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Annual Report The Alumni Magazine of Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco Fall 2009 Genesis V 1

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GENESIS V Dear Members & Friends of the S.I. Community, A Report to Concerned Individuals Vol. 46, No. 3 Fall 2009 It’s my honor to present you this report of our recently Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. completed school year, 2008-2009. Hard to believe that it was the 40th President year on this campus, and with the opening of this school year of 2009- Mr. Joseph A. Vollert 2010, this 37th Avenue campus becomes the venue where S.I. has been Vice President for Development located longest, surpassing all of our five previous campuses. Mr. Patrick M. Ruff The face of St. Ignatius has changed many times and in many ways Principal over these 154 years, and last year was no exception. The Orradre Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. Courtyard received an entirely different look and for the first time, a Superior translucent roof. The 40 year-old kitchen of the Carlin Commons was Mr. John J. Ring entirely gutted and redone. Then, the summer not only brought the fog Director of Alumni Relations to the coast, but the newly-leased Fairmont Field in Pacifica: completely Mr. Paul J. Totah redone so its 8.5 acres will now be home for a multitude of S.I. teams Director of Communications less than 20 minutes away from campus. Finally, the face of St. Ignatius Mrs. Cynthia Fitzgibbon (see page 71) was enshrined between the school building and Columbus Director of Special Events Piazza on campus. The face of S.I. continues to change. Mr. Fred L. Tocchini But even more profoundly, the face of St. Ignatius is seen in the Director of Special Projects faces of many Ignatians and friends who cherish S.I. In our students, Mr. John J. Grealish faculty, administrators and staff, the vision of Ignatius shines. In our Business Manager alumni, scholarship donors, benefactors, parents and friends, the spirit Ms. Marielle A. Murphy of Ignatius, who served God and others, is alive and well. The face Associate Director of Development of St. Ignatius is not just captured in beautifully sculpted bronze. It is Mrs. Nancy Hess captured in the faces of the S.I. community. Graphic Artist This past year also saw economic times hard to face and difficult to Douglas A. Salin navigate. It is because of your generosity that we are surviving. It is also Photo Editor due to the diligent work and planning of our administration and boards GENESIS V (USPS 899-060) is published quarterly by that we are weathering the storm. We were able to offer a modest salary St. Ignatius College Preparatory, 2001 37th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116-9981. Periodicals Postage Paid at increase for faculty and staff (2 percent). We kept our tuition increase San Francisco, CA, and at additional mailing offices. to the lowest increase in 40 years. A very Spartan budget helped us ease POSTMASTER: Send address changes to GENE­SIS our parents’ burdens and retain our superior faculty. V, 2001 37th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116-9981. It is because of your giving that we have been and are able to change CONTACT US: You can send e-mail to ptotah@siprep. org or reach us at (415) 731-7500 ext. 206. You can the face of the St. Ignatius campus. It is because of your donations also read the issue on our web site at www. siprep.org. that our financial aid recipients are able to continue at S.I. Your ST. IGNATIUS, mindful of its mission to be witness to continued generosity is needed more so than ever with the requests for the love of Christ for all, admits students of any race, color and national and/or ethnic origin to all the rights, aid increasing. Thank you for your goodness to our students in need. privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded Thank you for your generosity. I am abundantly grateful. Please know to or made available to students at this school. St. Ignatius does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis that my brother Jesuits and I keep you in our prayers and Masses. May of race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or God reward you for your many benefactions now and in eternity. disability in the administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Devotedly yours in Christ, Likewise, St. Ignatius does not discriminate against any applicant for employment on the basis of race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or disability. GENESIS V is printed on recycled paper, which contains 30 percent post-consumer waste. In addition, 9 percent of the ink comes from agriculturally-based, renewable sources. (Rev.) Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68

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Rev. Michael C. McCarthy, S.J. ’82 Chair Rev. Kevin Dilworth, S.J. Rev. Charles Gagan, S.J. ’55 Mr. Curtis J. Mallegni ’67 Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. ’74 Rev. Mario Prietto, S.J. Mr. Stanley P. Raggio ’73 Nancy Stretch, Esq. Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68 SI’s Board of Trustees, from left, include Fr. Prietto, Fr. Dilworth, Fr. Walsh, Fr. McCarthy, Fr. O’Neill, Mr. Raggio, Mrs. Stretch and Mr. Mallegni. Not pictured is Fr. Gagan.

