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

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1 Secret STUDENT LIFE 1 (y(Hnmu u£t ORGANIZATIONS 1 AAuu j' ADMINISTRATION FRESHMEN . SQ£HOMORES JUNIORS . SENIORS 10 44 106 148 162 Saint Ignatius College Preparatory Ignatian 2008 Volume 71 2001 37th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94116 415.731.7500 www.siprep.org 1. Friends in Tanzonio potior. 2. Mottic loyce helps a kid loom lo swim. 3. Mory Mcchon ond Christino FowLer help ci iho Tonzi Boko Sole. 4. Erika Brickloy ond Colotto Taylor ot TYM comp 5. Nicho- las Mullen ond Courtney Chon toil owoy oi Tocomo immersion. 6. Emmo Skelton ond Ms. Vonderpool ot New Orleans immersion 7. Notolie Perkins ond Koylo Gogorty commemorole soldiers in Iraq ot Eost IA immersion. 8. Students help serve ot the solidarity din- ner. 9. Laura Grcalish hammers away at New Orleans immersion. 2 {'tftihir as () te TOGETHER, SERVING Men and women with and for others: a subject important to the mission of SI. During the four years one spends here, he or she is taught the importance of helping and living in solidarity with others. Our Religious curriculum opens new opportunities to learn about Scripture, faith, ethics and morality. During student-led retreats, students discover their spirituality and learn more about themselves and others. Out- side of the classroom, SI provides numerous ways to experience service and work in soli- darity with others: ranging from Thursday morn- ing Comfort Runs to two-week Immersion trips. Community service is an important compo- nent of Si's commitment to helping others. As students, it is essential to understand our abil- ity to help and guide individuals as provide hope and compassion for others. The connec- tion that students experience at his or her site is an unparalleled one that changes the way they look at the world. Through the many op- portunities SI students have to become men and women with and for others, each Ig- natian develops a new appreciation to find ways to help others in need to truly change the world. Kaitlin Holl '08 OHUCl£ ie THE THREE TRAITS THAT DEFINE AN IGNATIAN Competence. Conscience. Compassion. To the students and faculty of St. Ignatius, these words not only describe esteemed virtues, but are the qualities that comprise an Ignatian. Throughout our four years at $1, we develop an awareness of the men and women we strive to become. We build competence whether in the classroom, on stage and on the athletic field. We build con- science as we study morality and ethics and apply these values to our daily lives. We build compassion every time we are selfless and act as men and women with and for others. From community building to serving others, Ignatians never stop advocating for a better tomorrow. We learn to evaluate how our ac- tions, whether big or small, affect others and the world around us. With our time at SI, we travel a long way to truly become fully alive, where we release all pretenses and act justly. Ultimately, with faith, we become competent, conscientious, and compassionate individuals whose actions serve for the greater glory of God. Melanie Mistica '08 ' ('fctio- ((. ()nt I. Rick Solomon ond Rolond Aguilor 2. Connoc Col- loghon 3. TroviiClork 4. Evello Locke, Julionne Bell, Kolyco leorvoodokii 5. Gobriel Abinonie 6. Donee ond drill practice 7. Student study in the library 8. Stephanie O'Donoghue and Daniel Martinez I Footboll copioim opprooch the confer of the field. 2. Abgoil Otto, Melliuo Mouer, Emily Mouer 3. Studenti root on the loom. A Coti look spirited during red ond blue doy. 5. Angelo Behti 6 Wildcot itofue 7. Timothy Sturm 6 r tt. () tc THE FIGHTING SPIRIT IN EVERY WILDCAT Oh red and blue, we'll all be true... We'll fight for you, oh Red and Blue; These are the words to the SI fight song, written by Fenton O'Toole, class of '34. Many times in a wildcat's career, these legendary words are repeated to cheer on their teams and inspire them to bring home another win. These words aren't just words to yell out, but a mantra to live by. They motivate SI students not only to represent their school, but also to perform their best on the field, on the stage, and in the classroom. These words create a sense of unity and define our school's diverse spirit in any crowd. These words are used both as a pump up and a promise that one will try their hardest in any activity at SI. It is these words that a wildcat is identified by throughout the rest of their lives. These words that wildcats live by. Go wildcats! Nick Rose '08 ( hc ioij 7 Student Life ivtei () (' Spirit SI 44 -SH 14 We are...SI! Indeed, we are SI when the entire facutly and student body unite to celebrate the Bruce Mahoney. The Bruce Mahoney, a tradition commemo- rating Bill Bruce, Jerry Mahoney, and other graduates of SI and SHCP that perished in WWII, marks an exciting occasion in our scholastic year. With the culmination of spirit week, the SI Wildcats convene in the grand Kezar Stadium to support the Varsity Football Team as they play against the SHCP Irish. An enthusiastic horde of red and blue fills the bleachers, and hopeful spirits roam the air. The Red and Blue Crew leads the cheers. Dance and Drill entertains during halftime, and the Football Cats play as if there is no to- morrow. This year, after four thrilling quarters, SI beat SH with a score of 44 to 14. With the fresh and tingling taste of victory, the Wildcats then join once more and promise to always, fight, 1. Vojhri Viray, Melanie Mistica, Francesco BodioSo 2. Coach Blvford 3. NotaHe Songiocomo. Meghan Tracey A Eric Ouoscdo. Roland Agoilor, Scon Borello, and Jake Rose � n the cheering section 5. Adrienne Syme. Nick Mullen. Emma Skelton, ond Mox Peroono smile while preparing for the Wild- cat Whisper 6. Dance and Drill 7 Mox Horfmon, Ryan Gcrcghfy, Ryon Folk S(tufot{ JLiJt 13 14 ()ne Sii it Slunt We've got spirit, yes we do! Every year, students and faculty alike not only look forward to the day of the game itself, but to the entire week that precedes it: spirit week! This week gives everyone a chance to break the dress code and get a little goofyor even nerdy! This year, the week started with nerd day, as students were encouraged to unleash the star trek fan within or show off their favorite suspenders. Tuesday brought out everyone's inner wildcat with jungle day as people donned camouflage or animal prints. Wednesday, everyone expressed their grammar school pride with uniforms and school colors from their pre-SI days. Then SI got ready for the storm that would take out SH on the football field by dressing the part on Thursday's weather disaster day. Friday topped it off as the halls of SI became a sea of red and blue from face paint to this year's special edition Bruce Mahoney t-shirts featur- ing Brother Draper. Spirit week unites the school as we come to- gether to celebrate that WE ARE SI. It builds excitement as game day comes closer and closer until the excitement's release during the pre-game rally. Spirit week shows that we're in this together as a school, and when united you just can't stop that cat machine! 1. Som Arabian 2. Jocqueline To- boni 3. CamoRouged Freshman A Nico'c ODca 5.moskcd frosh- man, Mozcn Nosroh 6.Scott Sobol- voro 7,Trevor Sherburne 8. Josh Thi- erry 9. Vince legorzo. Poul Tobom, Chris Murphy 10. Co’s bring out their inner nerd 11. Kylie Re ch, Keelin Woodell. Ilono Block, Kelly Roberts, Brittany Salmas 12. Students prepore for the worst weathers 15 The new building that officially opened in September, plays host to a myriad of much deserved centers given to both Saint Igna- tius faculty and students. It con- sists of the Mary Ann and Jack Gibbons Hall of Music, which will offer Si's Chamber Singers, Mixed Chorus, Men's Chorus and Hand Bell Ringers a place to practice and perform. The new weight room, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean, offers both free weights and platforms for the athletic teams. Other new fa- cilities include underground bat- ting cages and a beautiful new classroom wing. Above these new facilities is the Columbus Piazza, dedicated by our very own Christopher Columbus. 1. Koyrn Foedisch, Olvio Cor- win 2. Lizzie Melnitchenko, Soszo lohrey, Koty Pizzo 3. Kyle Bell 4. The new building 5.Nick Bristow. Barrett Hohn, Eli Shikoloff 6. Cross coun- try runs by the new facility 7. New choral room 8. Security guard Jock 16 ()nc . tyirii J I Mackenzie Fofich 2. Tammy Cofosio and Jacqueline Toylor 3. Moniko Stanibury 4. Alex Bull 5. The Spain group sm.iej before bocrding a plane to Madrid 6 Katy Pizza, Gina Guglielmi 7. Alex Corlelon, Miko Kuizichcr, Monika Sionibury 8 Eleno Trierwciler, lourcn Kingilcy, Mackenzie Fotsch 9. Senior boyj on Spain '07 Trip 10. Borcelono SF Exchonge 11. Morgc Campbell and Koylo McDow 12. Mike Providenza, Sandra O'Donoghuo 13. Wildco� � imile ii Spain 19 1. louro Greolish 2. Alex Corleton 3. Emma Skelton, Drew Bcauflino 4 The New Orleans Group 5. Emmo Skelton, Adorn Greenberg 6. Orew Beaurline, Ms. V 7. The New Orleans group Today I drove through a ghost town - damage, neglect, abandonment - weeds overgrown, windows broken, houses boarded up - piles of garbage, formerly couches and chairs and cups. The loneliness and isolation was chilling. I cannot grasp how residents will move back- how they will be willing. God, help me. I'm turning to You now, the way I have seen the people of New Orleans do. You can be a source of strength for them; I need You to be mine, too. In the way these people are rooted in faith- I deeply wont to relate. You are their basic living. In their Church services for healing, their con- stant giving; In the deep breaths they take upon re-en- tering water-damaged homes, In the voice one volun- teer heard, calling him back toward the Super Dome. 20 to understand injustice, how we can start making things right. It calls us to recognize how some only stayed behind When no other refuge was there for them to find; and the injustice of leav- ing miles upon miles of coastline destroyed, and millions of rotted homes abandoned, void. We reflect, we pray, we breothe. We gather up memories, friendships, and faith before we leave. And together, our spiritual- ity mounts to one thing: An intense longing, for things to be better than they seem: For a hope that withstands flood, injustice, and despair- One that remains always to relieve, renew, and repair. -Jessica Harders '08 I turn, too, to my group's nightly reflections and proyers That help me make sense of the things I see and ex- perience, the hope and despair; That help me find mean- ing through insight and understanding- So that I can see where before my sight was lacking. With openness and a little faith, my group realizes how smiles can conceal tears; how living paycheck-to- paycheck causes fear; how being in an ER room all day may result in helplessness; and how being outside of our comfort zones, at times, is progress. We learn what, to each other, we mean • And how, on each other, we can lean. Our shared spirituality helps us unite- 1. Rea Acdo, John Joseph Casey III 2. Allison Filzpotrick 3. The New Orleans group 4. Marlene Lundy 5. Rea Acdo and Ms. Fawol 6. Gcbe Abi- non!e 3. Chris Warner, Jack Casey, Claire Christian 21 One tenant of the St. Ignatius Immersion program is Living Sim- ply, and no other trip expressed this value better than Sacra- mento. For two weeks, eight of us worked with the homeless of Sacramento. One of the most memorable ex- periences from the trip undoubtedly stems from our first few days after our arrival. Although we had known before- hand that an impor- tant part of our trip would be an imitation of homelessness, we were still very surprised when we arrived in Sacramento, and were stripped of all our pos- sessions, save the clothes on our backs, and informed that we were now Homeless, and would need to find both food to eat and a place to sleep. For several days, we lived in solidarity with those we came to serve. We waited through fiery ser- mons at a local church to receive a meager meal, experienced verbal humiliation due to our unpleasant sight and smell, and spent hour after hour around, speculating about our next meal. Experiencing homeless- ness in Sacramento, albeit for a short while, was a time that none of us will soon forget. Sacra 1. Cojsondfo Gallcgher 2. Zo« Molke. Hcnnoh lynch. Max Sanden 3. Max Sand' ers Cosiandra Ga'laghcr The Socramcnlo Group 5 Milo Kolhodo 6 Molt Cor- berry 7. Gore londefeld 22 1. Simon loos 2. Rcbecco Rocinoi 3. The Solinoi Group Michele Melendez work- ing in rhe field� 5. Scon Colter Roche! Hotch 7. A define garden on Soledod Street, giving piggy back rides, doing arts and crafts with the neigh- borhood kids, playing Egyptian Ratscrew, giving piggy back rides, hiking through Pinocles with the kids of the migrant work- ers, visiting the migrant worker camps, giving piggy back rides, painting a mural, meeting unfo- gettable people, giving piggy back rides, hearing unforgettable stories and giving piggy back rides! Certainly, Sali- nas Immersion cannot be summed up in just words— it was the experience of o lifetime! We found true community, and learned the most valuable lesson: “LOVE LOUDLY! - Adeline Newmann ClLlfUU Wilh a Franciscan residence as our HQ, we branched out across the Salinas Valley, seeing and experiencing things and people we could have hardly imagined. We were camp leaders for the children of migrant work- ers and immigrants, and found out what it really is to love. Who is special? I AM SPECIAL! Who does God love? ME! Who do I love? ME! Who else do you love? YOU! We came back from the campsite feeling exhausted, but more alive than we'd ever felt, and ready to take it all on. It just happened to be pick- ing lettuce in the fields for food banks, cooking and serving meals in the dining hall at Dorothy's Place, tending the community 23 7 ({ C ' )! ( 1. Max Hortmon 2. Kristin Halsing ar.d Katherine Fotinos 3 Molo modol amoturo Nick Mullon 4. Tho Tocomo Group smiles 5. Courtney Chan ond Megan McCarthy 6 Courtney Chan and Megan McCarthy 7. Mox Hartman, Seamus Cronin, ond Nick Mullen Though it may have seemed at some points of my life like I was the only person in the world, I, along with seven other classmates and two teachers, have come to realize we are a community. In working with others, I learned how to care for my brothers and sisters, not just to give and count the cost, but to be alongside in suf- fering and in rejoicing. I con still desolation point (one of the most paradoxi- cal names I have ever heard), the sun setting over the Olympic Moun- tains, and not a care in the world. Alongside eating jalapeno peppers with Alfredo, these are memories I will never forget. Thank you to all who made these blessed two weeks possible and never forget the G-Street Community. -Seamus Cronin 24 For the other seniors that went on immersion-l'm sure you remember us-(On 'trip discovery night' we were the group obnox- iously screaming when we heard we would be going to Costa Rica). For two weeks we ran a camp for the kids of San Bias, Costa Rica, setting up activities and fun events during their winter break off from school. In the afternoons, we helped the community by painting the bull ring, which they use for many of the town's celebrations, and by building kneelers in the church for the com- fort of the older members of the community. We met so many gener- ous people who were willing to share their lives with us: their food and homes, birthday celebra- tions, and family outings. Although most of us went on this immersion expect- ing to give more than re- ceive, towards the end we realized that they were really the ones who had changed us and given us so much more than we had given them. We developed strong relation- ships with members of the community and with each other. I love you Costa Rica 07'! Special thanks Allison, Ms. Jones, and Mr. Cafasso. •lorena Camanera '08 Cchs£ t 1. Lorena Comoreno and Chris Martin 2. Morgan 3. The Coslo Rico group spends a fun day in � he sun 4. Lauren Padilla 5. Ryan Falk 6. Chris Duhn 25 I. Vojhti Vifay 2. Koylo Gogorty wirh 2nd graders from Dolores Mission School 3 Jock Maxwell, Noiolic Per- kins, Joey Murphy, Koylo Gogartty 4, The Eosi IA Family with 5 6 Ryan Geraghty, Jarvis Moriot- egue 7. Jock Maxwell, Joey Murphy Allhough a 4:30am wake up call was not alwoys welcome the first week, shoring stories over our homemade breakfast with the immigrant workers of Boyle Heights made it all worthwhile. The members of East LA Immersion '07 became a part of the Boyle Heights community and we were embraced in solidarity. Wo spent our mornings and afternoons working in the class- rooms of Dolores Mission School, and the bonds we created with our students were something I know we have not forgotten. From tutoring young students in math to playing dodge ball ot recess (and losing to the 3rd graders...) we focused on working with the community rather than serving it. During our work at Dolores Mission, we went to lively masses and learned about the condition of East LA from the people who live there. Our second week, we moved to the Catholic Worker house where we focused on justice as it relates to poverty and hun- ger. Working in the Hippie Kitchen among people who dedicate their lives to serving over 1000 meals a day to the homeless and hungry inspired us during the long days of buttering bread and washing dishes. Nightly reflections allowed us to incorporate the essential spiritual aspect of immersion into our ex- periences, and our group bond strengthened on a deeper level. These we learned during these two weeks of nonstop service, learning, and fun in East LA transcend our day-to doy experiences here at SI. 26 oway, it's not the travel distance that matters at all with Saint Ignatius' Immersion program, but rather the dimension and definition added to a life in progress. It's liv- ing simply, acting justly, building community with solidarity, keep- ing faith, and growing in faith. It can happen anywhere...and for the eight of us our Summer of Immersion happened in our own backyard, in our great city by the bay, forty years after the other Summer of Love. -Alessandro Zanassi . Sumner Fonloinc 2. The F's sleeping orrongcmcn! 3. Ir. Shaughnessy. Alessandro onossi 4. The SF group por- cipo’es in o protest 5. The F group 6. Audrey Neumon, atie Nolon. Rian Dinccn 7. he SF qroop SctJls FriUicisct What I came to realize and truly appreciate was that San Francisco, a city that I considered so recognizable to me, was also a very unfamiliar and foreign seven square miles of space. The depth and diversity within my very own backyard became quickly evident to me as various life situations, stories and events of its homeless citizens were individually told and retold. What a truly amazing experience those two weeks were. Whether it's a car ride or plane ride 27 Addie: Gabby Capili and Jessica Times Cal Callie: Dwane Camp, Jr. and Naomi Fierra Birdie: Phoebe Quinlan and Rebecca Unruh Oscar: Brendan Newille and Reed Campbell Regina: Camille Bermudez and Arianna Papalexopoulos Ben: Alex Carlton and Sumner Fontaine Alexandra: Taylor Light and Samantha Hyland Leo: Colin Woodell and Will Setrakian Mr. Marshal: Gabriel Kenney and Connor Brenes Horace: Conor Callaghan and Benjamin Diserens 28 Mosi emborossing moment of Little Foxes: “During the filming of the ploy, Reed Campbell was walking around and accidentally tripped on the rug, so now it is permenontly documented. •Camille Bermudez '09 I loved being able to meet new people. It was so owkward at first, be- ing a freshman, but the fall play has been such a great cxpierence. The funniest moment goes to Connor Callaghan constantly adjusting his mustochel •Taylor Light '11 1. Will Sctrokion 2. AJex Corleton 3 Comitio Bur- mudez 4. Owanc Comp, Jr. 5. Connor Colloghon 6.$omontho Hylond ond Jossico Timoj 7. Reed Campbell ond Semnor Fontaine 8. All Cost Mem- ber! 9. Arionno Popclexopoutoj 10. Taylor Light, Phoebe Quinlon ond Jessico Times I was so nervous. I could hear the crowd outside, a full house. Then that light comes down on you, just bosk in it. Think like your character thinks. That it was gonna be so much fun once you're out there. After my first lines were gone, and my adrenaline was pumping, I really fell like I had become my character and I was lost in the moment. -Sam Hyland ' 11 29 30 Cranking if to Soulja Boy and Griffin Schreader danc- ing were the highlights of the dance. -Tim Sweeney '10 1. liana Black, Danny Martinez, Nate Lozano 2.Seniors dancing. 3. Josh Gugenheim 4. liana Black, Joey Dugan, Rebecca Recinos 5. Alex Carleton 6. Danny Martinez, Olivia Schreader, Denzel Nicholas 7. Kae Nolan, Gina Guglielmi, Kathyran Kauffman 8. Ryan Falvey, Jack Casey 9. Jim Shannon, Kris Suk- wiwat, Vasili Angleopoulos The dance was really fun. I enjoyed the music. The atmosphere was amazing. The people were nice... upperclassmen were not too mean..for the most part. -Karim Dudum '11 The DJ was great. He played a variety of music. We had a carpool set up with all of my friends. -Christina Yap '11 31 0 Matt Kolhede and Shannon Hahn Where did you meet? In Ms. Regolio's geometry class What do you bond over? Cantaloupe and Hansen Brothers Love Test Matt answering for Shannon Whof is her middle name? Elizabeth What would be her ideal date night? Hanging out at her house with me and her cot. Shannon answering for Malt What is his middle name? James What is his favorite ice cream flavor? He does not really have a favorite flavor. Kevin Downs and Meagan McGovern Where did you meet? Ms. Kennedy's biology class What is your most embarassing couple moment? We were mistaken as brother and sister. What do you bond over? Country music Love Test Kevin answering for Meagan What is her favorite ice cream flavor? Coffee What is her middle name? Maureen Megan answering for Kevin What is his favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate What is his middle name? George What is something weird about him? He does great impressions Alex Esparza and Sasha Martinez Where did you meet? Freshman year during the third cross country meet. What are your plans for your futures as a couple? We arc planning on attend- ing college together probably USF or Santa Clara and we will see from there. Love Test Sasha answering for Alex What is his favorite ice cream flavor? Mexican Chocolate What is his middle name? Alejandro What is his ideal date? Staying home and eating lots of food Alex answering for Sasha What is her favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla What is her middle name? Xavianna What is her ideol date? Dinner and a movie ’Answers are incorrect. 