs Gregory Jhung Shelby Joe Calvin Joewono Christian Jordan Gregory Joson Kyle Kalpakoff Claire Kane Haley Kaplan Maureen Kaprosch Virginia Kase Kevin Keane Michael Kennedy John Kieser Ji Hyun Kim William Kircher Juliet Knox William Knutsen Jake Koch Caroline Kolenda 8rennan Kurtela Kyle Kuwatani Michaela Lalanne Scott Lamson Peter Landefeld Anthony Le Dominic Ledda Chelsea Lee James Lee Letticia Lee Phillip Lee Breniel Lemley Zachary Leonard Megan Leung Tonia Levy Michael Lin Winston Lin Connor Und Jake Lindstrom Hannah Linhares Matthew Lopez Maureen Loughrey Robert Lucchesi Eamonn Lundy Keenan Lynch Nicholas Lynch Michelle Maclel Kimberly Maher Megan Mahoney Zachary Malinski Lindsey Ann Manuel Gabriel Manzanares Kaitlin Marconi Annemarie Martin Ronald Martin Andres Martinez Joseph McBride Carly McCaffrey 8rittney McCahill Eoin McCarthy Michael McDonald Brian McGovern Meagan McGovern Freshman 178 Sorcha McGrillen Andrew McGumness Dylan McGuire Mary Mclnerney Seamus Mclnerney Yra Meehleib Sophia Melone Jessica Meredith Matthew Micheii Chelsea Miller David Misner Mariana Molina Michael Moore Monica Morales Megan Moran John Morrison Dillon Moscone Robert Mungia Bryce Murphy Erin Murphy Trevor Murphy James Murray Lauren Murray Natalia Narvaez Alexander Nash William Naughton Melanie Navarro Michael Navarro Peter Nelson Chnstine Neville Dominic Newmann Janis Ng Thao Nguyen Malcolm Norman Julia Nunes Devin O'Brien Eilise O'Connor James O'Donoghue Daniel O'Leary Emma O'Leary John O’Malley Megan O'Meara Timothy O'Reilly Kelly O'Rourke Joseph Olcomendy Kyle Vincent Oliman Laura Oliver Camille Ong Abigail Otto Angela Owczarek Julia Papale Sarah Park David Pating Julia Pavicic Garrett Peck Aarin Peguese John Pertseh Michael Pizza Michelle Poimboeuf Mauricio Ponce Roslyn Pontius Kathryn Pope John Quinlan Phoebe Quinlan Bernadette Rabuy Pierson Racanelli Jon Rand Joseph Reavey Michael Roher Martin Reidy Joerelle Rivera Sofia Freshman 1 Embarrassing Moments! “A senior walked up to me and told me that some- one broke into my locker. I said, ‘really who?’ and he started cracking up.” -Julia “Mv ceN Phone went off on Orientation dur- ing the tech presentation. I ran out of the chapel because I didn’t know how to turn it off.”-Elizabeth “On the first day of school I wandered around the second floor looking for a third floor classroom. And then I walked into a junior classroom -Anonymous “During the first week of school I was in the stairwell when someone pushed me into a senior who shoved me against the wall.” -Garret 4 1. Nathan Carzoo. Zoo Wong, and Garrett Peck 2. Willy Arbuckle 3. Jessica Meredith 4. Claire Hoil. Janice Boswell. Lea Carey. Kelly Sheehan, and Willy Arbuckle 5. Justin Zapuncic 6. Amanda Corsiglia. Joio Wear. Jamce Boswell, and Lindsey Hoyem 7. Juliet Knox and Kim- berly Maher 8. Michaeia Lalanne. Kaitlyn Barnard. Joey Fenech. and Dewey Dumont t Freshman 1 80 “A bird pooped in my bread- bowl one day at lunch. I didn’t realize so I kept on eat- ing it. After I finished some- one told me.” -Gregory “I got stuck with a bottom locker. One day when I was getting my books, the girl above me opened her locker and hit me in the head. ” -Anonymous “One day I walked out of the bathroom with my skirt flipped up in the back, and some upperclassman were behind me!” -Anonymous “I was trying to impress a bunch of good looking girls by telling a joke. After I finished no one said anything. And that was it.” -Pierson Freshman 1 8 1 Seamus Roddy Henry Rodgers Pedro Rodriguez-Garcia Lauren Roger Nicholas Roman Olivia Romero Spencer Rosen Lowell Kevin Roxas Dominique Russo Hunter Ryan Christian Samonte Miguel Sanchez Tanya Sanderson Giancarlo Sangiacomo Elisa Santos Pamela Santos Stefame Santos Joanna Saribalis Amanda Schaffer Ronald Schivo Griffin Schreader Marguerite Scott Jessica Serrato Laura Shannon Kelly Sheehan Rosie Shepherd Emify Shick Scott Shymanski Gabrielle Silva Melissa Simpson Madeline Sinks Charlie Situ Jenny Situ Elizabeth Skewes-Cox Andrew Smith Dylan Smith John David StabenfekJt John Stellini John Strizich Andrea Struve Freshman 1 8 2 Mario Studley Timothy Sweeney Katherine Swift Lucas Talavan-Becker Emily Tatum Catherine Teitz Linda Tenerowicz Matthew Thomas Dylan Thompson AJyssa Tio Jacqueline Toboni Kirsten Tocchini Emilio Torres Michael Totah Ryan Tursi Alberto Valdiviez Andreis Vanderbilt Matteo Vicino Christina Vlahos Geneva Vogelheim Gina Volpe Alexander Walton Josephine Wear Eileen Welch Marisa Williams Tavis Wong Zoe Wong Colin Woodell Shelby Wright Logan Wroolie Cory Yan Brian Yee 1. Mikaela Neville 2. Olivia Corwin. Camille Ong. Lauren Roger. Kirsten Tocchini 3. Kelly Costello. Kaitlin Barnard 4. Jasmin Castillo 5. Ticia. Nicole. Julia. Rachel. Carli. Janice. Megan, Natalia 6, Jessica Meredith. Lauren Mur- ray. Phoebe Quinlan. Andy DeMartini 7. Joe McBride. Joe Quinlan. Daniel O'Leary. Eoin McCarthy. Gerard Harkin Freshman 1 8 3 SOPHOMORE 1187 Pablo Abarca Mary Abdul Massih Roland Aguilar Alexander Alaura Reyes Bruce Aldana Sydney Allen Kevin Amaroli Corinne Ankenbruck-Keogh Samuel Arabian Emily Arbuckle Jennifer Arimoto Adrienne Arnold Maisic Arnold Joseph Arsemo Michelle Aureliano Alexander Austria Robert Avila Ana Baccari Nathan Baker Jessica Baldwin Christina Baiistren Julia Balistreri Karlncent Balitaan VI Gabriel Roberto 8arrios Sophomore 1 8 8 Jade Batstone Janelle Battad Veronica Bauer-Domurat Natalie Beaulieu Arielle Beauvoir Sarah Bedford Katherine Betden Hope Benedetti William Bennett Alexander Berg Camille Bermudez Jessica Bernstein Kristen 8ertigha Jackson Betro Peter Birsinger Kathenne Bloomfield Nicholas Bonn Brayden Borcherdmg Sean 8orella Connor Brenes Nicholas Bristow Beau Bruneman Catherine Bruno Gabriel Buck Eleanor Buckingham Ryan Buick John Butler Jayne Callander Teresa Marie Carino Allison Carleton Dylan Carrol Patrick Casey Bianca Castro Andrew Champeau Justin Chan Eric Charles Francisco Chavez Christina Chen Irene Ching Sydnie Ann Chy Travis Clark Michelle Cleary Derrick Cleland George Coker Sheila Connelly Stephen-Beia Cooper Michael Costello Adrianna Creese 1. Katherine Bloomfield 2. Gabe Hens-Piazza 3. Rogers Fartow 4. Drew Raher 5. Nicholas Urbano 6. Julia Yrani. Rehana lerandeau 7. Erin Grady. 8issy Sancimino 8. Mary Palazzolo 9. Cara Mclaughiln, Nicole O'Dea. Nata- lie Dillon. Connor Wilkes. Matt Hammer. Rilley Gifford. Natalie Beaulieu. Adrienne Arnold. Eric Gordon. Josh Ruck Sophomore 1 Ajnqxoy at ie w6fN v 0 6 I ojoiuoudos © In Clockwise order: Alexa Manatansan. Jeraldine Mendoza. Kelly Stanghellmi, Jen Magal- ing. Paula Guerra, Nata- lie Beaulieu. Adrienne Ar- nold. Riley Gifford. Anna DcMarchena. Natalie Dillon. Cara Mcgaughlin, Jen Arimoto. Margarita Diaz. Claire McCartney. Stephanie Fareli. Chel- sea Santos. Gabe Buck. Anne Gress Casey Cremen Martha Cuenca Connor Culligan Jack Cullman Jason Curry Ann Dahl berg Brendan Daly Kathryn Daly Alison Dana Ronnei Datlag Madison Davis Herbert Dee Inamari Grace Delos Santos Anna Demarchena Ryan Dennison Margarita Diaz Eric Dill Natalie Dillon John Diserens Jennifer Dowdy Kevin Downs Devin Dunn Vincent Eberle-Reesink Andrew Ebert Isabelle Elias Angela Kristina Enage John Enriquez Ryan Fabie Kendra Fallon Brandon Falzon Rogers Fartow John Farr Stephanie Farrell Daniel Ferdon William Fisher Brendan Fitzpatrick Sophomore 1 9 Jennifer Flannery Natalie Flores Karyn Foedisch Sydney Fogel Victoria Fossett Monica Franceschi Will Fredericks Michael Freise Matthew GalUani Joellen Gaiiigan Katherine Gandolfo William Gaus Joshua Gee Connor Geraghty Bianca Giarratano Spencer Gibson Riley Gifford Talia Giordano David Giovanazzi Matthew Glenwright Lauren Goralski Eric Gordon Timothy Gorospe Catrina Gotuaco Paul Goudy Taylor Gowan Erin Grady Jeana Gragnani Keith Graham Emily Gray Anne Gress Susannah Groh Evan Grzejka Paula Guerra Joshua Guggenheim Thomas Habelt Shannon Hahn Antonia Hall Michelle Hammel Matthew Hammer In Clockwise order from top left: Pieter Kranenburg. Grace De los Santos. Nick Jose. Alex Rudnicki, Gabe Hens-Piazza. Fanor Meneses. Joshua Menchaca. Clint Hesselgren. Anna Kegulski. Natasha lekach. Talia Gior- dano. Sam Arabian. Katie Gandalfo Sophomore 1 9 2 Welcome Transfers! Name: Alii Austria Old School: Sacred Heart College Preparatory Why he transfered: SI was his 1st choice Activities: Varsity Baskeball Free Time: loves shoes Name: Katy Holstine Old School: Del Monte Branch High Nhy she transfered: Better opportuni- ies -ree Time: Modeling Name: Danielle Sabalvaro Old School: Convent of the Sacred Heart Why she transferred: Needed a change because she went to the same schoool for 10 years Activities: Varsity Tennis Free Time: Hang out with friends Name: Joey Arsenio III Old School: Marin Catholic Why he transfered: Parents wanted him to and he wanted to be in the city Free Time: Lacrosse, surfing, snow- boarding Christian Harris-Alabanza Natalie Hartman Gabriel Hens-Piazza Nicolas Hernandez Steven Hernandez Clinton Hesselgren Kyle Hilken Christine Hirtzel Virginia Hodges Daniel Hoff Caitlin Hogan Kaitlyn Holstine Kathy Huang John Ide Gregory Innes Ryan Irwin Carolyn Jaquier Monica Joe Dylan John Jeremy Johnson Shannon Johnston Alessandra Jones Nicholas Jose Carlo Juarez Tenny Kachatourian Julianna Kapjian-Pitt Anna Kegulski Kevin Keller Mark Gabriel Kenney Jenna Keohane Michele Kern Lauren Ketteil Robert Kham Jane Kim Ryan Kircher Megan Knudson Matthew Kolhede Edward Kong Pieter Kranenburg Stephanie Sophomore 1 Anne Kutzscher Jacqueline Laianne Janice Lam Kelly Lang Nicholas Lawrence Brian Lee llani Lee Natalia Lekach Trinity Leonard Rehana Lerandeau Robert Leupp Darwin Li Andre Licudine Kytee Lin Cameron Loback David Los Banos Darcy Lundy Marienor Krizzia Madrilejo Jennifer Magaling Jeremy Mah Erin Mahoney Ryan Mak Christopher Maldonado William Mallen III Thomas Maloney Alexa Manalansan Mahan Manapsal Nicole Mancini Cali Martin Meagan Martin Gma Massetani William Mattimore Margaret Mattson Melissa Mauer Matthew May Shannon McCaffrey Claire McCartney Stephen McEvoy Cara McLaughlin Mary Meehan Joshua Menchaca Jeraidine Mendoza Nataly Mendoza Fanor Meneses Nicholas Miller Colin Moore Sarah Moran Trevor Morse Edward Mosley Alexander Mrtik Kurt Mulligan Alyson Murphy Kathryn Musumeci Nidal Nasrah Kyle Nelson Matthew Ng “No where in Marin.” -Natalie Beaulieu “San Valley Mall in Pittsburg “Louisiana Fried Chicken in San Francisco.” -Roland Aguilar -Dylan John and Christian Harris Sophomore 194 “I hate it when peo- eace out, girl scout. ” ? sin9.'n