Bo a r d o f Re g e n t s

Mr. Curtis Mallegni ’67 Mrs. Nanette Gordon Dr. Richard Moran Chair Mr. John Grealish ’79 Christopher Moscone, Esq. ’80 Mrs. Anne Ryan Ms. Kathryn Hall Martin D. Murphy, Esq.* ’52 Vice Chair Mr. Peter Imperial ’77 Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. ’74 Mr. Kerwin Allen ’78 Mr. John Jack ’73 Mr. Clyde Ostler Mr. Clark Callander ’76 The Hon. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Karen Rollandi Mrs. Catherine Cannata Mrs. Mary Lawson Mr. Patrick Ruff Mr. Peter Casey ’68 Mrs. Mary Kay Leveroni Dr. Robert Szarnicki Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79 Ms. Kylee Lin ’09 Mrs. Barbara Talavan Mr. Joseph Diffley ’64 Mr. Jeff Maggioncalda ’87 Mr. Gregory Vaughan ’74 Mrs. Dana Emery Mr. Don Mancini Mr. J. Malcolm Visbal Mr. Robert Enright ’76 Mr. Ivan Maroevich ’69 Mr. Joseph Vollert ’84 Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick ’64 Mr. William McDonnell* ’42 Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68 Mr. Gordon Getty ’51 Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Mrs. Yvonne Go Mr. Paul Mohun ’84 * Lifetime Members

SI 4 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Regents Emeriti

Mrs. Angelina Alioto Louis J. Giraudo, Esq. Mr. Russell R. Miller Mr. John F. Azevedo Mrs. Ernest L. Go Rev. John T. Mitchell, S.J. Mr. Alessandro Baccari Mr. Michael Gorman Mr. James J. Monfredini Dr. Rena Merrit Bancroft Mr. Ellison C. Grayson Mr. Marshall F. Moran Mr. David Bernstein Mr. Jack Grealish Leo Murphy, Esq. Mrs. Joseph Bernstein Richard G. Guggenhime, Esq. Mr. Joseph D. Murray Mr. Thomas Bertelsen Ms. Tessie Guillermo Mr. Tom Murtagh Mr. Carl F. Blom Mrs. Donna Hale Mr. Maurice F. O’Connor Sr. Margaret Buchanan, S.M. Mr. Paul Hazen Mr. Hugh O’Donnell Mr. Robert T. Buich Richard J. Heafey, Esq. Michael Ohleyer, Esq. Mr. Gregoire Calegari John Henning, Esq. Mr. Frank L. Paganini Hon. Mary Callanan Mr. Wayne J. Hu Mr. George W. Pasha III Mrs. Barbara Callander Mr. John E. Johnson Eugene Payne III, Esq. Mrs. Sara Callander Mr. Thomas Jordan Mr. Lisle Payne Mr. James Canales, Jr. Mr. William D. Kilduff Mr. Carmen Policy Mr. Michael P. Carroll Mrs. Dorothy Kitt Dr. Collin P. Quock Mr. Hector Chinchilla Mrs. Evelyn Koenig Mr. Stan Raggio Mr. John A. Christen III Mr. Leo Paul Koulos Mr. Gary Roberts Mrs. Alfred G. Cinelli Mr. Robert Lalanne Mrs. Angelo Sangiacomo Mr. Mark Cleary Dr. Ralph Lane III Mr. Francis Scarpulla Mr. Albert Clifford Mr. Arthur C. Latno, Jr. Rev. Carl A. Schipper Mr. Samuel Coffey Mr. Thomas A. Leonardini Mr. Bruce L. Scollin Mr. Kevin Coyne Mr. Vincent Lin Mrs. Rafael A. Solari Mary Cranston, Esq. Mr. Richard O. Linke Mrs. Sara Stephens Mr. Don Dana Mr. George Lippi Nancy Stretch, Esq. Mr. John Duff Rev. Paul Locatelli, S.J. Mr. Vincent J. Sullivan Mr. John S. Ehrlich Hon. Eugene Lynch John A. Sutro, Esq. Mrs. Dana Emery Mrs. Robert MacDonnell Mrs. Marcia Syufy Mr. Scott Erickson Mr. John A. Mangan Mr. Fred Tocchini Mr. Clifford M. Farmer Mr. Eugene J. Marty, Jr. Mr. Burl A. Toler* Mr. John J. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Marg McCaffery Mr. Burl Toler, Jr. Mr. H. Welton Flynn Robert McCarthy, Esq. Mr. Robert M. Tomasello The Hon. J. Richard Fredericks E. Neal McGettigan, Esq. Dr. C. Allen Wall Arthur J. Fritz, Jr. Esq. Mr. Felix S. McGinnis, Jr. Rev. Kenneth Westray Mr. Lynn Fritz William H. McInerney Sr., Esq. Mr. Anthony J. Zanze David T. Giannini, Esq. Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. William J. Zellerbach

SI 5 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY School Officers, 2008-09

Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. President

De v e l o p m e n t Of f i c e r s Sc h o o l Administration

Mr. Joseph A. Vollert ’84 Mr. Patrick Ruff Vice President for Development Principal

Mr. John J. Ring ’86 Mrs. Kathleen K. Kodros Director of Alumni Relations Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs

Mrs. Cynthia Fitzgibbon Mrs. Donna F. Murphy Director of Special Events Assistant Principal for Student Affairs

Mr. Paul J. Totah ’75 Mr. Patrick Lynch Director of Communications Assistant Principal for Campus Ministry

Mr. Fred L. Tocchini ’66 Mrs. Michelle Levine Director of Special Projects Mr. William Gotch Deans of Students Ms. Marielle A. Murphy ’93 Associate Director of Development Mr. John J. Grealish ’79 Business Manager