1. Billy Mottimoro and Annio Kutzschor 2. Zoo Molke and Roy long 3. Jack Forr and Kafic GandoHo 4 Rory O'Connor and louron Kingsley 5. Eleno Trierweiler and Mike Kulzcher 32 1. Mockenzie ond Alex Fotsch 2. Kofy ond Mike Pizza 3. Eric and Andy Dill 4. Thomos ond Billy Motlimore 5. Erica and Roy Lang 6. lily, Honnoh, and Sophie Bigolke 7. Mayo and Jamil Borns 8. Colotle ond Joeqoeline Toylor 9. Chris ond Theresa Martin 10. Jackie and Michoelo lolonne 11. Zea ond Eden Moscono 12. Olivia and Griffin Schreodcr 33 Shake It Up 1. Gino Gugliclmi and Adrienne Symc 2. Emilio Torres and Mike Pizzo 3. Moyo Burns 4 Joonno Soribolis, Kotie Swift. Emily Totum, Dominique Russo 5. Ed Hesselgren, Mio Ncagle, lauren Kingsley, Rory O'Connor 6. Adrienne Cole, Victorio Voughon 7. Djoe Bor|o, Phillip lee 8. Vince Eberle-Reesmk, Josh Thierry. Roland Aguilar 9 Jenno Keohone, lisa Chan 10. Juniors and Seniors before the Christmas Dance 34 35 Late night rehearsals, unforget- table memories with Mr. and Mrs., and practicing to perfection, measure by measure. All to put on an explosive performance traditionally called Winter Pops. Known to exude musical bril- liance, this performance, consisting of a collective effort and talent from the Orchestra, Jazz Band, Mixed Chorus, Chamber Singers, and Hand Bells, never fails to captivate the audience, year after year. As Mr. and Mrs. say farewell with their last Winter Pops this year, they leave a lastina and Mixed Chorus - Chambers Singers - Bell Ringers - Piano Soson Abellero. Rea Acdo, Christina Arce. Dominique Bonino, Joyno Callander, Chelsea Comocho. Abigail Colyer. Brittany Conroy, Margarita Diaz. Monica Dizon, Monica Dy, Cormelo Gospor, Paula Gonzalez. Lauren Gorolski, Paula Guerra, Kristin Halting, Victorio Harrell, Allegro Hortman, Sarah Horst, Jizelle Joson, Julie Kim, Juliet Knox. Monica larano, Alexo Monolanson, Marion Manapsal, Donielle Nobolosco, Comille Ong, Soroh Pork, Gina Posquati, Adeiano Remeeke, Gobrielle Reineckc, Joerclle Rivero, Elisa Santos, Elizabeth Skewes-Cox, Soroh Strieker. Andrea Struve, Sibohon Toylor, Morisol Terrozos, Christina Yap, Lorraine Arriola, Michelle Aureliano. Francesca Badiolo, Jonclle Battad, Arielle, Beau- vo r, Mira Bollmon, Vivian Copulong, Teresa Carino, Beverly Chao. Sydnie Chy, Lianne Enogc. Abbey Enriquez, lilibeth Fernandez. Cristina Fowler, Soli Gomez. Lucia Gonzalez, Mimi Ho, Megcn Hod, Riza Inumerable, Jennifer Joe, Shannon Johnston, Jane Kim, Stephanie Kuhn, lloni lee, Alicia Martinez. Claire McCortney, Colleen McFarland, Melissa Mapa, Horgcret Polozzolo, Mory Palozzolo, Alexandra Pinell, Jessica Protosio, Gionno Puccinelli, Ceri Gucttrin, Alysso Sangolong, Katherine Santillon, Panelo Santos, Jessica Sinks, Mad- eline Sinks, Allysho Smith Colley, Alysso Tio. Voshti Viray, Gobriel Abinonte. Mickey Boxell, Rendell Bustos. Stephen Cajilig, Joey Duggan. John Enriquez, Steven Gimeno. Charlie Johnson, Paolo Jose. Note lozono, Ncthoniel Nunez. Dedrkk Sarzabo, Willian Skewes-Cox, Daniel Ton, Reggie Antonio, Jonathan Antonio, Gobriel Barrios. George Coker, Peter Cronin. Nick David, Alex Freedman, Max Hortmon. Danny Hoff, Shelby Joe, David Los Banos, Robby lucchesi, Kris Praxedes, Michael Rapados, Adam Eosaco, Scott Sabolvoro, larion Santiago, Chorios Sonton, Ion Sormiento. Kevin Sui, Matthew Sotto, Jordan Suero, John Uy, Randy Yee. Charles Franz. Michael Hartman, Anthony le, Stephanie Wong, Katherine Yin 36 1. Kyle Kuwotoni 2. Annie Rodsliff 3. Jock Kodros 4. Gobe Abinontc. Mory Pciozzoto. George Coker 5. Seomus Cronin, Adrienne Syme, Chorles Fronz 6. Elizabeth CostresAbroms. Janice Lom Wildcat Jazz Band - , , Caroline Botroek. Joaquin De lo Torre. John Enriques, Kyle Olimon. John Pcrtsch, Jock Kodros, Tomos Puentes-Afflick. Ryan Irwin. Olivio Schreader. Griffin Schreoder. Motthew Olson, Andrew Coxon. Daine Danielson, Moson Kwair. Jake lindstrom, Matthew Rating. Paolo DiGiovonni. Dorwin li, Jon Redenios. Ryan Geroghty. Randy Yee. Kyle Kuworon., Annie Radsliff, Ronnet Datlag, Evan Hughes. Teddy Kieser, Elizabeth Costro-Abrams, Erica Ching, Andelo Han, Victorio Harrell, louro Hobbs, Megan Holf, Joniee lom, Dedrick Sarzabo. Christino Vornoli, Tovis Wong, lucy Williams, Dominique Chagniol, Micheline Chogniot, Courtney Chan, Kunberely Mohor, Teddy Kieser, Susan Abcllcra, Veronica Bauer Domurol. Vivion Copulong. Monica Coen, Monica Dizon, Rcnuka Fernondes, Morion Monopsol. Adeline Newmann, Kelly O'Rourke, louren Quon, Joe Redcnius. Modi Roche. Isabelle Struve. Mario Sludley, Adrienne Syme, Madeleine Wclto. Jeremy Moh, Motthew Olson, Jock Persons, John Pertsch, Chelseo Sontos. Eliano Stefoni, Corolino Bor- rock. Jooquin Do la Torre, John Enriquez, Renee Kwok, Kyle Olimon. Olivio Schreader, Grrffm Schreoder, Gobriel Abmante. Moisic A nold. Ryan Coen, Andrew Coxon, Doine Donietson, Moson Kwoit, lonce leung, Joke lindstrom, Motthew Poling, Poolo DiGiovonni. Dorwin li, Jon Redenius. Seamus Cronin, Jock Kodros, Tim Abellera. Harriet Arnold, Ronnel Dotlog, Evon Hughes, Ryan Irwin, James lee, lilio Eomert. Charles Fronz, Ryon Geroghty, Thoo Nguyen, Charlie Situ, Alysso Tio 37 38 II. Mickey Boxell 2. lilio Eame$l, Elizabeth Costro-Abrams 3. Teddy Kiejer 4. Tim Abellera 15. Seniors 6. Steven Gimeno, Stephen Cajilig, Paolo Jose 7. Ali Pinell, Lucy Gonzalez, lilibclh I Fernandez, Vaihti Viray 8. Marise Thadani, Melanie Novorro, Jacqueline Sun 9. Kelly O'Rourke, Kimberly Maher 10. Marian Manapial, Lauren Quan 11. Peter Cronin, Brittany Conroy, Will Skewei-Coxl2. Max Hartman, Allegro Hartman 13. Joaquin De Lo Torre, Ronncl Oatlog 39 1. Dancers leap along !o a Gospol nombor 2. Wildcols donee the closing numbor 3. Monico Morales, Emily Arbockle 4. Ali Pinoll 5. Jonel Mammini, Annie Dohlbrg 6 Tho opening number colled, Into Action 7. Wildcats show talents danc- ing the tango 8 Sophia Rizzo 9 Olivia Reggio 10. Alexa Monolansan 40 C(Hicer£ Members of Interactions Dance Concert: Michelle Abela, Emily Arbuckle, Djae Borja, Grace delos Santos, Sarah Horst, Alexa Manal- ansan, Angela Owczarek, Olivia Raggio, Stephanie Wong, Susan Abellera, Francesca Badiola, Vivian Capulong, Bianca Domingo, Di- onne Lucudine, Monica Morales, Ali Pinell, Sofia Rizzo, Angela Yuen, Kevin Apolinario, Jessica Baldwin, Annie Dahlberg, Renuka Fernandes, Janelle Mammini, Camille Ong, Michelle Poimboeuf, Emily Shick 41 42 v lse I. Gilorto Winter Once Act 2. lody Wldcot doncers 3. Sibohan Toylor A Gobbi levy 5 Becca lynch, John Holloron, Andrew Kolchak, Mox Hortmon, ond Monica lorono 6. Alex Bull ond Jessica Kleid 7. Juliet Knox 8. Jacqueline Toboni 9. laurcn Murray 10. Alexi Popoloxopouloj and Joey Murphy 11 Gina Guglielmi. Soszo lohrey. Jeano Gragnonil2. Erika Brickley ond Erica long 13. Zoe Seher ond Trevor Burke 43 I Mott Lopez, Chris Folvcy, Jeffrey Fu. Conor Coffey 2. Brett Cdc 8cco 3. Gobe Monzonores 4 Scott lomson 5. JV Cots on the sideline Navarro, Go Keegan Finn, Oino Aiello, Conor Lind Second Row Mott lop Alimom, Mick Greolish, Richard Ash, Jeffrey Fu, Spencer Roson, Mich Third Row. Glenn Downing, Evan Harrison-Wong, Cooch Kel Benedett-, Cooch Delaney, Coach Gregg, Do Cohan. Sean Christoph Fourth Row: Scott Boudewyn, Scott lomson, Seomus Mclnerney, John M rison, Williom Bello, Joe Olcomendy, Brett Cdo Boco, Joe Fenech, Chris Folv Fifth: Max Zeff, Chris Dumont, Trevor Murphy, Joey Ciemen, Joe Mc8ridc, R Emery, Conor Coffey. Tommy Ferdon 46 1. Jacob Bernstoin and Donny Sullivan 2. Zac Schuller 3. Jacob Brisbano 4 Cats in stalling position senio, Jeremiah Duffy, Sean Prior, Johnny Mrlick Second Row. Konstantin Reh- n, Ben Aguilar, Michael Cosmon, Zac Schuller, Jack Bodine, Jacob Brisbone, :ques Beauvoir, A om Nahabedion, Motihew Michela Third Row; Gedeon gene, Christopher Broun. Anthony Clifford, Chris Wollitz, Coach Maguire, icch Stecher, Cooch Cota, Chris lopuck. luke Poppas, Joseph Rcdon us. Ryan iers Fourth Row: Jordan Lee. Ben Miller, Jackson lindauer, Bobby Gray, Nick |tsch, Chris Abelo, Sam Molke. Sam Coino. Ryan Keane, Jacob Bernstein, Devin _ urphy Fifth Row: Gerard Kelliher, John Murphy, Alfred Sinioro, Jack Singer, nny Sullivan, Jeff Farlow, Cotter Hultmon, Cullen Roche. E J. Silvia, Jock Bennett tfh Row. Chase Wittingham, Gian GualcoNelson, Xavier Russo, len Donlon, nmy Collinan, Houston Ford. James MocSwccney, Andrew lobre, Daniel livoy Fl Football 47 The red and blue is about froc i f on. Win or lose, we honor our school and our team by cheering with our fans. Our cheering section is such an mporfanf parf of our success and we share fhaf with them by singing the fight song affer every game. This is one SI football frac i-l tion that we will always keep fhroughouf the years. One team, one heart, one goa . 1. Abe Woziri 2 Abe Woziri. Billy Moflimore. Kyle Bell 3. Billy Mat- rimare David Sehacler, Honk Verdurmen, Nick Osborne, Rory O'Connor 5. Vorsity Cots 6. Chris Vichweg 7. Joe Srrizkh 8. Ro- drigo Williams 9. Rory Long 10 Ryon Folvey and Abe Woziri 48 As varsity football kicked into gear, the team became closer and more of a family. Going to FML every Friday and hanging out together on and off the field proved to be the perfect recipe for a strong team bond. At FML the guys became closer with their spiritual sides and learned the importance of team harmony. After school they worked together in the weight room building strength physically and mentally. On the field they took direction from Coach Blu who they looked up to for advice and guidance. Summer two-a-days planted the seeds for another dynamite season; the team had a bond that was unbreakable. The union of the team was notice- able after they won their first three games, along with put- ting the Bruce game in the bag. The team has taken SI football to the extreame. After watch- ing their season unfold we see: Football is not just a game of speed, agility and strength, but also a game of pride, compas- sion and determination. Firs! Row: Chodid Conley, Kyle Hilken, Kevin Downs, Kyle Beil, Rodrigo Williams, Rogers Forlow, Billy Mottimore. Josh Thierry, Spencer Gibson Second Row: Jack Cullinan, John Holloron, Sam Arabian, Will Bennett, Jeremy Johnson. Matt Park. Colin Moore, Will Motion, Mott Sauers, Dominic Posquali Third Row: Sam Sfrclkolf. Alberto Voldiviez, Troiner Marla. Coach Regalia, Coach, Tonelli, Coach Bluford. Coach Unruh, Patrick Casey. Troiner Rob. Robert lloyd. Kyle Ceseno, Clint Hessel- gren Fourth Row: Rory O'Connor, Chris Viehwcg, Chris Martin, lelond Quinn, Joey Murphy, Derrick Clelond, Nick Urbono. Mike Finn. Nick Osborne. Mike Hammer. Mateo Schimpf. Jock Moxwell Filth Row: Drew Beourline. Alex Coprctto, Casey Crcmcn, Rex Suler. Donny Fcrdon. Abe Woziri, Ryan Folvey. Zander Mrlick, Mike Golden, Oisin lewis, Andy Dill Sixth Row: Matt Colon, Honk Verdormen, Brendan Daly, Gobe Bruno. Ed Hesselgren, Dave Schaefer. Tom Mottimore. Roy long, Kiyoshi Smith. Joe Strizich 49 1. Chritfino lee 2. Junior Vorsify Cots 3. Moddy Collins A Groce Buckinghom 5. Junior Vorsity Can Russo Sccon Mcdeline Collins, Sophia Sepp. Yra Meehloib, Megan O'Meara, Andre Th rd Row. Kelly Sheehan, Coach Karolina Miehniewicz, Jocquelir Groce Buckinghom. Coach Keith Marlin, Kathleen Christian 50 First Row: ter. Erica Yco. Ricco Sarmiento, Audrey Gibson Second Row: Shannon Powers, Jordon Nowell, leuren Weber, Kelsey Krook, Nicole Colvello, Alexis legorza Third Row: Kondol Mitchell, Christina Cohan, Cooch Chris_ lee. Kelli Hatch, Coach Almee Castro, Tessie Mclnerney. Becca Bedf GU I. Ko tlyn Homeisfer 2. Amelio Rudnicki 3. Audrey Gibson end Tessie Mclnerney 4 Shannon Powors 5. Lauren Weber 51 Varsity Girls' We'd like to thank everyone who helped make this season so special for us. We would like to thank all of our friends and family members for their continuous support this season. Our season had its ups and down, from the never ending aggressive tryouts to our first game. After a tough few weeks of strenuous league play we made it to the CCS championships and then Nor- Cals. I think that everyone, those both on and off the court, knows how much we have grown as players and as a team this season. Thank you Coach V and Coach Cota for all your time and effort. You truly turned this program around and built a strong foundation for years to come. To Rob and Marla, thank you for your care when we came to you in need for our many injuries. Firil Row: Natalie Doyle. EII� o Buckingham, liz Waters. Meghan Tracey. Colone Taylor, Jacqueline Taylor Second Row Trinity Leon- ard. Modoline Collins, Jennifer Dowdy. Saroh Toggort, Claire Christian, Jessica Serrato. Erin Grady lost Row: Jockie lelanne. Andrco DeMorfini, Tim Gorospe. Coach Colo, Coach Valhoo. Katie Schwall Volleyball Freshman and JV: thank you for your support and camaraderie. It was great seeing many of you at our CCS and post season games. We enjoyed hav- ing our program workouts so our teams could bond. Thank you for everything you guys did for our Senior Night-you truly made it a special night for us. To our team: Thank you for all you have done for us and for our team. On the court at NorCals, we had all Juniors and Sophomores on the court-no Seniors. Watching you play at such a high level indicates just how strong you will be as a team next season. We expect great things from you all. Everyone here has made this season unforgettable for us and we wish you youngsters, the best of luck for next season. - a message from the Seniors 52 The beginning of the season started out with a familiar, but new coach, and only 3 returning seniors on the team, but the girls were able to pull themselves together to become one tight-knit family. Working as one family brought them to their suc- cess, but it wasn't easy. They had to learn more about each other before they could contemplate playoffs. Fortunately, even with a new coach and a young team, the Varsity Girls kept up their momentum and made it to CCS and Nor Cals. One team, one heart, one goal. 1. Sarah Taggart, Cloire Christion. and Jacque- line Taylor 2. Natalie Doyle and Kotio Schwoll 3 Varsity Cots 4. Jocquel ne Taylor 5. Erin Grady 6 Sarah Taggart 53 WCAL tULUh. Cross Country 1- Rion Dineen 2. Rian Dinecn, Ryan Buick, Danny Martinez 3- Greg Gcndolfo 4 Simon loos ond Connor Gcroghty 5. Robert Avila, Mike SebastinoHi. Stanley leung First Row: Filippo D'Assoro, John Moron, Michael Melchior, Joe Mosley, lucos Tolavon-Beckcr Second Row. Toylor Tarontine Phil locffler, Scott Shymonski, Ronnel Dotlag, Jovier Meza. Brian Fung, Greg Snyder, Kyle Groycor, Andres Martinez, Peter Holl, Peter Birsinger, Michael Crocker. John Ide. Chris Maldonado Third Row: Kyle Cotchen, Mork Dimos, Vince Silveiro, Jusr-n Joyme, Randy Yec, Ryon Coen, Morcus Chon, Greg Innos. Donny Momnez Fourth Row. Mott lelond, Andy Vonderbilt, Carter Andereck, Josh Gee, Michael Quinones, Stanley leung, Kevin Siu, Down Dunn Fifth Row: Gregory Disse, Athon Hoigi' Nick Roman. Gioncorlo Songiacomo, Ryon Buick, Michoel Reher, Michoel Seboshnclli Sixth Row Willy Arbuckle. Ryon Folk Thomas Polu, Robert Avila. Daine Danielson, Andrew Shohomiri, Rian Dinecn, Will Varo Seventh Row Ryon Geroghty, Com nor Gcroghty, Simon loos, Mike Shymonski, Seamus Roddy, Nikos Busc, Chris Worncr, Thomas Moloney Eighth Row. CoacF Schmidt, Coach Coskey, Coach Evans 54 Ft znhi 55 I. Mike Reher 2. Varsity Cai$ 3. Andrew Shaha- miri A. Malt leiond. Grog Innes, Alex Espcrza 5. Peter Birsingcr. Mott lolond, Oevin Dunn 6. Mali leland Everyday after school, the oys’ cross country team can be een running down Sunset Boule- Each day is a different route one thing remains the same, the They run, sweat, and endure together. The Cat Pack is what hey are called. Everyone motivates nd encourgaes one another. No ne is left in the dust. One team, one eart, one goal. 56 wMi: Varsity Boys' CrossCountry While most of us spent this post summer relaxing and traveling, the Varsity boy's cross-country team was running: for a total of 300 miles each! Every morning at 7 a.m., the team gathered to prac- tice together. If that were not enough, they also spent a week in the Santa Cruz Mountains at the aptly named Dr. Pain's running camp. It was there that the team spent hours running miles and miles until we threw up, more than 70 miles for most. (Chris Warner '08) All of the hard work paid off however, dur- ing the season, as their impressive sta- tistics show. 8 out of the 65 members of the team made it to the All-WCAL Team, and the Varsity team finished 2nd not only in the WCAl, but in the Central Coast Section as well, thereby qualifying to run in the State Championship meet in November. Despite the pain these athletes endure, runners run because they can't imagine life without it. In es- sence, runners do what we do because it's simple... It's part of us. We live for the practices, cheers, long bus rides, in- vitational, three pairs of shoes o year, water Gatorade, coaches you hate but appreciate, and especially the '1-2-3 BIG SI'... We run for the friends, prac- tices, memories, back roads, pain, com- petition, hills, stories, gossip, dedica- tion, bruises, personal records, starting line, finish line, and bragging rights...it's who we have become. • Ryan Geraghty '08 57 , V Vctrs 1. Chritlino Chen ond Nokalie Horrmon 2. Emrly Groy, Michelle Hammel, Roxy Jauregui. Kendra Follon 3. Zco Mojcoac 4 Kotie Gondolfo 58 59 Varsity Girls' C Some call Cross Country a fall sport, but our team knows cross coun- try really starts the first week of summer. Don't get me wrong; 7 am summer prac- tices in the fog of the Sunset are great, and we know there is some reason to the madness. These summer practices not only build our base for the entire season, but give the team the opportunity to be- come like one, big family- all before Au- gust. Throughout the season, we always work hard. In the pouring rain, we run on the muddy side of Sunset Boulevard. On the hottest days of the year, we run on the Great Highway and only complain a little. Seven repeats up Strawberry Hill? No problem. Some 1200 repeats at the Polo Fields? Easy. A 10 mile long run? Simple. Cross Country requires deter- mination, a lot of heart, and dedication. This season, we swept the WCAL with un- defeated victories on all three levels, won the Central Coast Championships, and will move on to compete in the State Varsity Girls' Cross Country Team ross Country Meet. Physical strength helped us to this point, but it is mostly mental; your forti- tude to keep going no matter how tired your legs are or the number of hills left in the race. Each year before WCAL 3 at Crystal Springs, Coach Regalia gives us the speech everyone has memorized but needs to hear just once more. Run the first mile with your head, be smart. Run the second mile with your legs and use the downhill. And run the third mile with your heart. This sport is all heart; if you don't love it, you hate it. Runners don't run because it's fun. We run for the adrenaline rush as the gun goes off at the starting line. We run for that last 200 meters of a race when you can no longer feel the pain as you pass that one girl right at the finish line. We run to see the result of five long months of hard work. Mostly, however, we run for each other. We have made lasting friend- ships as our team of over 60 girls has be- come one unique piece of all our lives. Check?Check. -Monica Coen '08 60 I. Monico Coen, Abby Otto, Bambi Selten- rich 2. Abby Otto 3. Katy Oaly and Rachcel Hinds 4. Bombi Soltonrich 5. Monica Coen 6. Monico Coen, Abby Otto, Bombi Seilenrich. Jackie Son 7. Hannah Farr “Our sport is your sport's pun- ishment. This is the Girls' Varsity Cross Country motto. It is the motto that defines their sport. In one word cross country is sacrifice. Sacrifice of time, of physicali strength and of mental stability. Luckily alii the girls go through this and are there for each other all the time. The girls supporf one another on and off the course. One team, one heart, one goal. 61 1. Nick Roie 2. Comoron Waljh 3. John Butler 4 liam Shorrock 5. Jonolhon Croislcy 6 Mik© Providcnzo 7. Jock Oitlor When is comes to the Boys' Varsit I Water Polo team, all the guys are close.I This bond was most notable on the long] bus rides to matches. Instead of listen- ing to ipods or sleeping the guys playedl spades. This card game gave the team| time to relax and have fun before the in- tense game. This bus ride ritual will give| the guys memories for a life time. On team, one heart, one goal. 62 Varsity Boy As swimming became a popular recreation in England dur- ing the late 19th century, several water sports developed, the most popular however, was water rugby, in which players rode on floating barrels, painted to look like horses, and struck the ball with a stick. Over the years, rugby was replaced with polo and that is how it stayed since. The intent of the sport is to put a yel- low ball in a net. That's the easy part. While trying to do so, six de- fenders try to stop the six offenders by any means possible. It is truly a game of survival. Water Polo is a team water sport, the key word be- ing team. With a smaller team both physically and numerically this year, the SI boy's varsity coach, Scott Du- mas, was coerced to rethink how he ' Waterpolo would negotiate a win in such a competitive league, considered a top league in Northern California. With that said, we worked incred- ibly hard this year during practice. We practiced at 7 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and in the afternoon for two hours each day. With our morning swims keep- ing us in good condition, afternoon practices were used to work on ball handling, skill, and scrimmage. After each practice, our Captain, John Butler, brought us in for a team cheer, which served as a reminder to play our hardest each and every day. The hard work we put into prac- ticing allowed us to play well during our many tournaments and league games. - Nick Rose 08' First Row: TJ. O'Sullivon, Michael Kutzscher, Ryan Kucher, Cameron Walsh. Nick Rose, Coach Scot Du- mas , Bus Leonard Second Row: liom Shorrock, John Butler, De- von DonoWson, Jack Ostler, Jona- thon Crossley. Mike Providenzo, Kurt Mulligan, Poddy Dunne. 63 1. Poter londefeld 2 JV Cofj 3. Jacit Stabenfeldt 4. Peter landefdd and Zack Molinjki 5. Wi!! Kircher and Potor londefeld Ryan Brown. Will Kircher. Coach Don Ashley Second Row: landofold, Richy Booumont, Zoch Molinski, Alex Yee, Joe White, Riley 64 I Corolinc Kolcndo 2. Christie lietzell 3, Kirsten ToccKini A. Cloire Collin� , Sydney West, and Frankie Puerzer 5. Jessica Meredith tticia lee, lizzie Trindle, Madison Roche, Cooch G n©tti Second Row. sech Ashby, laura West, Jordon Boyer, Nicole Crosby, Jessica Meredith, oire Collins, Caroline Kolenda, Katie Marconi, Kirsten Tocchini 65 Varsity Girls' Legendary wafer polo coach Pe- ter J. Cutino once said, To com- pete in sports is to eliminate the comfort zone. Led by seniors Ann Marie Hansen, Lauren Padilla, and Thea Trindle, this SI women's water polo team certainly went beyond their comfort zone this season in many ways. In order to compete in the highly competi- tive WCAL, the team would play out of their comfort zone every game. This fourteen-woman team rose to every challenge, especially in their first round of CCS, where they played Santa Catalina. After a long bus ride to Monterey and Waterpolo a pre-game movie of Mulan, the PoloCats were victorious, beating their opponent 8-5. The SI wom- en's water polo team is certainly one of a kind. What other teams wear costumes while they run around the track, have Halloween parties well before Halloween, and have crazy managers that tell jokes as well as they take stats? Although this team may have a happy and carefree demean- or, they never fail to be fierce competitors in this aggressive sport. As every water polo player knows, Whatever happens under the surface of the water goes. - Lauren Padilla '08 Fifjl Row: Susannah Groh, Erin Mo- honey. Nicole O'Deo. Jenny Arimoto, Haloy Kaplan, Brooke Carter Second Row, Ijz Rosen. Ann morrie Hansen, Lauren Podilk), Theo Trindle, Mod- eline Summo, Molly Ryan. Shelby Wright Not pictured. Pilar Odom 66 1. louron Podillo 2. Liz Roicn 3. Ni- cole O' Deo 4. Annmofic Honten 5. Jenno Arimofo 6. Holey Kaplan 7. Pilar Odom mm tXV- S Hr . E Why does the SI Women's Water Pol Ifeom run around in absurd costumes? Our Ifhemed dry-land practices are a form of team Ibui dmg, which allows us to add variety to our Iprocfice while building a sense of team unity. [This year, our themes ranged from jungle to hip- Ipie. Our rituals seem peculiar and may very Iwel represent who we are as a team. It re- Iqu res some sort of “weirdness in order to risk Idrown ng and receiving black eyes for the sake lof sport. Our themed dry land practices and lofher team building activities paid off this year [because we truly learned the value of teamwork. I One heart, one spirit, one goal. 67 1. Adrionno Creese 2. Nicola Beat mon! 3. Penny Chuoh 4. Nataly dozo 5. Natalie Dillon 6. Aimce Bide gainberry 7. Janice lom This year’s tennis season was so much fun: van rides, In and Out Burger, LA, Monterey, and Team Perfect. Not to mention that we all learned from our mistakes with sweatshirts from Lam and Chuch. We really united as a team and were able to make it all the way to the CCS Semifinals! Don't worry we’ll beat Mitty next year. 68 Varsity Girls7 Tennis Tennis jumped into gear with tryouts in August, but the players had been working hard since the summer. Tryouts started with intense conditioning. A few girls on the team were appointed as drill sergeants, dressing up in cameo gear and giving orders to their fellow teammates. Through- out the season, the girls had a va- riety of team bonding events from bowling in Monterey to a slee- pover at Julie's house. The tennis cats traveled all the way down to LA to compete in a tennis tournament. Along with spending time at the beach they also played laser tag, giving the girls plenty of time to bond and build team unity. Through this experience the girls managed to fight their way all the way to the CCS semifinals, where they ended their season after a com- petitive match. This accomplish- ment was huge for the SI tennis program because it was the first time the girls had made it this far in six years. One spirit, one heart, one goal. First Row: Atyson Murphy. Natalie Beverly Chon, Penny Chooh, Megan Martin, Aimee B:dego nber- ry Second Row: Adrianna Creese, lom, Notaly Mendozo, Coach Shown Wen, Julie Foncher, Ni- cola Beaumont 69 1 Nofolio Kolchok 2. Alexcndro lov© 3. louro Oliver 4 Annie Dillon Fir Row: Noto'io Kolchok, Kolherine Swiff, Michelle Model, Stophoni© Forr© lov©, Julio Popole, louro diver, Annie Dillon, Soroh Bedford. Shonno Hohn, Dorcy Lundy, Kofhryn Musumcci, Cooch Anno Seppi, Emily Glccunc Emmo O'leory, Kelly Sfonghellini, Morgorot Troinor 70 ICAT y TENNIS rst Row: Coilrtin Ng, Kosey Cullinon, Hcidi Hoisted, Helen Buse, Ali Moxwell iecond Row: Aileen Folvey, Vonesso Torre� , Shannon Pidgcon. Tcsso Von Bergen, loire Holi, Mary Mclnerney Third Row: Cecilia Vollerr, Rachel Weir, Megan Aoron, Nikki Ncrvaez, Hattie Cosserly, Analise Thornley, Sofia Moore Fourth low: Eden Moscone, Amy Horms, Allison Willson Oudos, Molly O'Mohoncy, (atie Dobberstein I. Junior Varsity Cols 2. Eden Moscone and Megan Moron 3. Heidi Hoisted and Coitlin Ng A Molly O'Mahoney and Aileen Falvey 5. Mary Mclnenery ocKey 71 72 Varsity Girls' Field Hocke If you look across Gellert's field everyday at 3:30, you will find the varsity field hockey team practicing. Since the beginning of the season the girls had a strong sense of unity, but their bond was brought closer to- gether when they had a team bonding day. Through this ex- perience the girls became clos- er, which made them one. First Row: Nicole Grozioli, Cotrina Gotoaco, Joey Galligan. Joncy no, Rehana lerandcau Second Row: Alysso Bcrgerson, Eriko Brickley, Bianca Giorrofono. Marlene lundy. Notosho lokcch, Toni Hall Third Row: Mcogon McGovern, Denise Rollcndi, Annie DeMarcheno, Emily Clork, louren Kose, Olivia Katie Nolan Not Pictured Zoo Feld, Jennifer Flannery The field hockey team rep- resents a true wildcat. They played hard and long through each game, showing no signs of fatigue. With psych buddies before every game, the girls were pumped and ready to play. Their fighting spirit dis- plays their true wildcat abili- ties. 1. Katie Nolon and Jen Flannery 2. Jen Flannery 3. Meagan McGovern end Emily Clork 4. Alyiio Bergerion, Bioneo Giorroteno, Cot Gotuaco 5. Toni Hall ond Olivia Narvaez 6. Kotie Nolon 7. Rehono lerandcou A former SI student and field player had recently been di- with a rare form of cancer, show compassion and represent- the field hockey family, including and present players, the Var- Field Hockey Team hiked Half in Yosemite. Half Dome is an hike. Though obsta- came their way, the field hockey worked together and overcame difficult challenge. 