class• ” Wo y Meehan -Dylan John “That's how we roll in CaShburrry. ” 'Bimi Gaus ,IJb jnfjnjte and beyond. ” -Trevor Morse Voice of a Sophomore “I once got a detention for “Don't do drugs.” “This year is in honor of the instigating a revolution. ” -Eric Dill international hero, Steve Irwin” -Charlie Stephens -Jack Diserens Driving When you receive your license, where is the first place that you are driving to? “I'd be roaming -Clinton Hesselgres- sen “Go to Oakland amd go to a side show and do some donuts -Nataly Mendoza and Josh Thierry “Southern California. ” -Gabe Barrios Nicholas Nguyen Stella Nnodim Nicote O’Dea Thomas O'Malley Liam O'Reilly Timothy O'Sullivan Vitalis Obidi Pilar Odom Frank Olcomendy Andrew Ontano Tatiana Padilla Maude Page Margaret Palazzoto Mary Palazzolo Arianna Papalexopoulos Matthew Park Dominic Pasquali Elizabeth Paulsen Dustin Pearson Kimberly Pia Daniel Price Charlotte Pruden Gianna Puccinelli Lauren Quan Eric Quesada Peter Quinn Anne Radsliff Drew Raher Adriana Reinecke Gabrielle Reinecke Kevin Reiser Gabriela Reyes Samuel Richman Sarahi Rivas Sarah Rizzo Sofia Felice Rizzo Denise Roilandi Jake Rose Joshua Ruck Alexander Rudnicki Kyle Ruiz John Ryan Mary Ryan William Ryan Danielle Sabalvaro Elizabeth Sancimino Natalie Sangiacomo Larjon Martm Santiago 0 Sophomores 1 9 6 How do you get to school? How would you prefer to get to school? “I ride DA YELLOW BUS. -Vince Silveira “As of now, my mom drives me, but I'd like to fly a private jet and land on the roof at school. ” -Jessica Bernstein “I carpool but I prefer to drive. ” -Julianna Kapijan-Pitt “I commute with my dad but sometimes I carpool. I prefer to drive myself when I get my license “I get to school with my brother. I prefer to get to school by myself. ” -Matt Hammer “I drive.” -Sean Yates -Danielle Sabalvaro Charles Emmanuel Santos Chelsea Santos Dedrick Sarzaba Matthew Sauers Danielle Schaefer Matthew Schimpf Adriana Schivo Tara Schwall Michael Sebastinelli Bambi Seltenrich Annalyse Sheppard Robert Sherburne Elias Shikaloff Michael Shymanski Vincent Silveira Georgia Silvia Jessica Sinks Kiyoshi Smith Trevor Smith Allysha Smith-Catley Kris Soekotjo Kyle Soekotjo Rick Solomon Matthew Sotto Richelle Spedus Sean Spiers Pailin Srukhosit Kelly Stanghellini Charles Stephens Kyle Stranahan Samuel Strelkoff Victoria Student Timothy Sturm Madeline Summa Jacqueline Sun Rex Suter Daniel Tan Matthew Tate Matthew Tayag Colette Taylor Marisol Terrazas M arise Thadani Joshua Thierry Jeff Thomas Jessica Times Jari-Lee Tolentino Dino Tonelli Meghan Trace Sophomores 1 9 7 €) rocrastinate? “Because homework sucks.” “I google things.” -Isabelle “I’d rather do some- thing that doesn’t give me brain cramps.” Joey Galligan “Hang out with friends and enter- tain myself.” -Lauren “Instant Messaging” -Anonymous What makes it better being a Sophomore? “More people to know and I know how school goes.” -Brian Lee “Driver’s License.” -Josh Guggenheim “I know the school.” -Michelle Aureliano “People don’t call you freshman anymore.” -Dedrick Sarzaba “It’s easier because we’re adjusted.” -Theresa Carino “Much easier? You don’t get lost in the halls.” -Gabe Buck “More authority.” -Kris Soekotjo “Better food.” -Ryan Dennison “The best thing about sophomore year is... I don’t know.” -Liz Watters “We’re not freshmen.” -Sydnie Chy “Knowing which staircase to take.” -Anonymous “Now we can say, ‘Move Fresh- men.’” -Catrina Gotuaco, Annie De March- ena, Darcy Lundy Sophomores 1 9 9 w Margaret Trainor Andreanna Tzortzis Rebecca Unruh Nicholas Urbano Carolyn Vmnicombe Sloane Viola Ricardo Wassmer IV Elizabeth Watters William Welsh Shawn Wen Laura West Sydney West Conor Wilkes Andrew Wong Stephanie Wong Kevin Woods Theresa Woods Sean Yates Austin Yau Julia Yrani Angela Yuen Alexa Zapletal Most Hated and or Most Difficult Class English 33% Science 17% Fine Arts 3% Mathematics 11% Foreign Language 19% PE 3% History 13% The things that sophomores need to change or remind themselves Focus on school and not on guys.” -Anonymous “To make sure I look hella good in the morning.” -Jack Farr “A man without a brain is a dead man. A man with a brain has to use it.” -Ronnel Datlag “We’re still only sopho- mores, we’re not cool enough to make fun of freshman.” -Jenny Arimoto Think more about actual chem istry and less about human chemistry.” -Jade Bastone quoting Mrs. McGovern “Actually, I can make fun of freshman.” -Daniel Tan To put on the same socks, Drew Raher To remind Derrick Cleland of the Raider’s Record.” -Jack Diserens Homework Kim Pia Sophomores 2 0 1 mores Sophomores 2 03 JUNIOR 205 Junior Year: Friend or Foe? As junior year comes to an end, we reflect on our past years here at SI. We’ve been through the “Freshman, stop blocking the halls! and the ‘‘Silly sophomores, you are still underclassmen! Embracing the intuitive knowledge that accompanies the title of “upperclassmen.” this year we be- gan to understand what past juniors and seniors had experienced. We found ourselves managing the social ideals of freshman year, the academic goals of sophomore year, and the added responsibility of being upperclassmen at SI. We learned how to balance hours of homework and extracurriculars. while maintaining a social life, and we discovered just how many cups of coffee are actually needed to stay awake after 3 hours of sleep. Many times throughout the year, we asked ourselves how we ever thought last year was hard. While many of us, after staring at a schedule filled with 0°. AP class- es, and otherwise demanding courses, began the countdown to summer a few weeks before school started, no member of our junior class can deny polos filled our crowded closets, as responsibility and leadership claimed us as their newest members. Counselor meeting periods became frequent, with surveys conveying possible Colleges and majors. PSAT scores drove many of us to our loca' bookstores to flip through the several 2” thick SAT prep books, only to realize-that the time to start studying would have been 3 months sooner. Like a cherry on top ar already complex-junior sundae, our rigorous college process took full effect. Of course, junior year also came with privileges. We crowded the commons during 5th lunch and went to our first SI prom. We experienced the trauma of having our stomach growl during 4th period and the resulting joy of having only one class after lunch. Our class earned more and more licenses (not to mention tickets for street cleaning), and friendly reminders to “Get Off Your Butt” increased our class involvement. We developed new ways to cope with stress, and. although familiar with so much, faced major adjustments to new SI additions. While coming back from summer, planning to resume that comfortable reclining position with feet resting on the conve- niently-placed basket of the desk in front of us. straight-backed chairs and unstable desks took us by surprise. New dance rules also called attention, and the newly enforced no-eating-in-the-halls rule landed many juniors in detention. As the countdown to the end continues into single digits, we realize that, in less than a few months, we will be seniors. We will no longer be com- pared to the class above us: we will be the class that sets the standard. Like a caterpillar emerging from our junior cocoon, we will become the beautiful butterflies that are SI seniors. Michelle Abela Susan Abdlera Gabriel Abiname Randrea Acda Robertson Allen Natalie Anaya Vasilios Angelopoulos Reginald Antonio Kevin Apolinario Alexander Arnest Juan Carlos Arrieta Jake Avella Jennifer Azofeifa Carolyn Badillo Francesca Badiola Melissa Bailey Katherine Balestreri Kathryn Barulich Nicola Beaumont Drew 8eaurtine Kyle Bell Alyssa Bergerson Aimee Bidegainberry Hannah Bigalke Sophie Bigalke liana Black Dominique Bonino Will Borba James Boswell Sean Boyd Erika Brickley Michael Brophy 1. Ashley Kokesh. Zoe Seher 2. Danny Martinez, Elisa Fanucchi 3. Cristina Fowler, Adeline Newmann 4. Stefani O'Donoghue. Alex Carleton, Jim Shannon 5. Mike Quinones, Joaquin De La Torre. Jericko Gonzalez 6. Vince Legarza, Paul Toboni 7. Nate Lozano. Calvin Ma 8. Roxy Jauregui, Rebecca Recinos 9. Jac- lyn Siniora, Michelle Abella, Laura Grealish, Kaitlin Holl 10. Jon Rey. Chris Duhn, Jarvis Mariategue, Jinna Pang 11. Lilibeth Fer- nandez. Lucy Gonzalez 12. Rebbeca Recinos. Morgan Jarrell, Tess Peirona. Mimi Ho 13. Allison Fitzpatrick. Sophie Harrison- Wong 14. Alex Freedman. Kristin Halsing Junior 20 7 Marjan Brown Danielle Brunache Gabriel 8runo Samuel Buckter Michael Bugatto Alexander Bull Maya Burns Thomas Cahill Stephen Cajilig Connor Callaghan Matthew Calian Lorena Camarena Carol Campbell Morgan Campbell Reed Campbell Alexander Capretta Matthew Carberry Alexander Carleton John Casey Nicolas Cashman Elena Castillo Mitchell Cde Baca Micheline Chagniot Celena Chan Courtney Chan Lisa Chan Beverly Chao Claire Christian Kelli Cleary Monica Coen Adrienne Cole Abigail Colyer Junior 2 08 Chadtd Conley Brittany Conroy Jonathan Cooperman Michaela Costello Patrick Costello Sean Cotter Peter Cronin Seamus Cronin Nicholas David Joaquin De La Torre Molly Delahunty Alexander DeMenno Maxwell Denny Elizabeth Devcich Shannon Devlin Andrew Dill R. Christine Dimagmaliw Katherine Dineen Rian Dineen Benjamin Diserens Monica Dizon Devan Donaldson Cara Dorsey Joseph Duggan Christopher Duhn JohnPatrick Dunne Dominique Erdozamcy Luis Esparza Ryan Falk Ryan Falvey Elisa Fanucchi Zoe Feld 1. Kimmy O'Callaghan, Marlene Lundy. Giana Lando 2. Seamus Cronin. Coonor Callaghan. Mike Kolhede, Charlie Johnson. Evan Hughes. Will Skewes-Cox, Matt Mahoney. Zach Love 3. Jim Mezzera, Tony Urbina 4. Audrey Neuman. Elisabeth Melnitchenko. Lauren Kingsley 5. Danielle Brunache. Monika Stansbury 6. Victor Nguyen. Celena Chan. Kevin Siu. Stephen Cajilig 7. Jaqueline Taylor. Audrey Neuman. Mia Neagle. Katie Pizza. Sasha Lohrey 8. Siobhan Taylor. Ceri Quattrin, Andrew McCarty. Jack Kodros. Douglas Ryan. Melissa Bailey. Carolyn Badillo Junior 209 Elizabeth Fennie Luisa Fernandez Kevin Finn Allison Fitzpatrick Sumner Fontaine Katherine Fotinos Alexander Fotsch Mackenzie Fotsch Cristina Fowler Charles Franz Alexander Freedman Lena Frostestad Christopher Fung John Galante Cassandra Gallagher Gregory Gandolto Robert Garrison Paul Gaus Samantha Gazaic Ryan Geraghty Steven Gimeno Stephen Girtich Kayla Gogarty Michael Golden 1. Andrew Kolchak, Anthony Howley 2.Genine Lobo. CJ Fung, Eric Tom 3. Sheila Johnstone. Kayla McDow 4. Bus Leonard, Devin Donald- son, Jim Shannon, Jack