Mr. Kevin M. Grady Director of Admissions

Mr. Robert Vergara ’76 Director of Athletics

SI 6 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Ignatian Guild 2008-09

Mrs. Beth Miller President

Mrs. Sue Dudum Vice President

Mrs. Louise Lucchesi Recording Secretary

Mrs. Christine Price Treasurer

Mrs. Heidi Leupp Corresponding Secretary

The Ignatian Guild’s On the Avenue fashion show brought Broadway themes back to Baghad by the Bay. Mrs. Mabel Abellera Assistant Treasurer

Fathers’ Club 2008-09

Don Mancini President

Brit Hahn Vice President

Pat Ferdon ’70 Vice President

Ron Kase Secretary

George Arabian Treasurer

Tom Lloyd Butler Sgt. Of Arms The Fathers’ Club’s Santorini in the Sunset auction proved an instant classic and drew hundreds of guests.

SI 7 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Alumni Officers 2008-09

Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79 President

William Callanan ’81 Mr. John J. Ring ’86 Vice President Director of Alumni Relations

Mrs. Andrea Callen Porter ’93 Mr. Darren A. Cde Baca ’78 Secretary Treasurer

Rev. Paul F. Capitolo, S.J. ’53 Ms. Genevieve Poggetti ’97 Moderator Alumni Coordinator

Alumni Board 2008-09

Mr. John Barbieri ’80 Mr. Daniel Linehan ’83 Ms. Kimberly Bohnert ’93 Mr. Timothy Lucey ’87 Mr. John Bruno ’76 Mr. Brendan Lund ’89 Mr. William Callanan ’81 Mr. William Lynch ’62 Ms. Catherine Carr ’00 Mr. E. Neal McGettigan ’59 Rev. Paul Capitolo ’53 Mr. Matthew Miller ’86 Mr. Darren CdeBaca ’78 Mr. Frank Mong ’92 Mr. Timothy Cecchin ’93 Ms. Meredith Mulhern ’98 Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79 Mr. Timothy Nevin ’90 Mr. James Dobberstein ’78 Mrs. Andrea Callen Porter ’93 Mr. John Glugoski ’89 Mr. John Ring ’86 Mr. Erich Habelt ’75 Mr. John Sequeira ’57 Mr. Mark Hazelwood ’80 Mr. Michael Stecher ’62 Mr. John Tripp Jones ’99 Mr. Donald Tarantino ’80 Mr. Tim Leonoudakis ’72 Mr. David Tognotti ’87 Mr. Dean Levitt ’76 Mr. Paul Tonelli ’76 Mrs. Melissa Kelleher-Lewis ’95

SI 8 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Planned Giving

Th e Ca r l i n He r i t a g e So c i e t y

We especially thank the following lifetime friends who have made provisions in their estate plans—bequests, charitable trusts, gifts of life insurance or retirement funds—to support SI’s Endowment Fund. Such gifts provide for the long-term welfare of SI and may also provide donors with valuable tax and income benefits during their lifetime. The forethought and generosity of the following is most appreciated.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stecher ’62 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gibbons ’37 Mr. Jeffrey J. Mullins ’67 Ambassadors Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ginocchio ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Murphy ’65 The Doelger Charitable Trust Mr. & Mr. Rick Giorgetti ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Murphy ’52 Mrs. Raymond Allender Mrs. Lois Grant Former Ambassadors Mrs. Maryann Bachman Former Ambassador Mrs. Cecil Neeley Mr. & Mrs. David Bernstein ’80 Mrs. Linda Grimes Mrs. Bernice O’Brien Mrs. Helen Bernstein Mrs. William Healy Ms. Mavourneen O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bertelsen Mr. James Horan ’60 Mr. & Mrs. William O’Neill Mr. Tom Bertken ’50 Mr. & Mrs. John Horgan III Mr. Charles Ostrofe ’49 & Sheila McManus Dr. Peter Kane ’51 Miss Joan Pallas Mr. & Mrs. Carl Blom ’55 Mr. Francis J. Kelly III ’75 Mrs. Kathleen Paver Mr. Thomas P. Brady ’31 Mrs. John Kotlanger Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Payne ’65 Mr. William E. Britt ’36 Mrs. Lida Lalanne Mr. Emmet Purcell ’40 Mrs. Gerhard Broeker Mr. George D. Leal ’51 Mrs. James J. Raggio Mr. & Mrs. Gregoire Calegari Mr. & Mrs. Henry Leidich Mr. & Mrs. Dante Ravetti ’49 Mrs. Beatrice Carberry Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lovette ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Reilly ’83 Mrs. Thomas Carroll ’43 Mr. & Mrs. Romando Lucchesi Rev. Vincent Ring Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Coffey ’74 Mr. James McKenzie ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Roberts ’75 Mr. James E. Collins ’44 Mr. John M. Mahoney ’65 Mrs. Henry Robinson Mr. Gerald W. Conlan ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Maioli ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ryan Mrs. Lillian Corriea Mr. & Mrs. Mike McCaffery Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Scollin ’65 Mrs. & Mrs. Kevin Coyne ’67 Mrs. Cornelius McCarthy Mrs. Caroline Smith Mr. & Mrs. Hal Cranston Hon. E. Warren McGuire ’42 Mr. Michael Thiemann ’74 Mr. Leonard P. Delmas ’47 Mr. Terrence V. McGuire ’45 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tomasello ’67 Mr. Harold J. De Luca ’29 Mr. James R. McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tonelli ’76 Ms. Christine Dohrmann Mr. Patrick McSweeney ’55 Mrs. Elizabeth Travers Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Downs ’73 Dr. Allison Metz Mr. J. Malcolm Visbal Ms. Mary Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. David Mezzera ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Vollert ’84 Mr. & Mrs. John Duff Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. James A. Walsh Mr. Frank M. Dunnigan ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Molfino ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Worner ’36 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enright Mr. & Mrs. James Monfredini ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Rich Worner ’68 Mrs. Myrtis E. Fitzgerald Mrs. Frank Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Zatkin Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Fitzpatrick ’60 SI 9 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Scholarships En d o w e d Scholarships