73 Fir� � Row: Jori-lee Tolentino, Melonie Mistica, Courtney Chon, Commy lobo Tolentino Second Row: Kotic Dincen, Honnoh Miloni-Walker, Modele Mr. Julius Yap, Victoria Student, Olivio Schrooder, Claire Kelly I. Courtney Chon 2. Angela Tolentino 3. Jari lee Tolentino 4, Commy lobock 5. Victoria Student it Row: louren Murray. Amando Eipirifu, Mario Sfudley, Sarah Pork tcond Row: Corinnc Keogh, Tenny Kochatourian, Molly Meehon, Richelle sodus, Christina Vlohos. Coach Bill Olinger yv 75 Frcs i riai ZW [ Basketball _ Ryan Inumcrable, Johnny Mrlik, Motthcw Quintono, Ket Top Row: Coach Gamble, Mott Collins, Cody Worn Daniel livy, JcH Forlow, Justin Fitzsimmons, Brett Brunemc EJ. Silvio, Xavier Russo, Gion Guolco-Nelson, Joel Schow, Coo Guilbeoux 1, Mot Collins 2. luke Poppos 3. Daniel livy 4. Kevin Barker 5. Johnny Mrlik 76 oitom Row: fcvan Harrison Wong. Mall Lope . Jake Koch, hillip Lee. Ryan Fromm, Michael Crocker Top Row: Connor ulligan. Joe Dow Benko. Derek Cartwright. Zak Baistone. like Kennedy. Joe Crawley. Bryan ChrislolTerson. Coach John ►eBenedctti 1. JV Wildcots 2. Mike Kennedy 3. Michoel Crockor A Malt Lopez 5. Connor CulKgon 7ujr,u r 'Varsita R(k s} Basketball 77 Varsity Boys' Basketball Bottom Row; Ben Herwit . Pot CoHoUo. Alii Austria, Jelf Thomos. Gabriel Buck, CJ. Fung, Beau Brun- errvon Top Row. Kiyoshi Smith, Con- nor Wilkes, Drew Rohcr, Assistant Coach Rob Morcolotti, Hoad Coach Tim Reardon, Assistonl Coach Mike Watters. Paul Toboni, Robby Allen, Vince legorzo Not pictured: Bus Leonard 'Hooper!! This word can be heard ringing around McCullough Gym- nasium on any given day during a Men's Varsity Basketball practice. Led by coaches Tim Reardon, Rob Marcaletti, and Mike Watters, it was a great time. Also, with seniors Vince Legarza, Paul Toboni, Robby Allen, and Bus Leonard on the team, it was tough to be serious 100% of the time - so why should this pas- sage? From a fishy situation with the coaches in Monterey (directions), to the pre game talk about Ofreo, we shared laughs, wins, and losses together. A wonderful characteris- tic was how tightly this team was bound together, though. After win- ning the Bruce Mahoney, we could hear Coach Marcaletti yelling to Coach Reardon, saying, Coach Out Coached Krzyzewski! refer- ring to Coach K, the coach of Duke. With great chemistry, this team worked as a cooperative unit, as seen by their tremendous record. -Paul Toboni and Vince Legarza 78 Vmco logorzo 2. Alii Austria 3. Varsity 4. Robby Allan 5. Paul Toboni Every weekend, ihe players meet for their team dinner held at different players' houses. During these team-bond- ing moments, they play ping-pong competitively ond love a good round of card games, especially 'Hearts and Deuces. Aside from their fun off the court, when game time arrives, these boys have their own rituals. Interest- ingly, the starting five line-up: Alii Austria ( 11), Paul Toboni ( 22), Robby Allen ( 33), Drew Raher ( 44), end Vince legarza ( 55), have jersey numbers divisible by eleven. The players get pumped up in various ways, whether it's Alii Austria listening to the techno version of Sandstorm, or Drew Raher listening to the 8acksfreet Boys hit single, Show Me the Meaning of Being lonely, before every gome. Ultimately, these guys know how to have fun, and how to bring the heat when the time comes. 79 1. Ahcio Kopjion- Pin 2. Chrijtino lee 3. Chefi Chan 4. Cheyenne Wetfermon Bottom Row: Cheri Chon, Amando Schollort, Koiey Collin Caitlin Ng, Amanda McEvoy, Christino loe Top Row: Cheyer Weiletmon, Jordan Newoll, Kelli Hatch, Coach Anne Seppi, I ren Weber, Dominique Chogniot, AJcio Kopjion-Pitt om Row: Honnoh linhores, Kotio Swift, Amondo Cor- o, Anno Morie Mortin, Roquel Awlo Top Row: Cooch Murphy, Maureen Kaprosch, Jessica Serrato, Megon Aearo, Jocquolinc Toboni, A!ox legarza, Kendal Mitch- oach Joe Moriorty 1. Marisa Williams 2. Alex legorzo 3. Mouren Kopro- sch 4 Jessica Serrato 5. Megan O'Meara 81 Varsity Girls' Pride, passion, and poise. That is what the Girls' Varsity Basketball team is all about. From the grueling practices and the endless running of plays, the girls' team has played an almost perfect season. Pride is the feeling when the team first puts their team jersey at the beginning of the season. It is developed from within their heart. Each girl keeps her head up whether win or lose, smile or frown. No matter what the outcome, these girls support each other through the strength of their sisterhood. Passion is very evident within these girls. Their love for the game and for each other is what brings the team together. They Basketball are always rooting each other on, as Erin Grady would say, Let's do dis ladies! They have formed an extremely close bond which has included Harmony Ice Cream runs and team dinners... yum. This team is so successful because each player wants to be there. Poise is the way the girls carry themselves in and off the court. They only have the deepest respect for their coaches and fans. Each time they step out on the court they realize how much their peers and coaches support them. The girls keep it clean on the court while still pouring their heart out. The season was filled with ups and downs, but it would have been impossible to do it without pride, passion, and poise. Bottom Row: Bionco Monolonjon, Brittany Salinos, Coirina Gotuoco, liz Waters, Elise O'Connor Top Row: Assistant Coach Mike Thomas, Ad- die Schivo, Olivia Solfiti, Ccroline Barrack, Mattie loyco. Moya Burns, Erin Grady, Morisa Williams, Mag- gie McCarthy, Sheilo Johnstone, Jade Botstono, Rachel Hatch, Head Coach Miko Mulkerrins 82 I. Modio loyce 2. Moggie McConKy 3. Erin Grody 4. Brittony Sol-nos 5. Olivio Solfifi 6 Rachel Ho!ch The girls varsity basketball team has shown countless dedication through sacrifice this season. Each day they had a grueling two hour practice. This practice included sui- cides, scrimmages and chalk talk . This forced the girls to be completely committed, but also created a strong bond between them. One team, one heart, one goal. 83 Soccer I Aoron Gcllogher 2 Ryon Spiers 3 Jomos MocSweeney 4. Jimmy Collinon Steven Reich, Steven Golcrkin, Erik Molligon, A y choel Mekhior. KiUion lundy. Jcromioh Duffy, Jon Freiso, Ko ft slotin Rehbein Middle Row: Alfred Sinioro, Mozen Nosroh, Rye 9 Spiers, Seen Prior. Aoron Gollaglier, Danny Doherty Top Ro. ■ James MaeSwceney, len Donlon, Jimmy Collinan, Thomas Pal B Cullen Roche, Gerard Kellincr, 1. Joey Roovoy 2 Miguel Compos 3. Mike Pizza 4. Carlo Juarez 5. Wiliam Bello eler Holl. Griffin Schrcadcr, Joey Rcovey. Carter Andereck, Mid- le Row: Doniol O'leory, Podraig Buckley, Miguel Campos, Mike izza, loin McCarthy, Paolo DiGiovonni, Gerard Harkin, Robert lungia, Top Row. Seamus Roddy. Will Naughton, frank OlcO' londy, Fr, Copitolo, Billy Knutsen, Thomos Hobell, William Bello 7u ilor Varslii JBovs ooeer 85 1. Mox Proono 2. Zonder Mrlik 3 Dom Efdozaincy 4 Chrii Viohweg 5. Mox Sander 6 Joe Peek 7, Jock Cosey One of the most exciting and intense mo- ments of the boys' varsity soccer season occurred with the game against St. Francis. The team was losing with a score of three to nothing. With twelve minutes left in the game whenever all had given up hope, someone scored a goal. That sparked the flame in the rest of the players' hearts and they scored three more times before the final buzzer, winning the game four to three. They won the game together with one fire. One team, one heart, one goal. 86 Varsity Boys' Soccer This year, Joe Peck and Chris Vie- whig captained Si's Varsity Soccer Team. Although the team finished with a 5-9 record, they were compet- itive in all of their losses. Bolstered by a great defense led by sweeper Jake Rose and fullbacks Zander Mr- lik and Jack Casey, the Cats' shut- out their opponents nine times. With nine members of this year's team returning next year, the Cats look forward to a breakout year. The highlight of the season was marked by the Cat's dominance over Saint Francis. With an intense training regi- ment consisting of painful doggies and rigorous drills, this may have been one of the most conditioned teams in the program's history. In Si's last game, the WCAL play- off against Saint Francis, all of the seniors including Joe Peck, Chris Viewhig, Max Sander, Max Proa- no, Sean Tsui, Sam Buckter, Jack Maxwell, Dorn Erdozaincy, and Jack Casey had an amazing game and left the field with no regrets , rigorous drills, this may have been one of the most conditioned teams in the program's history. In Si's last game, the WCAL playoff against Saint Francis, all of the seniors in- cluding Joe Peck, Chris Viewhig, Max Sander, Max Proano, Sean Tsui, Sam Buckter, Jack Max- well, Dorn Erdozaincy, and Jack Casey had an amazing game and left the field with no regrets . Bottom Row: Jock Moxwell. Jock Cosey, J.P. Curry, Spencer Gibson. Mox Proono, Jock Forr. Middie Row: Dons Erdoia ncy, Seen Spiers. Sam Buckter, Mox Sander, Brady Borcherdirtg, Chris Viehweg, Scon Tsui. Top Row: Zander Mrlik, Tom O'Moiley, Cooch John Stiegeler. Joke Rose, Fr. Copitolo, Cooch Rob Hickox, Seon Borello, Joe Peck 87 Bottom Row: Kelsey BcrHglio, Nicole Tricrweiler.Hoidi Holsteod, Alex love. An be! lundy Middle Row Thoroso Mortin, Isobello Cunninghom, Shannon Col Bridget Sellivon. Soroh Stinn, Coileen Viehweg, Motello Alioto Top Row: Ch tino Cohon, Sonic Odom, Kotarino Hobelt, Coach Shonnon Vanderpol. Co Kotie Mojico, Audrionno Osenberg, Liz Rosen, Sawyer Hulbcrt 88 1. JV Socce Cali 2. Sofia Robinson 3. Notolic Jocobi 4. Deirdre Woodl 5. Nikki Norvooz 6. Ka!y Iconoudakii, Deirdre Woodl and Mary Mclncrney boar Row: Abby Otto. Katie Pope, Ko!y leonoodokis, Campbell Von Eichen, irvoh Farr. Nikki Narvaez, Mary Mclnerney Top Row: Sofia Robinson. Alison I'Boyle. Lauro Gorcio, Natalie Jacobs, Deirdre Woodi.Cocch Corlos Escobar, mily lynch, Emily Tatum, Olivio Corwin. Mica Sangiacomo, Alison Edwards 89 ccer Varsity Girls' The players in Girls' Varsity Soccer like to believe that the game is the greatest teacher. With each game, victory or loss, they have strengthened their team, both physically and with an immense spirit. To go along with these great players, resourceful and experienced coaches enhanced their enjoy- ment of the game by aiding them every step of the way. There is absolutely no doubt that the hard work and countless hours of practice at- tributed as the main contribut- ing factor to the development Bottom Row: lauro Oliver. Sheldon Hoisted, Notolio Songiocomo, Jo- onno Soribolij, Kimmy Bettingcr, Kristen Bertiglio Middle Row: Annie Kulzicher, Sophie Bigalkc, Jen Flon- nery, Audrey Gibson, Roslyn Pon- tius. Kot Bloomfield, Thereto Woods Top Row: Molly Oelohunty, Morgen Campbell. Goorgio Silvio, Enily Ar. bucklo. Paigo Scigliano, Assistant Cooch Megan Graham, Sloanc Violo. Kolly long, Karyn Focdisch, Joclyn Sinioro, Danielle Brurvoche Soccer of the team as a whole. A game of passionate commitment, soccer has united the girls as they formed their own team rit- uals and celebrations. With last- ing friendships and unforget- table goal scoring moments, the Girls' Varsity Soccer team has flourished with success. The girls maximized their time and efforts to get the most out of the relationships made and games played. And to no one's surprise, the team has relentlessly exuded pride and enthusiasm all season long. 90 L I school every day, the girls' varsity soccer team worked hard to their fullest potential. They strived to be all they could be throughout moment of playing. Rain or the girls were out there play- their hardest. Each player com- to the sport and their team, one heart, one 91 92 B(h s Crewy ______; Lacrosse 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Baseba ) 102 103 104 105 1. OWio Schreodof. Mo Mortawv Courtnoy Chon. Rebecca Reaoot 2. Cofotyn Badillo. JenmF ! Joe, Pefei Oon Svrvner Fonto me, Suion AbeBera. Micholmo Chogniot. Moko loiono, Addme Newmonn, Seomoi Cronin 3 Mkheline Chogn � . Sco� Sobalvaro. Ale Co Hewn. Mr Porrtcl tyfxh. Chotlie Johnjon. Voihti Viioy, Dominique Bon mo, Kimm« O'Colloghon 7nS7e U6 Walking into Campks Mi fstrv. one is bound to notice the endless amounts of Seniors meeting with wonderful directors: Mr. Lynch, Ms. Curran, and Mr. O'Keefe. Whether it is the dark blue polo shirts with a red embroidery above the chest that reads InSIgnis, or the anxious looks on students faces as they roam around the offices preparing for school liturgies or re- treats, InSignis is a club that provides Seniors a great- er opportunity to be involved in Campus Ministry. 194 leaders are constantly working behind-the-scenes to help promote a faith that does justice and helping make the spiritual aspect of our school a better model of Ignatian Spirituality. InSignis helps deepen our spiri tual and religious life while teaching us how to lead the school in a true Ignatian way. This year, the InSignis family teaches students how to help others direct their faith and spirituality as they lead unique experiences of prayer and reflection and through our new school wide prayer, the Examen. InSIgnnis forms students into becoming better men and women with and for others. 108 3. Alex Freedmon, leeno Culhone, Joiv nifer Joe. Suson Abellero. Kristin Holiing, Monica larono, Rea Aedo. Eliso Fonucchi, Peter Cronin 4 Fr, Eraldo. Brittany Conroy. Stefoni O'Donoghoo, Voshti Viroy 5. Mon ico lorono, Suson Abellero, Micheline Chagniot, Jennifer Joe ifc M.-U-� Gw� lobo. A «o-d-o 20-0.1. fcs-dy y K - WoxW. y W44«l AW«S wo '■. Worn . VoUm V oy. To o V� r. � «. Uy t“«nO J-.� - i« . S-jtAo- � 0,40«. Jkq.� « to or. Adrom Syr� , lo-do- S. -o Mo-ko S o ifei� ,, f -o $ � . J« SM— � 2o Sw . N oW S t «u. O-o $c c� od c. 6« oo, So’«oi See !«Mm, Mckoksi tw. 9« g« 0«,. 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V-xk -, fmK Sr� to—� «• ASk l« l t« r o d t Ektofe««k lw 2d d (4 0 0 «V Cx—9-� f rdoforoy. Or,PcpSi . O-kry Jowpk 0 790 . VO--CO Ooo- 0- 0- -. Mx C-W-. S -V-vl c-c-x. S 0«i Co X S-ro-y Corroy. Cor Oralav Gxr— , Ckoo, C '«-o Oo . M k� x O09—X IW CovV.) � 0 Cowy. AS� «o dx Co«W.. S p o CojAj. A- «ord r BvT. E-ia 5r kW, Go—Or. (d V � 0 0 Block. JvO- Cod©. A'f c . «0-0 0 Acdo. Gob � l Ab-w . So� - Ab Ura CoroJy- EodAo. HcW Gotdo . Ml A� lo. P 9rolJ A«c— Ood l Sck � Mod .COX Mr Scr k tyoek o-d Ml «0-� Moyco The Latin adjective insignis means distinctive, no- table because of a mark . Synonyms of it are: outstanding, famous, illustrious, considerable, renowned, valuable. The classics have interesting expressions, like Livius' virgins longeante alios specie et pulchritudine insigne | erga aliquem (valuable proof of affection toward another). Ignatius of Loyola uses the term in this phrase of the Spiritual Exercises: qui magis desiderabunt insignes se exhibere omni servitio (those who desire to show greater devotion and to distinguish themselves in total service). 109 Jade Bafstone created the Not For Sale club at St. Ignatius with the influence of her father's organization. David Bafstone wrote the book. Not For Sale, after| discovering that many people were being forced into slavery in all parts of the world, including the United States. 27 million people are enslaved today. Not For Sale is a campaign of individuals, musicians, artists,] people of faith, businesses, schools and sports teams united to stop it. (http: www.notforsalecampaign.org) NOT Club Member� : Tolia M. Giordano, Travis Ctork, Robert Leupp, Ricky Solomon, Scon Spiers. Frank Olcomcndy Presidents: Natalie Dillon, Jade Batstonc Moderator: William Hoordt I. Presidents, Jode Bafstone and Notolie Dillon explain the video. Trade 2. Sean Spi- ers, Ricky Solomon, and Fronk Oleomendy intently watch Trade 110 I am not for sale. You are not for sale. No one ihould be for sale. This concept is the focus of Not :or Sale. Although modern-day slavery is a very prevalent issue in the world and in our own commu- nities today, it is invisible to us. Not For Sale aims to aise awareness of Human Trafficking both at S.l and our greater community. The members watch movies and documentaries and host guest speakers to make he issue real for the students. Through fundraisers and other projects, Not For Sale hopes to donate money to the campaign working to end slavery. With the support of students and faculty, Not For Sale strives to make a difference for people living, or having lived, in bondage. Their main project is the construction of an orphanage in Thailand, which will serve as a place for rescued young children to live, go to school, and start a new life. Ill 0 1. Soroh Toggort � p«oking ol o pow- wow 2. Club member� liiten intently to the speaker 3. Sandro, Kerry, and Stefoni O'Donoghuo C is for £6okie is a student run organiza- tion that provides an opportunity to discuss high school issues in a safe environment. Each semes- ter, we put on a variety of Pow-Wows, during which a student panel, along with the help of an expert speaker, shares their experiences with a particular topic. Topics include sex, drugs and alcohol, and body image, to name a few. Following each Pow- Wow, we distribute cookies, a comfort food and the reason for our club's name. 112 1. Club pcoiidents Carol Campbell, E'ilc 8-ricUcy. and Alyivo Be-gcvoa reproie« C i� for Coobe or ihe opon booie 2 Audicnco memberj ore coprivo’ed by spoolers 3. becco lynch i. The pcnel of s-Vdon's from o pow wow Club Member! Georg a Silvia. Anne Kufzscher, 8iuy Sonomino. Kol e bolevrrcri, Korolen Morrhole, Becco lynch, Nicole GrozioV lizzie Dcvcicb, O'ivio Solfiii, Ko!e Kouffmon, Moddio McDonold. ter O' Cal- loghon, Elona Tnerwefer Presidents Cord Campbell. Erilo 8ri ltley ModeroHX Mr Michool Thomoi 113 Club Me-.b fj Hatzol M«n Ko o, Mofgon Jo r«ll, Cfd no Grelcbon Krupp, Jeoo Mogo'ng. taurcn Rogef, Eloco Costco. Joiuco Roonot, Joimin CovMlo. Tc-ova Cotino. Julionn Goo gc. Jeroy Situ. Ivobcllo b’oji, Jonolle Cabuco, Timolfcy Stuf m, Ekioboth Covlfo Ab 0” t, Undo lenotowic . Mogon lovng. Rochno GtAiti, A lelle Beouvotr, Coro Doricy ProwdonU: Won o Jo . S pbon Kuhn Modorotot: Mj. Cynthio RobotHon A small group of students and Ms. Lizette Ortega-Dolan started the club in 2003-2004 as a new opportunity to dance at SI for SI. Ever since, the club has committed to a no au- dition policy where everyone, no matter their dance experience, can participate. The club's ability to function depends on each member's loyalty, dedication in coming to practice, and willingness to share ideas and styles with the group. This policy allows the club to be an en- vironment of expression, enjoyment, and close student connections. The dances are student led with assistance by the moderator, and ex- plore different styles from different cultures. 114 DANCING WITH DIVERSITY The Multi-Cultural Dance Club seeks to pro- note and foster insight into the cultures of Si's global :ommunity through dance and music. The club has seen dancing strong since 2003 and is committed o allowing all students to participate. Members : f the Multi-Cultural Dance Club come together to ihare their varied cultural backgrounds. Some of the dance styles explored this year include African, Hip Hop, Salsa, Hawaiian and Indian. 115 GIVING BACK TO THE SI COMMUNITY At all significant school events, big and small, you've probably seen us-ready to help and serve wherever needed with a smile. From selling raffle tickets at the Fashion Show to handling coat check at the President's Cabinet Dinner; giving tours at Open House, helping proctor the eighth grade Entrance Exam and controlling the chaos of Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation. Sporting snazzy navy blazers, embellished with patches of insignia and SI Pride, Service Club members represent and serve St. Ignatius and its greater commu- nity. This is only a snapshot of Service Club's involve- ment with and for Sl-we're also present at every Parent Night, Fall Play, Winter Pops, Spring Musical and Cho- ral Concert, answering questions, giving directions and resolving logistics. By representing SI well at its events, Service Club members have truly labored as men and women with and for others in our immediate SI com- munity. Service Club members dress to impress! They are always in dress code, and still flaunt their latest fashion: the service club blazer. Their uniform represents the strength and oneness of the St. Ignatius spirit. These dedicat- ed students devote themselves to giving back to and serving their united school. Ad'.en e Syne. Alessandro Zo-ass-, Allegro Hortmon. Alison f«pe k. Anno Ke-j.-'sk-. Arno RodvVff. Brno'ly Choo. Bionco Mo-o'onvan, Brandon fittpotrick. B'uno Schofz . Coro Do-say. CoroFyn Bod-'lo. Covey Ooman. Connor Getoghry. f i-robafh Wo e s, Cobrie' Borrio� . Canine M lobo. Cior.no Puconell, Gtno Gvgkolm. Culo GookoN«J� on, Motze' WancKoco. Hope Benede . Joci oline Toylor, Je � o Keohone. Jcnnfer flonncry. Janroler Joa. Jevvco Barnnan. Joss-ca Korda � . Jock Coiay. Jock Kodrov. John Ennqvez. Jon Ray . Jo don $ia o. Ko ari-a Dineen, Kod.ar.na Ba'dn, Korha'ino Bo'ovi'or. Kylo Nalvon. louro Wav’. lo. an V Gofolvki. li� o Chon. Ivey Wdiom� . M-ockenzie Fotveh, Modakno Svmmo. Morgora Potozzoto. Mo y Meehon. Mo-y Polozzok). Wen Karr Pork. MaJonia Mivtico. Wel.vto Mover, Mio Naogla. MkMIo Abalo. Mkhe'Io Melendez. Norolte Beovlav. OWo Sch-ooda . Pon k Co� ay, Peret Q.win. Pane Cronn. Ro-d-oo Ac do. Ra-aa Kwok. R.ck Solomon. Rogers Fodcrw. Ryon fohay, Ry«n Gerogkry, Shonnon McCofFroyr, S'oo-e Violo. Sydney Was . loylor Gowon. Tkeodoro Wdle. Voskn Vroy. Zoa Sahar. Zoo Feld. Zoa MoFke, Koihor.no P.zzo, W.o Pollon. Soroh Moron Preidonts Clo-'o Chr.vhon ond Mox Hermen Modororor Don Vol'ert 1. Madeline Summo, Molly Meehon, Noto- lie Beaulieu. Connor Geraghfy 2. Annie Rod- slilf, Kor.c Beldcn, Shannon McCoffery 3. Mox Horfmon and Claire ChritKan 117 The Social Justice Club organizes many community outreach programs such as Thursday morning comfort runs and Friday morning breakfast's at Martin de Porre's soup kitchen. This jyear The Social Justice Club is con- tinuing to work on their Tanzi project. This project is raising funds to build a dormitory for a school in Tanzania. Do what you can to support the excel- lent cause! 1. Alter a morning ol cooking ood serving breakfast, SI ond Riordan students pose lor o picture 2, Club members: Olivia Solfiti. Michelle Hammel, Lauren Gorolski, , Brigil Roddy, Libby Pulsen, Ali Carleton, Solane Violo. Notosho..,,, Nicole grozole, Christina Bolesfreri, Liz Waiters Presidents: Christina Fowler, Sophie Horrison-Wong. ond Isobcll Struve Moderator: Ms Mary Ahtboclv- 118 Social Justice (Upper Division) acts as an or- ganizing center for the social justice activities at SI and in our community. We participate in community outreach both locally and in Africa. Within our city, we organize Thursday Morning Comfort Runs, Fri- day breakfasts at Martin de Porres Soup Kitchen, the Christmas Food and Toy Drive, and strive to in- form the SI community about current social justice is- sues. Our hope is to continue spreading awareness of injustice to the SI community. 