Ostler. Bruno Schatz, Paddy Dunne, Mike Prodvidenza 5. Olivia Schreader. Dionne Licudine, Courtney Chan, Ryan Falk 6. R. Christine Dimagmaliw. Rea Acda 7. Brittany Salinas. Curious George. Ryan Meredith Victoria Gomez Joricko Gonzalez Lucia Gonzalez Shwesha Govil Nicole Grazioli Laura Greahsh Adam Greenberg Giulia Gualco-Nelson Gina Guglielmi Barrett Hahn Aaron Halbteib John Halloran Kristin Halsing Michael Hammer Ann Hansen Jessica Harders Sophia Harhson-Wong Allegra Hartman Maximilian Hartman Rachel Hatch Benjamin Herwitz Edward Hesselgren John Hietter Amelia Ho Junior 2 1 0 Kaitlin Holi Sarah Horst Anthony Howley Evan Hughes Catherine Humphreys Justin Ibisate Riza V. (numerable Juri Jacoby Andre Jalalian Morgan Jarrell Roxana Jauregui Kevin Jeung Jennifer Joe Charles Johnson Sheila Johnstone Paolo Jose Spencer Kaplan Jackson Kapler-Galan Leena Karjalainen Kathryn Kauffman Sandra Kelly Evan Kim Lauren Kingsley Jessica Kleid Which SI faculty member is our class most like? ‘Mr. Drucker because he is loved, and his class is like a party.” - Jim Mezzera “Mr. Dekker because he doesn’t think about what he says before he says it, such as, “Your Mother!” -Rebecca Recinos Br. Draper because he is morally upstanding.” - Matt Mahoney Jack Kodros Ashley Kokesh Andrew Kolchak Michael Kolhede P. Alexander Kranenburg Michael Kutzscher Mason Kwial Renee Kwok Clare Landefeld Giana Lando Erica Lang Roy Lang Monica Larano David Lee Vincent Legarza Matthew Leland Columbus Leonard Stanley Leung Kelsey Lim Melissa Liotta Robert Lloyd Ross Lloyd-Butler Genine Lobo Alexandra Lohrey Junior 2 1 1 ir © R Damien Lombardo Simon Loos Zachary Love Mattie Loyce Nathaniel Lozano John Luchessa Marlene Lundy Hannah Lynch Rebecca Lynch Calvin Ma Kylie Magner Matthew Mahoney Janelle Mammini Bianca Rae Manalansan Jarvis Manategue Karen Marshall Christopher Martin Daniel Martinez Sasha Martinez Joseph Massanti Thomas Mattimore John Maxwell Margaret McCarthy Megan McCarthy Andrew McCarty Madeline McDonnell Kayla McDow Kerry McGee Ryan McWhirter Livia Meharg Michelle Melendez Elizabeth Melnitchenko 1. Joey Murphy. Jack Maxwell. Barrett Hahn 2. Spencer Kaplan. Sean O’Leary. John Galante. Alex Fotsch 3. Sarah Horst. Kayla Gogarty, Kylie Reich. Megan McCar- thy. Keeln Woodell. Dominique Bonino 4. Hatzel Menchaca. Shannon Devlin5. Mike Rapadas. Nick David. Jordan Suero. Alyssa Sangalang. Reggie Antonio 6. Lena Frost- estad. Brittany Conroy 7. Alex Kranenburg. Adrienne Syme. Emma Skelton. Zoe Molke. Gina Guglielmi. Carol Campbell Junior 2 1 2 Hatzel Menchaca Ryan Meredith James Mezzera Thomas Mezzera Hanna Milani-Waiker Melanie Mistica Laura Moir Zoe Moike Karalen Morthote Zea Moscone Nicholas Mullen Brendan Mullins Christopher Murphy Joseph Murphy Olivia Narvaez Mia Neagie Audrey Neuman Brendan Neville Adeline Newmann Justin Ng Victor Nguyen Denzel Nicholas James Niven Catherine Nolan Kimberley O'Callaghan Rory O'Connor Kerry O'Dorvoghue Sandra O'Donoghue Stefani O'Donoghue Sean O'Leary Joan O'Neill Noah Orme Junior 2 Nicholas Osborne Jack Ostler Laura Owens Lauren Padilla Mia Pallari Jinna Pang Katherine Paolmi Alexis Papalexopouios Joseph Peck Teressa Petrona Natalie Perkins Alexandra Pinell Katherine Pizza Knstoffer Praxedes Maximilian Proano Jessica Protasio 1. Sean Tsui. Jon Cooperman 2. Susan Abeilera. Monica Coen. Abby Shapiro 3. Alex Esparza. Sasha Martinez 4. Sean O'Leary. Roy Lang. Alyssa Berg- erson. Andy Dill 5. Sarah Solso, Ed Hesselgren 6. Jessica Harders. Alessandra Zanassi. Kelsey Urn, Cassandra Gallagher 7. Tara Ver. David Lee. Jinna Pang 8. Chris Duhn. Denzel Nicholas. Bus Leonard. Justin Ibisate 9. Andrew McCarty 10. Rachel Hatch 11. Sandra O'Donoghue and Mike Providenza with Swiss exchange students Juniors 2 1 4 Definition of a Junior Those zombies you see around school, either :omplaining that the work load is too heavy, hrowing a parade for getting an A on that really lard AP History quiz, sleeping, or some combina- ion of the three.” Ceri Quattrin Junior year is kind of like :rew. Everyone hates it, no ne can get out of it, and it uins your life.” Katie Balestreri ‘When you get an aver- age of four hours of sleep every night, you know you are a junior.” -Kate Kauffman A junior is someone who has dedicated an entire ear to passing that AP US History class, mak- ig that varsity team, visiting colleges, and trying d enjoy being an upper classman while suffering 'om severe sleep deprivation and ultimately sacri- cing oveall sanity.” Monica Dizon Michael Providenza Ceridwen Quattrin Leland Quinn Michael Quinones Michael Rapadas Pierre Rappolt Rebecca Recinos Jon Redenius Kylie Reich Jon Norman Rey Kelly Roberts Bridget Roddy Alison Rogers Adam Rosasco Nicholas Rose Giancarlo Rulli Juniors 2 1 5 1. Mimi Ho. Joey Duggan. Peter Cronin. Max Hartman. Matt Carberry. Monica Larano. Kate Paohni. Giulia Gual- co-Nelson. All Pinell. Michelle Abela 2. Greg Gandolfo. Andrew Shahamiri 3. Melanie Mistica. Chessa Badiola 4. Courtney Chan. Noah Orne 5. Max Denny. Zack Love. Jack Casey 6. Lizzie Devcich. Maya Burns 7. Kevin Apo- Imario. Monica Dizon 8. Simon Loos. Tom Cahill. Katie Dineen 9. Kaitlin Holl. Thea Trindle. Kelly Stupi. Isabelle Struve. Cassandra Gallagher. Clare Landefeld 10. Chadid Conley. Victoria Gomez, liana Black. Kyle Bell. Juan Carlos Arrieta 11. Nick Rose. Charles Franz 12. Adam Greenberg. Kerry O' Donoghue, Stephen Girlich 13. Mike Bugatto. Robby Garrison. Will Borba. Ryan McWhirter. Kevin Swanson 14. Lorcna Camarena. Joan O'Neil IS. Hannah Bsgalke. Morgan Campbell. Samantha Gazale 16. Tom Mezzera. Dorn Erdozaincy. Nick Cashman 17. Michael Quinones. Alex Arnest 18. Ian Sarmiento. Adam Rosasco. Lena Frostestad. Jennifer Joe. Melissa Liotta. Jessica Protasio. 8everly Chao Juniors 21 6 m 1. Sam Suckter 2. Maddie McDonnell 3. Mic Tan 4. Janclle Mammini 5. Giancarlo Rulli 6. Leena Kagalainen 7.Marlene Lundy. Elena Trierweiler. Aimee Bidegainberry 8 Lyndsie Deliaria. Katie Balestreri. Jenn Azofeifa 9. Maggie McCarthy. Bianca Manatansan 10. Alex DeMenno. Sean O'Leary. Michaela Costello. Rodrigo Williams 11. Rian Drneen, Jack Casey, Abe Waziri 12. Drew Beaurline. Nick Osborne. Chris Viehwig. Joe Strizich. David Schaefer. Gat Bruno 13. Michelme Chagniot. Cara Dorsey Junior Academics The Top 5 Favorite Junior Classes: 1. English 2. Religion 3. Precalculus 4. US History 5. Anatomy “Pink Floyd + Trig = a match made in heav- en.” - Ryan Geraghty “Anatomy... I’ve heard it’s good.” - Thomas Mattimore “When you’re making your junior schedule, you have to decide whether you want college credits for AP courses or a LIFE... because it’s impossible to have both. - Kayla Gogarty “If I don’t finish my homework before gametime, I don’t play! LOL! JK! OMG! - Paul Toboni How Many Hours a Night Do You Spend Doing Homework? Douglas Ryan Mallory Ryan Scott Sabalvaro Olivia Salfiti Brittany Salinas Max Sander Alyssa Sangalang Ian Sarmiento David Schaefer Rebecca Schalch Bruno Schatz Olivia Schreader Nicole Schwabe Paige Scigliano Tyler Scurr Zachary Scurr Zoe Seher Andrew Shahamiri James Shannon Abigail Shapiro Jaclyn Siniora Kevin Siu Emma Skelton Wiliam Skewes-Cox Juniors 2 1 9 0 44% How Stressful Is This Year? (on a scale from 1-5) 3% 3% 15% 35% 1. Ann Marie Hansen, Jaclyn Siniora 2. Cameron Walsh. Ryan Geraghty. Nick Rose 3. Sarah Taggart, Monika Stansbury. Claire Christian 4. Zea Moscone, Tor Vaughan 5. Jackson Kapler-Galan. Joe Massanti 6. Raquel Marshall. Elena Castillo Favorite Way T ‘Go to a friend’s house an half blue. Then take the b every car stare at you like the true way to show schc - Lena Frostestad Juni “Some say the early bird the bird.” - Bruno Schatz Coolest Part of “Having the freshman anc student center after lunch - Samantha Gazale My favorite part of junior year was rolling with the boys listening to Clay Aik( He can plain sing!” - Gabe Bruno Sarah Solso Monika Stansbury Joseph Strizich Isabelle Struve Kelly Stupi Jordan Suero Kris Sukwiwat Kevin Swanson Adrienne Syme Sarah Taggart Mikael Tan Sean Tang Jacqueline Taylor Siobhan Taylor Chiarra Tillers Paul Toboni Eric Tom Matthew Tommaga Meghan Toner Elena Trierweiler Theadora Tnndle Juniors 220 1. Elizabeth Fennie. Nicola Beaumont. Brittany Salinas 2. Jake Avclla. Jack Max- well 3. Jaqueline Taylor. Sasha l.ohrey 4. Renee Kwok. Max Hartman 5. Natalie Anaya. Kimmic O’Callaghan 6. Carol Campbell. Taylor Humphreys tow School Spirit: int your face half red and d watch every person in u’re crazy. Now that’s lirit! And so much fun!” isdom: 2ts the worms; I say eat avorite Activity During 5th: hatching Joe Strizich talk girls about how he’s go- g to score a touchdown the upcoming game.’’ 3aul Gaus jing a Junior: iphomores clean up the Sean Tsui Anthony Urbina John Conrad Uy Victoria Vaughan Lily Victoria Ver Henry Verdurmen Christopher Viehweg Vashti Viray Cameron Walsh Christopher Warner Abraham Waziri Lucy Williams Rodrigo Williams Keelm Wooden Juniors 2 21 223 125 m T From the Past From the Past r y Seniors 2 26 Describe your time at th Freshman Christmas Dan “Sick, miserable, aboi to puke, and to top it all off with Mr. O’Malk asking why I wasn’t dancing every two se fr onds -Joey Armenta ‘Awkward Turtle’ Nico Lee “Classy Bejing Chines- food for dinner, limo s vice complimets of Su Dudum’s mini-van” -Claire Schimaneck SELEI Most Changed ft: Alex Ohanessian and Meghan 'illiams ; right: Kate Green, Col- en Mclnerney, Jule Flodr, Katie 'senio and Kelsey Morris Britney Heulbig and Jesse Kay-Rugen 2003 Christinas Dance! and the livin is easy Can I expect the pleasure What was your worst | Most Likely to Sunburi summer job? “Gathering corn from the fields -Mason Howard “Abercrombie J , Fitch... I basically just A stood around in ripped W - jeans and a tank-top.” -Claire McGovern “Garbage Dump with _ Alex Brown” i -Kristina Bonnet r I “Waiting on rich a people who dont tip” , -Vivian Schwab I? I ; I Julie Hunt and Derek McDonal L6m | rm - V p? f I Where did you go this summer' Aguirre. Abby Cortez. Theresa Leong 2. Therese Yrani. Nicole Herrera 3. Jesse Kay-Rugen. Scott Lensing. Claire Schi- maneck 4. Lauren Sanguinetti. Monica Ow 5. Jeannine Yap. Jae Alejendrino 6. Priscilla Wong. Emily Milton. Heather Mui, Cori Kitaura Boy Scout Camp Bora Bora - Kevin Graham -Meredith Chandle Seniors 2 2 8 Iceland?” -'1 — -3m A. Most Likely to be on the OC Favorite Songs of Summer Sexyback (Justin Timberlake); Buttons (Pussycat Dolls); Hips Don’t Lie (Shakira); Cable Car (The Fray); Promiscuous (Nelly Furtado); Dani California (Red Hot Chili Peppers); Ghost Ride It (Mistah Fab?); Crazy (Gnarles Bar- kley); Unfaitful (Rihanna); What’s Left of Me (Nick Lachey); Stars are Blind (Paris); Tell me When to Go (E-40) Summer Vacation! Friendliest Art school in Brooklyn -Natalie Monterrosa A lake in Minnesota -Helen Fowler Tf i Football practice -Thomas Barth t i Dennis Murphy and Sarah O’Leary Seniors 229 TT I' IVf g! At The Prep f) J Seniors 2 30 “You should be locked Best Father Wright Excuses “Dishevel my hair - look rattled, and stammer ‘My car broke down on Santiago.’” -- Matt Synder How would you like to meet Mr. Washington?” - Marianne Horn “We have a unspoke bond-1 give an ex- use... and he pretent its real- and we mov on with our day.” - Madison Kelleher He entertains me.” - Jonathan Murphy Future Writers for the National Enquirer 1. Elliot Ferrera. Vic Bull, Alex Brown 2. Ariana Jarrell, Yvette Labiaga 3. Tommy Kilgore. Kerry Grady. Paul MacFarlane 4. Ryan Kirkpatrick. Ryan Brown. Allen Kham 5. Andy Clark. Connor Feeney. Jonathan Murphy 6. Alex Trembath. Mike Beltings. Nina Anguino. Claire Schiman- eck. Christina Sangiacomo 7. Cori Kitu- ara. Priscilla Wong. Corey Chan. Shelly Capulong. Ben Lo. Matt See Madeleine Moore and Joey Armenta Seniors ? 