The following are scholarships at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, both perpetually and partially endowed. All scholarships listed in the first section are perpetually endowed. To meet current tuition needs, a new scholarship can be perpetually endowed at $100,000. A corpus of $25,000 is required to have a partial scholarship. The proceeds of the endowments are given annually to deserving and academically qualified SI students in accordance with the provisions of the scholarship. Anyone interested in establishing a perpetual memorial or commemorative scholarship should contact the Development Office.

(All scholarships started prior to July 2006 will be forever recognized as a perpetually endowed scholarship at the prior threshold of $50,000, and as a partial scholarship at the prior threshold of $12,500.)

Perpetually Endowed Scholarships Class of 1952 Scholarships Richard & Shirley Gravelle Memorial Scholarship • Class of 1952 General Scholarship Jean & E. C. Grayson Scholarship Anonymous Scholarships (7) • Pasha Family Scholarships, Class of 1952 (2) Raymond Grialou Scholarship Peter Patrick Madigan Antonini Scholarship • Edward J. Thylstrup, Class of 1952 (2) Guglielmi Family Scholarship L. James Archer, Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund (6) • John & Frances Thylstrup Scholarships John J. Guheen Scholarship Edward J. Armanino Scholarship Endowment Fund (5-7) in Honor of the Class of 1952 (2) Marian Hanan Perpetual Scholarship Fund Maureen & Kenneth Atwell Endowed Scholarship Fund • Fred Tollini, Class of 1952 Scholarship Katherine L. Handley Endowed Scholarship Fund Opal I. Bailey Memorial Scholarship • Richard J. Wall Educational Scholarship Fund Howard George Hanton/Patricia Camerena Anton Bakker Memorial Scholarship Fund Class of 1955, Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, Jr. Scholarship Scholarship Fund The Baldocchi Endowed Family Scholarship Fund (9) Class of 1955, Dan Casey Scholarship Ramona Hayes-Healey Scholarship Thomas J. Bannan Scholarship Endowment (7) Class of 1958 Scholarship Florence Heafey Foundation Scholarships (5) Renolds J. Barbieri & Evelyn Barbieri Scholarship Fund Class of 1964, Dennis Carter Scholarship Hearst Foundation Scholarships (2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barbieri ’36 Scholarship Fund (2) Class of 1965 Scholarship Albert J. Holmes Scholarship Barisic Family Scholarship Class of 1967 Scholarship Horgan Family Scholarship Lawrence & Mae E. Barrett Scholarship Class of 1972 Scholarship George & Josie Norien Hornstein Scholarship Anthony Bartmann Scholarship Class of 1974 Scholarship Jean Hubber Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Edmond Bedrossian Scholarship Fund Class of 1978 Scholarship Ignatian Guild Scholarship Helen & Joseph Bernstein Endowed Scholarship Fund Class of 1979 Scholarship Joseph & Marion Imhof Scholarship The Mary Katherine Bertken & James Thomas Bertken Hugo & Lena Coli Memorial Scholarship The Father John Isaacs Scholarship Scholarship Fund James E. Collins, Jr. Scholarship John M. Jack Family Scholarship Conchita O. Bishop Scholarships (2) John P. Collins, Sr. Scholarships (2) Jaquier Family Scholarship Bonino Family Performing Arts Scholarship John J. Connolly, ’39 Scholarship Jon Philip Jensen Scholarship Thomas J. Brandi Family Scholarships (3) Frances Grace Corriea Memorial Scholarships (2) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Jones Scholarship Brown Family Scholarship Brian Cotter Memorial Scholarships (3) Anna & Barry D. Kane Family Scholarship Louis Bueler Scholarship Fund Kevin & Susie Coyne Endowed Scholarship Fund Keating Memorial Scholarship Bugatto Family Scholarship Michael F. Coyne Family Scholarships (4) Kern Family Scholarship John E. Buick III Scholarships (2) William B. Davenport ’74 Endowed Scholarship Fund (2) William J. Kirby Scholarship Calegari Scholarship Fund, Jean-Paul ’85 & Jean-Claude ’89 John B. “Jack” Deasy ’29 Scholarship Leo Paul Koulos and D. Virginia Koulos Scholarship Fund Clark & Elizabeth Callander Scholarship Fund (4) Patti & Leonard Delmas Scholarship Fund David E. Kozel Scholarship Steven D. Cannata Scholarships (3) Lyda Rico De Luca Foundation Scholarships (10) Edward & Elizabeth Kozel Family Scholarship Fund (4) Gregory & Robin Canonica Scholarships (2) James J. & Catherine A. DeMartini Scholarship The Honorable Richard & Susan Kramer Scholarship Father Harry V. Carlin, S.J. Ignatian Guild St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship Nicholas Kurtela Memorial Scholarship Memorial Scholarship James Devine, ’63 Memorial Scholarship Funds (7) Robert & Millicent Lalanne Family Scholarship Fund William & Beatrice Carlin Endowed Scholarship Fund (5) Joe & Maggie Diffley Scholarship Karen & Scott Lamson Scholarship Fund K. Carpenter Family Scholarship Fund Thomas Doyle, Class of ’55 Scholarship Francis A. Lagomarsino (Class of 1927) and Thomas Caruso Scholarship Catherine & Richard Duggan Scholarships (3) Jean Y. Lagomarsino Scholarship Casaudoumecq Family Scholarship Fund Britt and Nancy Evans Scholarship Fund James Leavey Scholarship Fund John & Dagmar Casey Scholarship W. Chester Farrell Endowed Scholarship Fund John Barrett Leonardini Scholarship Marilyn K. Christen Memorial Scholarship Fund John F. & Mary Finnegan Scholarship Jules & Dorothy Leonardini Scholarship Class of 1929 Scholarships (4) Forbush/Aveson Scholarship Lopez Low Endowed Scholarship Class of 1936 Scholarship Friends of S.I. Scholarships (2) John J. LoSchiavo, S.J. Scholarships (2) Class of 1940 Scholarships (2) Camile & Hazel Frizzie Scholarship Loyola Guild Scholarships (8) Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarships (2) Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Scholarship Fund (2) John H. Lyden, Jr. Scholarship Class of 1943 Scholarship Charlotte McFarland Gibbons Fund (6) Eugene F. & Jeanne M. Lynch Family Scholarship Class of 1944, Ivan “Bud” Maroevich Edward & Cherie M. Gilmore Memorial Scholarship Sister Felicitas Macsera, O.P. Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Rick Goethals Scholarships (3) Mason Family Scholarship Class of 1948, Jim Kearney Scholarships (2) The Donald J. Gordon Memorial Scholarship Matza Family Scholarship Fund Class of 1949, Pat Malley Scholarship Margaret C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship Rev. Charles J. McCarthy, S.J. Scholarship Class of 1950 Scholarship Goossens-Rambo Family Scholarship Sister Frances McCarthy Endowed Scholarship Class of 1951, Warren White Scholarship Fred R. Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund McCarthy-Lawson Family Scholarship Fund