119 Semper Fi is the first club created at SI that sup- ports our heroes, both old and new. The club's mis- sion is to help our troops. The men and women who sacrifice their lives for the good of this country are too often forgotten about. Semper Fi works with the Injured Marine Semper Fi Foundation (IMSFF) and raises money and funds to help wounded Marines. IMSFF provides financial aid to injured warriors who have trouble affording medical attention, mortgages, rents, etc. Men give up their lives in battle just so some strangers can still be free and keep their rights. U.S. soldiers have the most unap- preciated, selfless job in the world: they take care of the dirty work while we can hang out in the States and decide whether or not the war is just; they volunteer for their job and serve with pride, courage, and valor. It is about time we stop criticizing and start thanking. Thank God for our heros. Semper Fi is here to serve those; who preserve our freedom. •I S on O'Uory oivd Kmn Dowit S .'«« Fo k a i See- O'laory pocko e good� 10 � f� d Kevin Downs started the Sem- Iper Fi club here at St. Ignatius with a couple of close friends. He says, I created this club because of what I've been ex- posed to. My brother, being a retired infantry Marine Corps of- ficer, has unwrapped a whole |new perspective of life for me. | 121 CVA W � W io� [ ! ■ u-w S� f fcwfto. lAWt CcraU. IMu U-� IkM llo . Xxkw «■•■. � � «vl to- � � ®0� � w W J.. NmK W.U M I- Ctrt Ow� � S.WAmUMixll awo � •� • M. f f (Ml KyliCwoaihlwwMl 1oniII«Mn4vi l oM (loil«« 0a M.h� j � • o� 4 low� � itg� lod o� wrf •� � l.. , pox, Did you know... 1. This year's theme was Donuts? 2. As of this year, Fawal has at least 10 new nick-names? 3. This year was the first year our Opening Night was not also our Closing Night? (Up grade!) 4. Like cheese, we get better with age? 5. We made up a dance about how to make a sandwich? - Cast of SI Live 122 S Live REPRESENTING WITH SCHOOL SPIRIT Why hello, great reader of the SI Live sec- tion of the yearbook. Thanks for stopping by. We □ re SI Live, Si's fourth most popular comedy sketch dub. We write, direct, cast, and act in our own jkits. Are you picking up what I'm putting down? Just in case you aren't, are you familiar with Satur- day Night Live? Just picture that... with your fellow classmates as the actors. Every autumn we cast and rehearse, and then have a performance dur- ing the end of October to the beginning of Nove- mber. In the Spring, we write the show for the next year. DONUT DO NOT ask us to do two shows a year... we can't handle being funny for that long. Through it all, we are guided through adventures in Hilarious Land by the great Fawal, whom you might also know as Faweasle, Fawaffle, Fawalrus, Fawal Street Journal, the Fawizard of Oz... and a cornucopia of other creative names. Overall, what we have to say is this: are you hungry for comedy? Join SI Live. Maybe you can learn how to be as funny as us. 1. Jori-lco To!«ntino, Mosomo Wadoma, Eliso Sontos, Moflico Morolei 2. Paolo Jo$«, Jon Rey 3. Sopfia Aguilar, Juliann George, Ja nolle Caboeo Kama HAWAIIAlO'eULTURE AT SI Aloha! Many can't pronounce its name, but many have heard it said (or attempted) during the morning an- nouncements. Still, most people don't know what it is or what we do. Hui O Kama'Aina began a few years ago but only started showing above the surface last year. We strive to preserve and share the Polynesian eluture, particu- larly through the art of dance. This club is for people who want to dance or just make new friends. Open to anyone and everyone of all grade levels and all levels of dance experience, we teach and learn both the traditional and contemporary movements of the islands. Both girls and boys can learn basic technique in hula and Tahitian and grow both socially and as performers. We perform at cultural events such as Si's annual International Food Faire, we sponsor a varsity basketball game and provide the halftime entertainment, and hold our annual end-of- the-year luau filled with food, friends, and fun. We form bonds that go beyond the weekly meetings and build lasting friendships, beginning the year as classmates and ending as an ohana. 124 a ainct Club Member� : Jondlc Cobuco, Eliso Sontos, Julxjnn George. Monico Moroles, Mosomi Wodomo, Jori-lee Tolentino, Ricco Sormienio, Vivian Capulong, Phil lee, Ronald Martin. Jon Rey, John Uy, Paolo Jose, Nate lozano, Jorvis Moriotegue. Sheryll Ann Vil- lanueva. Sofia Aguilor, Heidi Ng, Monico Joe. Monica Fernandez. Voshti Viray, Kevin Apo! norio. Seon Tong, David lee, Justin Ing, Francesca Bodiola, Danielle Nebolosco President: Groce delos Santos Upper Division Co-President: Monico Dizon lower Division Co-President: Djoe Borjo Moderator: Mr Julius Yap 1. Groce delos Santos, Paulo Jose. Jon Rey, Monico Dizon 2-3. Monica Dizon, Djae Borjo, Groce delos Santos Did you know.... 1. Hui O Kama'aino means The Locals Club 2. Hui O Kama'aino is pronounced HOO-EE- oh kah-mah-EYE-na 3. All of Hui O Kama'aina's hawaiian dances are all choreographed by SI students 4. The Hawaiian skirts, which the dancers wear, are called pareos (pah-RAY-ah) 125 One thing that would surprise people about Student Council is how much we en- joy our work. Many of our tasks can seem like grudge work, but with our assortment of personalities and our work ethic, we always end up having a good time and that always enhances our results. -Jack Casey Student Body President President: Jock Casey, Vice President Ryan Folvey, Ser- geonl of Arms: Joey Morphy. Treasurer: lucy Willioms, Secretary. Kylee lin. Senior Closs President: Ilona Black, Junior Class President: Stella Nnodim, Sophomore Class President: Rosie Shepherd, Freshman Closs President: Korim Dodom, School Spirit Rep: Carol Campbell. Girls' Athlehc Rep: Katie Nolan. Boys' Athletic Rep: Bus Leonard, Publications Rep: Kote Kauffman. Community Oulreoch Rep: leena Korjoloincn. Affinity Clubs Rep: Victoria Gomez. Spirituality Rep: Danny Mortinoz, Fine A ts Rep: Sumner Fontaine. Affiliate Clubs Rep: Jessica Harders, Social Clubs Rep Denzel Nicholas, Academic Rep: liso Chon, School Service Rep: Olivia Schrcoder 1. Joey Murphy. Jack Coscy, and llano Black 2. Rosie Shephard, Stella Nnodim. Victoria Gomez, and llano Black 126 I. Kyloe Lin. Joey Mvfphy. jocL Cow y, Ryon Folvy. ond Ivey Willomi 2. Danny Monnez ond Sumner fonloin 3. Student Cov-nol pete ior the Pirotet ot the Prep Donee 4. Olivio SeKreodcr ond Jetvea Hordort BODY Student Council is an organization designed to epresent the student body to the faculty, adminis- ration, and outside community. At the beginning : f the year we formulated two goals that would De the ideal outcomes for any event we organize, rhe first goal is to create a community in which svery student who goes to SI feels like he or she ruly belongs and feels cared for. The second goal s to foster dialogue and community between the student body, faculty, and administration of the school. So when we plan and host dances, help or- ganize the magazine drive, host lunchtime activities, decorate the school, put together teacher apprecia- tion weeks, select the faculty representative to the discipline board, and respond to the requests of stu- dents, teachers, and administrators, we always have these goals in mind and seek to achieve them. 127 Social 'Justice' lOWER DIVISION 1. Sophia Melone and Ms. Veronica Bricker 2. Stuffed onimoU for tho Project Night Night Drive 3. Tanya Sanderson Social Justice Lower division is an organization whose purpose is to get the Lower Division student body involved in community service projects that benefit the people who are at a disadvan- tage because of issues of social justice. For the past two years, our club's main project has been Project Night-Night. This Bay Area organization collects its signature tote bags, each contain- ing one book, one blanket and one stuffed animal. Once as- sembled, the bags are picked up and given to homeless children in shelters all over Northern California. To assist this mission, we asked the SI student body to donate blankets, stuffed animals, and books and were able to make about 125 complete bogs. We also planned a fundraiser that raised close to $700 At our Wednesday meetings, we make about 150-20C sandwiches that are distributed the next day at the Thurs day Morning Comfort Runs. Finally, we are involved in aid ing the Upper Division Social Justice Club in the Christma: Drive. Overall, our club members have a positive and oper attitude for helping others and collectively raising aware ness of social issues present in our community and in oui world as a whole. We look forward to another successfu year of raising awareness about issues of social justice one doing our best to better our community. 128 Project Night Night is dedicated to improving the lives of homeless children, one sweet dream at o time. By providing items of reliable comfort. Project Night Night seeks to advance the emotional and cognitive well-being of each child we help. At Project Night Night, we believe that every child should big. Established in 2005, Project Night Night is o 501 (c)(3) California nonprofit organization that with the belief that every child deserves a night's sleep. Project Night Night believes that a good night's rest is critical for the healthy development of children. Project Night Night serves approximately 15,000 homeless children annually. (http: www.projectnightnight.org) CM Members: Jon « G. Boswell. Jovnn 6 CotfJlo. Isobe'lo C Blosi, Angelo C OwczoreV. K.mberty Achccoso. Monro C fomondez. Coio M Melisso I Si-pson. Imdsey Ann O Monv l. Co'ly M McCc ey, Kilii M Bobova. So-oh A S«kto'. Hen nek C linhores. Joo-ro ft Sor.bol.s, EmJy TaMn. Joseph.- C Woot, E-.lee M Goo. Holey f Kopton. Tono G levy. l dsey I Moyem. Jolo ft ftopol . E«.ty ft Boytor. AnoVoso Y fteyes Kelly T. Mow, Somonrho I. Corroles. AJison ft Edwords. E'ko N. 0� ng. fkoebo M Oi.nlon. toiroin N A iiolo. Sopho M Sopp, Genero C Vogeft-elm. Ard'eof Sfin . NotoU� I Seword, AbgoJ Oro. SopAio T Molone. Vox A let... Emity ft Moot . Alco M Qv� t i. Enlo 0 Hxjolgo. Nofhel e D ftod-.guoz Jorqvn. Megan E HoM . Timothy 0 Ofto.ty, Emma ft Bocrh.n.. Gore A CeSni, B'oole A Conor. fiernodme G ftobuy, And-e G. Monv ,i. G'okho M K vpp, Kr.sirt M StJos. Julio I. Ana ye. Gone� I ftecl. Em«o ft Ton iey Afccia I. Kopioaftrt. Annetso 6 OJIon. Christina N Oane-'e. t. Abby Otto, Sophio Melone, ond Tonyo G-onro.lo Songocomo. Timothy O'Body Sandervon assembling Project Night Night Moderators My Soroh Cwron ond My V«ron o 8i let bags 2. Sophia Melane and Jonice Boswell ft'osdentv Abby 0«o ond $oph o Mete 3. Club presidents Sophia Melone ond Abby Otto 129 1 Kcnd'o fo'lon 2 Monon Monop 10I 3 R'Zo Irv-nerobki, Even Kim. Jo-vn Monoteguc. Kevin Jcurg. Cj Fung Genine lobo. Oov d lee. Zoe Seher. j-rno Pong 4 Mr Coilro. Tim O'Reilly. Rochno Gulo i. lovren Rogers, Sophia Mclooe. Rochel Cunmmghom. Monono Molino 5 Zoe Wong ord Tim Sturm Morion Monopsol, Irene Ching, Jar: lee Tolenlino. Timothy Sturm. Karl Balifoon. Dorwin li, Metthew Sotto, John Enriquez. Sarah Pork, Joshua Gee, Kyle Olimon, Ronnel DoHog, Angelo-roe Tolentino, Celyn Coker, Peter Quinn, Erica Ching, Rochno Guloti Kendra Follon (President), Chrishne Hirlzcl (President), Emily Gray, Tori FosscM, Kctie Belden, Alex Rudnicki, Emilio Torres, Ms. Switzer-Hoordt 130 ASC Evan Kim, Courtney Chan, Jarvis Mcriotcguo, CJ Fung, Kevin Jeung, Genine lobo, Kelsey lim, Zoe Seher, Monica Dizon, John Uy, Scon Tang, Jon Rey, Jane Kim. Michelle Aureliano. Lianne Enagc, Brian lee. Dedrick Sorzobo, Sydnic Chy. Janelle Batfod, Chorios Santos. Justin Chon, larion Santiago, Daniel Ton, Morion Manopsol. Iloni Lee, Nick Nguyen, John Enriquez, Alyssa Tio, Slefonie Santos, Phillip lee. Djoc Borjo, Janelle Cobuco, Kotherino Yin, Ronold Martin, Jonolhan Antonio, Nathaniel Nunoz, Katherine Sanfillan, Abbey Enriquez. Ms. Curcio UmC ( 'l Amando Espiritu, Lilia Earnest, Rachol Cunningham, Tim O'Reilly, Sofi Gomez, Rachno Guloti. Sophia Melone, Lauren Rogor, Mariano Molina, Angela Owcorecelch, Maureen loughrey, Laura Shannon, Carmelo Gosper, Caroline Barrack, Shelby Wright, Mr. Costro At. Moychrowitz, Normon Chok, Gino Posquoli, Yra Meehkib, John Enriquez, Tim iturm, Mott Solto, Sarah Pork, Marian Mcnopsol, Janelle Cobuco, ond Zoe Wong 131 AAS Sydney Allen, Stello Nnodim. Nathan Baker. Travis Clork, Sofia Robinson, Jockson Imdouer, Jamil Burns, Kiyoshi Smith. Maya Burns, Gabo Buck, Henry Rodgers, Christian Horris-AJabanza, Ariclle Beauvoir, Jocquos Beauvoir, Morjon Brown. Aarin Peguese, Robert lloyd, Kiyoshi Smith, Tomos Fuenfes AHIkk, Allie Peters, Sonia Odom, Breonna Bell, Kyle Bell, Korino Durand. V-tolis Obidi, Everett Watson_______________________ Soho Agvlor. 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Amanda Espiritu, Lilly Earnest, Rachna Guloli. Michcola Neville, Eileen Welch, Chcrlotto Prudon, Tim O'Reilly 139 Kristin Stiles, Emily Glacssner, Mr,Mott Parley, Ms.Potty Zatkin, Mr.Mark Valadao, Mira Bollman, Erica Ching, Giona londo. Robby lucchesi, Yro MeeKleib, Gabby Silvo. Mod- eleine Student, Tim O'Reilly (y ufr- Z U SLCS Rian Dineen, Bus Leonard, Jon Rcdcnius, Charlie Johnson, Michoel Kutzscher, Simon loos. Joke Avello, Will Skcwcs-Cox, Alex Espcrzo, Ryan Geraghty, Mason Kwiat. Matt Mahoney, Andrew McCorty, Chris Ouhn, Jess co Protosio, Joe Massanti, Tom Mcttimore, Sophie Harrison-V ong, Joe Strizich, Renee Kwok, Niekola Beaumont, Aimeo Bidegoirv berry, Stanley Leung. Pablo Jose, Ed Hesselgren, Mr. O’Keefe, Mr. Philhour Jackie Lalonne, Katy Pizzo, Emily Groy, Darcy Lundy, Alex Freedmen. 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Loy n W W. tocWE Wo . CWynn W� v —on No Woo. (Eon Von. CW� wo I. Freshmen WWC 2. Audriono Osscrv org. Madeline Sinks, louren Rogers 3, fheo Trind'-e, Clore landefeld. Koitlin Holl, W. Hoordt 4. WWC Members during House Admin «i istration Have you or do you want to write o book? What is it or what would it be about? I've written The San Francisco Fair and Spiritus Magis, 150 years of St. Ignatius College Preparatory. I've written a third, which I still need to edit, and I hope to write a dozen more. • Mr. Totah What is one of your favorite class moments? A student was reciting Frost's Home Burial, and for some reason decided to deliver her lines from on top of the table. After a few minutes she forgot she was on the table, falling over backwards and hitting the floor. She got right up and finished her lines like it never happened. Very amusing...once I realized she wasn't hurt, of course. - Mr. Dekker Bock Row: James Bjorkquisl, Tony Scuer, Williom Ishom, Koto Donning. Don Vollert, Robetl Govln, Met Bolono. Brian O'Keefe, Charles Dulieo. Second Row. Elizobeth Purcell, Corolme Prinn, Tim Reordon. Jomes Dekker, Peter Devine Front Row: Paul Totoh, Corole Nickoloi, Mott Forley SJ. 148 left to Right: Richard Soword, Julios Yop, David Bowe, Arthur Cochin, Owen Moguire, Justin Chris- tenson, Patrick Mattinvore, Roselvo Tunstoll, Eric Costro, Sheldon Zotkin, Oanielle Devencenzi, Koty Ashby, John Stiegeler What interests you most about American History or today's government? As a psychology teacher and as a history teacher, in terms of current events, I am most interested by people's lack of interest, lack of concern, and lack of participation in their government. We live in powerful and dangerous times that are made more so by citizens surrendering their rights and failing in their obligations to each other and to Government. - Mr. Castro I What's the funniest thing your history teacher has said in class? Mr. McGuire said he hates wrtier's constipa- tion. He doesn't like to sit there waiting for the writing to come out. - Angela Tolentino ' 11 What I find most interestng (and disturbing) is the ignorance of the average American when it comes to their knowledge of American history and the op- eration of the American government. - Mr. Cecchin 149 What kind of math student were you in high school? I'm on the calculus wall of fame at my old high school. - Ms. Fawal Which historical mathematician would you like to discuss moth with? Archimedes. He used math to fight off the Roman expansion into Sicily and was killed because he was too absorbed in a math problem to listen to the Roman soldier with the sword. • Dr. Quattrin Which math teacher is the smartest? Rumor has it. Dr. Quattrin beats Maychrowitz's IQ by two points! Newi te an Wroolie loman ' 10 From Row John Greoluh, Nojla Fawal, Stephanie Kowosoki, Corol Quattrin. Bock Row: Thomai togomorsino, Kevin QuoMrin, Scon Haluck. Charles Murphy, F’oul Moy- chrowitz. Forretl Higgin� , Sandra Schworz. Mike SilveUri, John DcBencdctti Not Pictured: Rodroigh Quattrin, John Regalia, Elizabeth Rcgolio. 150 Back Raw: Mary Switzer Haordl, Boiboro Talovon, Joonno Belhencourl, Mary McCorty, Carlo� Eicobor, Veronica Brickcr, Shaharozarde William� , Pedro Cafauo. Front Row: Groce Cercio, Shelley Friedman, Cynthio Robertion. NobukoTakamoliu. Not Pictured: Corlos Gozullo, Arturo Guevoro, Rgdraigh Quottrin, Michael Roger� , Shaharozarde Wik lioms, Thereio Toi. Vhat language did you study in school? studied Latin in high school, but I took Italian and French in college. I Iso studied a little Welsh and Old Norse after college. • Mr. R. Quottrin Vhat are the funniest mistakes your students make? he funniest mistakes that students commit in another language are Iways the most innocent in nature and the worst in direct translation. • Ms. Tai re you a native speaker of the language you teach? am definitely not a native speaker - I'm far too young! • Ms. Curcio Vhat's funny about taking a language? still find myself wondering what I have for French homework even lough I finished French AP last year. - Adeline Newmann '08 MuitiMedia teo 'on Gamble smil the camera left fo Right: Ted Curry, Meredith Gotvin, Nieolos Soblinsky. Janet Sabliniky, Katie Wolf, Kate Couch What are your favotite photographers? Robert Frank and Henry Cartier-Bresson are my favorite photographers. - Mr. Gazulla 152 What's your favorite part about your job? Working with student-athletes who have a desire to learn, grow, and become the best they can be! - Mr. Turkington What is your favorite sport and why? Soccer because the game is always moving and as a player you have to be thinking all the time. I usually play midfield, which I love because you are always running and get to have the ball at your feet a lot. - Ms. Mullen Baseball, because anything can happen at any time. Once you step onto the field you always have a chance to win that day. - Mr. Assadurian Left to Right: Stove Bluford, W. Robert Hickox, Robert Assodunan, Ted Turkington. Not Pictured: Jon Mullen. 153 £rd£uhv A Talk with Jenny Malley from Christian Service: Do you volunteer anywhere? I don't do os much as I used to because I'm in grad school, but I like volunteering on women's health issues. What do you like about your job? Lunch time • it's always wild and crazy in the student center. What's the most popular place for students to volunteer? Lighthouse for the Blind', De Marrillac Academy , and the Jewish Home. 154 Andrew Ho£ A Talk with Virtues Gomez from the Library: Who� is your favorite book genres? I enjoy reading historical fiction, science fiction, and suspence. Did you read a lot when you were younger? Whot did you read? I wasn't allowed to watch very much TV, so one of my goals was to read through the encyclopedia. I didn't finish. What kinds of books do you like to read? I like series books because you don't have to soy goodbye to the characters. What role has magis played in your life? Magis has been my center of support. I’m always around people that I can relate to. Thank you Mr. Balano for the social support and teaching me such a great class! Thank you Mr. Jackson for the milk and cereal! - Raquel Marshall '08 155 156 k . Dove Buhl, Jamie Pruden, Chris Delaney Not Pictured: Mr. Mkhael Ugowo 157 What's one thing you like about working in campus ministry? We get to see the best of students when they participate in campus ministry. From Back Row: Mory Abinante, Jenny Malloy, Brian O'Keefe. Ko?io Mojica, Polrick Lynch 158 What do you like about being a counselor? I love kids and I love that I get to play an objective role in their lives by seeing them not as a GPA, but as a whole person, as well as help them appreciate all of these aspects of themselves Left to Right: Brian Kelly, Amy Harms, Jenna Boswell, Michael Thomas, Amy Jones, Mccgan Whelan, Nancy Gunther, Serena Chan. Sarah Morrell, Melissa Mortin, linda Rich, Brice Campoverdi, Andrew Dworak 159 voted him Teacher! vv C V L Eli� e X I Maureen Sul.'ivon, Potricio Kennedy, Don Gamble, Karen Cofo, Hillary McKinney. Byron Philhour, Chriirinc Wilkinjon, Todd Bonk. From Row: Adrien O'Koofo. Joseph Murphy. Mol' ihew Sicchor. No! Pictured. Michael Ugowo What is the best part about the science you teach? Chemistry - getting to blow stuff up. - Matthew Stecher Why did you decide to become a high school science teacher? I think high school is the age where you can really start to ap- preciate scientific questions and engage them in some significant depth. Many teenagers are very inquisitive and open to learning new things in ways older students are not. - Mr. O'Keefe What was your favorite part about faking an AP science? When we finished our AP Physics exams we had a ultimate fris- bee match against the AP Chemistry students. - Olivia Schreader '08 160 Fun Fact Rumor has it Ms. Wilkinson is obsessed with slurpees! AMERICAN HISTO - ow has religion affected your life? eligion has helped me to balance humor and reflection, too iuch humor leads to sarcasm as a way of living...too much ‘flection can lead to an overly serious attitude to life. Our jlture tends to overemphasize the humor and superficial at ie expense of thoughtful reflection. - William Haardt elping young people realize that they are loved by God nd that we have been given gifts to make the world a better lace so we can spend eternity with God is a pretty great way spend a life, I think. - Mike Shaughnessy hat kind of religious studies student were you in high :hool? Terrible! I was the student in the back of the room, arms lded across chest, making sarcastic comments about the ass. - Chad Evans 1 ont Row: Mor ionte aroTOe ncen2oranno nXrpol Ott!ri o!kin aryAnix! l! hacnEvonsH$ Jenny Molley. Dovid lorentz, Pool Honley, Mike Shaoghnesiy. Nol Pictured: Allison Wilson Dudas. Freshmen . Sophomores .Juniors . Seniors 164 One Bft v I. Isabella Cunningham . Allison O' oyle, Campbell Van Echcn, Sophia Caprctta To the Right: freshmen enjoying their first year in high school, but still working hard to maintain decent grades. THE START OF AN UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY Lockers, a rotating schedule, and mul- tiple teachers: just a few new things Freshmen experience. Intimidating upperclassmen, fright- ening teachers, and endless embarassing mo- ments are just some of the troubles freshmen go through. But don't be fooled, being a freshman is great! During our first year in high school, we met new people and extended our friend- ships beyond our grammar school peers. Over- whelmed by Si's large student body, we still managed to maintain old friendships, form new bonds, and create meaningful connections with a diverse number of Wildcats. Freshmen year encouraged us to extend our extra curricular activities by trying out for new sports, learning the true meaning of fine arts, and finding passions in numerous clubs. As heavy textbooks filled our school bags. Si's rigorous curriculum doubled the workload. We spent numerous hours strug- gling with homework and experiencing finals. Our teachers guided us through our journey as we developed into stronger and hopeful students. Each year we establish new friend- ships and encourage ourselves to participate in and outside of the classroom. Freshman year was an extraordinary journey, but if is just the beginning of our high school career. This was the year we transitioned from being Wildcats to becoming Ignatians. nsh rie i 165 I Siobohn Smith, Oltvio Roggio, Alex Stanley 2. Kel- ly Notch. Colleen McForlond, Eriko Brunnuirvg, Jossico Hetch, Amondo McEvoy. Kosey Collinon, Soroh Either 3. Somontho Quevodo, Anoitasia Reyes, Ronuko Fcrnondez A Danny Doherty, Buddy lorentz, Thomos, Cosey Voez 5. Somon- tho Quesado, Anostasio Reyos, Modd e Roche. Korim Dudum 166 O u Christopher Abelo Bcnjomin Aguilor Sofia Aguilar Morelia Aliolo Thomos Altmonn Jonathon Antonio Amoris Applin Catherine Arono Stcuarl Arboleda Christina Arce Hornet Arnold Lorraine Arriola Christopher Arsen o Raquel Avila Emmo Bocchini Ricfiord Baldwin Kevin Barker Matthew Borulich Richard Beaumont Jacques Beauvoir Rebecca Bedford Julionno Bell Christine Bonavontc John Bennett Jacob Bernstein Kelsey Bertigha Jocob Bilyok Alexander Blickenstoff John Bodine Miro Bollman Williams Boosalis Christopher Braun Ryan Bricknell Jocob Brisbone Daniel Broodhurst Nicole Brown Brett Brunemon Eriko Bruning Groce Buckingham Frankie Buonocore Trevor Burke Helen Buse Megan Byrno Shannon Cahill Samuel Caine James Coltnon Nicole Colvello Dwanc Comp Carolyn Capitolo Sofia Copretto Vivian Copulong Emmo Corbcrry Claire