31 k ll Vv Ee And Let Seniors 232 T.J. McCarthy and Nina Anguiano What would you do if you were locked into SI after hours “Call Victor Bull and Ale: Brown so we could hav an all-night slumber part -Elliot Ferrara “Design a catapult out of various tools from the physics lab, and use it to fling live mice at Castro.” -Brendan Byrne Ryan Aguirre. Michelle Arguelles. Andy Ragni. Abby Cortez. Katrina Andres: Jeff Monticelli, Claire Schimaneck Erin Spiers. Kristina Bonnet, Lauren San- guinetti, Allie Cornea. Franny Downng “Summon the spirit of Allen Ginsberg for an exclusive rave party and eat in un- designated areas.” -Heather Fox “I’d call someone to pick me up. Stay- ing at school longer than I should be isn’t really a cool thing.” -Shelly Capulong Seniors 2 33 “You know, you’re Biggest Stress Case Favorite Teacher Quote Kate Bergstrom: “hey kids! guess what i • today? An elec- candle!!!” - Mrs. Ahlbach Lauren Griffin: “The geeks in the back got my joke.... GO GEEKS!” -Mr. Quattrin Brian Linhares and Mimi Smith Matt Yongue: “...and that’s why wom- en are the root of all problems.” -Mr. Dekker Kerry Watson: “You guys are just too hyphy today!” -Mr. Reardon 1. DJ Murphy. Andy Clark. Jeff Lee. Alex Ohanes- sian, Madeliene Moore. Cyrena Giordano 2. Mich elk) Arguelles. Lauren Totah. JJ Monticelli. Jen Lee. Kelsey Maher. Katrina Andres. Lisa Umokubo. Ryan Woo. Darryl Yip. Lindsey Totah. Adrian Morales. Chris Johnson. Pat Ryan 3. Jimmy Bennett. Matt Kosmas. Michael Michela 4. Pie McCauley. Yuliana Quintero. Camille Hawkins. Cristina Lauretta. Christine Barbieri 5. Thomas Barth. Harry For don If you could teach any class, what would it be? ‘Fiction into Film and we would just watch Harry Potter” -Liam Harris “Dance-1 would have th class leap around the flot for fifty minutes straight It would be hilarious!” -Sinead Doherty cleverer than vou look h i Hu r m 7mT7r? Teacher’s Pet iVUX UvUiUUlUUUn Closet Nerd Vhich teacher do you miss the most? Mr. “Hot Sauce' Saucedo - Vic Bull Mr. Munger... be- cause it was the only A I got Freshman Year - Will Morrow Seniors 235 Seniors 236 Most Spirited Libby Reiser and Pat McDonnell 1. Ryan Woo, Peter Morses, Jason Wen. Joel Sat- terfield. Jeff Byrnes. Will Morrow. Steven Cooney 2. Brendan Mahoney. Mackenzie Alex Johnson. David Kolenda. Hunter Leese 3. Michelle Herre- rias. Megan Foley. Lauren Jaregui. Kevin Downey. Danny Kahle, Pat McDonnell. Kevin Hahn 5. Nata- lie Monterrosa. Nicki Radovich. Maya Smith 6. Liam Harris. John Stanley 7. Justin Lorentz, Nicki Radovich, Evelyn Derdarian 8. Cameron Gordon. Lorenzo Cabrera Christina Sangiacomo and Matt Manteuffel utest Couple Seniors 2 3 7 hat is the best thing about being a senior? “Being the head hon- cho of the school and looking at the fresh- man thinking, ‘I hope I •' wasn’t that annoying!’” -Kathleen Driscoll “Having the ability to call whoever you want ‘Stupid Fresh- man,’ even if they are a Junior.” -Ben Lo ou live them” Diamonds Are u R Seniors 2 3 8 1. Geoff Hutchinson. Eleanor Columbus. Shannon Banahan 2. Christina Wa. Lisa Umekubo 3. Me- lissa Dulebohn. Carmen Lam. Vicki Dudley. Marina Gilmore 4. Matt Kosmas. Chris Blohm. Kevin Tow 5. Steven Cooney. Melissa Flores 6. Marianne Horn. Dan Lawrie. Chuck Beaulieu 7. Andrew Hooker. Ella Christoph. Zoe Jones. Genny McGuire. Kathleen Driscoll. Katherine Scolari 8. Willy Jaquier. Mara Valerie Julie Flodr and Carter McLenn Most Likely to Start a Community on Mars What is your most embarrasing SI moment? “Ripping my pants in the butt junior year —Will Morrow j “Going up to the 4th floor A by accient while ■ y everyone was watching, W f haha” —Clare Ryan “When Mr. Escobar found . the inappropriate notes A that I had been writing 4' inside of my Spanish % Journal”— Kerry Grady j r y v “I was rejected 5 times to A the sophmore Christmas •dance” J K — Richie Gordon “Going to the girl’s bathroom freshman year’ — Max Torres “I mispronounced ‘gentiles’ in English class freshman year and ac- cidentily said ‘genitals’” — Helen Folwer I'M WITH THE ALIEN Most Likely to Save the World 1. Renee Eligio. Megan West 2. Megan Miller. Caroline Lopuck 3. Christian Ha- beilt. Jesse Kay-Rugen. David Polhemus. Hubert Lamela 4. Franny Giuliani, Julian Labagh. Sinead Doherty. Katie Arsenio. Lauren Jauregui 5. Kandis Canonica. Mackenzie Campbell Seniors 24 0 Hannah Abarquez Elizabeth Adler If you’re not in over your head, how do you know how tall you are? --T.S. Eliot Ryan Andrew Achacoso Aguirre If you were waiting for the opportune moment, that was it. Christie Aiello To My Ohana: Mahalo for being with me through thick and thin. Me Ke Aloha, Your Ku'uipo Jessica M. AJejandrino Thomas Anderson 'elcome to the real world! You’re going to love it! “That is not dead which can eternal lie And with strange aeons even death If he's so smart, how come he's dead? -Homer Simpson “Know thy self- Nina Anguiano The true measure of a man is how he treaTs soMeone who Can do him aBsoLutely no good -ThxFam- Robert Anicetti A setback is a setup for a comeback Kayla Arangcon You is talking loco and I like it!” Michelle Arguelles Always forgive your enemies: nothing annoys them so much. - Oscar Wilde Michaella Armanino Joseph Maxim Armenta Act like ninja's, not little babies--Three Ninjas Katherine Arsen 10 The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it. Shannon R. Banahan You can checkout any time you like, but you can never leave. Seniors 24 1 Katherine Bergstrom Wm as if you were used to it. lose a: you enjoyed it for a change. James Bennett We can’t have anyone freak out out there ok! There’s too much to loose. We gotta keep our composure” Michael Louis Bellings “I am nobody, nobody is perfect, therefore. I must be perfect.” THX M+D. Bro. L. T. LF. John “Chuck” Beaulieu Can I resist the carrots that fame and fortune dangle? —CRASS Claire Celeste Bonelli It’s okay. My intensity scares som people. Britney Blythe Christopher B. Blohm Go forth and conquer Giultana Blast Success is liking yourself, liking what you do. liking how you do it -Maya Angelou Seniors 24 2 Christina Barbieri The most important things in life are unseen. Thats why we close our eyes when we kiss. cry. dream DJ Murphy and Sarah O’Leary John Bansone There are thousands of dying childi whose last wish is to meet me. - Da Hasselhoff Ronan Ciaran Baynes The only place where success com before work is in the dictionary. Thomas Barth Who wants cream? Nobody? Okay no cream. WCAL Champions luv Fam and Andrew J. Borei la If you've got it. flaunt it. Thanks Mom.Dad+Fam Anthony Rocco Bovo 'Here's looking at you. kid. Thanks Everyone.......3 X PLAT Riche! Rebecca Briones As you ramble on through life, whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the donut not upon the hole Kristina Bornett earn as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today. - James Dean Victor Bull The soil where them rappers be gettin their lingo from! - E40 FAMILY FIRST Brendan Byrne Forget it. Jake. It’s Chinatown. Alexander Tito Brown t's dangerous to wave at strangers because what if they don't have hands?They'll think your cocky Ryan Brown Mackenzie Campbell If you look for it. I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that love actually is all around. Darcie Campbell Let's unwrite these pages and replace them with our own words Jeffrey Byrnes Lorenzo Cabrera I don't believe in luck. I believe everything happens for a reason. Coulton Carrol I've learned you can't treat every situation as life or death because you'll die a lot. Write that down. Shelly Pineda Capulong ‘I've got friends and family that I respect When I think I'm too good they put me in check. Thnx! Kandis Canonica Love with all of my heart, make my mark. I wanna leave something here. I'm so in love! Thnx Ash Nicole Canepa DREAM thanks mdcrbmjedkjepo PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Gina Castagnola Ryan Cavalier I hope you find God's grace in every Hold me when I'm here, right me when mistake, and always give more than you I'm wrong, hold me when I'm scared take. I'm so in love! and love me when I'm gone. Mark Lawrence Celia Sherry Chak “Tomorrow We Will Run Faster. Stretch Do not go where the path may lea- Out Our Arms Further And One Fine go instead where there is no path ai Morning...“F. Scott Fitzgerald leave a trail.” - Emerson Colby Chambers Corey Chan Meredith Chandler Craig Chee It's dat woo wooo...ya kna whad urn I can accept failure, but I can’t accept Me want cookie! -cookie monster “On a scale of 1-10. 