SI 10 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Scholarships Michael & Elizabeth McDonnell Scholarship Partially Endowed Scholarships Leon B. Metz, Jr. MD Memorial Scholarship Fund Alumni Association Scholarship Kutzscher Family Endowed Scholarship Russell Miller Endowed Scholarship Fund (3) Alvernaz Family Scholarship Alfred D. Lawson Memorial Scholarship Fund Georgia Edna Molfino Scholarship Angelo Baffico Scholarship Fund Gonzalo Legorreta Memorial Scholarship William J. Moore, Jr. Scholarship Roland Biancalana Scholarship Gonzalo Legorreta, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Daniel J. Moriarty (SI ’49) Scholarship Mary and John Bruno Scholarship Fund William T. & Mary M. Logan Family Scholarship Daniel J. & Mary Moriarty Scholarship Graham Milani Michael Burke Scholarship Lovette Family Scholarship Hannah & Catherine Moriarty Scholarship Buckley Family, Class of ’55 Scholarship Patrick D. & Bridget T. Lucey Scholarship Fund Mickey Moriarty Scholarship Buscovich Family Scholarship Fund Grace Caldwell Magill Memorial Scholarship Moriarty & McInerney Scholarship Andy & Miriam Canepa Scholarship Pat Malley Memorial Scholarship James J. & Mary Muldoon Scholarships (2) Salvatore Ciraulo Memorial Scholarship Paolo Luigi Maraviglia Memorial Scholarship Daniel J. Murphy Scholarships (2) Monsignor William J. Clasby Scholarship Michael Maring Scholarship Francis and Virginia Murphy Scholarship Fund Class of 1928 Scholarship Ken Martin Memorial Scholarship Stella Agius Muscat Scholarship Fund Michael and Jeannee Martin Family Scholarship Hal Riney & Elizabeth Myers Educational Scholarship Class of 1937 Scholarship Brian Matza ‘71 Scholarship Odell Foundation Scholarships (2) Class of 1941, Daniel Coleman Scholarship Leo T. McCarthy ’48 Scholarship Ronald J. Oliva Scholarship Class of 1953, Jack Ashman Scholarship Fr. Richard L. McCurdy, S.J. Scholarship Kathleen and Robert L. Paver, MD Scholarship Class of 1954 Scholarship Captain Thomas J. Petrini Scholarship Fund Class of 1959 Scholarship Michael J. McFadden Scholarship Pidgeon Family Scholarship Funds (2) Class of 1966, Mike Walsh Scholarship McGovern Family Scholarship Reidy Family Scholarship Class of 1968 Scholarship Terrence V. McGuire Scholarship Edward, Fred, John and William Ritchie Scholarships (4) Class of 1970 Scholarship Tim McInerney Scholarship Gary L. Roberts Scholarship Fund (5) Class of 1973, John McVeigh Scholarship Sally Ann & John McInerney Scholarship Fund The Don & Catharine Robinson Scholarship Fund Class of 1976 Scholarship C. Merrill Foundation Scholarship Victor Lawrence Rollandi Family Scholarship Class of 1980 Scholarship J.B. Murphy Scholarship Kevin V. Ryan Family Scholarship Class of 1981 Scholarship Joseph Matthew Murphy, ‘80 Scholarship Rev. William D. Ryan, S.J. Scholarship Class of 1982 Scholarship Hal Riney & Elizabeth Myers Educational Scholarship S.W. & J. Stuart Ryan Scholarship Class of 1983 Scholarship Nejasmich Family Scholarship Anne C. Sapunar Scholarship Class of 1987 Scholarship Father James Francis Cannon O’Brien, S.J. Anthony P. Sauer, S.J. Scholarship Fund Peter