Cossidy Maria Cesori Dominique Chagniot Norman Chak Paul Champeau Cheri Chon Marcus Chon Kevin Chovoz Anostosio Cheu Erica China Kathleen Oirisfian Nicholas Chu Natalie Claghorn Brion Clausen Melisso Clendenny Anthony Clifford Christina Cohan Cclyn Coker Matthew Collins Mark Cooper Michoel Cosmon Kyle Coichett Evan Cotter Andrew Coxon Jessica Cudd'hy Froncis-Joseph Cucnco Kosey Cullinan Rebecca Cullinan Nico Cunonon Isabella Cunningham Filippo D'Asoro Roymund Deng Annelise Dillon Mark Dimos Sam Diserens Gregory Disse Katherine Dobberstcin Daniel Doherty � 'rsh iit 167 Bioneo Domingo Lennox Donlon Curtis Driscoll Karim Dudum Jeremiah Duffy Brian Duhn Monica Linda Dy Victoria Eng Abegail Enriquez Dominic Esteban Matthew Estipona Aileen Folvey Jeffrey Farlow Hannah Farr Genevieve Femer Renuko Fernandes Noomi Fierro Sarah Fisher Justin Fitzsimmons John Ford Nicholas Fotsch Spencer Fotsch Aidan Fox Alexandra Fox Jonathan Freise Tomas Fuerites-Afflick Brian Fung Steven Golerkin Aaron Gallagher John Gibbons Audrey Gibson Katherine Girlich Racqucl Gloss Adam Goldstein Emiko Goldstone Steven Gronelli Robert Gray Briana Griffin Gian Guolco-Nelson Kotorino Hobelt Heidi Hoisted Koitlyn Homeisfer Angela Hon Lucas Hopin Cortlin Horty Kelli Hatch Jessica Hecht Erika Hidolgo Mathew Higgms Rochcl Hmds Laura Hobbs Megan Hoff Kyle Hoopes Doniel Hossfeld Sawyer Hulbert Carter Hultman Samontho Hyland Ryon Jude Inumeroble Elios Ishiboshi Benjamin Iwaszewicz Justin Joymo Lrgia Jimenez Montano Koitlin Johnson Jizellc Joson Alicia Kapjian-Pift Nathan Kappan-Pitt Ryon Keane Alexandra Keller Gerard Kelliher Claire Kelly Aristos Kcmiji Joseph Kirwan (sbssii' rcs iM ni , I Itfm■ . Alison .Q'Boyle_______ First, no one had dressed up as a nerd. Secondly, I was walking in the student center and hit a pole. I was a true nerd that day. Audriono Qssenberq My most classic fresh- man moment was when I fell down on the stairs and ate it. Rebecca Cullinan My most classic fres man moment was when I walked into the wrong class and sat in the wrong sea 168 ( rcs imot 169 Nctolie Kolchak Kelsey Krook Grctchen Krupp Christopher loi Christina lee Jordon Lee Tristcn lee Alexis Lcgorzo Christina leitzcll Mox lolu Kalyca leonoudakis lance Icong Taylor light Jackson lindauer Doniel livy Andrew lobre Yvette Locke Phillip loeffler Gabriel Lopez low Christopher lopuck John Dovid lorentz Alexandro love Annabel lundy Killian lundy Emily lyncn Peter lynch Jomes MacMillan James MacSwcenoy Sean Magee Monica Mognaye Steven Moh Kathleen Mahoney Joel Molinski Harrison Motion Andre Mansour Theresa Martin Alicio Martinez Emily Maucr Allison Moxwell Cherokee McAnelty Amanda McEvoy Colleen McFcrlond Riley McGiwnncss Theresa Mclnerncy Allyson McKenzie Erin McNulty Melissa Mejia Adyam Mekonnen Michael Melchior Kelsey Mcrngan Jovier Mozo Matthew Michela Marlin Millon Benjamin Miller Kendal Mitchell Samuel Molkc Zachary Monelta Derek Monte Dovid Monticelli Ion Mooro Margaret Moore John Moron Jovier Moreno Eden Mosconc Joseph Mosley John Mrlifc Erik Mulligan Devin Murphy Dy'on Murphy Fiona Murphy John Murphy Kollyn Murphy Note Murphy Aram Nahobcaion Mozcn Nosrah Daniele Nobalosca Jordan Newell CoiHin Ng Heidi Ng Nathaniel Nunez Alison O'Boylo Erin O'Connor Molly O'Mohoney Shono O'Neill Angelo Ocampo Sonia Odom Matthew Olson Nicholas Ong Michaela Orsi Audnono Ossenbcrg ()tlC 170 Joseph Polozzdo Thomos Polu Stcphonie Pang Elizabeth Paolini luke Pappas Ann Porden Jihoon Pork Joseph Pork Gino Posqooli Chryso Pcrokis Jock Persons Alexandria Peters Shannon Pidgeon Shannon Powers Sean Prior Francesco Puerzer Somontha Quosodo Alicio Quilici Motthow Quintana Olivia Roggio Diono Ramirez 1. Melissa Mejia, Alicio Martinez 2. Chris loi, SheryJI Ann Villanucvo, Niko Cunonon 3. lauro Hobbs 4. Angelo Hon, Erica Ching 5. Helen Buse, Madeleine 6. Sophio Sepp, Christina lee 7 Colleen McFarlamd, Karim Dudum, Christina Arce 171 1. locos Hop ns2. Richord Boldwin, Koillyn Homiesier, Konsfomino Rehbcin, Dominique Chagniot 3. Koillyn Mor- phy. Meg Bryno, lorroinc Arriolo A Yvotto locke, Jolionne Bell 172 (),,c CO 1. Megan Hoff, Brionno Gnffm, Allio Peters. Anthony Clifford 3. Erica Ching, . - Erico Hildogo, Natalie Jorquin. Angela Hon A Colleen McFarland. Smanlho Hylands. Kasey Cullincn 5 Sofia Aguilar. Naomi Fierro, Alicio Martinez Number one warning: read |signs before walking into the f boys bathroom! Nico Cunanan ll'Sn,. rjesnman anu u s Brian Yee Ther Ss-rfo party on the fourth floor! Isabella Cunnigham Beware of open- ing doors! Katie Girlich 174 0 e'B 6 6. Madi Roche, Mott Olion, Eliono Stcfani 7. Fiona Murphy, Eloino Yon. Alexander Sodeighi 8. Brianna Griffin, Jacob Bilyak, Ally McKenzie 9. Nicole Trier weilor, Coilecn Vichweg 10. Cai- leen Veihweg, Katarina Hobelt, Molly O’Mohoney reshmt' ! 175 1. Ronuko Fcrnondoz, Kotherine Sontillan, Abegail Enriquez 2. Claire McAnolly, Fiona Murphy 3. Natalie Seward, lizzie Trindle 4 Nato'ie Kolchok, Claire Cassidy 5. Erik Mulligun, Shone O'Neil 176 OtcBtd, mc ULLUUOH 1. Kolioy Mcrrigon, Emmo Bocchmi, Dy- lan Murphy. Cccclio Vollert 2. Brionna Griffin, Alexandria Keller, Maiomi We domo 3. Normon Chok, Colleen McFar- land. Allie Peter� , A Heidi Ng, Monica Mognoye 5. Man Collin� 6 Coitlin Harty, Kathleen Mahoney 7. Brian Yco, Dominic Esteban , Angelo Ocampo, Nick Che 177 I. liom Shorrock, Jackson lindouer, 2. Christine Zhang. Nathalie Claghorn, Monica Dy 3. Erik Mulligan, Shane O'Neil 4.Dwayne Camp. Chris Broun, Toylor Taran- tino 5 Brian Yee, Doug Sofrino 6. Abegail Enriquez. Katherine Sanlillon . Racquel Gloss, Allyson McKenzie, Claire McAnelly 7. Nicholas Ong, Christine Benavcntc, Nick Satterfield. Brett Bruncmon { T)C lHif F(H ______ Your Thoughts 178 When asked where her talent in dance comes from, she will say it comes from her interest in music. As the only freshman to make the dance and drill team, Jessica Reci- nos proved to be a capable dancer. Music, she says, calms me down and helps me think. It also inspires me to dance. I like a variety of music because it motivates me. I sometimes wake up in the morning with my headphones still on my ears! At school, you will see her dancing her heart out at the Bruce rallies. But because dance and music are her passion, she incor- porates them into her everyday life. Music even helps me focus when doing homework or projects. Jessica can often be seen outside the gym everyday practicing with her dance and drill team. Her friends say they really enjoy dancing with her and can't wait to see her the next day with her new dance moves. At home, she laughs as she tells me, If I'm bored, all I have to do is turn on the music and start dancing. It's a great feeling! Keep dancing Jessica! The Freshman are proud of you and send their applause! - Christina Vernali 1. Elaine Yen, Christina Vernoli 2. Colleen McFarland, Samantha Hyland, Cosoy Cul- linan 3. Kaitlyn Hamoistcr, Joey Molinsky, Dominique Chegnoit, lance leung 5. Jihoon Park, Nate Nuniez, Cla re Cassidy, Katie Girlich, Christine Benavente 6. Jacob Bern- stein, Johnny Mrlik, Rachel Weir 7. Cecilia Vollert, Devon Murphy 8. Mario Cesori, Melissa Mejia, Erika Bruning 180 It takes a strong person to do their best in school while dealing with imme- diate family crisis at home. While Brian was still in grammar school, doctors de- termined that his father had a deadly ul- cer in his stomach that nearly killed him. This incident greatly impacted Brian and his family. Fortunately, Brian was blessed with great friends that were eager to pitch in and lend him a hand. Thanks to these amazing friends Brians worked through this difficult time; he saw the light at the end of tunnel. During this time Brian really tried hard to focus on his school work. Brian developed a good work ethic that he brought to high school. He applied this work ethic to math and is now in Algebra 2 Honors. Brian has become the go-to guy for math. From the incident with his father, Brian has learned the importance of friends . He now always makes an effort to help his pals with their homework, math especially. Since the news of his father Brian is still able to crack a few jokes. With his com- bination of great jokes and a dazzling smile, he can cheer up anyone on a sad day. Thanks for always being there for the Class of 2011. We are all looking foward to what the next few years bring! - Katie Girlich 1. Kristie Baboso, Kayla Coturoy. Kimmie Achocoso, Lindsey Manuel 2. Mart Lopez. Dominque Russo. Amanda Corsigilio, Jacqueline Toboni, Marisso Williams. William Bella, Zoc Botstone, Gabe Monzonorcs 3. Isobello BIom, Joke Koch, Joseph Crowley 4. Clare Kane, Natalie Jacobs, Tonya Sanderson 5. Joey Fenech, Kaiilin Barnard, Michelle Poimbeuf 182 SOPHOMORE YEAR: TAKING IT EASY As sophomores we were broken into the whole high school deal. The ro- tating schedule, locker combinations, and high side low side rooms were second nature to us, well, for the most part. We were no longer the newbies, the lowly freshmen. Sophomore year-easy. But just to add a little spice, we now had op- tional honors and A.P. courses, along with varsity sports. With fine arts, only one se- mester of world history, and elective P.E., we had more time to relax and stress less (besides the last minute projects due the next day). During fourth period lunch, we ruled the Student Center and Com- mons as lower classmen leaders. We saw this year as an opportunity to branch out into new friendship. We grew into ONE. Now sophomore year is over, half of high school is done. What will come of us dur- ing junior year? I. CKris Hoo, Genevo Volgelhcim, lourcn Murray, end Nofolie Doyle 2. louren Koso S Sofia Robinson 3. Sophomore girls A. Emily Tatum and Joanna Saribalis 5. Amanda Espirtu, Sofi Gomez, Jenny Situ and Angelo Osczorok 6 Mike Totah, Kyle Groyear Beverly Chon 7. Allen Chu, Tim Abellcra, Anthony le, Kristie Babasa, Kothorine Yin and Joe Crowley 8. laura Shannon, Corly McCaf- frey and Kirsten Tocchini 9 Ronald Martin and Gabby Capili CdL B CO OF SOPHOMORE YEAR 184 Timothy Abo! Iero Kimberly Achocoio Deon Aiello Nichokjs AJimom Julio Anaya Carter Andereck Nicole Anicetti William Arbuckle Bridget Arriozo Richofd Ash Rebekoh Azofeifo Kristie Baboia Koitlyn Barnard Caroline Barrack Zochary Botsfone Emily Boylor Aisling Boynoi Garrett Beaman Holey Beffel Kelsey Bcffcl Anjalcc Bchti Breonna Bell William Bello Keith Berquist Kimberly Bcttingcr lily Bigotkc Isabella Blasi Rachel Blomberg Danielle Borja Janice Boswell Scott Boudewyn Mickey Boxcli Jordon Boyer Marisa Bradley Elisabeth Brooks Ryan Brown Sydney Brunner Michael Bruno Pcdroig Buckley Kohler Toscuolc Bugtong Jamil Burns Nicholas Buse Rendell Bustos Daniel Byrne Janelle Cabuco Chelsea Comocho Daniel Compos Miguel Campos Gooricllc Capili Jose Carrosco Brooke Carter Derek Cartwright Nathan Carzon Harriet Cosscrly Aiding Cossidy Jasmin Castillo Elizabeth Castro Abrams Kayla Caluroy Connor Covolior Brett Cde Boco Kylo Cescna Beverly Chan Lauren Chon Albert Chang Allen Chiu Bryon Christofferson Stuart Christoph Seon Christopher Penelope Chuoh Emily Clark Ryan Coen Conor Cofley Dax Cohan Claire Collins Madeline Collins Brendon Columbus Somontho Corralos Amanda Corsiglio Oiivio Corwin Joseph Crawley Joseph Cremen Michael Crocker Nicole Crosby Jonathan Crossley Shannon Cunnone Oliver Cunninghom Rcchel Cunninghom Christino Doniclc Dainc Danielson Dominic Dc Guzman 185 I. Ronnie Schivo, Jackson Foster Zak Leonard 2. Katie Swift, F.lise O'Connor. Marrisa Williains Hannah I.inharcs 3. John Fcrtsch Keenan Lynch 4. Gina Volpe Chelsea Lee 5. Me- gan Mahoney. Emma Goy- ette. Joe Olcomendy, Ryan Tursi, Lauren Roger Jack- son Foster 6. Tim O’Reilly, Rachel Cunningham Gene- va Vogelheim 7. I’etor Lando- feld Jessica Serrato S' S' (fuisses... IV urt Favorite Class: { lui c? Hardest Class: English: 43-44% Fine Arts: 20-21% Foreign Language: 11 % Mathematics: 9-10% Science: 8-9% P.E.:1% Mathematics: 30-31% Science: 27% History: 15% Foreign Langauge: 2-13% English: 9-10% Fine Art: 2% P.E: .6% 186 iynore Student: KC Harris School Attended Before SI: Menlos School Interests at SI: Lacrosse, Yearbook, Inside SI, French Club Favorite Thing About Our Class: I love how welcoming SI has been to me, especially how easily I found a group of friends that I really enjoy hanging out with. 0 0 Transfers Student: John lloyd-Butler School Attended Before SI: Urban School Interest at SI: Basketball Student: Thomas Vail School Attended Before SI: Durham Academy in Durham NC Interests at SI: Lacrosse Favorite Thing About Our Class: Friday Schedule be- cause it is a great way to end the week Fun Fact: Likes to go fishing Student: Derek Cartwright School Attended Before SI: De La Salle Interests at SI: Basketball, Track Field, and School Fun Facts: Bahamian and born in Florida 187 1. Mory Mclncrny Scot lamioo 2. Atyjjo Tio Rcndcll Builo� 3. Kelly How. Al.son Edward Colvin Joowono 4. lourcn Murray Phoebe Quinlon 5. Emilcc Goo. Ryon Coen, Kimberly Maher. Penny Chuoh 6. Dylan Smith, Matthew Micheli Motthew HouseltS. 7 Karine Durond, Brconno Bell Paolo DiGiovonni 8 Stewart GoosiensS Penny Chuoh Andrco Do Mortini Anno Michaclo Dioz Poolo DiGiovonni Cioro Dinccn Chloe Doherty Joseph Dowbcnko Glenn Downing Natolie Doyle Christopher Dumont Korino Durand lilia Earnest Alison Edwards Roborl Emery Amanda Espiritu Cory Ezquerro Christopher Folvey Joseph Fangon Joseph Fcncch Thomos Fordon Cecily Fernandes Monica Fernandez Keegan Finn Jonathan Fong Thomos Foster Katherine Freedman Ryan Fromm Joffroy Fu Zoheedo Gagan Evan Galanto lauro Garcio Carmelo Pouki Gospar Julionn George Emily Glaessner Andrew Godin Sofi Gomez Poolo Gonzoloz Emileo Goo Stewart Goossens Maircad Gorwky Emma Goyctte Kyle Graycar Michael Greolish Timothy Green Rochno Gutoti Athon Haigh Sholdon Hoisted Gerard Harkin Victoria Harrell Kirsten Harris Evan Horrison-Wong Michael Hortmon Motfhow Houselt Rosemarie Hoyes Christopher Hcckerl Notalio Hoss Claire Holl Peter Holl Christopher Hoo Kelly How lindsoy Hoyom Jason Jober Natalie Jacobs Gregory Jhung 1. Jamil 8urns Pedro Rodriguez- Garcio 2. Phillip leo, Koylo Caturoy, lindsoy Manuol Kristie Bobasa 3 Sarah Pork. Tim Green. Zoo Wong Gabby Capili 4. Phobe Quinlan, Rachel Blomborg, Kelly How Caroline Kolondo 5 Corly McCaffrey. Kimberly Mo- her, lauron Chon, Erin Murphy Monica Fernandez 6. Julia Anaya, Shannon Cunnone, Dominquc Russo Amanda Schaffer 188 Shelby Joe Cohin Joewono Holey Koplon Maureen Koprosch Virginio Kose Kevin Keane Michael Kennedy John Kieser Ji Hyun Kim Wilfiom KircHer Juliei Knox William Knutsen Joke Koch Caroline Kolendo Brennan Kurtefo Kyle Kowatoni Michaclo lolanne Scott lamson Peter landefeld Anthony le Docninic leddo Chelseo lee James lee letticia lee Phillip lee Bremel lemley Zachary Leonard Megan leung Ton ) levy Michool lin Winston lin Connor lind Jake lindstrom Hannah linhares John lloyd-Botler Matthew Lopez Moureen looghrey Robert lucchosi Eomonn lundy Keenan lynch Nicholas lynch Michelle Maciel Kimberly Maher Megan Mahoney Zachary Molinski lindsey Ann Manuel Gobricl Monzonores Kaitlin Marconi Annemarie Morfin Ronald Marlin Andres Martinez Joseph McBride Corly McCaffrey Brittney McCohill Eoin McCorthy Michael McOonold Brion McGovern Meagon McGovern Sorcho McGrillen Andrew McGuinness 1. Mott Poting. Allen Chiu, Gabby Copili, Kyle Oliman. Albert Chong Jeff Fu 2. Olivia Corwin, Emily Gloessner, Andrea Dc Martini, Josmin Costilloi KC Harris 3. Djoc Borjo. Emily Shkk Kayla Caturay AMicheol Horlmon Ryan Tursi 5. Kyle Ceseno, Devin O'Brien, Alex Nosh Sean Christopher 6. Julionn George Jonelle Cobuco 189 You have probably seen him in the halls or being a clown in class, but Mickey Boswell is far more than any ordinary student. As a sophomore at Saint Ignatius, Mickey has jumped at the opportunity to become involved in the school. He's a member of both the mixed chorus and stage crew, along with a player of the JV Boys Volleyball team. At SI, Mickey currently takes Japanese and he enjoys World History. Outside of school, an interesting fact about Mickey is that he has been to over 30 states in the US and a total of twelve countries. Born and raised in San Francis- co, Mickey has been a part of the San Francisco Boys chorus for eight year. This music program is highly respected and definitely a challenge. He began at the young age of seven. Mickey also has been in eight professional operas, a venue of theater requiring talent, skill and a lot of dedication. Mickey is far more than just a student; his achievements at SI are just glimpses of what he's accomplished. -Brooke Carter Dylon McGuire Mary Mclnorney Seamus Mclrwnoy Yra Meehleib Soph-a Melone Javier Mena Jessica Meredith Matthew Micheti Chelsea Miller Oavid Misner Mariana Molina Michael Moore Monico Moroloi Megan Moran John Morrison Dillon Moscone Robert Munqio Bryce Murphy Erin Morphy Trevor Murphy James Morroy looron Morroy Natalia Narvaez Alexander Nosh William Nooghton Melanie Navorro Michael Navarro Peter Nelson Christine Neville Dominic Newmonn Janis Ng Thao Nguyen Julia Nunes Devin O’Brien Eilise O'Connor James O'Donoghuo Daniel O leary Emma O'leory John O'Malley Megan O'Meara Timotlw O'Reilly Kelly O'Rourke Joseph Okomendy louro Oliver Camillo Ong Abigail Otto Angola Owczorck Julia Pcpalc Soroh Pork David Poling Julia Pavicic Garrett Peck Aorin Peguese John Pertsch Michael Pizzo Michelle Poimboouf Mauricio Ponce Roslyn Pontius Kathryn Pope John Quinlan Phoebe Quinlan Bernadette Robuy Pierson Roconelh Jon Rond Joseph Reovey Michael Roher Martin Rcidy Joerellc Rivero Solia Robinson Astrid Robles Seamus Roddy Henry Rodgers Pedro Rodriguez-Gorcio louren Roaer Nicholas Komon Olivia Romero Spencer Rosen lowell Kevin Roxos Dominique Russo Hunter Ryan Chrislion Samonre Miguel Sanchez Tanya Sanderson Giancark) Songiocomo Elisa Santos Pomelo Santos Stefanie Sontos Jocnno Soribolis Amondo Schaffer Ronald Schrvo 191 1. Katie Swifl, Honnoh linharcs, and Janice BojwcII 2. Sophomores in the Student Center 3 Elizabeth Castro Abrams, lilio Earnest and Carmelo Gaspar. A Jcsko Scrroto. Will Kircher. and Amondo Schoffer 5. Pierson Rocanelli, Joke lindstrom, John Pertsch, Eamonn lundy, and Dev.n O' Brien 6 Mouricio Ponce, Miguel. Compos, ond Mott Thomos 7. Derrick Cartwright, Ryan Cohen ond Mike Rehr 8. Zaheeda Gagan, Caroline 8orock, ond Annemoric Mortin, 9 Gabby Capili, Gregory Jhong, Julie George, Chelseo Comocho ond Chris Somonte 10. Albert Chong, Allen Chiu ond Zoe Wong 192 () w im fPViH.t 193 7 iH’st ULU about being a Sophomore is: I. Maggie Gorwky. Laura Oliver. Kirnmy Bellinger. Manic Cavscrly. Claire Moll, and Chloe Doherty 2. Andy l)e Martini. Melanie Navarro. Christina Vialius. Natalia Hess. Rachel Cun- ningham. Julia Pavicic. Nicole Crosby, and Lauren Roger 4. Mary Mclncmev and Dominique Russo 5. Joey Fcnech. Da Cohan. Nick Alimam. Scott l.amson. Joey Cremcn. and Trevor Murphy f Aarin Pegucsc. Astrid Robles and Karine Durand 7 DjacBorja. Paula Gonzalez and Olivia Romero 8. Katie Swift. Julia Anaya. Jacqueline Tohoni. and Maureen Kaprosch 9. Amanda Espiritu.Micheala Neville. Brenicl Leinley. Angela Owc arek. Maureen Loughrcy. Hlisa Santos Rose Mayes. Gabby Silva, and Janis Ng Being bigger than the freshmen.'’ “Having more freedom. •Ronald Martin -John Pertsch Being familiar with the environment. -Pamela Santos Being the oldest at lunch. •Maddy Collins Not having junior homework and not being a freshman. •Emma O’Leary ' Not walking into the wrong bath- room. •Lauren Chan 194 ()„c M Gerard Harkin Melissa Simpson Catherine Teitz Professor of Latin or a scientist Rachna Gulati I aspire to be a heart surgeon. Cecily Fernandez A famous fashion designer . St'infmM 1 95 StjMt' m' r Griffin Schrcodor Marguerite Scott Jessica Serrato Laura Shannon Kelly Sheehan Rosie Shepherd Emily Shick Scott Shymonski Gobrieile Silva Melissa Simpson Madeline Sinks Charlie Situ Jenny Situ Elizabeth Skewes-Cox Andrew Smith Dylan Smith John Stobcnloldt John Stellini John Strizich Andrea Struve Mario Studley Timothy Sweeney Kothorine Swift Lucas Talovon-Becker Emily Tatum Catherine Toi� z Linda Tenerowicz Motthew Thomos Dylan Thompson Alyssa Tio Jacqueline Toboni Kirsten Tocchini Emilio Torres Michael Totoh Ryan Tursi Thomas Vail Alberto Votdivioz Andreis Vanderbilt Moltco Vicino Kyle Vincent Christina Vlohos Geneva Vogelheim Gina Volpo Alexander Walton Josephine Wear Eileen Welch Morisa Willioms favis Wong Zoe Wong Cdm Woodefl Shelby Wright Logan Wroolic Cory Yon Brion Yee () ■ 196 “Have the willing- ness to take chances whenever opportu- nity appears, never hold back, and nev- er do anything half- heartedly. Monica Morales You've probably seen her on stage or on the track, but you probably don't know much behind the girl with the dimpled smile. After participating in several SI activi- ties such as dance workshop, track, WWC, Hui O Kama'aina, Japanese Society, An- ime Club, and Book Club, Monica takes her daily trip to the Westlake School for the Performing Arts (WSPA) in Daly City, where she then pulls on her ballet shoes and danc- es for 4 hours a day Monday through Fri- day and 5 hours on Saturday. Monica has been dancing ballet for 12 years and this was her 11th year at WSPA. In addition to ballet, Monica dances modern, hula and Tahitian, and has experience in tap, gymnas- tics, and jazz. She's competed in renowned competitions including the Youth American Grand Prix, International Dance Challenge, and Showstoppers, as well as performed in the prestigious Aberdeen International Youth Festival in Scotland and WSPA's annual production of The Nutcracker. Through dance at WSPA she's learned many life lessons such as through hard work, you develop physical and mental discipline, dedication, and perse- verance. The possibilities are endless when you believe in yourself. Some may wonder what motivates such dedication. Monica says that dance practice and rehearsing can sometimes be grueling, but the rewards of developing confidence from having good technique are empowering. Monica contin- ually pushes herself to be a better student, better dancer athlete, and most importantly, a better person. Striving to become that bet- ter person, Monica doesn't hesitate to share her talent with others as a teacher's assistant at WSPA for ballet, tap, and hula, and as a dancer for the senior citizens at the Doelger Senior Center. -Monica Dizon 197 VjA (WuNtutre , Words of Wiscf Nikki Narvaez If you ain't first....you're last. -Ricky Bobby If you wanna be somebody, if you want to go some- where, you better wake up and pay attention. Live and let live. Marisa Bradley I live for the nights I'll always remem- ber with the friends I'll never forget. Emily Shick Rosie Shepherd om 198 (he l'W 1. Emilee Goo ond leuren Chon 2. Eiliie O'Connor, Erin Murphy, Kelly Sheehon, Kotie Frecdmon, Moddy Collini 3 Stewcrt Gooneni and Penny Chuoh 4. Joko Koch, Kelly How, Gobbi levy and Mariia Bradley 5. Camille Or.g, Vic- toria Harrell, Chelsea lee, Melina Simpson, and Gina Volpc 6. Keith Berkquist, Greg Joson, and Evan Golante 7. Matt Hauselt, AJox Wolton, Paolo DiGiovanni, Joke lindstrom, and Zack Leonard 8 Ryan Fromm, Dewey Dumont, Joey Reavey, Kevin Keene, Tommy Fcrdon, and Michael Bruno 9. Brooke Cotter, Monico Fornandoz, Bckah Azofeifa, and Berno Rabuy . Si' hi'na'rc 199 1. Jack Dijerenj, Ryan Buick, Alii Austria, Roland Aguilar 2. Sean Yates, Kathryn Musumeci, J.P. Curry 3. Adrienne Ar- nold, Lauren Kcttoll -4. Trevor Sherburne, Thomas Moloney 200 ()„c W ' US (h huu-uusitsa ftut JUNIOR YEAR: NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE When all of the juniors began the school year, they didn't know what was ahead of them. None of us expected to take on such overwhelming responsibilities. We heard that junior year was nearly impossible from others, yet at that time it was intangible, but we wereaboutto experience it first-hand. We tried to do our best by giving everything we had in and out of the class- room. Our limits were tested with extra homework, less sleep, and college prepa- rations. Even though it was tough, we aren't lying when we say we loved it. We made sure we made time for our friends on the weekends, supported our teams on the field, and danced the night away at Junior Prom. Not only was this year great, it was unpredictable, transforming, and un- comparable. It was unpredictable in the sense that we made new friends when we had previously thought our social groups were settled. We transformed to- gether to become more unified, more mature, and more aware of the world around us. This year was uncomparable because we took our minds, hearts, and souls places where they have never been. Thanks to our experiences this year we will continue to push the limits wherever we go. We will continue to strive for ex- cellence and become more compassionate human beings. With a deeper understand- ing of the world we will truly become men and women with and for others. We will continue to be unified; together as one. u tit'rs 201 I es i Stress