1 being not sr sayin - Bubb Rubb not trying. -Michael Jordan extreme and 10 being very extreme. average a 9.73. Ella Christoph Danielle Christopher Derrek K. Chu Andrew J. Clark No comment. “Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end ... All the power on earth can't chang destiny Joseph Collins Seinfeld: So hopelessness is the key? Costanza: It's my only hope. Eleanor Columbus Pikachu: “Pi-Pikachu Misty: No Pikachu! You can't fight in this Kelly Conley can't start a fire without a spark... even if we're just dancing in the dark Steven Cooney golf's like a grindstone: whether it grinds you down or polishes you u condition depends on what your made of 24 4 Seniors Sinead Doherty There are only two kinds of people in this world, the Irish and those who wish Evetyn E Derderian 'Get to know me first, judge me second. Andrea Dillon Are ye willing to sail to ze ends of ze Eart and beyond to fetch back wicked HaldavidCope Jillian Corey Allison Danielle Cornea ‘You only live once...but if you live it right, once is enough Abigail Cortez Eighty percent of success is showing up. Laura C re men Alexander Cunningham Tess Curet Rachel Cusing fou belong among the wildflowers, ■newhere you feel free. I’m so in love! But why male models? It's good to know that the ones you love will always be in your heart. And if you're very lucky, only a plane ride away. Do or do not. there is no try. -Yoda Peter Damon Can any of you. by worrying, add a Jingle moment to your life? Do not worry about tomorrow. -Jesus Joseph Darza Forget mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you’re going to do now. thx mom Mr.M Kirsbe C. Daza ‘Don't look down at old rags: remember, they fit you fine before. Les Amo: M. D. D. A. BAS. A C. M Sara DeMartini “A hug is worth a thousand words... a friend is worth more. - thanx -luv u girls! Andrew Dudum I dream of a world where chickens c cross the road without their motiv€ being questioned... Kathleen Driscoll Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love. work, play and to look up at the stars. Victoria Amanda Dudley When your heart is in your dream, no request is too extreme.’ - Jiminy Cricket Frances Downing Some days you gotta dance, live it up when you get the chance. Valerie Durkin Mara B. Durkin What if the Hokey Pokey really IS what Melissa Dulebohn I just want to get there. -Audrey Ramzi Dudum Boy. that escalated quickly... I mean, that really got out of hand fast. Thx fam and friends:) I am the cute one. she s just my sist Friends Forever, Twins for Life Mar; it's all about? -Friends Forever. Twins for Life Valerie— Hepburn Adebayo “BJ” Domingo The mighty oak was once a little acorn that stood its ground Ebony Dortch “The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all. Disney's Mulan Amanda Dougherty “You must do the thing you think you cannot do -Eleanor Roosevelt Kevin M. Downey Remember college is like painting pink scooter. Thanks Dad. Renee Christina Eligio Remember that you are unique...just like everyone else. Theresa R. Esmero What do Winnie the Pooh and John the Baptist have in common? Their middle name! -anonymous Conor Feeney Harry R. Ferdon You just gotta keep on livin', man. L- l-N. Thanks fam. JM. and '04. 24 6 Seniors Jacquelyn Fritz m I not destroying my enemies when I make friends of them? -Abraham Lincoln George Francis Brioso Gaspar “Now that it is over, the only thing that I regret are the paths never taken. - Frasier Crane Matthew Gaspari Well sorry doesn’t put the Triscuit crackers in my mouth does it Carl? - Eric Marina Gilmore When you set out on a journey and night covers the road, that’s when you discover the stars. Seniors 24 7 Megan Foley Helen Fowler Heather Fox Christopher Freise e is a highway I wanna ride it all night Laugh at yourself first, before anyone “I sit in my house for days on end and They call me the Dude. -The Big long. -Rascal Flatts else can ....thanks mom, dad friends! stare at the roses in the closet. - Allen Lebowski Jillian Flannery Don't cry because it’s over, smile because it happened. Meredith Chandler and Austen Kim Elliot Ferrara Juliana Flodr Ve’ve just got to take our time its like thing really matters, so let’s make this moment a crime Melissa J. Flores “Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads. Thanks Friends au can make a living by what you get. jt you make a life by what you give. Thanks. Robert Gilson Stick your finger in a socket and you'll know what an amp is. Cyrena Giordano The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosty. -Dorothy Parker Francesca Giuliani the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom Patrick Glaessner I was too weak to give in. too strong lose. Cameron Gordon Thanks Mom. Dad. Kerry Grady Do what you love. Love what you do. Richard Gordon •Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end (Closing Time by Semisonic) Kevin Graham Montani Semper Liberi Katherine Green Never give up on the good times, living it up is a state of mind... Love you. Lauren Griffin Laugh longer, live louder. Christian E Habett Thanks family, friends. Erik. Kevin Hahn If you're not living on the edge, you' taking up too much space. Carmel Hall Whatever you can do or dream you can. begin it.Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Begin it! Nora Hall “Life may not be the party you hoped for. but while you're here, you might as well dance.” Kevin Handeland Now I never broke the rules. I may have bent them a little, but they never snapped. Kelsey E Hannegan Dear Macgyver, Enclosed is a rubtx band, a paper clip, and a drinking str; Please save my dog. . Brett Hansson Liam Harris One semester we took criminology (or God’s sake!Criminology!Who're we studying to be. Batman?-Randal Camille Medina Hawkins It is wise to keep in mind that neither success nor failure is ever final. -Roger Babson Nicole C. Herrera We are always getting ready to live but never living. Become what you believe and you have succeeded. Marianne Horn “This one's tricky. You have to use imaginary numbers, like eleventeen. - Calvin and Hobbes Michelle Herrcrias Lillian Hodges We’re adults. How did that happen? And how do we make it stop? Elizabeth Holden Swimming is very good for you. especially if you are drowning. I you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be Andrew Hooker lake use of what you've been given, and love irrationally. Mason Howard Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies. Bntney Huelbig it don’t take a whole day to recognize sunshine.. Alexis Huff “These boots still got a lot of ground they ain’t covered yet” Geoffrey Hutchinson Thanks Family. Friends. FBALL 2006. Julie Hunt Jidn't invent the rainy day. man. I just William Jaquier I would rather live and die. than half live and never die. Ariana G. Jarrell Wherever you go. go with all your own the best umbrella. heart. Love you MD friends Seniors 24 9 Zoe Jones And if you find someone to love the yc you love, well, that’s just fabulous. Christopher David Johnson And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance. I hope you dance. Lauren Jauregui If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would get done. Alexander Johnson But when you die, you will receive total consciousness. So I got that goin' for me. which is nice. Madison Kelleber The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time Jesse Kay-Rugen I want to work in revelations, not just spin silly tales for money. Daniel Kahle I always knew I was never going to be a professional bull fighter, but that’s not why I did it. Ryan Joves Aim high, live life, have fun. Later Days. Thanks Mom. Dad. and Ron. Ryan Kelly greatness wears a checkered shirt Elizabeth Kelly The only currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool Louis Schuman and Nora Hall Gillian Kem “It was great to be Catholic and go to confession. You could start over every week. A Bronx Tale Allen Kham Even impossible says I M POSSIBLE! WCAL Football Champs 250 Seniors Cori C. Kitaura “You’re never fully dressed without a smile. Thomas Kilgore The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday Austen Kim I think they knew. Nothing specific. They just knew. I think that's all you can ask from a friend. Ryan Kirkpatrick “Who can pretend that there's a beginning without an end?” - Mark Kozelek Nicholas Alexei Kramer “Just look at me. Now tell me I'm not Kramer. -Kramer, in “The Masseuse Julia Megan Klein Laughter is the closest distance between two people-Victor Borge. love thanks to family and friends. David Kolenda All you have to do is say something nobody understands and they'll do practically anything you want Mathew Anthony Kosmas “Until now we knew Greeks fought like heroes; now we shall say heroes fight like Greeks. - Churchill Samuel Kustel .et's light a match to these dynamite dreams Colby Kuvara Why don't I just go eat some hay? I can lay by the bay. make things out of clay. I just may! Julian Labagh 'You are you. Now, isn't that pleasant?' -Dr. Seuss Carmen Lam You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it. Hubert Lamela Jessica Lau Where I want to start telling is the day I left Pencey Prep... Bye Holden; good times. SI. Mark LaJoie Seniors 251 Scott Lensing I’m what Willis was talkin' ‘bout.' Teresa Leong “If we couldn't laugh at things that don't make sense, we couldn't react to much of life'Hobbes C H) Aaron Levinger ‘I'm the mouth. I’m the motor, I'm th thing that keeps us running. Chad Johnson Rikki J. Lee “Amicitiae nostrae memoriam spero sempiternam fore -Cicero Hunter Leese Nicolas Lee Daniel Lawrie 'I know, it's only rock n' roll, but I like it! James Lawson WCAL Champions. That has such a nice ring to it. Thanks m.d.grammy.family friends coaches Michael Lavelle 2 52 Seniors Steve: Steve and Doug Butabi. Bouncer: You're brothers? Doug: No...? Doug and Steve: YES. “There is no obstacle too great, no challenge too difficult, if we have faith - Gordon B. Hinckley Jeffrey Lee I would not have gotten this far without much support.Thanks mom, dad. sister, and family. Love you! Drew Lawson GarWaiLee Brenda Lawrence Jennifer Lee Now I’ve had the time of my life, and I owe it all to YOU! Thanks Mom. Dad. James. Friends Cristina Marie Lauretta Dante Lauteri What's in store for me in the direction I don't take? - Jack Kerouac Life's disappointments are harder to take when you don't know any swear words. Thanx Ma BHMafia SI “Just promise me we'll have adventures! Thanks Fam Jiean Joseph Li Victor Lian Brian Matthew Linhares Benjamin Lo wing is a sport for dreamers. As long What...you've never heard of a triple That's a lovely accent you have. New Fashodohdoh you put in the work, you can own the dream. play? Jersey? - Lloyd Christmas saran Lopez low I got robbed by a sweet old lady on i motorized cart. I didn't even see it coming. Caroline Lopuck Live. Love. Laugh, and Be Happy. That's all it takes. Thanks Family Friends! Nicholas Lucey Everybody loves success, but they hate successful people. aul Allen Dolliole MacFarlane The end marks the beginning of ■nothing new.Remember the past but •mbrace your future-Thx fam frnds Frederic R. Madigan Heroes get remembered but legends never die, follow your heart kid, and you’ll never go wrong. Giuliana Blasi and Chris Johnson How can I say anything meaningful in 100 characters or less? I mean. I can't even finish this senten Clancy McCartney Derek McDonald Martin McDonald A school without football is in danger of The strength of the wolf is the pack. 1 deteriorating into a medieval study hall. strength of the pack is the wolf. SI Football Rules Timothy McCarthy stop trying to make fetch happen 254 Seniors Christopher McCaffery Of course you're not an elf. You're si foot-three and had a beard since yo were fifteen. RyanMah If orange can rhyme with door hinge, anything is possible. Kelsey Maher It's the ones you can call up at 4:00 a.m. that really matter. - Marlene Dietrich Brendan Mahoney There is a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. Jacqueline Mancini ■That's the difference between me and everyone else! Happiness isn't sufficient! I demand euphoria!' Steven Mauer Tho plaque for the alternates is downstairs. WCAL Champs!!! Thomas F. Mazzucco “Besides pride, loyalty, heart, and mind, confidence is the key to all the locks. 