Claver, S.J. Scholarship Scholarship Fund Father Anthony P. Sauer, S.J. Ignatian Guild Scholarship Cocconi - Silvestri Family Scholarship Oliva-Watters Family Scholarship (‘01,’27,’98,’00) Rita & Kearney Sauer, MD Scholarship Ed & Marie Collins Scholarship O’Riley Scholarship Rita Perdue Sauer Ignatian Guild Andrew J. (’45) and Marion J. Collins Family Scholarship Page/McInerney Scholarship Mother’s Memorial Scholarship David Costello Scholarship Fund Dr. & Mrs. Alex Papalexopoulos L. Emmett and Bernice M. Schaefer Shou Mei Hu-Eric K.S. Cowan Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Barbara Adams Crudo Memorial Scholarship Peter and Sophie Pappas Scholarship Sefrano Family Scholarship Fund Thomas J. Culligan Scholarship Dorothy Boynton Parker Scholarship Raj Singh Family Endowed Scholarship RK Davies Scholarship David Passanisi Scholarship Fund Peter Smith Scholarship Peter Merle Devine, Fine Arts Scholarship Pertsch Family Scholarship Society of Jesus Scholarships (2) Br. Rich Devine, S.J. Scholarship Adam Powers Memorial Scholarship Solso Family Scholarship Vincent Donohue Memorial Scholarship Fund Purcell Brothers Scholarship Fund Thomas F. Stack, Sr. & Jr. Scholarship Br. Douglas Draper, S.J. Scholarship Dante & Irene Ravetti Scholarship Sugrue Family Scholarships (7) Drucker Family Scholarship Karen Reidy Memorial Scholarship Kirk C. Syme Family Scholarship Dr. R. Jerome Ennis Memorial Scholarship Fund Katie Robinson Scholarship Szarnicki & Donovan Scholarship James V. Farley, Jr. Scholarship Fund Leo Rock, S.J. Memorial Scholarship Thiemann Family Scholarship Ginotti Family Scholarship Sangiacomo Scholarship Fund Toboni Family Scholarships (2) Guglielmi Family Scholarship Florence Joseph & Priscilla Mary Scannell The Burl A. Toler Achievement Scholarship Harold Harper Scholarship Scholarship Fund Matt A. Tonkovich Scholarship Kathleen Kiernan Harrington Scholarship Fund Sisters of St. Charles Elementary School Scholarship Jean Travers Scholarship Curt & Patsy Hayden Family Scholarship Fund The Kate and John B. Sullivan Scholarship Fund Vince Tringali Scholarship Robert Emmet Hayden Family Scholarship Jon E. Tarantino Scholarship Robbie Payton Unruh Memorial Scholarship John Hazelwood Scholarship Elsie and Dino Tonelli Family Scholarship Vaughan & Capitolo Family Scholarship Heafey Family Scholarship Miss Nancy Turo Scholarship Viehweg Family Scholarship I.W. Hellman Scholarship Michael Bruce Ugawa Science Scholarship Fund Charles A. & Albina Rossi Wall Scholarship Jeffrey Jue Endowed Scholarship Fund Anthony G. Vlantis Scholarship Fund W. Urie Walsh, Sr. Scholarship Fund (2) Elton A. and Marion M. Kane Memorial Scholarship Grace Walsh Family Scholarship Barrett & Elise Weber Family Scholarship James Keating Scholarship The Westerhouse-Dunnigan Family Scholarship Fund In Memory of Florence Weber Rev. William J. Keenan, S.J. Scholarship Charles E. White Scholarship Wikstrom-Grimstad Family Scholarship Jerry & Kathy Krause Scholarship Jack and Florence Wildermuth Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Mary Wolf Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)