levels are high, hours of sleep are low, what could it be? ... Junior year! As the class of 2009 ven- tured into this rigorous year, the pressure of SAT's and extra- curricular activities filled our minds along with the thoughts of college preparations for the near future. Nevertheless, we experienced the excitements getting driver's licenses, to prom, having 5th pe- lunch and finally becom- upper classmen. As we embarked upon third year of high school, work became harder, sports became more and the extra- activities became more demanding. We faced the challenges of our very first AP class (for some nore), going to GOYB's,intepree varsity matches, and ftualiyT playing the part of role models for underclassmen. Simultaneously, we recognized our responsibilities in the SI community and began to solidify them. We began to fill the roles of Ignatian men and women as we took on leading positions with greater privileges and responsibilities, and immersed ourselves in different surround- ings. It was a year of self- discovery, as our limits were pushed, causing us to strive for betterment. We learned about ourselves as well as our com- munity, allowing us to see the world through different perspec- Through this process we ourselves for col- for adulthood, for life. We formed deeper bonds with our old peers, and es- new ones with who we just met; in all however, we memories that will last us forever. Though this year was the toughest of our lives, it is also the year that defined us the most. As we experi- enced emotions of this year we learned one important thing: life has ups and downs, but we have strength to pull through as Ignatians. Top: Notolie Beaulieu, Stephonie For- rell, Morgoret Troinor Middle: Sean Spiers. Kurt Mulligan Bottom: Ricardo Wassmer, Nate Baker, Fanor Mcncscs. Josh Mcnehaco Opposite Pago: Clockwise: Pablo Aborco, Ryan Kircher, Ellie Buckingham, Will Fredericks. Dylan John, Ryon Buick, Vince Silvcira, Kyle Nelson, Kevin Keller, Nidol Nosroh, Eric Charles. Emily Arbucklo, Kelly Long, Grace delos Santas, Connor Geroghty, Kevin Woods, Eric Gordon 202 Que 7Wv Zu iu'rs 203 I like that we have jurnor Class Color S it really shows our unity as a class how we are striving to all come together, regardless of who we hang out our ethnicities, or social status SI. We are the first class to ever hove a color day, so that shows our unique- ness! I -Stella Nnodim I actually like the course load. My grades this year are actually a lot better than the previous years because I know that I have to study! -Libby Paulsen 7vtifrr ( car: I've never had to challenge myself so much academically up until this point; and while the classes and athletics are considerably more demanding, the teachers and faculty have become an even greater resource for help and support during this difficult year. -Bambi Seltenrich One thing I like about junior year is the increased respect. People actually take you seriously this year! -Victoria Student Learning to think critically with 3 hours of sleep! • Tommy O'Molley What's your favorite class? Do you get your homework done every night? Ms. Nickolai because she really relates to us. • Gabe Barrios Mr. Murphy because he agrees to dropping weights and bricks off the lab table just so we can be satisfied with the loud noise. -Sydney Fogel 's your favorite teacher? Ms. Purcell because her brownies are awesome and she makes class fun. -Connor Geraghty y Mr. O Keefe, because he takes a very hard subject, physics honors, and makes it easy to understand. He is also pretty funny. -Ryan Irwin Mr. Dekker because the stories of his daughter kinda sound like people I know. Plus, what other teacher would let you watch Grizzly Man? -Theresa Woods 204 One u'tfir Pablo Abarco Mary Abdul Massih Roland Aguilar Alexander Aloura Reyes Bruce Aldana Sydney Allen Kevin Amoroli Corinnc Ankcnbruck-Kcogh Samuel Arabian Emily Arbuckle Jcnn for Arimoto Adrienne Arnold Maisie Arnold Joseph Arsenio Michelle Aurellono Alexander Austrio Robert Avila Ana Baccari Nathan Baker Jessica Baldwin Christina Bahstreri Julio Bahstreri Korlncent Balitaon VI Gobriel Roberro Barrios Jade Botsfone Jonellc Bottod Veronica Bouer Domurot Natalie Beaulieu Arielle Beauvoir Soroh Bedford Kotherine Belden Hopo 8enedetfi William Bennett Alexander Bera Camille Bermudez Jess-eo Bernstem Kristen Bertigla Jockson Belro Peter Birsinger Katherine Bloomfield Nicholas Bonn Broyden Borcherding Sean Borella Connor Brenes Nicholos Bristow Beou Brunemon Catherine Bruno Gabriel Buck Eleanor Buckingham Ryan Buick John Butler Jayne Collonder Tereso Morie Corino Allison Corleton Dylan Carrol Patrick Casey Bianca Costro Andrew Champeau Justin Chan Eric Charles Froncisco Chavez Christina Chen Irene Ching Sydnie Ann Chy Travis Clark Michelle Cleary Derrick Cleland George Coker Sheila Connelly Stcphen-Bela Cooper Michael Costello Adrionno Creese Cosoy Cremon Martha Cuenca Connor Culligon Jock Cullinon Jason Curry Ann Dahlberg 8rendon Daly Kathryn Daly Alison Dano Ronnel DoHog Madison Dovis Inornari Groce Delos Santos Anno Dcmarchcna Ryan Dennison Marqarita Diaz Eric Dili Notolie Dillon John Diserens Jtt tu'rs 205 J On a satie Oj l - Oy uHtu c(ifi Otixtr 'yekr? 1 Top: Chelsea Santos Bottom: Mott Tayog, Matt Galiani Jennifer Dowdy Kevin Downs Devin Dunn Vincent Ebcrle Rcesink Isabelle Elias Angelo Kristina Enoge John Enriquez Ryan Fobie Kendra Fallon Brondon Folzon Julie Foncher Rogers Farlow John Farr Stephanie Farrell Daniel Ferdon William Fisher Brendan Fitzpatrick Jennifer Flannery Natalie Flores Karyn Foedisch Sydney Fogel Victorio Fossott Monica Fronceschi Will Fredericks Michael Frcise Matthew Gallioni Joellen Galligan 206 ()„ ■ w« Korherme Gondolfo William Gcus Joshua Gee Connor Gcroghty Bianco Gioriatano Spencer Gibson Riley Gifford Tolio Giordano David Giovanozzi MonHew Glenwrighr louron Gorolski Eric Gordon Timothy Gorospe Cafrino Gotuaco Paul Goody Toylor Gowon Erin Grady Jecno Gragnoni Keith Graham Emily Gray Anne Gress Susonnoh Groh Paolo Guerra Joshuo Guggenheim Thomos Haoclt Shannon Hahn Antonio HoH . u ta' s 207 Michelle Hammel Motthew Hammer Chrislion HorrivAlobonzo Notolie Hortmon Gobriel Hens-Piozzo Nicolos Hernandez Clinton Hcssclgron Kyle Hifkcn Chrijtine Hirfzcl Virginio Hodgos Donie! Hoff CaiHin Hogan Kaitfyn Holsfinc Kathy Huang John Ide Gregory Innes Kyon Irwin Carolyn Jaquicr Monica Joe Dylan John Jeremy Johnson Shannon Johnston Alossandro Jones Nicholas Jose Carlo Juarez Tenny Kachatourion Jultonno Kopjion-Pilt Anno Keaulski Kevin Keller Mork Gabriel Kenney Jenna Keohono Michele Kern louren Kcttell Robert Kham Jane Kim Ryan Kircher Meoon Knudson Mottnew Kolhede Edword Kong Pieter Kronenburg Stephanie Kuhn Anne Kutzvcher Jacqueline lalonne Janice lam Kelly long Nicholas Lawrence Brian lee llani lee NotcUo lekoch Trinity loonord Rchona lerondeau Robert leupp Dorwm li Andre Ucudine Kvlee lin Cameron lobock Dovid los Bonos Dorcy lundy Marienor Krizzia Madriiejo Jennifer Mogaling Cesar Magdalena Jeremy Moh Erin Mahoney lA hct is chic t IL U - Meagan Martin is a lot not to like. •Connor Geraghty The pressure for college. The coun- selors and teachers say not to worry about it, but everyone does, and it freaks us out! it 208 () c Ryan Mok Christopher Maldonado William Molten III Thomas Maloney Alexo Manolonson Marion Manapsal Nicole Moncini Cali Martin Meagon Martin Gina Mossetani William Mattimore Morgaret Mottson Mel sso Mooer Matthew May Shannon McCaffrey Claire McCartney Stephen McEvoy Coro McLaughlin Mary Meehan Joshua Menchoco Jeroldne Mendoza Notoly Mendoza Fcnor Mcncses Nicholas Miller Colin Moore Sarah Moron Trevor Morse Edward Mosley Alexander Mrlik Kurt Mulligon Alyson Murphy Kathryn Musumeci Nidof Nosroh Kyle Nelson Matthew Ng Nicholos Nguyen Stella Nnodim Nicole O'Deo Thomas O'Malley liom O'Reilly Timothy O'Sullivan Vitalis Obidi Pilar Odom Frank Okocnendy Andrew Ontono Tatiana Padilla Maude Poao Morgorot ralozzolo Mary Palazzolo Arianna Papalexopoolos Motthew Pork Dominic Posquoli Elizobeth Paulsen Kimberly Pio Daniel Price Charlotte Prudcn Gionno Puccinelli Lauren Ouon Eric Ouesado Peter Quinn Anne Radsliff Drew Rcher Adriana Rclncckc Still getting blamed for the messes in the student center. •Kristen Bertiglia Worrying about SATs and AP tests. -David Giovanazzi 209 Gobrielle Reinecke Kevin Reiser Gobrielo Reyes Somuel Richmon Sorohi Rivos Sarah Rizzo Sofio Felice Rizzo Denise RoHondi Jacob Rose Joshuo Rock Alexander Rudnicki John Ryan Mary Ryan William Ryan Elizabeth Sancimino Notalie Sanaiocomo lerion Marlin Santiago Charles Emmanuel Sontos Chelsea Santos Dedrick Sorzoba Motihew Sauers Donielle Schaefer Motthow Schimpf Adriana Schivo Tara Schwoll Michael Scbostinclli Alexandria Seltenrich Annalysc Sheppard Robert Sherburne Elias Shikoloff Mkhael Shymanski Vincent Silveira Georgia Silvia Jessica Sinks Kiyoshi Smith Trevor Smith Allysho Sm.th-Cariey Kris Soekofio Kyle SoekotjO Rick Solomon Matthew Sotto Richelle Spedus Seon Spiers Poilin Sroknosit Kelly Stonghellini Kyle Stronohon Samuel Strelkoff Victoria Studont Timothy Storm Madeline Summa Jocquelme Sun Rex Sutec Daniel Ton Groce Torko Matthew Tote Matthew Toyog Colotto Taylor Marisol Terrazas Morise Thodani Joshua Thierry Jeffrey Thomas Jessico Times Jori lee Tolentino Dino Tonelli Meghan Trocey Morgoret Troinor Andrcanno Tzortzis Rebecca Unruh Nicholos Urbano Carolyn Vinnicombc Sloane Viola Ricardo Wossmer lv Elizabeth Watters William Welsh Shown Wen Laura West Sydney West Conor Wilkes Andrew Wong Stephanie Wong Kevin Woods Theresa Woods Scan Yates Austin You Julia Yrani Angela Yuen Alexo Zapletal () !(' It'i lf 210 Sean Borella Behind the junior who plays var- sity soccer at SI is a brother who shows compassion. Sean Borella was originally a child from a family of 5 boys. When he was in kindergarten, his parents decid- ed that they wanted to adopt a girl into the Borella family. I thought it would be cool, I didn't mind, Sean replied as we asked him how he felt about the new addition to his family as a kindergartener. Howev- er, they didn't know was that their future sister would be blind. Sean comments, At first I thought it was different, we had to guide her around the house, but now it's not a big deal and we don't notice anymore. Also, he is protective of his little sister, Kids would make fun of her. As an older brother, I feel obligated to pro- tect her. In addition, Sean started to try to learn Braille this summer at the request of his sister. His sister current- ly has a Braille Club at her school, and she teaches the other kids at her school how to read Braille. 1 Jeona Gragani, Arionno Papolexopoulos 2. Nick Bonn, Michele Kern 3. Koirh Graham 4. Roland Aguilar 5. Dedrick Sarzoba. Justin Chan, Chrijrino Chen, David Giovanazzi, Brian lee, Matthew Ng, Michelle Aureliano, Shannon Johnston. Jane Kim, Sydey Chy, llani leo, Jonelle Bated, lionne Enago 6. Maggie Mottson, Drew Ontono 7. Teddy Mosley, Jenn Magoling 8. Maddie Summo. Jenny Anmoto 9 Annie Gress, Adrionno Creese 212 I. Coli Martin, Claire McCortney 2. Gionno Poccinelli, Anno Rodsliff, Sam RicKmon 3. Angola Yuen, Jessica Times 4. Kylce lin 5. Ally Jones, Kath- ryn Musumeci, Notosha lekach 6. Jade Batstone, Coro Mclaughlin 7. Janice lam, Annolyse Shep- pard, Erin Mahoney 8. Mott Glenwright 9. Annie i DeMarchena, Jenna Keahane 213 JUNIOR FUNFACTS: How many hours of sleep do you get 50% of juniors think they are cool because they every night? are finally upperclassmen; 28% don't care. 41 % of juniors take more than 4 hours to do their homework; 56% take 1 to 3 hours; and 3% take only under 1 hour. 4 to 6 hours 32% nder - hpurs 4:1 % More 8 ho 8,3C 6 to 8 hours 55.7% JUNIOR PROBLEMS: Sleep Time Management Keeping up with Schoolwork SATs Extra-curricular Activities Driving Keeping Stress Levels Low Varsity Sports Drama Rumors Balancing Social Life Underclassmen Thinking about College AP Classes ’Answers Brolher Draper shared by a . , niors themselves Jobs Dating Finding Parking at School Procrastination Heavy Workload Readings Facebook 53% of SI juniors never had a job, while 13.4% currently have one. 74% of juniors have often thought about col- lege during the year. 80% of juniors feel more concerned about school this year. Most juniors go out with friends on a Friday. Do you go out every weekend? 214 vVe're not so cool after all... Embarrassing Moments told by anonymous juniors 'Tripping in the Freshman hall while there was basi- cally the entire Frosh class there, but right after I said, 'Move out of the hallway freshman! ' The first week of school, I introduced myself to a se- nior and they asked me if I was a freshman. I still find myself on the wrong side of the building at times. Top: Nikki Mancini, Kylee lin Middle: Teresa Carino. George Coker Bottom: Nick Bonn, Theresa Woods When I gave a ride to a friend of mine, my car smelled like dirt and sweat due to constant use after my sport's practice. During the second week of classes I went to 4th pe- riod lunch first and was late to my 4th period class. Calling a senior a freshman. Mattimore was walking toward me while I was at my locker so I blushed and turned quickly away, slamming my head directly into my locker door which was still open. He just laughed at me and hasn't acknowledged me since... One time I was walking up the stairs and the only other person n the stairway was Paul Toboni, who was eating some really nice looking carrots. It was awkwardly silent so in a lame attempt to say hi, I said, Nice carrots. He gave me a really strange look so I blushed and sprinted away as fast as Seabiscuit. I didn't realize my bag was unzipped, so when I had picked up enough speed, all my books fell out. Luckily I was long gone before he caught a glimpse of that! Slipping and falling in the food line the first day of school. I was walking down the hallway by myself when I saw this guy my friends and I have a nickname for. So he doesn't know me or anything but when I saw him walking past I said 'Hey, [nickname]!' He looked at me like I was crazy and kept walking. I hate blowing my nose in the middle of class, espe- cially when I have to every 5 seconds. People try not to make it seem obvious that they aren't watch- ing you in total disgust! 215 Katie Belden I don't mind that much, Katie I Belden tells us when we asked I her about how she felt having a speech impediment, yet we realize that Katie has struggled a lot growing up. Katie Belden was born with a speech im- pediment, a common thing for infants to have; however, she didn't grow out of it. When she was around 7 years old, she took speech therapy for about two years. Katie says, It didn't work, and the rea- son I quit was because people were mak- ing fun of me. After that, she went on dealing with what people thought about her impediment. She mentions to us that she has sung the famous nursery rhyme Row, Row, Row Your Boat many times, like in front of the 8th grade class, for her sister's college friends, and for someone's birthday, because her friends and family thought it was entertaining. On the other hand, Katie's sense of humor made every- thing easy to handle. She would laugh about it, but only if it is in moderation. Sometimes, she mentions, It's all they talk about. Con- versely, she utilized her impediment to find true friends. I pick friends based on who I'm comfortable talking in front of. It's a good way to judge someone's character. Katie is able to find true goodness within people thanks to her impediment. Now, Ka- tie barely notices the way she talks. She's involved in many extra-curricular activities like CSF, Social Justice, Spanish Club, and Service Club. I. Madison Davis, Tolia Giordano 2. Drew Raher, Natalie Songiacomo, Meghan Tracey 3. Will Ryon A. Corly Jcquier 5. Alex AlouroReyos. Charles Sontos, David los Banos 6. Katherine Bloomf-.eld, Rehono lerondeou 7. Lauren Kettell 8 Colette Taylor, Jacqueline lolonnc What is something you'd like to forget about once you finish junior year? The Raider's and Niner's seasons. -Fanor Meneses We're no� legal. -Alexa Manalansan The ridiculous work- load. -Joshua Menchaca Not having enough time for anything. •Grace Delos Santos My class picture.' Matt Tayag Parking on Mon- days and Thursdays. -Catrina Gotuaco 217 I. Connor Brennes, Gobe Buck, Eric Chorlei 2.Seoul Moron, Julianna Kapjian-Piti 3. Connor Gcraghty. Ali Corleton 4 Commy loback 5 Andrconno Tzortzis, Danielle Schocfcr, Mol-sso Mcuer 6 Koryn Foedisch, Sofia Rizzo. Bissy Somincino, Theresa Woods 7. JP Curry, Donny Price, Mon Toie 8. Peter Guinn, Tim Sturm Opposite Page Clockwise: Vince Silvciro, Carlton Fisher. Will Fredericks, Ryan Buick, Kylo Nolson, Jack Diserens, Stephonie Kuhn. Monico Joe, Jen- nifer Mogoling, Brody Borcherding, Liz Watters, Kelly Stonghellini, Adrienne Arnold. Eli Shikaloff, Josh Ruck, Drew Ontano. Josh Guggenheim, lauren Goralski. Alyson Murphy, Marise Thadoni, Mo« Kolhcde, Ricky Solomon, Shonnon Hohn, Vince Silveiro 218 Vice. V- - $ we succeeded in the most challenging year of high school for all of us, at the end of the road, we contemplated: Was junior year something I would rather forget or something I will cherish forever? Some would rather laugh about the good times, but never think about how much homework they used to have. Meanwhile, others wish to relive every single day of the year, even the rough times. Good or bad, together we “ grew to be better citizens, better friends, and better students. We realized that we can make a differ- ence once we put ourselves into it, whether through starting clubs, being a team captain, or tutoring. We came to know more about ourselves as we dove into the depths of humanity and our souls in Ethics class. Then, we all scoffed at the age old saying that juniors are the leaders of the school. Yet, was the saying overused? Were juniors only su- perficial models of the school? Quite the contrary: juniors together grew and changed into more con- scientious Ignatians. They, together, unfolded the mysteries that high school brought upon them. No matter how tough the year was, we learned that what doesn't kill us can only make us stonger. 219 Gabriel Abinante A Microwave is Juit o Deep Fryer for Sissies. Randrea Gerona Acda All the world is is self expression so never bo afraid to express yourself. -Rodney Acda Susan Elizabeth Abellera Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is o mystery. Today is a gift. That's why it's the present. Love DMT! Michelle Abela Don't spend time beating on a wall, hoping to transform it into a door. -Coco Chanel Vasilios Angelopoulos I know enough to know I don't know it all. ReginalaAntonio How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard Robertson Allen Natalie Anaya Thy kind hath infiltrated the galoxy too far; return to thine own solar system immediately. -Picard Juan Carlos Arrieta Jake Avella Procrastination Club meeting post- poned until tomorrow. - Self Alex Arnest Trust in the Lord with all you heart, and lean not on you own understand- ing. Proverbs 3:5 Kevin Apolinario Melissa Ayumi Bailey I hope the leaving is joyful, and I hope Francesca Badiola There are no regrets in life, just les- Jennifer Azofeifa Would I rother be feared or loved? Carolyn Ward Badillo 'The only place success comes before Easy, both. I want people to be afraid work is in the dictionary. -Donald sons' Thanks M,D,FG,BFF,DS never to return. of how much they love me. Kendall Katherine Balestreri Incredible! One of the worst perfor- mances of my career and they never doubted it for o second. Kathryn Barulich Take core of all your memories for you cannot relive them. Nicola Beaumont Experience is the hordest kind of teacher-it gives you the test first and the lesson afterwards. Drew Beaurline Life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and take a look around once in a while you could miss it. Aimee E. Bidegainberry Of course it is happening inside your head but why on earth should that mean that it is not real Hannah Bigalke Suck it up and dig deep. Kyle Bell Kyle,Bell,KB, friends colled me fatboy, coach named me BigBoy an Bizzle. What'll college call me? Alyssa Bergerson Fear it. Embrace it. Sophie Bigalke if ur not living on the edge ur taking up too much space liana Black Dance like no one is watching, sing like no one is listening, live every- day as if it was your lost Will Borba 'We talking about practice, not a game, but we talking about practice' Thanks Mom and Dad Dominique Bonino 'Be who you are and say what you feel, those who mind don't matter those who matter don't mindl Sean Boyd I have never let my schooling interfere with mv education. Erika Brickley This is gonna be just like senior year cxccDt for funner. • Elle Woods Michael Brophy All morons hate it when you call them a moron - Holden Caulfield James C. Boswell I will take the Ring, though I do not know the wnv • Frodo Bnaains Most Likely To Be President Danielle Brunache Fievel, if growing up were so easy, would it lake so long? Marjan Brown Keep your nose out the sky, keep your heart to god, and keep your face to the raising sun. - Kanye Michael Bugatto I shouldn't have even been there. (Paulie Walnuts Gualtieri) Thomas Cahill Let It Be. Alexander Bull I didn't play the hand I was dealt, I changed my cards Maya Burns You don't stop laughing because you grow old, you grow old because you stop laughing -) Stephen Cajilig 'Maybe if you tell me the bad news in o good way, it won't sound so bad. Matthew Callan Relax, my old man is a television repairman. I can fix it. Lorena Camarena Everyone makes mistakes. The trick is to make mistakes when nobody is looking, luv Thnx MD+BJK Connor Callaghan Nobody ever seems to remember life is a game we play. -Noel Gallagher Carol Campbell Sink or swim you gotta give it a whirl. Morgan Lee Campbell Man, this is historic. Guys, this is, like, deep blue hero stuff! Of course I'm in, -Armageddon Reed Campbell Well, nobody's perfect!' Thanks Mom and Dad Alexander Capretta Yeah, there's a lot of pressure...but pressure makes diamonds. Matthew Carberry Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast.' -Oscar Wilde Alexander Vincent Carleton You're only given a little spark of mad- ness. You mustn't lose it. John Casey Play like a Champion, until we meet again.' Nicolas Cashman Closet Nerd Elena Castillo Janelle Mammini Jack Ostler Celena Chan Micheline Chagniot Don't worry about a thing 'cause every little thing gonna be alright' Bob Morley. love you oil xoxo Claire Victoria Christian Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.' William Shakespeare Beverly Chao DO THEJESUSI Lisa Chan Never let the odds keep you from do- ing what you know in your heart you were always meont to do. Courtney Chan 'We shall never know all the good that a simple smile can do - Mother Teresa Rachel Hatch CJ Fung Abigail Colyer Would I rather be feared or loved? Easy both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.' Adrienne Cole There's a difference between like and love.Because, I like my Sketchers, but I love my Prada backpack Michaela Costello carry on. Jonathan Cooperman Keep It Simple Stupid; great advice, hurts my feelings everytime... Chadid Conley Brittany Conroy God gave me the green light so i GOI I wasn't ofraid to be loughed at or be loud. Seamus Cronin Drop kick me Jesus through the goak post of lifo. -Bobby Bare Peter Cronin Never shall I forget the days I spent with you Be my friend, as you will always find me yours tmdkdf Patrick Costello Sean Cotter Wc have always held to the hope, belief and conviction that there's a better life beyond the horizon Alex DeMenno If all else foils, do it like your mother told you. Ruth Christine Dimagmaliw Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals. Andrew Dill The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender. Thanks family, friends. Shannon Alyssa Devlin Where I'm from we live like it's the latest attraction Elizabeth Devcich I knew I was gonna take the wrong train, so I left early-Yogi Berra Thanks M D, my friends. Monica Gabrielle B. Dizon All it takes is faith and trust...and a little bit of pixie dust! You can fly! -Peter Pan Benjamin Williams Diserens Ben Diserens I hate you, but damnitt do I respect you -Mrs. McGovern Katherine Dineen No matter what anyone tells you, words and ideas can change the world • Dead Poets Society Rian Dineen If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. Joseph Duggan I think I'll take a moment, celebrate my age, the ending of an era and the turning of a page. Chris Duhn Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? - Chri: Tucker Devan Donaldson Cara Dorsey Confidence: The feeling you have before understanding the situation. Dominique Erdozaincy Life goes by pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. Ryan Falk Most people learn by observing, then there are others who actually TOUCH the fire to see if it's hot Paddy Dunne Surfing's not a sport, it's a way life Luis fcsparza There's never enough time to do all the nothing you want. Calvin and Hobbes Elizabeth Fennie Zoe Feld Mowgli, don't you realize that you're a human? Ryan Falvey Trust everyone, just don't trust the devil inside of them. Elisa M. Fanucchi Always remember to dare. Allison Fitzpatrick If an opportunity doesn't knock, build a door. Addison Mark Filipczyk Early bird gels the worm, second mouse gets the cheese Luisa Fernandez Time is Precious. Embrace it. live it. Love it. Kevin M. Finn Jr. 