2006 WCAL Champs Owen McBride Don't underestimate the value of doing nothing -Winnie the Pooh Matthew W. Manteuffel Marvin Manzanares 'You and I both know I'm a PHENOMENAL dancer! WCAL Champs Though things change, the future's still inside of me. and I aint worried bout a thang Rebecca Martin Men. chocolate, and coffee are all better rich. Thanks Dad. Mom .Melissa. Adam Rebecca Havlir Martinez Find people to laugh with, dream wit! live for love. I found mine! Thanks Poppy Mom Bros Sis Patrick John McDonnell Ability may get you to the top. but it takes character to keep you there. Thanks MD DTM fam friends Claire McGovern The most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself Molly Anne McGrath I've heard that it's possible to grow up - I've just never met anyone who's actually done it. Genevieve McGuire On second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place. -Monty Python Colleen Mclnemey iere are no strangers only friends we ven't met. thank u love u Mom Dad Mary Tessie Johnny Erin McLaughlin imperfection is beauty.madness is genius, its better to be absolutelyridiculous than absolutelybonng Carter M. McLennan Honk if you're a WCAL champion! Thanks L+F Cats. KCLB Michael Michela Pain heals. Glory... lasts forever. - Keanu Reeves Meg Miller Emily Grace Milton Peter Moises Natalie Monterrosa a beautiful day in the neighborhood! -Mr. Rogers Okay, so you're not Heidi Klum. but you’re the 'modeliest' of the real people. -Stanford I was given these powers. I must not be afraid to use them. -Hiro I have witnessed many things, but nothing as bodacious as what just happened. Jeffrey Monticelli earn to laugh at yourself and you'll Madeleine Moore “Cameron, dear friend, you thought we Adrian Morales “Facts are stupid things”- Ronald Kelsey Morris People call those imperfections- but iave a lifetime of free entertainment wouldn't have any fun. Shame on you. Reagan, Thanks family no, that's the good stuff” - Ferris Bueller 0 Seniors 255 William Morrow Understanding others makes you wis Understanding yourself makes you fearless. Sarah Morrow Heather Z. Mui Forget what we're told Before we get too old Show me a garden that’s bursting into life -Snow Patrol Dennis F. Murphy, Jr. You may encounter many defeats, b you must not be defeated. - Maya Angolou Cal Trembath and Lauren Totah Caroline Naught on Love it the way it ts. Thaddeus Go! Jared Alexander Muscat 'The results are in amigo. What's left to ponder? stay stoked... Nicole Nasrah Keep smiling. It makes people wonder what you're up to. Johnathon Murphy If you meet me. have some courtesy, have some sympathy, and some taste. - Keep It Treal. Diana Nomicos A girl should be two thingsiclassy Af- fabulous-Coco Chanel Tiffany Ng 'Shoes. Let's get some shoes. Michelle Nguyen Why strive for perfection when you can strive to be like me? Julian Newman Just because i'm on vacation, don't mean i'm out to lunch. I came to play baby. -Terry Tate Alexander Krikor Ohanessian Thnx Greg Just WCAL Champs Monica Kristan Ow I think I'm getting the Black Lung. Pop. It's not very well ventilated down there. Elizabeth Palazzolo “The greatest glory in human living is not in never falling, but in continuing to rise up Lawrence Papale Two roads diverged in a wood. I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference. Ryan O’Dea Just add water Pierce Ogden “Think for yourself and question authority’ Timothy Leary Sarah O’Leary Hitch your wagon to a star.-Emerson MomDad.Dan.Juli.Em.love u with all my heart.my greatest blessing Conor O’Rourke Power and Poise- It's a way of life. David Polhemus To whom much has been given, much will be expected Gina Michele Perlite A positive attitude won't solve all your problems, but it'll annoy enough people to be worth it. Nathan Pertsch When you're curious, you find lots of interesting things to do. - Walt Disney Jasmine Perey reatness isn't where we stand, but in ■hat direction we r moving. Thanx 4 guiding me fam friends. It Catrina J. Price DGenaro Pulido Yuliana P. Quintero Antonio Racanelli The world needs dreamers and the 'Odd needs doers. But above all. the world needs dreamers who do. If you don’t stand up. you don't stand a chance! “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined. -Henry D Thoreau Good news, everybody, we re extending arts and crafts time by four hours today. Thanks MDD Spninr ?S7 ' Nicole Marie Radovich I did nothing. I did absolutely nothing, and it was everything that I thought it could be. Sean Reavey Last game of the year...Can’t hold anything back now Natalie Raggio In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on. Andrew Ragni I hear in my mind all of this music and it breaks my heart-1 love you guys Jessica Marie Rizzo Michela Gatto Rizzo Christina Robinson Just because I have a short attention span doesn't mean I “Really I don’t like human nature unless all candied over with art. - Virginia Woolf Now I wanna dance. I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good. Just when the caterpillar thought th world was over, it became a butterfi —Anonymous James Ruck Leaders aren't born, they are made. And they are made just like anything _ lse. through hard work. (% Karla Patricia Ruiz Yesterday’s gone. Tomorrow hasn't yet come. We only have today. Let's begin. Gracias Tita Ma Tefis. Clare Ryan You lost today kid. but that doesn't mean you have to like it Patrick Ryan If you are not drawing criticism, you a not doing your job. 258 Seniors Tony Roca Emily Roos On the endless seas of madness we s forevermore... - DragonForce Nicole Noreen Roger ‘There's nothing you can do that can’t be done...All you need is love —The Matthew Roman I cannot see the road ahead of me. But I like for now this stretch of the road Joel Satterfield If you can't convince them...confuse Daniel Schoknecht Claire Schimaneck I can't remember all the times I tried to tell myself to hold on to these moments as they pass. Lauren Sanguinetti ie older you get the more rules they • gonna try and get you to follow You just gotta keep livin. them Emily Schwartz Vivian Schwab Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today. -James Dean Adrian Schurr Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our mind-Bob Marfey Louis Schuman e didn't lose a game, we didn't run )ut of time cus we won! WOOTS BACKFIELD Monica Skelton You know the night life is just not for me ‘cause all you really need are a few Matthew See Pain is weakness leaving the body... Christopher Scott I am a deeply superficial person. -Andy Warhol Katherine Scolari He who laughs, lasts. unless it’s a torn ACL: then you're screwed. Thanks MDJKB good friends Seniors 2 59 Christina Sangiacomo You only meet your once in a lifetime friends...once in a lifetime. Bryan Sabalvaro Ve're soarin. we're flyin, there's not star in heaven that we can't reach! Vanessa Hudgens 4ever! Maria Salvemini For poise, walk with the knowledge that you'll never walk alone. -Audrey Hepburn Natalie Sancimino If dreams are made of imagination. I'm not afraid of my own creation -Rod Stewart Leohn Smith Don't trip. I got this. Mary “Mimi” Patricia Smith 'Better to pass boldly into that other world, in the full glory of some passion, than fade and wither dismally with age. Maya Smith And will you succeed? Yes! You will indeed! (98 and 3 4 percent guaranteed) Matthew Snyder Nothing spoils fun like finding out i builds character. (Calvin and Hobbe Kristina So Erin Spiers It's kind of fun to do the impossible. Walt Disney Christopher R. Spirz So you’ll pick me up at seven forty five?Well I got a few things to do.How about quarter to eight? John Stanley Matt Summers-Gavin My mama says that alligators are ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush. Miles Suter Let us step out into the night and pui that flighty temptress, adventure- Dumbledore...WCAL Champs Lucas Stratton I like to picture Jesus in a tuxedo t- shirt. Nicholas Suhr I feel like the harder I try, the more luck I seem to have Daniel Tate Shibby! Emily Swift I now know that I shouldn't feel the way that I still so strongly do! Roy Tang Spectators see the game better than the players, but only the players make the moves. Alex Trernbath d much treason to commit...so little time. -the dark knight Calvin Tnembath DON'T PANIC.’ It's the first helpful or intelligible thing anybody's said to me all Joseph Tursi “Fail doing what you love. -David Letterman Lisa Umekubo She could use some serious mascara and highlights but she’s not completely Audrey Tones in the gates and seize the day! Don't be afraid and don't delay. Max Tones “They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time -Anchorman BJ Domingo and Angela Uyeda Lindsey Totah Never do anything that you wouldn't want to explain to the paramedics. - Unknown Kevin Tow “What man is a man who does not make the world a better place. - Balian John Townend I knew that you were a truth I would rather lose than to never have had at all. Lauren Totah P who you are ... because those who d don't matter and those who matter don't mind -- Dr. Seuss day. -D. Adams unfortunate looking-Elle Cnninrr Ofi 1 Jeremy Vilela No Lights No Rules! William J. Vanderbilt Beware all enterprises that require new clothes. Paul Anthony Vendiano Heart always wins over the mind. Angela Yuen Uyeda Do you feel that? Yeah, that’s my gravitational pull. Laura Wardell I am who I am today because of th choices I made yesterday...thanks d mom. scott. baba, love u!! Michael T. Villongco The search for truth is more valuable than its possession. Christina Wa No. he is not laughing at you. He is laughing with me. who is laughing at you. Kenneth Villanueva I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Thanks A.M.D.G.U.S Megan West When we remember we are all mac the mysteries disappear and life star explained. Jason Wen Katherine Warren The only people for me are the mad ones ... - Jack Kerouac Kerry Watson speak kind and gentle words today, for you may have to eat them tomorrow Katherine White Unthinkably good things can happen. Meghan E Williams Love doesn't make the world go 'round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. Much Love M. D. Patricia Elise Wilson You win some, you lose some, and some get rained out. but you gotta suit up for em all.THX MD FRNDS Alisa Wong The most wasted of all days is on. without laughter. 