SI 11 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Named Facilities

Ca m p u s Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e At h l e t i c Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e

Commons Carlin Commons South Gymnasium Barbara & Bob McCullough Jesuit Residence Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken Hall Pool & Natatorium The Herbst Foundation Pacific Overlook Columbus Piazza Gymnasium Center Martin D. Murphy, Esq. Student Activities Center Br. Douglas Draper, S.J., Student Center Sports Pavilion The S. H. Cowell Foundation Counseling Center The Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Counseling Center Main Athletic Field J.B. Murphy in honor of Peter & Alberta Brusati SI Track In Memory of Jack Wilsey ’34 Student Concourse Ann-Eve & Paul Hazen South Gym Court Drucker Court Courtyard Michel & Mary Orradre Courtyard Practice Field Donald & Margaret Gordon ’43 Main Entrance Plaza In Memory of Alfred J. Cleary ’37 Tennis Courts The Brusati Family Main Campus Entrance In Memory of Daniel & Mary Moriarty The Christen Family Pavilion Plaza South 1992 Ignatian Guild The Kelleher Family Pavilion Plaza (Exterior) The Robert J. McCarthy Family The Kitt Family North School Entrance Michael J. & Nancy Lawson Batting Center Dana Family Batting Center South School Entrance Ernest & Jenny Go Batting Cage #1 Jim Keating President’s Office The Coyne Family Batting Cage #2 Jim Dekker ’68 Main Office In Memory of Emil Monfredini Pool Overlook The 1994 Student Council Vice President’s Office In Memory of Frank Lovette Field Concession Stand In Memory of Stephen Cannata Dean of Students’ Office Daniel & Mary Feeney Pavilion Snack Bar “Harrington’s” Admissions Office The 1994 Ignatian Guild Girls’ Locker Room Mrs. Celia Gellert Asst. Principal for Academics Dr. & Mrs. Collin P. Quock Boys’ Locker Room In memory of John Patrick Feeney ’78 Asst. Principal for Student Affairs Mr. & Mrs. Fred Grant Girls’ Pool Locker Room In Memory of Rose Toccalino Professional Development Director’s Office In Memory of James Cantlen, Jr. Boys’ Pool Locker Room In Memory of George L. Formosa Principal’s Conference Room In Thanksgiving to Duane Press Athletic Director’s Office The Lo Family Fr. John Becker, S.J., Courtyard peter Casey ’68 and Friends of Fr. Becker Athletic Dept. Office Mr. & Mrs. Charles Proses Dean of Students Reception Area John P. Horgan Family in honor of the Jesuits Asst. Athletic Director’s Office In Memory of Bernie McCann ’31 Associated Student Body Offices 1991 Student Council Pool Instructor’s Office Barry C. Marsh Family Main Activities Office The 1994 Ignatian Guild New Weight Room Office Terrence V McGuire ’45 Student Bookstore The Bob Buich Family Training Room Joseph Bernstein, MD Student Center Conference Room Joseph & Marion Imhof Boys’ Coaches Office Josephine & Walter Gordon Student Publication Layout Room & Office The 1994 Ignatian Guild Weight Room Platform A gift of the Meyer Family Faculty Dining Room In Memory of the Feeney Bros. Pool Scoreboard Canonica Family Scoreboard Jesuit Residence Room In Memory of Grace Anne Walsh Pool Record Board Canonica Family Record Board Fathers’ Club Board Room In Honor of Fred L. Tocchini ’66 Pool Participation Area In Honor of Ursula Marsten Jesuit Residence Conference Room In Memory of Joseph Kiernan ’31 Athletic Conference Room #1 Mr. & Mrs. Koutsoukos College Guidance Center The 1993 Ignatian Guild (commemorating the 100th anniversary of P.G. Molinari & Sons) Counselors’ Offices The Jacobitz Family (in memory of Fr. Largan) Athletic Conference Room #2 mr. & Mrs. Michael Boschetto ’74 Frank Badaracco (in memory of Donald & George) Boys’ Athletic Training Room Marianne & Louis Bachleder In Memory of Daniel & Mary Moriarty Sports Rehabilitation Room In Memory of Martha Franklin In Memory of the Moriarty & McInerney Families Trophy Cases The Regan Family (1) In Memory of The O’Connell Family The Paul Bruschera Family (1) Academic Support Services Office In Memory of David James Hale, (in memory of Thomas F. De Natale) a gift from his family The De Natale Family (1) McGucken Lobby In Memory of Marion J. Collins (in memory of Thomas F. De Natale) Activities Ticket Booth A Gift of Christine and Vincent O’Gara The Buich Brothers (1) Hagan Family (1) (in memory of James J. Hagan) 1986 Student Council and Block Club