'Hard work never killed anybody, bu why lake a chance?'- Edgar Burgen Mackenzie Fotsch I'm ready for my close-up Mr. Demi- lle. - Sunset Boulevard Alexander Fotsch And be a simple kind of man. Be something you love and understand. Lynyrd Skynyrd Katherine Fotinos Sumner Fontaine And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. Alexander Freedman Anyone who con only think of only one way to spell a word obviously lacks imagination - Twain Lena Frostestad With the chance I've been given. I'm going to be driven as hell! -Legally Blonde the Musical Charles Franz 'To err is human, to blame it on someone else shows management potential. Cristina Fowler Be the change you wish to see in the world. -Gandhi Gregory Gandolfo And now for something completely different. Thanks Mom and Dad. Cassandra Gallagher The greotest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. John Reid Galante Thanks CJ Fung In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence nf mir friends Ryan Geraghty I like being the underdog - nothing to lose, everything to gain Samantha Gazale I suffer from short term memory loss. It runs in the family...At least I think it does -Finding Nemo Robert Garrison We must risk going too far to discover just how far we can go. Michael Golden Renegades r the people with their own philosophies they change the course of history-RATM b o renegade Stephen Girlich Everything happens for a reason. Kayla Gogarty 'Some people care too much, Tigger.,.1 think it's called love - Winnie the Pooh Steven Gimeno Best Dressed Jericko Gonzalez Think of whot a precious privilege it is to be olive: to think, to love, to conquer.-Marcus Aurelius Victoria Gomez Shwesha Govil Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there. Lucia Gonzalez When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know Nicole Grazioli Do you know the Muffin Man? The Muffin Mon? Yes I know the Muffin Mon. Who lives on Drury Lone? Laura Rose Grealish Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect. Ryan Geraghty Nicole Grazioli Adam Greenberg Give em a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach'em to create an artificial short- age o fish he'll eat steak Giulia Gualco-Nelson Where are we going? A little place I like to call “you'll see. John Halloran My future starts when I wake up every morning -Miles Davis Barrett Vincent Hahn From yesterday comes tomorrow, when life comes alive, the past moves aside no regrets and no remorse Aaron Halbleib Gina Guglielmi CHUNK:I just saw the most amazing thing MOUTH:First you gotta do the truffle shuffle -The Goonies Jessica Harders The world needs dreamers and the world needs doers. But above all, the world needs dreamers who do. Michael Hammer Our moral responsibility is not to stop the future, but to shape it Ann Hansen Never put off what you can do today because if you enjoy it todoy you can do it again tommorrow Kristin Halsing Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent. -Victor Hugo Sophia Harrison-Wong Let the mind beware, though the flesh be bugged, the circumstances of existence are pretty glorious. Allegro Francesca B Hartman A spoon full of sugar helps the medi- cine go down Thnx 2 life supports 4ever gr8ful Maximilian Hartman It's kind of fun to do the impossible - Walt Disney Rachel Hatch If you ever forget something, be sure it's your homework, not a friend. Edward Hesselgren When you have a fat friend there are no see-saws. Only catapults. Thx Family Friends Amelia Ho The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Kaitlin Holl the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -eleanor roosevelt Benjamin Herwitz You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. -Joe Louis Juri Jacoby Morgan Jarrell My best friend is the angel who lifts me up when I forget how to fly - Thnx MD Sarah Michelle Horsf All the world's a stage and most of us are desperately unrehearsed. -Sean O'Casey Anthony Howley Just becasue your not paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you. Evan Hughes Hallways (hallways). Are wide (are wide). When you are on the other side- While lightening Taylor Humphreys I can believe anything, provided that it is quite incredible. -Oscar Wilde Justin Ibisate To know even one life has breathed easier because I have lived, is to have succeeded. Riza Veronica F. Inumerable It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live • Dumbledore Jennifer A. Joe Welcome to the real world! I� sucks! You're going to love it. Charles Bigelow Johnson If you don't know whore you're going, any road will toke you there' lewis Carroll Roxana Jauregui A friend is sum 1 who knows the song in ur heart can sing it back 2 u when u've forgotten the words Kevin Jeung Just remember, if the world didn't suck • we'd fall off Sheila Johnstone Would I rolher be feared or loved? Both. I want people to bo afroid of how much they love me-Michael Paolo Jose Bob Sagell! Spencer Kaplan Say what u want and be who u are because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind Jackson Kapler-Galan Kathryn Kauffman The rules of hair care are simple and finite. Any Cosmo girl would hove known. -legally Blonde Leena Culhane Karjalainen On and on we keep going, crowded like the subwoy cors, on and on to the beat of our noisy hearts. Michael Golden Zoe Magennis-Molke Sandra Kelly I hope your life is just like a litter box- full of surprises! le gro ogus buiochos do mo theaghlach Evan Kim Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens. Lauren Kingsley Now don't you worry we'll all float on alright Jessica Kleid We're oil mad here. - Alice in Wonderland Jack Kodros I thought I would be a tumble weed and tumble through life without a care- then I thought... maybe not. Ashley Kokesh I am the cute one. She's just my sister.' Andrew Kolchak He that has satisfied his thirst turns his back on the well. Michael Kolhede shore what ya' got Alexander Kranenburg The most rewarding things you do in life are often the ones that look like they connot be done Michael Nutzscher Oh, it's waffle time! It's waffle time! Won't you have some woffles of mine? -Dr. John JD Dorian Renee Kwok Not made from concentrate, love you mom, dad, bros, and chan Mason Kwiat Hard work often poys off after lime, but laziness always pays off now. Clare Landefeld Take chances, make mistakes, get messy' Ms. Frizzlo Giana Lando You have to do the best with what God gave you.' -Mrs. Gump NICHCL NICKLEI Roy Long I too like to live dangerously Monica Larano David Lee I'm learning real skills that I can ap- ply throughout my life...Procrastinating and rationalizing. Erica Lang Youth is like diamonds in the sun. And diamonds are forever Columbus Leonard To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also Dream. Not only plan, but also believe. Stanley Leung Miracle or power that elevates few is their perseverance-under a brave determined spirit. -Twain Matthew Leland I'm so happy, because todoy I've found my friends .SIXC Thanks Mom and Dad Vincent Legarza Through it all I stood tall and I did it my waylTHX MomDadAlcxBellaPgRo bPtCvAliApOzJ$TyDeeZack! Late To Graduation Zea Moscone James Boswell Dionne Pauline S. Licudine It is only with one's heart that one can see clearly. What is essential is invisible to the eye. Oisin William Lewis Smokey, this is not 'Nam. This is bowl- ing. There are rules. Kelsey Lim Melissa Nena Liotta C'est Finitl -1 Eou de Rose Robert Lloyd 'The superior man blames himself. The inferior man blames others. -Don Shulo Sasza lohrey I don't go looking for trouble. Trouble usually finds me. -Harry Potter Ross Lloyd-Butler Don't osk me no questions, and I wont tell you no lies • lynyrd Skynyrd Genine Marie lobo I used to play sports. Then I realized you can buy trophies. Now I'm good at everything. Zachary Tipton Love Damien Lombardo I get by with a little help from my Simon Loos And I'll climb, the hill in my own way. Mattie Loyce Hokuna Matata. What a wonderful Hannah Lynch Marlene Lundy Nathaniel Lozano We find that after years of struggle that we do not take o trip; a trip takes Life is like a box of chocolates, yo never which one you're gonna get. •Forrest Gump Matthew Lincoln Cole Mahoney We ore of the nature to just keep running. Kylie Magner We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. Calvin Mo those who know don't talk, and those who talk don't know a thing Zoe Magennis-Molke PHOTO NOT AVAIABIE Karen Marshall Life is not stationary (Mox, Notive Son) Janelle Mammini 'Es-CA-pe.l wonder what that meon$?Thots funny, its spelled just like the word Escape'ThnxDBONMLM D Bianca Rae Manalansan How lucky I am to have known someone who was so hard to soy goodbye to. Jarvis Mariategue I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure... Christopner Marlin No excuses. Ploy like a champion! Sasha Xavianna Martinez When I grow up I want to be a prin- cipal or a caterpillar! -Ralph Wiggum (The Simpsons) Joseph Massanli I just use my muscles as a conversa- tion piece, like someone walking o cheetah down 42nd Street. Arny Danny Havlir Marlinez It's nice to be great- but far greater to be nice. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything!! Megan McCarthy Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.- Matsuo Basho John Philip Maxwell For you know thot it's a fool who plays it cool, by making his world a little colder. Much love F F Margaret McCarthy Thomas Mattimore It is not them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us-Gandalf Madeline McDonnell Thats what she said Kayla McDow Goonies Never Say Die. Kerry Rose McGee Andrew McCarty In the beginning the Universe was cre- ated. This made many people angry and is regarded as a bad move Ryon McWhirter uild it, they will come' of Dreams livio Meharg I want the world. I wont the whole world. I want to lock it in my pocket. It's my bar of chocolate. Joaquin De La Torre Kayla McDow Hatzel Menchaca Don't forget your history nor your destiny. Ryan Meredith My whole problem is my lips move when I think • Calvin Hobbes Tom Mezzera I can't wait until I'm old enouj woys about stuff Jim Mezzera Wise men say: 'Forgiveness is divine,' but never pay full price for late pizza. -Michelangelo Karalen Morthole I'm Malibu's most wanted ya’II... thanks Mom and Dad.. I love you K-74 Hanna Milani-Walker live long and love living xoxo Melanie T. Mistica Give. live, love. Laura Moir A dream is a wish your heart makes when you're fast asleep Brendan Mullins 'I om Rosa Parks with o Gibson guitar'-Ted Nugent. And Take your time, don't live loo fost. Troubles will come, ond they will pass. Christopher Murphy Take your lime, don't live loo fost. Troubles will come, and they will pass. Nicholas Mullen Zea Moscone Do I know what I'm doing today? No. But I'm here, ond I'm gonna give it my best shot. Mia Neagle You can't always get whot you want, but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need. Audrey Neuman Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted. -John Lennon Joseph Murphy Leaders ore not born; they ore made, Thanks mom. Olivia Narvaez Did that blow your mind, because that just happened. Thnks Best Friends Adeline Newmann MAKE ART NOT WAR! Toll the story only you can tell... all you need is LOVE Brendan Neville 'Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere'-Carl Sagan Lilibeth Fernandez Lucy Gonzalez Most Athletic Catherine Nolan If the shoe fits, buy it in every color. Denzel Nicholas You only get one life, there's no Paul Toboni Danielle Brunache Kimberley O'Callaghan Soy what you need to soy. - John Mayer Rory O'Connor With great power comes great responsibilty. -Ben Parker Kerry O'Donoghue ’The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Proust Stefani O'Donoghue Laugh as much as you breath and love as long as you live Sandra O'Donoghue In the Midst of Difficulty Lies Oppor- tunity Love Thanks Mammy, Kerry, Stefani, Family, Mike Sean O'Leary Too much, too young, too fast, ima tear it up while it lasts! -Airbourne Thanks Mom,Dad. Nicholas W. Osborne Ya know Cindy, I think I'm fall- ing for you ..HNick, my name isn't Cindy'Thanks Fam.Sorry Cindy Jack Ostler I like a little rebellion every once in while. -Thomas Jefferson Noah Orme Lauren Padilla Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend. Mia Pallari Life's an oceon, soil it' Jinna Pang Today you orcYOU, that is truer than true.There is no one alive that is Youer than YOU I Love You MDCA Laura Owens life isn't measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away Alexis D. Papalexopoulos Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly- Robert F. Joseph Peck According to the map... we hove only gone four inches- Lloyd Christmas Katherine Paolini Some people feel the rain, others just get wet. -Bob Dylan Teressa Peirona Thanks. Alexandra Pinell ’imitation is suicide' “Ralph Waldo Emerson. Thanks mom, family, ond friends. Natalie Perkins Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that's a part of the plan.- Dan Fogelberg Kristoffer Reyes Proxedes Happiness can be found, even in the darkest times, if one only remembers to turn on the light Katherine Carmen Pizza It does not do well to dwell on dreams and forget to live -Dumble- dore NICHCU NICKLfl Michael J. Providenza Mike, you're culer with your moulh shut.’ Thanks ond love you Mom, Dad, Erica, Susan, Sandra. Ceridwen Angharad Quattrin The first note rips through the speaker, and it's the sound of my way out. The Matches Maximilian Proano ’And now...let the wild rumpus stortl' -Where the Wild Things Are Jessica Protasio This suspense is terrible. I hope it wil Pierre Rappolt Michael Rapadas What we do in life echoes in eterni- - Russell Crowe in “The Gladiator’ Leland Quinn Only the guy who isn’t rowing has time to rock the boat. • Jean Paul Sartre Michael Quinones Low of the Yukon-Only the Strong shall thrive, surely the Weak shall perish, only the Fit survive Kylie Reich laughter is timeless. Imagination has no age, and dreams ore forever. Rebecca Elise Recinos If u go with ur instinct ond reverse it we might have something, luv u silv vica kid liana mimi roxy Jon Redenius Death smiles ot us all. All a man con do is smile back.” - Gladiator Jon Norman Rey I don't even know man Adam Rosasco Be hoppy. live to be free. Kelly Roberts learn from yesterday, live for today. Hope for tomorrow. Bridget Roddy You have brains in your head, feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself, any direction you choose. Alison Rogers ZPZ 1. Doniello Brunoch© 2. Monico Dizon 3. Jock KocJroj. Ceri Qucwin A At Pirvoll 5. Soroh Hont 6. JockCo oy 7. Kofi© Nolon 8 . Allijon Fitzporrick, Jessica Harden 9. Alex Bull 10. Crijfino Fowler 11. Joey Duggan 12 Vasili Angelopoulos 13. VavhN Viray 14 Elena Castillo, Marjan Brown 15. John Uy 16. Dominique Bonino 17. Nafolie Anaya. Zoo Magennis-Moike 18 Ryan Gofagbty 19 Mia Ncogle. lauren Kingsley 20 Allegro Hartman, Max Hartman 21 Kevin Apolinorio 22. Koillin Holl 23. Rcbocco Rccinoj 24.ToroVer 25. MikTon 26. Eric Tom 27. Moddio McDonnell o, Audrey Neumon 28. Alex Kronenberg 29. Adorn Greenberg 30. Robert Lloyd 31. Note lozono 32. Mox Sander 33. Becca Scholtz, Gina Guglielmi 34. $om Gozole, Kaylo McDow, Shcilojohnitone, Lauren Pad'!o. Monica Coen 35. Riza Inumeroble 36. Mike Kol- hede 37. Chrij Warner. Olivia Schrcodcr 38. Chris Duhn. Sown Abellero 39. Ilono Block, Reed Campbell 40. Ryan Folk 41. Foul Toboni, Nick Oiborne 42. Shweiho Govil 43. Joe Moiianti 44. Koty Pizza 45. Justin Ibisafc 46. Mclista liotia 47. Kelly Roberts 48. Keelin Woodell 49. Kevin Sig What was your most embarassing moment at SI? When I fainted during the SAT. ■ Mia Neagle Freshman year I was in the foyer, saw the bus coming, and jumped off the steps. Unfortunately I tumbled down in front of upper classmen. - Rebecca Recinos 244 Sophomore year, I was on the third floor but thought it was the second, so I walked into the boys' bathroom. This guy turned around and said, 'What are you doing in here? and I raced out. - Sasha Martinez I've been booed out of the Student Cen- ter once or twice. - Paul Gaus 1 Nick Mullen, Tom Mezzero, Mon MoKoney, John Galante. Mike Kolhede 2. Beverly Choo, Ian Sarmienio, Jennifer Joe, Adeline New- monn, Alex Arnest, Adam Rosasco, Cristino Fowler, Melissa liotta, Tess Peirono 3. Bruno Scholz, Jackson Kopler-Gollon 4, Wiil Vara, Michelle Melendez, Jack Cosey, Giono lando, Natalie Perkins, Justin Ibisate, Ali Pinnel, Mike Hammer, Elisa Fonucchi, Peter Cronin, Max Proano, Connor Callaghan 5 David lee, Courtney Chon, Kris Suk- wiwot 6. lisa Chan, Courtney Chon, Monica Dizon, Rea Acdo. Nate Lozano, Eric Tom, Reggie Antonio 7. Robby Garrison, Will Borba, Dionne licudinc. Matt leland, Mitch Cde Baca 8. Zea Moscone, Chris Martin, Keelin Woodell, Curtis Elijah, Andy Dill, Lauren Kingsley, Dominique Bonino, Paul Toboni 9.Vince Legarzo, Som Bucktner, Kyle Bell. Mike Golden, Alexi Popalexopoulos 10. Seamus Cronin, Jock Os- tler, Mike Kutzscher II. Leno Frostestad, Kate Poolini, Max Hartman, Susan Abellero, Allegro Hartman, Theo Trindle 12. Anno Marie Han- sen . Kimmie O'Calloghon, Natalie Perkins, Michelle Melendez, Katie Nolan, Monica lorano 13. Alysso Bergerson, Zoe Molkc, Reed Campbell, Ryan Meredith 14 Raquel Marshall, JancHc Mammini 245 If you could teach any new class at SI, what would it be? Self-defense with Mr. May- chrowitz Melissa Liotta I would teach interna- tional relations because it's an important topic the our school doesn't cover. - Lisa Chan 246 Max Proano Kimmie O'Callaghan Breathing 101 Isabelle Struve An in-depth study of Moby and his music. Jim Shannon Fiction into Film: 1990-pres- ent (our lives). • Lizzie Devisich 1. Jim Mezzera, Jessica Harders 2. Reed Camp- bell, Robby Allen, Joe Strizich, Max Sanders, Ross Lloyd-Butler, Vince Legarza, Paul Toboni, Paul Gaus 3. Calvin Ma, Sean Boyd, Melanie Mis- lico 4. Chris Duhn, Jarvis Mariategue, Jon Rey, David Lee, Scon Tang, Justin Ng 5. Brendan Nev- ille, John Halloran, Abe Woziri, Mike Golden 6. Karalen Morthole, Zoe Seher, Rebecca Recinos, Ashley Kokesh, Sandra Kelly 7. Olivia Schreoder, Kristin Halsing 8. Matt Leland, Greg Gandolfo, Andrew Shahomiri 9. Stefani O'Donoghue, Kris Sukwiwat, Livia Meharg, Sandra O'Donoghue, Kerry O'Donoghue, Jim Shannon, Mike Provi- denza 247 If not practicing for a flute or picco- lo part for Winter Pops, Spring musical, or an upcoming liturgy, Adeline Newmann can be found hovering over an art desk. After her family moved from Switzerland to the U.S. in 1998, Adeline began her art career, although she'd been drawing all her life. She doesn't know exactly where the interest stems from but explains, My inspiration is everything: the entire and beautiful world around me! I love looking back at childlike ideas, and colorful things that show happiness. In short, God and ev- erything inspire me. A lover of all forms of art and self-expression, Adeline finds her true passion in animation. She possesses a style that's completely her own through combinations of art through the ages, giv- ing particular credit to Surrealist and Dada movements. Pop Art, and Psychadelic art from the sixties. My signature is color, lots and lots of col- or! So I deal mostly with abstract concepts, like emotions and dreams, which I execute through colorful and graphic images. Ade- line is a two-time California State Summer School for the Arts for Visual Arts (CSSSA) alum after living as a student artist for four weeks over the summer, and completing a se- mester of college Visual Arts and Animation. When asked about her favorite subject, she replied, I do love to explore childhood ideas like fairy tales, dreams, and colors! I also re- ally like the hippie ideals of peace, love, and flower power. My goal through my art is to make people happy, and also to inspire peo- ple to work for a better world full of peace and love. Evan started snowboarding when he was 7 years old. He realized snowboarding was his true pas- sion. Evan joined a snowboarding team at Northstar during his freshman year and gained hands on experi- ence repairing, selling, and buying snowboards while working at a shop in Millbrae. Although Evan practices safe snowboarding, he had a scary run-in with death during sophomore year. He was on Village Run at the end of a long day at Northstar; exhausted, unaware, uncautious. While going down a long slope, he saw an unusually large mound of snow on the other side of the tunnel. Before he could stop, he crashed into a tree and fell. Evan couldn't move for about 30 minutes due to exhaustion. The worse part was I had to pay 100 bucks for a new helmet, Evan said jokingly. Although Evan was originally forced to go to snowboarding les- sons, he now throughouly enjoys going to the slopes to catch some fresh powder. Snowboarding has led Evan to a number of great opportunites. He has met a lot of important company representatives and other snowboarders through teams and competitions. The possibility of working as a technician or company rep- resentative is something that he sees in his future. Anthony Howley At the age of 3, Anthony Howely put on his first pair of skis and awkwardly made his way down a small snowy hill in Mammouth Lakes. He wasn't on the bunny slopes for long though, because it soon became apparent that he was a natural at the sport. In the company of his dad, brother, and cousins, Anthony went skiing as often as he could and progressed in skill each winter. Eventually, a representative from a local shop, Kitredge Winter Sports, noticed Anthony and asked if he would be interested in skiing under his shop's title. Anthony excitedly accepted and skiied every other weekend for two and a half years, until junior year when he decided to focus on school. Although he is no lon- ger sponsered, Anthony still skies has often as he can. He says, Gliding on the slopes is a feeling that you can feel nowhere else in the world. He also finds enjoyment away from the icy mountains of the Sierra Nevada. Anthony surfs, mountain bikes, body boards, and river rafts. So, if you ever feel like hitting the slopes you know who to call. If you could bring one teacher with you to help you survive in the rainfor- est, who would you bring? Ms. Purcell be- cause she teaches Lord of the Flies. - Peter Cronin Mr. Maychrowitz be- cause he knows how to use a lightsaber. - Adam Greenberg I. Mallory Ryon, Lizzie Dcvcich 2. Rom Lloyd- Butler. Robby Allen, Paul Toboni, Chris Murphy, Paul Gaus, Vince Legarzo, Alex Bull, Tyler Scurr, Max Sander, Zoch Scurr 3. Thca Trindlc, Clare landefeld, Kelly Stupi, Isabelle Struve 4. Evan Hughes, Mike Kolhcdc 5. Sandro O'Donoghue, Tara Ver, Brittany Conroy, Beverly Choo, Sarah Horst 6 Melissa liotta, Abigail Colyer, Melissa Bailey. Jack Kodros, Kylie Magncr. Doug Ryan, Ceri Quattrin, Ian Sormiento 7. Paige Scigliono, lorena Camarcna, Kelly Roberts, Karalen Mori- hole 8. Laura Owens, Michelinc Chogniot, 8riltany Conroy 9. James Boswell, Erika Brickley, Erico long, Jessica Klcid 10. Robecca Recinos, Victoria Gomez, Moya Bums, Roqucl Marshall II. Alex Kronenberg, Oisin Lewis, Matt Mahon- ey. Will Skewes-Cox 250 Mr. Castro. Anyone who can survive bird-eating- spiders can stick with me. - Seamus Cronin Mr. Gavin because he sur- vived a tsunami, so I think he could survive in the rainfor- est. - Cristina Fowler Teachers' Favorite Chris Warner Claire Christian 251 2f, Best Smile How does Senioritis affect you? I've had senioritis since the second week of freshman year. - Tony Urbina I find myself never opening my backpack. - Kevin Apolinario 1. Rizo Inumerable, Melanie Mistica 2. Elena Trierwcilcr, Natalie Anaya 3. Monica Larano, Renee Kwok, Elisa Fanucchi 4. Sam Buckter, Stephen Girlich, Patrick Costello, Addison Fil- ipczyk, Andrew Kolchak, Robert Lloyd 5. Tony Urbina, Anthony Howley, Nick Cashman 6. Denzel Nicholas, CJ Fung, Kevin Jeung, Evan Kim 7. Monica Coen, Brittany Conroy, Abby Shapiro 8. Chris Warner, Jessico Kleid, Nick Nose, Leena Karjalainen, Michaelo Costello, Charles Franz 9. Jim Mezzera, Dorn Erdozain- cy, Tom Mezzera 10. Sumner Fontaine, Alex Carleton, Joey Duggan, Ryan Meredith 252 The whole 'school-night' concept doesn't apply anymore. If I want to go see a movie, hang out with friends or stay up late watching Tivo recordings, I will. -Katie Dineen I have never turned in a single homework assign- ment- ever! -Sam Bucktner 253 Mitch Cde Baca Mallory Ryan Forever friends If you were locked in the school after hours, what would you do? I would catch up on my government homework in the library. -Jim Mezzera I would switch all the teachers' laptops, so they wouldn't know whose was whose. - Sandra Kelly 254 Call all our boys on the PA down to the office... and p lay spin the bottle! LOLZ :-) - Paul Toboni Gabe Bruno We would bring in a snow machine and sled down the stairs. Anthony Howley Ryan Falk 1. Nicole Schwabe, Shannon Devlin,Jen Azofeifa 2. Laura Moir, Alex Freedman 3 Jacqueline Tay- lor, Audrey Neuman, Lauren Kingsley, Elizabeth Melnitchenko, Monika Stonsbury, Koty Pizza, Mia Neagle 4. Aimee Bidegainbcrry, Natalie Anaya, Elena Trierweiler, Mike Kutzscher 5. Joey Murphy, Jack Maxwell, Zach Love 6. Adam Greenberg, Kerry O'Donoghue 7. Jennifer Joe, Jessica Protasio 8. Tom Mezzera, Mason Kwiat 9 Jackson Kapler-Galan 10. Elena Castillo, Juan Carlos Arrieta 255 ). Ryan Meredith, liana Blackjack Casey 2. Andrew McCarty, Melissa Bailey 3. Chris Viehweg, Paul Tobon 4. Olivia Salfiti, Nicole Grazioli 5. Ryan Geraghty, Seamus Cronin 6. Alison Rogers, Katie Balestreri, Al- legro Hartman 7. Kevin Apolinario, Jinna Pang 8. Katie Nolan, Nata- lie Perkins, Kylie Reich, Katherine Fotinos, Kathryn Beaurlich, Aimee Bidegainberry 9. Claire Christian, Courtney Chan A Day in the Life of a Senior 4:15AM - Crew Cats finish practice 5:30AM - Seamus Cronin wakes up 8:15AM - Sunset kids roll out of bed 8:30AM - Struggle to find parking due to street cleaning and 8th grade visitation day 8:45AM - Use late excuse 794 on Fr. Wright. 