262 Seniors Priscilla Sue Wong You shouldn’t have to sacrifice who ou are just because somebody else has a problem with it. Kathleen Woods The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit. Johnny Yam Today is all you've got and will even have. This is your life. Are you who you want to be? Ryan Woo ’All I want is to still be standing when the bell rings.and know I went the distance with the best. Darryl A. Yip That was totally WICKED! - Pixar's The Incredibles Matthew Edward Yongue Scars heal, glory fades, pain hurts only for a minute, life is short so go on and live it. FMMMomDad Jeannine J. Yap emember the rules -heads I win. tails you lose. Evan Yates No regrets, that's my motto. Well... that and everyone Wang Chung tonight. Therese C. Yrani we have no peace it is because we ive forgotten that we belong to each other...LOVE ALL. Bianca Yuo Pop ya collar don't let'em sweat'cha Steven Zhu Welcome to the ZHU .... Yeeee Daniel Zimmerman If you can party like a man. you can do your laundry like a man. -Mom Time Capsule Trends of 2006-’007 -wide belts -skinny jeans -large pendants -flats -headbands -leopard print -day dresses -cut-off leggings -loose sweaters -layering -stunnas -big rings -canvas bags -prints Students celebrate the joys being St. Ignatius Wildcats. What do you think is the worst fashion trend at SI? “Why are you wear- ing Uggs? You wouldn’t go Yeti- hunting in a skirt!” -John Hietter ‘08 “Boys wearing pants that cut off their cir- culation.” -Ebony Dortch ‘07 “Emo. No wait, what does my sister wear?” -Willy Jaquier ‘07 The Pink Polo” -Joey Cremen ‘10 264 Time Capsule 2006-’007 Left: Matt Summers- Gavin holds the CCS trophy right after SI wins the game. Where We Went: Westfield Center, Haight Ashbruy, Golden Gate Bridge (Marin!), Starbucks, The Beach, Fisherman’s Wharf, and so much more... 51 won CCS (Central 5oast Section) on De- :ember 1st, 2006. ‘When the snake is in the house, there is nothing to be said.” -Tommy Kilgore ‘07 'hat are your oughts on e newest les at SI? “Ms. Fawal stole my banana.” -Darryl Yip ‘07 “Funniest rule: no “It enhances our licking. Who licks??” imaginations.” -Erin McLaughlin ‘07 -Drew Raher ‘09 (enforced rule for eat- (no hugging, kissing, ing in the hallways) or licking on campus) Time Capsule 265 “I like you. Do you like me?” - Sasha Baron Cohen in Borat Movies... Top 12 North American Box Office of 2006 20.) Failure to Launch 19.) Scary Movie 4 18.) The Break-Up 17.) The Departed 16.) The Devil Wears Prada 15.) Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Na tion of Kazakhstan 14.) Mission: Impossible III 13.) Click 12.) The Pursuit of Happyness 11.) Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby 10.) Over The Hedge 9.) Casino Royale 8.) Happy Feet 7.) Night At The Museum 6.) Ice Age: The Meltdown 5.) Superman Returns 4.) The Da Vinci Code 3.) X-men: The Last Stand 2.) Cars 1.) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 'Source: vw .BoiO coMojD Com as ot January 17.2007 The 21st installment of the James Bond series. Ca- sino Royale, introduces Dan- iel Craig as the new James Bond before Bond holds his license to kill. “San Jose Mercury News says, “Casino Royale is everything that you could ask for in a Bond mov- ie, and more. Much more.” I think Johnny Depp is a hottie. No joke. Hot stuff.” (Pirates of the Ca- ribbean) -Thomas Habelt ‘09 “The concept of Cars was a little out of hand, but I liked it...it was good.” -Colin Woodell ‘10 “The new James Bond is differ- ent but it works. I loved it.“ -Kathleen Driscoll ‘07 “Loved it. Favorite movie in the whole WIDE world.” (Night at the Museum) -Riley Gifford ‘09 “I wish I lived there and I’d eat all the acorns I wanted! And I wouldn't let that little squirrel have any.“ (Ice Age 2) -Natalie Beaulieu ‘C 266 Time Capsule I was not aware sexy vas lost until Justin 'imberlake brought t back to SI. Thank joodness he did.” Brenda Lawrence ‘07 “It always makes my parents dance.” (Tem- perature) -Natalie Beaulieu ‘09 “That song makes me have a bad day.“ (Bad Day) -Riley Gifford ‘09 Top 20 Billboard Hot 100 Songs of 2006 20.) I Write Sins, Not Tragedies - Panic! At The Disco 19.) Rihanna - SOS 18.) Yung Joe - It’s Goin’ Down 17.) Ne-Yo - So Sick 16.) Chris Brown - Run It! 15.) The Pussycat Dolls - Buttons 14.) Cassie - Me U 13.) The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car) 12.) Nelly - Grillz 11.) Mary J. Blige - Be Without You 10.) Beyonce - Check On It 9.) Justin Timberlake - SexyBack 8.) Chamillionaire - Ridin’ 7.) Gnarls Barkley - Crazy 6.) Natasha Beddingfield - Unwritten 5.) Shakira - Hips Don’t Lie 4.) James Blunt - You’re Beautiful 3.) Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous 2.) Sean Paul - Temperature 1.) Daniel Powter - Bad Day • Soveo: Viww BJlbowti bc2 Britney and K-Fed Music Time Capsule 267 Big News in 2006 California and the USA Shortly after Democrats won con- trol in the 2006 midterm elections. Nancy Pelosi, Congresswoman from San Francisco, was the first woman to be elected Speaker of the House. “This is a historic moment - for the Congress, and for the women of this country. It is a moment for which we have waited more than 200 years said Pelosi. During the World Cup Champion- ship between France and Italy. French player Zidane received a red card for headbutting opposing player Marco Materazzi. Italy won. The Iraq war deteriorated into a complex struggle. Iraqis killed by the thousands in attacks and Ameri- can death toll nearing 3,000. Violence in Sudan’s Darfur region worsened as fighting between rebels. Since then, government forc- es killed 200 thousand people. Nuclear standoffs between North Korea and Iran frustrated the United States government in the American effort to reign. ...And Bevond! luto is officially no longer a planet. The Internatual Astro- nomical Union voted on official guidelines for the definition of the word planet, knocking out Pluto by breaking one of the three new rules. Instead. Pluto is now a dwar planet. NASA’s space shuttle Discov- ery made a safe landing in December 2006 after one of t he the most challenging missions in history. Why is an astronaut like a football player? Because they both want touchdowns! (Laugh) “If you look at it race by race, it was close. The cumulative ef- fect, however, was not close. It was a thumping.” -President Bush on the midterm elections “This is the day where you see the dictator..facing the penalty he de- serves.” Iraqi Prime Minister about Sadaam’s death “I don’t think Wiscons should become knowr as a state where we shoot cats. Wisconsir Gov. Jim Doyle, on wi he opposes a law that would legalize the killir of feral cats 268 Time Capsule 300,000,000 People in the united States of America In October 2006. for the first time in American story. 300.000.000 people lived in the United tates. With someone born every 8 seconds, jmeone dying every 12 seconds, and someone imigrating every 31 seconds, the nation's popu- tion gets larger every 14 seconds. The United tates' population grows just under 1 % each year. An Inconvenient Truth In 2006, Al Gore explained in his docu- mentary, An Inconvenient Truth, the hor- rors of an extreme climate change which could cause lasting floods, droughts, edipemics, and heat waves throughout the world. The Price of Things Minimum wage in San Francisco in 2007: $9.14 Country: $5.15 Price of a movie ticket in San Francisco in 2007: $10.00 at Century 20 Daly City Country: $6.58 Average price of gallon of gas in San Francisco in 2006: $2.79 Country: $2.53 Median price of a house in San Francisco in 2006: $755,000 Country: $232,300 Price of a postage stamp: $0.39 SI Tuition: $13,230.00 + books n not a racist, that's at's so insane about s.” -“Seinfeld” star ;hael Richards, on racist tirade dur- a recent stand-up ■formance in West llywood “I can see it as a little dot moving away from us. -Cosmo- naut Mikhail Tyurin, after hitting a golf ball off the International Space Station He's one hell of a quar- terback ... He can throw the ball in ways that are unheard of. -LSU receiver Early Doucet, on JaMarcus Russell's MVP performance at the Sugar Bowl. Russell passed for 332 yards. I am happy to be free and I want to be with my family. Journalist Jill Carroll, who was re- leased unharmed after being kidnapped Jan. 7 as she left the offices of a Sunni politician Time Capsule 269 Special Thanks to... I Ms. Schwarz for keeping up on the trends Ms. McGovern for guilting us to leave when she brings the children i Stan THE Yearbook Man for unparalleled guidance Mary Kay and Barb, who taught us everything we know Lynne for redefining “Customer Service” Claire for not dying from global warming at Yearbook Camp Jenna for being so cool and uber-popular with her sophomore friends Bobby for not cracking under the pressure of his mental breakdown Lisa for always making us laugh...at her Dance 1A and Ms. Galvin for powering us through with Jersey Boys Mia’s Belgium orthodontist...good job The entire staff for perpetually pillaging the editors’ food stuffs The Plant for making sure we have no possible gang signs Emotional thanks to Teddy and the author of “Who Moved my Cheese?” The fan company who brought Claire out of heat stroke Courtney for allowing Lisa to become a true relationship guru Andy Ragni...there are no words Kevin for keeping Ms. Schwarz’s vocabulary up to date Christopher for quiting yearbook, only to be rehired and do nothing again Monica for forcing us to thank her on this page, although we really don’t like her A J, Editors-in-Chief Claire Bonelli Lisa Chan Mimi Smith 007 ■ ■■Mill � 11 Baseball Varsity Baseball: Paul Gaus. Paul Toboni, David Polhemus, Joey Murphy, Mike