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

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NIGHTS Neon Nights really lit up the new SI year. - Travis Clark '09 The dance was great. It was an awesome way to meet everyone else in the freshmen class! - Allie Kettell '12 Everyone's white shirts were glowing and it made the night magical! -David Giovanazzi '09 Student Life sif. 17

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NEON 1. Tim Sturm shows his moves. 2. Melissa Clcndcnny and Heidi Ng pose for the camera. 3. Kevin Crouch strums his guitar. 4. Sophomore girls laugh at the dance. S. Charlotte Prudcn waves her hands in the air. 6. Students dance together. 7. Christine Bencvcntc. Harriet Arnold. Jacquelyn Urbina. Sam Qucsada. and Annie Watts have a groovy time. 8. Kyle Graycar promotes peace. 9. Sam Arabian. Kylee Lin. and Dom Pasquali get pumped up for the dance. lO.Sam Richman and Julia Balstrcri slow dance. 11. Juniors get down on the dance floor. 12. Freak Patrol . 13.Marisol and Adrienne Arnold sing the night away. 14. A sophomore starts the year off right. 15. Bianca Castro and Jcraldinc Mendoza dance the night away. 16 kV. Neon Nights

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SAN FRANCISCO We walk through the streets everyday hearing cries, cries of joy. of laughter, of sadness, of pain and of longing and we feel as if we are tied, tied to stereotypes, tied to our masks - the masks that “hide our faces and shade our eyes. We spend so much time skimming the surface. That to dig deep only seems absurd. To let our feelings out and be who we truly are Seems impossible. But we must strip the pretenses to be with people. We must open our ears to the cries; we cannot feel strapped down any longer - we cannot feel separate. We must realize that their cries are our cries, that there is no them. And when we leave behind our comfort. When we serve those who we are scared to look at in the street, we realize that service is not so much work, as it is learning about the people we serve. Because work without accompaniment is simply exertion But being with others - Now that is just labor. In San Francisco we came together, and San Francisco we will remain. For our hearts never leave our home. As we strive to make a change -San Francisco Immersion 2008 I.San Francisco poses for a hot shot. 2. Casey Creman. Sarah Bedford. Karyn Foedisch. Matt Kohlede. Rehana Lerandeau. Brendan Fitzpatrick. Kim Pia. and Liz Watters stand outside St. Anthony's Foundation where they spent most of their time. 3. Liz Watters, and Kim Pia write a reflection on the day. 4. Sarah Bedford laughs before bedtime. 5. San Francisco Immersion walk on the beach to a reflection. 18 W Immersion