9:00AM - Arrive just in time to dissect pickles in Anatomy 9:25AM - Talk with your friends in an attempt to drown out the speaker's screeching and Joey Murphy's static 10:25AM - Cut the underclassmen to claim your three cookies in the Commons 10:45AM - Study film with Mr. B 11:40AM - Sex it up in Human Sexuality with Ms. D 12:30PM - Get in the lunch line armed with your Freedom Pay - only to realize the only remaining food choices are tropical salads and piroshkis 1:30PM - Freak of the Week with Castro in Psych 2:30PM - Get out of school as soon as physically possible 2:35PM-7:59PM - Tag 59 photos of yourself on Facebook 8:00PM-1:00AM - Homework!!! 256 (Salpini Ali Pinell Abe Waziri Jack KocJrcS CERi QWWTR� ' HA P r AYA burn's HARUg rOHMSow’S $RA IA PVAlO H«6HeS’ QJWMSTIttS ABE WAZIRI’S ARM wccAR-rwrs LE6 chRIS YA WARMER'S V NtfTEBG0K Bruno Schatz OiSiw t wis Polo RORY -7 0‘COtJWcC S PANTS CALv ifJ MA’£ SHOg ' Matt'S BACKPACK au pifjea’s Poor — If you could be Br. Draper for a day, what new rule would you instate? Detention would be given to people who go through the left door. - Charles Franz 258 I wouldn't allow dancing above a 45-degree angle. -Jack Kodros I would just make the day a holiday. - Aimee Bidegainberry I would change the dress code to jeans and a white T. - Elena Castillo 1. Kelly Roberts, Chiorra Tillers 2. Audrey Neuman, Carol Campbell, Kate Kouffman, Jaqueline Taylor 3. Monica Dizon, Note Lozano 4. Jessica Harders, Al- lison Fitzpatrick, Mimi Ho, Alessandro Zanossi, Roxy Jauregui, Cassandra Gallagher, Sophie Harrison- Wong 5. Roy Lang, Rory O'Connor, Thomas Mattimore 6. Paul Toboni and the Hard Hat Crew 7. Cristina Fowler, Beverly Chao 8. Brittany Salinas, Maya Burns, Ilona Black 9. Giulia Gualco-Nelson, Elisa Funucchi 10. Kevin Swanson, Katie Nolan, Mr. Zalkin, Alex Carleton, Isabelle Struve, Jake Avella, Joe Massanti, CJ Fung, Bianca Manalansan, Alyssa Bergerson, Nicole Grazioli, Vashti Viray 259 Nicholas Rose Better lo remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Abraham Lincoln Giancarlo Rulli 'If you want to see a change for the better, you hove to take things into your own hands - Eastwood Douglas Ryan Forget it, Jake - it's Chinatown. Be seeing you. Mallory Ryan There's no place like home except Grandma and Grandpa's. Thanks for everything. I love youl Scott Sabalvaro ’To achieve what others don't y have to do what others won’t. Olivia Salfiti Everybody tells me to be smart.'Olivio, use your head, but instead I choose to use my hcart.thxmdss Brittany Chantelle Salinas The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you connot do. Max Sander It won the Academy Award. Oh for what? Best movie ever made. Thanks M+D+A Alyssa Sangalang Everything I'm not made me every- lan Sarmiento What is a palindrome? No it's notl Rebecca Schalch Sometimes I wish thot I was the weath- er, you'd bring me up in conversation forever - john mayer David Schaefer Every athlete dreams of a second chance. I lived it. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Danielle. I See You! Smiles! Schatz Don't worry, I got it. Nicole Joanne Schwabe Oy with the poodles already! Scurr All things come round to him who will but wait.” • Henry Wadsworth Lonafellow Olivia Jill Schreader This is your moment. You're meant to be here. -Herb Brooks •You Elle: What? Like, it's hard? Abigail Shapiro 'let us not love with words or talk but with actions and in truth, • 1 John 3:18 Jaclyn Simon Siniora Graduate from school? Don't make me laugh. I got on F+ in basic math. Moliko of Palestine. Cameron, dear friend, you thought we wouldn't have any fun. Shame on you. Scurr “Don't sweat the technique' -Rokim Seher I'm not a vcgitarian cause I love ani- mals, I'm a vegitarian because I hate plants, love u mom and dad Most Likely To Win a Grammy Leena Karialainen John Galante Sarah Solso It's nice to be nice. - Grampy Monika Stansbury Let's get together, what do you say? We can have a swingin' time. Emma Skelton Your family is proud. Their relief is unimaginable. Now would be o most opportune time to ask for money William MacArthur Skewes-Cox It's oil syncopated to your heart's hard heartbeat lime Jordan Trinidad Suero While I breathe I hope. -JTS Joseph Strizich A B C D E F G... How I wonder who! you are... Isabelle Struve Do one thing that scares you every- day. (Elenor Roosevelt) Kelly Stupi One lady friend asked, What do you love most? That's how I started paint- ing money. - Andy Warhol Adrienne Syme play somethin' country Sarah Taggart lm a strong believer in luck and I fine the harder I work the more I have of it -Ben Franklin Kris Sukwiwat I don't know where I'm going, but I on my way Kevin Swanson Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you.T Jefferson Siobhan Taylor 'To build a mountain, you gotta dig a hole. • Shawn Harris Jacqueline Eleanor Taylor Smile, it enhances your face value -Steel Magnolias. Mikael Tan Sometimes the best way to throw a punch is to step back. But step back too far and you ain't fightin Sean Tang John did you ask anyone to the dance yet? Not yet. My AIM was broken. Matthew S. Tominaga Everyone is a leader in his or her own woy. Paul D. Toboni I'd rother laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, the sinners are much more fun Thx SDC fam. Eric Tom If you don't want to work, you hove to work to earn enough money so that you won't hove to work. Chiarra Tillers Theodora Barbara Trindle I was thrown out of college for cheat- ing. I looked into the soul of the boy next to me. Woody Allen Sean Tsui Reflection is the better part of a champion. Elena Trierweiler love is the answer, at least for most of the questions in my heart Meghan Toner It's funny how pictures never change, but the people in them do. Victoria Vaughan Hey, Cameron. You reolize if we played by the rules right now we'd be in gym? William Vara John Conrad Uy Just trying to make you feel famous like the star you are to me. Anthony Urbina I am not really worried about my oks, as much as I am about the sen- sation of my brain being eaten. Vashti Kacy Viray Our imperfections are what make us perfect. Christopher Viehweg The earlybird gets the worm... I think I'll sleep in and have pancakes - Thanks Henry Verdurmen Lily Victoria Diaz Ver Stay for from timid, only make moves when your 3's in it live the phrase sky's the limit, thx MDK on the moon laughing at THEM.' Lucy Williams The people who are crazy enough to think they con change the world are the ones who do. Cameron Walsh Christopher Warner 'They laughed at Neil Armstrong when he went to the moon. Now he's Abraham Waziri A chattering bird builds no nest Most Spirited Vince Legarza Lauren Padilla I didn't go to the moon I went much further for time is the longest distance between two places- TW Randy Yee Whoever gets to know and under- stand my music, will be freed from all misery that drags down others. The only difference between extraordi- nary and ordinary is the word extra. Make the effort. Thx Ya are what ya are in this world. One of two things: Either, you're somebody, or you're nobody 265 nd Mrs. Sablinsky 266 They are such warm and en- couraging people. They know everyone by name which shows their deep dedication to their students. -Melanie Mistica Mr. and Mrs. are two of the nicest people I've ever met. Their love and dedication to music has brought joy and ap- preciation to the SI community. -Francesca Badiola ears UHL. Winter Pops won't be the same without the Sablinskys. Their dedicated service has been an inspiration. -Ms. Schwarz Though I've only known them for a short amount of time, I have never met two teachers who have such a vast love for music. -Sarah Park 267 Mr. Sablinsky-36 years, Mrs. Sablinsky-16 years Brother Draper Consistency, charisma, and compassion capture the essence of Brother Douglas Draper, S.J. Begin- ning his career at the SI campus on Stanyan Street in 1966, he worked in the main office. Recognizing his talent and dedication to SI, he was appointed as the Dean of Students in 1969. For forty-two years Brother Draper has inspired and influenced the lives of the SI students and fac- ulty members. Today, he is a Dean, as well as a teacher and leader. Demonstrating the significance of self-discipline, he enforces principles of which he hopes students will uphold into their adult lives. Whether the lesson re- gards promptness, following the dressing code, etc., he works with the students' best interest at heart. Brother Draper loves mingling infor- mally with the student body wheth- er in the lunch line, at school events, or in the halls. Yet, the most difficult part of his job occurs when stu- dents fight and perpetuate when they're in the wrong. With all of his past experiences and involvement in the SI community, Brother Draper ultimately stands as a highly respectable and revered Dean, friend, and individual. For his years of constant service, hard work, and devotion, we say thank you, we love you, and we will miss you! To the Graduating Class of 2008: You are all very good and intelligent people. I wish you all the best! -Brother Draper 268 'For four decades I have watched students 30 from fearing Brother Draper to loving 2nd respecting him over their 4 years at SI. rhe reason for this is that Brother Draper s a person who is very fair, and his job equires that he make difficult decisions, iut, I think when students graduate, they jltimately remember him for the interest and :are he had for their growth during their ime at SI. -Mr. C. Murphy Brother Draper epitomizes what it means to be a Brother in the Society of Jesus. He is a leader as servant, work- ing with all the gifts God has given him in service to the students and faculty of SI. I had the pleasure of working very closely with him the past 26 years of my administra- tive life here, and I have learned the value of hard work, compassion, and good humor in carrying out the mission of the school. I wish him well in his new endeavors at the prep next year and thank him profusely for his wisdom and friendship. -Mr. Charlie Dullea I have worked with a lot of deans in my 30 years of teaching, and more than any other, Brother Draper has made it easy for me to teach because he keeps order in the building. Because he is so fair, the students love him. -Ms. Elizabeth Purcell I am really glad I was never in his office as a student, but I deeply enjoy working with him as an adult. -Ms. Meredith Galvin Senior Section Freshmen Sections Administration Section Melanie Mistica, Kaitlin Holl, Olivia Schraeder Student Life Sections Junior Section llano Black, Allison Fitzpatrick, Jessica Harders, Mia Neagle Sophomore Section Christina Vernali and Katie Girlich Cara McLaughlin, Gabe Barrios, Kyle Nelson, Marienor Madrilejo Sports Section Lorena Camarena, Sam Arabian, Caitlin Hogan Not Pictured: Bernadette Rabuy Photographers Bissy Sancimino, Annie Demarchena, Gina Guglilmi, Katy Pizza Sam Arabian, Sarah Park Not Pictured: John Enriquez, Cammy Loback, Lauren Kase Monica Dizon Not Pictured: Nick Rose Stan the Yearbook Man for understanding the pressures we encountered. Ms. Schwarz for standing over our shoulders and making us very tense. Ms. McGovern for taking some serious action...through emails. But truely they are the BEST! Brenda for keeping it real and telling us that making a yearbook is like giving birth....totally the truth! Barb...the Yearbook Queen...for tellings us our 1 st theme really sucked. Kyle for never giving us lollipops. Lauren Padilla for being Vashti's chauffer and sticking around on late nights. GHo for making up raps that inspire us...and going on food runs. CBS 5 and Lisa's achievments for getting us on TV! Lauren Kettell for our fiesta in the YBK room....and Taco Bell. Caitlin for stressing out during deadlines...while we all laughed. Jenna for being so popular and almost crying under the pressures YBK created and enlightening us with her overuse of the words truely and no offense. Lisa for always being able to be counted on...NOT! Vashti's friends for always creating drama that we were able to gossip about. Sarah Park for taking the most amazing pictures for us, over and over. The Security Guard for always letting us know when it is 5 o'clock. Lorena for being legit and having a really cute torquoise bag. Gina Katy for making sure they put themselves in spreads before anyone else. Bobby for totally not fufilling our expectations. Vashti....for laughing...for gossiping...for being herself. Kris Praxedes for playing table football and stuffing numerous envelopes. Mrs. Chan for calling and letting us know Lisa's real name is Leelee. Brother Draper for being so amazing throughout the years. CJ Fung for inappropriate exposure in the YBK room. { 1 Baseball Varsity Baseball Buck Aldano, Will Borba, Sam Buckler, Travis Clark, Andy Dill, Vince Ebcrle-Reesink, Rogers Farlow, Robby Garrison, Paul Gaus, Gabe Henz-Piazza, Nick Lynch, Ryan McWhirler, Tommy O'Malley, Jon Rand, David Schaeffer, Ricky Solo- mon, Kevin Swanson, Paul Toboni, Chris Viehweg, Coach Ted Turkinglon, Coach Forrest Higgins, Coach Mike Jackon- ich JV Baseball Bryan Chrislofferson, Michael Crocker, Chris Falvey, Evan Harrison-Wong, Mike Hartman, Chris Heckert, Jake Koch, Bren- non Kurtela, Dominic Ledda, Matt Lopez, Gabe Manzanares, Mike Moore, Dominic Newmann, Ronnie Schivo, Jack Stabenfelt, Justin Zupancic, Coach Matt Stecher, Coach Steve Purtill :rosh Boseboll (evin Barker, Jacob Bernstein, Chris Braun, Connor 3lausen, Anthony Clifford, len Donlon, Jeremiah Duffy, eff Forlow, Adam Goldstein, Ryan Inumerable, Daniel ivy, Javier Meza, Derek Monte, Johnny Mrlik, John Mur- hy, Nate Murphy, Luke Pappas, Sean Prior, Xavier Russo, loach Chris Delaney, Coach Justin Christensen 3 Seniors Joke Avello, Devon Donaldson, Mike Golden, Barrett Hahn, Ben Herwitz, Leland Quinn, Bruno Schatz, Tyler Scurr, Zach Scurr Juniors Nicholas Bristow, Matt Gallioni, Connor Geraghty, Eric Gordon, Chris Maldonado, Stephen McEvoy, Nidal Nasrah, Joshua Ruck, Eli Shikaloff, Matt Tate, Dino Tonelli, Connor Wilkes, and Kevin Woods 4 iophomores jorretf Beaman, Nathan Carzon, Joe Crowley, Stewart Uoossens, Calvin Joewono, Garrett Peck, John Perstch, ohn Strizich, Tim Sweeney, and Andy Vanderbilt Vanity Girts Crew Adrienne Arnold, Moil Arnold, Jessica Baldwin. Broonna Boll. Rochel Blombe-g. Mariso Brodloy. Brooke Conor, lov'en Chon, Olrrio Corwin, Korino Durand. Alton Edwards, Cec V Fernandes. Momco Fernondoc. Monico froncoschi. Koto Gordo'ro. lowo Greolish. Annie Gross, Nato'e Hoctmon. Koriyn Kolshne, Kelly Hew. Ally Jones. Jvtonno KopiiorvPitt. Holey Koplon, Coroirvo Kc-'endo, Gioao londo. Gobb levy, Hannah lynch, Kimberly Mohor, Coli Mortin. Corly McColfrey, Sarah Moron, Erin Morphy, Mia Pbfori, Bridget Roddy, Amondo SchoFter. Bombi Sehenrich, MoliSSO Simpson. Emma Skelton, Pailin SrulSos.1, Corolyn Vmmcomb. Shown Wen. Coach Eric Giessler, Coach Alexis Qwwi. Coach Mike Sconlon and Girls Boys' Crew 5 Varsity Golf Kevin Amaroli, Alex Kranenburg, Trevor Morse, Trevor Murphy, Eric Quesada, Drew Raher, Dylan Smith, Jordan Suero, Matthew Tominaga Coach Julius Yap Junior Varsity Golf Dean Aiello, Zak Botstone, Jack Bennett, Dylan Carrol, Andrew Champeau, Derrick Cleland, Dewey Dumont, Paul Goudy, Greg Joson, Ryan Kane, Scott lamson, Robert leupp, Mike McDonald, John Morrison, Nick Ong, Jack Persons, Doug Safreno, Nick Satterfield, Randy Scarlett, Griffin Schrecder, Kris Soekotjo, Kyle Soekotjo, Aaron Tam Coach Bill Olinger 6 WILDCAT TENNIS arsily Boys Tennis 'Jick Bonn, Justin Chan, Steven Galerkin, Jericko Sonzalez, Adam Greenberg, Matt Hauselt, Juri acoby, Damien Lombardo, Matt Micheli, Pierson Jacanelli, Giancarlo Rulli, John Stellini, Logan Wroo- ie. Coach Craig Law JV Boys Tennis Alex Berg, Brendan Columbus, Francis Cuenca, Jack Diserens, Matt Glenwright, Carter Hultman, Carlo Juarez, Tristan Lee, Gabriel Lopez Low, Zach Monetta, Trevor Smith, Taylor Tarantino, Matt Tayag, Cory Yan, Coach Ed Grafilo 8 Vorjily BoyS lox Som Arabian, Kyle Bell, Mike Brophy, Alex Capretta, Jack Casey, Dax Cohan, Brendan Daly, Alex DeMenno, Kevin Downs, Rob Emery, Jack Farr, Mike Finn, Carlton Fisher, Alex Fotsch, Will Fredericks, Clinton Hesselgren, Ed Hcssclgren, Spencer Kaplan, Roy Lang, Oisin lewis, Billy Moltimore, Thomas Mattimore, Nick Miller. Kyle Nelson, Rory O'Connor. Sean O'Leary, J. Will Ryan, Will Ryon, Vince Silveiro. Rex Suter, Jeff Thomas, Coach Greg Angilly, Coach Michael Abou Jaoude, Coach Chris Packard JV Boyslox Nick Alimom, Willie Arbuckle, Jack Bodine, Denny Broadhurst, Samuel Caine, Keegan Finn, Nick Fotsch, Spencer Fotsch, Aaron Gallagher, Johno Gibbons, Steve Granelli, Bobby Gray, Molt Higgins, John Lloyd-Butler, Chris Lopuck, Harrison Mallen, Drew McGuinnes, Seamus Mclncrncy, Samuel Molke, Will Naughton, John O'Malley, Mike Pizzo, Nick Roman, Spencer Rosen, Hunter Ryan, Gianccrlo Songiccamo, Porker Vail, Chase Willingham, Brian Yee, Max Zeff, Coach David Bowc, Coach Scott Brittain, Cocch Patrick Filzgibbon, Coach Matt Fredericks Boys' and Girls' Lacrosse Varisty Gifli lax Kimberly Bettinger, Annie DeMarcheno, Hannah Farr, Joey Gal- ligan, Somantho Gazale, Nicole Grazioli, Sheldon Hoisted, Ra- chels Hinds, Annie Kutzscher, Jackie lalanne, Michaelo lalanne, Kelly Lang, Rehono lerondeau, Commy loback, Kayla McDow, Nikki Narvaez. Olivia Narvaez, Libby Paulsen, Koty Pizza, Denise Rollandi, Joanna Saribalis, Paige Scigliono, Georgia Silvia, Colette Toylor, Sloone Violo, Coach Amy Harms, Coach Christine Wilkinson JV Girls lax lily Bigalke, Grace Buckingham, Sofia Caprcfta, Christina Cohan, Laura Garcia, Bianco Giarratano, Emily Gray. Katarina Habelt, Heidi Hoisted, Laura Hobbs, Lindsey Hoyem, Claire Kane, Lauren Kose, Kaly leonoudokis. Alexandra love, Meagan McGovern, Coitlin Ng, Molly O'Mohoney, Sofia Robinson, Tonya Sanderson, Mica Sangiacamo, Sarah Stinn, Emily Tatum, Camp- bell Von Eschen, Coach Louisa Dorsch, Coach Shonno Mota 9 Swimming and Diving Boy$ Swimming Kevin Apolinario, Ryan Brown, Jon Crosslcy, J.P Curry, Chris Duhn, Paddy Dunne. Alex Freedman, Max Hartman, Michael Kutzschcr, Peter londefeld, Lance Leung, Zachary Molinsky, Nicholos Nguyen, Mauricio Ponce, Mike Providenza, Tim Sturm, Cameron Walsh. Albert Chong, Stuart Christoph. Brian Duhn, Winston Lin, Alexander Yee, Coach David Fisher. Coach Mario Gini, Coach Alex Ignotov, Coach Katy Leese Girls Swimming Kathryn Barulich, Aimee Bidegainberry, Jayne Callander, Elizabeth Castro-Abrams, Claire Collins, Rulhie Dimagmaliw, Isabelle Elias, Cassandra Gallagher, letticia Lee, Megan Leung, Sasza Lohrey, Karalen Morthole, Zea Moscone, Mia Neagle, Kimmie O'Callaghan, Lauren Padilla, Jinna Pang, Lauren Quan, Liz Rosen, Mallory Ryan, Olivia Schreader, Grace Tarka, Veronica Bauer-Domurant, Jordan Boyer, Megan Byrne, Nicole Calvello, Carloyn Capitolo, Erica Ching, Nicole Crosby, Rebecca Cullinan, Madison Davis, Genevieve Feiner, Susannah Groh, Emilee Goo, Jessica Hecht, Kat Huang, Carly Jaquier, Christie Leitzell, Erin Mahoney, Jessica Meredith, Frankie Puerzer, Madi Roche, Al- lison Siu, Eliana Stefani, Kristin Stiles, Madeline Summa, Lizzie Trindle, Jo Jo Wear, Laura West, Coach Matt Roberto, Coach Paul Felton, Coach Katy Leese, Coach Amy Jones, Coach Katy Leese 10 u 12 Softball and Boys' Volleyball 14 Vorsity Softball Bridget Arriaza, Kaitlyn Barnard, Hope Benedetti, Michelle Cleary, Victoria Eng, Cotrina Gotuaco, Rachel hatch, Natalia Hess, Sawyer Hulbert, Riza Inumerable, Trinity Leonard, Gcnine Lobo, Gina Massetani, Maggie McCarthy, Alyssa Sangalang, Abby Shapiro, Christina Vlahos, Liz Watters, Coach Karen Cota, Coach Michelle Labonog, Coach John Vincent JV Softball Raquel Avilo, Frankie Buonocore, Helen Buse, Amonda Espiritu, Sarah Fisher, Emi Goldstone, Samantha Hyland, Gretchen Krupp, Emily Lynch, Michaela Orsi, Olivia Romero, Rachel Weir, Coach Natalie Tafoya, Coach Kelli Hoertz Boys Varsity Volleyball George Coker, Mat Collins, Tom Gorospe, Ryan Irwin, Jarvis Mariategue, Ronald Martin, Justin NG, Matt Pating, Jon Redenius, Kevin Reiser, Alex Rudnicki, Sean Tang, John UY Coach Louie Valiao, Coach Pat Steacy Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Jon Antonio, Steuart Arboleda, Gabe Barrios, Jacob Bi- lyak, Mickey Boxell, Allen Chiu, Evan Cotter, Greg Jhung, Shelby Joe, Phillip Lee, Michael Lin, Nathaniel Nunez, Matt Olson, Joseph Redenius, Note Woo Coach Tina Wong 15 16 17 Penelope Chuoh, Jennifer A. Magaling, Monica C. Joe, Kris S. Soekotjo, JoEllen R. Galligan, Emily K. Gray, Geneva C. Vogelheim, Nicholas K. Buse, Megan M. Byrne, Thomas J. Foster, Katherine N. Dobbersfein, Michaela A. Orsi, Rachel Blomberg, Helen A. Buse, Michael K. Lin, Justin D. Fitzsimmons, Angela H. Han, Renuka M. Fernandes, Mario M. Studley, Kelly T. How, Griffin J. Schreader, Anthony T. Le, Eliana D. Stefani, Annie Dillon Moderator: Ms. Carol Quattrin The Yearbook Staff would like to aplogize for the absence of music for others in the 2008 Ignatian. We fake full responsibility for this mistake. Music for Others Giving love and joy through music 18 61 ujojj jojunf Senior Prom 20 21 Graduation and Baccalaureate 22 23 Senior Valedictorian Sophia Harrison-Wong Salutatorian Sumner Fontaine Awa rd s Salutatorian Leena Karjaloinen Leadership Award Joseph Murphy- Visual Arts Award Kelly Stupi Christopher Warner Tom Murphy Jesuit Secondary Education A sociation (JSEA) Award John Kodros Vashti Viroy Service Award Ryan Folvcy Jessica Harders Ignatian Award Columbus Leonard General Excellence Rian Dineen Loyalty Award John Casey Bank of America Achievement Awards 2008 Fine Arts Plaque Winner- Maximilian Hartman Certificate Awards: Adeline Newmann-Art Kevin Apolinario-Donce Ceridwen Quattrin-Dromo Evan Hughes-Mustc Liberal Arts Plaque Winner-Jessica Harders Certificate Awards: Christopher Warner- English Mia Neagle-French Celena Chan-Japanese Gina Guglielmi-Laf n Vashti Viray-Religious Studies Kevin Swanson-Socta Science Science and Mathematics Plaque Winner- Ryan Geraghty Certificate Awards: Peter Cronin-Sdence Michael Kutzscher- Mathematics John E Brophy, '43 Award Outstanding Senior Athletes: Ryan Folvey louren Padilla Chuck Simon Award for Theatre Arts Keelin Woodell Thomas J. Reed, SJ. Christian Service Award Suson Abcllero Eric Tom Fox Memorial Religion Award Daniel Martinez Campus Ministry Award Seamus Cronin Stefani O'Donoghue Norman A. Boudcwijn Award Randrea Acda Fr. Harry Carlin, SJ. Award Claire Christian Ryan Geraghty Koyla Gogorty Kathryn Kauffman Megan McCarthy Melanie Mistica Catherine Nolon Bridget Roddy Spirit Award Olivio Schreoder Journalism Award The Ignotian: Lisa Chon Inside SI: Peter Cronin Mathematics Award Claire Christian English Award General Excellence Sophia Harrison-Wong English Writing Award Rian Dineen Classical and modern Languages Awards French: Giulia Guolco-Nclson Japanese: Christopher Fung Lofin. Maximilian Hartman Spanish: Melanie Mistica Rhode Island School of Design Annual Art Award Christopher Duhn Social Science Award Charles Johnson Science Award Andrew McCarty Chorus Award Charles Fronz Jazz Band Award Joaquin de La Torre Orchestra Award John Kodros Lucy Willoims Dance Award Suson Abellero Fr. Edward Mcfadden, SJ. Award llano Black Michael Brophy Coro! Campbell Michael Golden Gina Guglielmi Daniel Martinez James Shannon Fine Arts Award Allegro Hartman Peter Smith, '80 Theatre Arts Award Carolyn Badillo Sandro Kelly Insignis Award Alexander Carlcton Brittany Conroy 24 Speech and Debate Award Alexander Arnest