Bugatto, Andrew Borella. Ryan Kelly, Cameron Gordon. Will Borba. Kevin Hahn. Ryan McWhirter. Mark Celia, Kevin Swanson. Bus Leonard. Chris McCaffery, Hank Verdurmen Junior Varsity Baseball: Ricky Solomon. Patrick Casey. Zander Mrlik. Chris Murphy. Tom O'Malley. Mateo Schimpf. Roland Aguilar. Buck Aldana. Matt Kolhede. Gabe Henz-Piazza. Matthew Hammer. Sean Yates. Robby Gar- rison. Gabe Bruno. Travis Clark. Rogers Farlow. Connor Culligan 2 Freshman Baseball: Dominic Ledda, Gabe Manzanares. Brennan Kurtela. Ronald Schivo. John Stabenfelft. Evan Harrison-Wong. Brett CdeBaca. Mike Moore. Matthew Lopez. Michael Hartman. Nicholas Lynch. Chris Fatvey. Christopher Heckert. Jake Koch. Bryan Christofferson. Conor Coffey. Justin Zupancic. Dominic Newmann. Christopher Dumont. Jon Rand 3 Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls' Crew: Liz Adler. Adrienne Arnold. Maisic Arnold. Jes- sica Baldwin. Vicky Dudley. Sydney Fogel. Monica Franccschi. Lena Frostestad. Katie Gandolfo. Laura Grealish. Annie Cress. Nora Hall. Kelsey Hannegan. Natalie llartinan. Liz Holden. Kaitlyn llolstiiK. Ally Jones. Julianna Kapjian-Pitt. Giana Lando, Hannah Lynch. Cali Martin. Genny McGuire. Sarah Moran. Zoc Molkc. Audrey Neuman. Katie Nolan. Sarah O'Leary. Mia Pallari. Natalie Perkins. Bridget Roddy. Vivian Schwab. Bainbi Scltcnrich. limma Skelton. Pailin Srukhosit. Carolyn Vinnicomb. Shawn Wen. Meagan Williams, lilisc Wilson Freshman Girls' Crew: Breonna Bell. Rachel Blomberg. Mansa Bradley. Brooke Carter. Lauren Chan. Kelly Costello. Karine Duran. Ahson Edwards. Emilee Goo. Kelly How. Natalie Jacobs. Claire Kane. Haley Kaplan. Caroline Kolenda. Gabbi Levy. Kimberly Maher. Erin Murphy. Phoebe Quinlan. Tanya Sanderson. Amanda Schaffer. Melissa Simpson. Jojo Wear. Eileen Welch Senior Boys' Crew: Brendan Byrne. Rob Gilson. Richie Gordon. Brett Hansson. Drew Lawson, Jiean Li. Nick Lucey. T.j. McCarthy. D.j. Murphy. Conor O'Rourke. Nate Pertsch. Matt See. Danny Tate. Alex Trembath. Cal Trembath, Evan Yates 4 Boys’ and Girls’ Crew Junior Boys’ Crew: Jake Avella. Alex Bull. Seamus Cronin, Devan Donaldson. Mike Golden, Barrett Hahn. Ben Herwitz, Zack Love. Chris Martin, Jack Maxwell, Alexi Papalexopoulos, Leland Quinn. Bruno Schatz. Tyler Scurr. Zach Scurr Sophomore Boys’ Crew: Nicholas Bristow, Michael Freise, Matt Galliani, Connor Geraghty, Eric Gordon. Jeremy Johnson. Ryan Kircher. Chris Mal- donado. Stephen McEvoy, Kurt Mulligan. Nidal Nasrah. Andrew Ontano, Danny Price. Joshua Ruck, Eli Shikaloff. Matt Tate. Dino Tonelli. Conor Wilkes. Kevin Woods 5 Varsity Boys' Golf: Kevin Amaroli. Steven Cooney. Alex Cunningham. Junior varsity Boys- Golf: Jim 8oswell Dyian Carrol, Andrew Champeau. Paul Kevin Graham, Alex Kranenburg. Matt Manteuffel, Michael Michela. Drew Goudy. Aaron Haibieib, Scott lamson, Robert Leupp. Ross Lloyd-Butier. Michael Raher. Jordan Suero McDonald. Brian McGovern. Jogn Morrison. Trevor Morse. Nick Mullen. Trevor Murphy. Eric Quesada. Drew Raher. Griffin Schreader. Dylan Smith. Kris Soekotjo. Kyle Soekotjo. Matthew Tommaga. Mike Totah 6 Varsity Boys' Tennis: Jimmy Bennett. Nick Bonn. Lorenzo Cabrera. Justin Chan, Patrick Glaessner, Jericko Gonzalez. Adam Greenberg. Andrew hooker. Juri Jacoby. Danny Kahle. Michael Klhede. Damien Lombardo, Matt Micheli, Jason Wen JV Boys’ Tennis: Alex Berg, Eric-Antonio Charles, Ryan Dennison. John Enriquez. Matt Glenwright, Matt Hauselt, Christian Jordan. Carlo Jarez, Pierson Racanelli. Giancarlo Rulli, John Stellini, Matt Tayag. Logan Wroolie, Cory Yan 7 Varsity Boys' Lacrosse: Kyle Bell, Mike Brophy, Alex Capretta. Jake Casey. Ryan Cavalier. Alex CeMenno. Kevin Downs. Rob emery. Mike Finn. Carlton Fisher. Alex Fotsch. Will Fredncks. Matt Gaspari. Liam Harries. Ed Hessel- gren. Spencer Kaplan. Tommy Kilgore. Roy Lang, Oisin Lewis. Billy Mat- timore. Tom Mattimore. Derek McDonald. Carter McLennan. Rory O'Connor. Sean O’Leary. Matt Roman. Lucas Stratton. Miles Suter. Alex Tice. Dan Zimmerman JV Boys' Lacrosse: Nick Alimam. Sam Arabian. Willie Arbuckle. Dax Cohan, Oliver Cunninghan. Jack Farr, Keegan Finn, Ben Green. Clinton Hesselgren. Tom Maloney. Drew McGuinness. Seamus Mclnerney. Nick Miller. Will Naughton. Kyle Nelson. John O'Malley. Nick Roman. Spencer Rosen, J. Willian Ryan. Will Ryan, Giancarlo Sangiacomo. Vince Silveira. Rex Suter. Jeff Thomas. Max Zeff 8 The Yearbook Staff would like to apologize for the mix up with the Varsity and Junior Varsity Football team photos. Lacrosse Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse: Alyssa Bergerson. Kate Bergstrom, Hannah Bigalke. Erika Brickley. Morgan Campbell. Molly Delahunty. Renee Eligio. Paige Fennie. Joey Galligan, Samantha Gazale, Nicole Grazioli. Annie Kutzscher, Jackie Lalane. Kelly Lang, Kayla McDow.Claire McGovern, Olivia Narvaez, Katy Pizza, Denise Rollandi, Colette Taylor. Meghan Tracey, Sloane Viola JV Girls’ Lacrosse: Kimmy Bettinger, Lily Bigalke. Janice Boswell, Lea Carey, Emily Clark, Natalie Doyle. Laura Garcia, Talia Giordano, Shel- don Halsted. Claire Hoi. Lindsey Hoyem, Lauren Kase, Jenna Keohane. Michaela Lalanne. Rehana Lerandeau, Hannah Linhares. Cammy Loback. Meagan McGovern, Mary Mcierney, Nikki Narvez, Libby Paulsen Sofia Robinson, Joanna Saribalis. Georgia Silvia. Emily Tatum 9 Swimming and Diving iW wwww w®} iWW„w� — «“‘AtM““y Varsity Boys' Swimming and Diving: Kevin Apolmario. Chris Blohm, Craig Chee. Chris Duhn. Paddy Dunne. AJex Freedman. Willy Jaquier. Alex Johnson. Evan Kim. David Kolenda, Pieter Kranenburg. Michael Kutzscher. Peter Landefeld. N:co Lee. Hunter Leese. Fred Madigan. Brendan Mahoney. Dillon Moscone. Julian Newman. Denzel Nicholas. Jack Ostler. Nick Rose. Chris Scott. John Stanley. Cameron Walsh. Johnny Yam Junior Varsity Boys’ Swimming and Diving : Ryan Brown. John Butler, Albert Chang. Stuart Christoph. Jon Crossley. Joseph Fangon. James Lee. Winston Lin. Nicholas Nguyen. T.j. O'Sullivan, Mauricio Ponce 10 Varsity Girls’ Swimming and Diving: Kathryn Barulich, Aimee Bidegain- berry. Jayne Callander. Darcie Campbell. MacKenzie Campbell. Kandis Cononica. Fina Castagnola. Claire Collins. Kelly Conley. Christine Dinagmaliw. Franny Dowing, Cassandra Gallagher. Michelle Herreria. Megan Leung, Sasza Lohrey. Kelsey Morrise. Nicole O’Dea. Lauren Padilla. Liz Palazzolo. Lauren Quean. Libby Reiser. Mallory Ryan, Olivia Schreader JV Girl's Swimming and Diving: Jenny Arimoto. Veronica Bauer- Domurant. Jordan Boyer. Elizabeth Castro-Abrams, Penelope Chuah, Nicole Crosby. Madison Davis. Anna Diaz, Isabelle Elias. Susannah Groh, Kathy Huang, Carly Jaquier, Letticia Lee. Erin Mahoney. Karalen Morthole, Zea Moscone. Mia Neagle. Kimberley O'Callaghan. Jinna Pang. Madeline Summa. Katherine Yin 11 12 Track and Field 13 Varsity Boys’ Volleyball: Chuck Beaulieu. Alex Brown. Cope Haldavid. Nick JV Boys’ Volleyball: Mickey Boxell. Allen Chiu. George Coker, Ryan David. Tim Gorospe. Justin Ibisatc. Patrick McDonnell. Ryan Meredith. Juste Irwin, Greg Jhung. Shelby Joe. David Less. Jarvis Mariateguc. Ronald Ng. Ryan O’Dea. John Redenius. Scan Tang, John Uy Martin, Matt Paling. Kevin reiser. Alex Rudnicki 14 Varsity Girls' Softball: Bridget Arriaza. Kaitlyn Barnard, Hope Benedetti. Richcl Briones. Maya Bums. Lizzy Devcich. Megan Foley. Catrina Gotuaco. Rachel Hatch. Trinity Leonard. Gina Massctani. Alyssa Sangaland. Christina Vlahos JV Girls' Softball: Mlchella Cleary, Amanda Espirity. Kendra Fallon. Natalie Hess. Riza Inumerable. Tenny Kachatourian. Gcninc Lobo. Lauren Murray. Olivia Romero. Abby Slipiro. Ally Smilh-Catley, Laura West. Sydney West 15 16 Performing Arts Showcase 17 The Sound of Music 18 19 20 Junior and Senior Prom 21 22 Graduation and Baccalaureate 23 Senior Awards Valedictorian Mimi Smith Salutatorian Libby Reiser Ignatian Award General Excellence Kelly Conley Becky Martinez Loyalty Award Will Vanderbilt FRENCH AWARD-OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR Rachel Christina Cusirvg LEADERSHIP AWARD Giuliana Mana Stella Blasi VISUAL ARTS AWARD Sherry Sze-Wmg Chak TOM MURPHY JSEA AWARD Manna Louise Gilmore Calvin Thomas Trembath SERVICE AWARD Lauren Elizabeth Totah SPIRIT AWARD Jesse Connor Kay-Rugen JOURNALISM AWARD Tho Ignatian: Claire Celeste Bonelli Mary Patricia Smith Inside SI: Ella Nicole Irwin Christoph William James Vanderbilt MATHEMATICS AWARD Marianne Sarah Horn ENGLISH AWARD Calvin Thoman Trembath Bank of America Achievement Awards 2005 FINE ARTS Plaque Winner: Kelsey Victoria Maher Certificate Awards: Lucas Mark Stratton—Art Nicole Marie Radovich— Dance Clancy James McCartney—Drama Carmen Siu Horn Lam—Music LIBERAL ARTS Plaque Winner: Ella Nicole Irwin Christoph Certificate Awards: Giulianan Maria Stella Blasi — English Jacqueline Angela Mancini—French Kristina Virginia So-Japanese Andrew Robert Hooker—Latin Sherry Sze-Wmg Chak-Spanish Andrew Richard Dudum—Religious Studies Christopher Brendan Blohm—Social Science JOHN E. BROPHY '43 AWARD OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE Kerry Moffitt Grady Thomas Jess Kilgore CHUCK SIMON AWARD THEATRE ARTS William James Vanderbilt THOMAS J. REED, S.J. CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARD Jeffrey Michael Monticelli Karla Patricia Ruiz FOX MEMORIAL RELIGION AWARD Monica Rose Skelton CAMPUS MINISTRY AWARD Brendan Thomas Byrne Alex Vance Trembath NORMAN A. BOUDEWIJN AWARD Mlichelle Anne Nguyen ENGLISH WRITING AWARD Gina Michele Perlite CLASSICAL AND MODERN LANGUAGES AWARDS Kelly Mane Conley-Japanese Elizabeth Grace Palazzolo-Latin Andre Balcar Dillon—Spanish NATIONAL LATIN EXAM GOLD MEDAL AWARD Elizabeth Grace Palazzolo SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARD Mary Patricia Smith SCIENCE AWARD Roy Tang CHORUS AWARD Michelle Lauren Arguelles JAZZ BAND AWARD Hubert Francis Lamela SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Plaque Winner: Ryan James Mah Certificate Awards: Elizabeth Claire Adler— Mathematics Thomas Jess Kilgore— Science FR. HARRY CARLIN, S.J. AWARD Andrew Robert Hooker Benjamin S. Lo Madeline Driscoll Moore Heather Zhu-Wai Mui Sarah Jane O'Leary FR. EDWARD MCFADDEN, S.J. AWARD Ryan Andrew Achacoso Aguirre Helen Margaret Fowler Kevin Joseph Hahn Lillian Whitford Hodges Matther William Manteuffel Natalie Stephanie Monterrosa Jasmine Nichole Perey ORCHESTRA AWARD Maya Pilar Smith DANCE AWARD Madison Rosario Keileher FINE ARTS AWARD Francesca Elizabeth Giuliani PETER SMITH 80 THEATRE ARTS AWARD Caroline Elizabeth Naughton INSIGNIS AWARD Patrick John NcDonnell Monica Kristin Ow 24