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Sc h o o l Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e Fa c i l i t i e s Am o u n t Physical and Life Science Center richard D. Spohn, S.J., Science Center 2001 Campus $10,000,000 Chemistry Hall #1 The Class of 1994 Stadium Complex $5,000,000 Chemistry Hall #2 The Class of 1995 Main Academic Building $2,500,000 Physics Hall #1 Conrad N. Hilton Classroom Wing $1,000,000 Physics Hall #2 The Bartmann Science Hall in loving memory of Anthony Fairmont Field $1,000,000 Bartmann ’57 (a gift from his parents, Herbert and Elizabeth Bartmann) Food Service Facility $1,000,000 Biology Hall #1 The Class of 1996 Tennis Complex $750,000 Biology Hall #2 The Class of 1997 Outdoor Student Plaza $500,000 Earth Science Hall James T. Fitzgerald, M.D. New Computer Lab $250,000 English Center The Connolly Family English Center Faculty Lounge $200,000 (in memory of John and Margaret Connolly and Family) Baseball Diamond (Fairmont) $200,000 New Classroom (1) Herbst Foundation Classroom Softball Diamond (Fairmont) $200,000 New Classroom (2) Donald White ’42 Classroom Playing Field (Fairmont) $200,000 New Classroom (3) Class of 1977 New Classrooms (1) $150,000 Classroom: Room 113 In Memory of Joseph Sheerin ’27 Jesuit Recreation Room $100,000 Classroom: Room 323 Ralph K. Schwall Memorial Classroom Team Locker Room $100,000 Classroom: Room 117 First Republic Bank Classroom Main School Hallways (5) $75,000 Classroom: Room 115 John G. Leahy ’57 Classrooms (47) $50,000 Classroom: Room 112 Jane and Jim Ryan ’51 Commons Breezeway $50,000 Counseling Conference Room $50,000 Ca m p u s Mi n i s t ry Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e Faculty Study $50,000 Information Technology Office $50,000 Student Chapel Orradre Chapel McGucken Hall Entranceway $50,000 Campus Ministry Center The Nejasmich Family North Gym Court $50,000 Christian Service Center Thomas Reed, S.J. Christian Service Center Girls’ Coaches Office $45,000 Campus Ministry Activity Wing In Memory of Jerome K. Doolan ’14 Wiegand Theatre Foyer $30,000 School Chapel Jensen Chapel Batting Cages (2 at Fairmont) $30,000 Jesuit Residence Chapel (2nd floor) In Loving Memory of Mary Lou Latno King Ignatian Guild Conference Center $25,000 Campus Ministry Reception Area 1992 Ignatian Guild Jesuit Residence Rooms (24) $25,000 Campus Minister’s Office The Bertelsen Family North Chapel Court $25,000 Asst. Campus Minister’s Office Matt & Rose Duffy Pool Lanes (8) $25,000 Jesuit Residence Chapel Window In Memory of Arthur J. Howard Scenery Workroom $25,000 SI Archive Room $25,000 Fi n e Ar t s Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e Bullpens (2 at Fairmont) $20,000 Performing Arts Theatre Bannan Theatre Art Wing Display Cases (2) $15,000 Black Box Theatre The E. L. Wiegand Foundation Bannan Theatre Stage $15,000 Choral Wing Mary Ann and Jack Gibbons Hall of Music Crew Erg Storage Room $15,000 Choral Room Doris Duke Wall Choral Room Alumni Director’s Office $10,000 Fine Arts Center Barbara & Jay Fritz Family Genesis Magazine Office $10,000 Painting Studio The Ernest Go Family Girls’ Athletic Training Room $10,000 Theater Director’s Office Sy Family Kairos Director’s Office $10,000 Choral Director’s Office Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Lee Go Music Storage Room $10,000 Art Display Case Catherine and Daniel Leese Family Art Display Case Photography Darkroom $10,000 Band Room Janet & Nick Sablinsky Band Room (courtesy of the 2003 Winter Pops) Sports Equipment Room $10,000 Theatre Control Studio $10,000 Li b r a r y Fa c i l i t i e s Ho n o r e e Theatre Director’s Office $10,000 Wiegand Theatre Lighting Room $10,000 Campus Library Wilsey Library Dugouts (4 at Fairmont) $10,000 Library Resource Center The 1993 Ignatian Guild Bannan Theatre Makeup Room $5,000 Library Research Center The Bernard Osher Foundation Pool Starting Blocks (8) $5,000 Wilsey Library Display Area Diane B. Wilsey, in memory of Alfred S. Wilsey Sports Trophy Cases (3) $5,000 Wilsey Library Exhibit Cases A gift of the Paul Bruschera Family, Weight Room Lifting Platforms (9) $5,000 in memory of Mary Pettit De Natale Library Study Carrels $2,500 Library Carrel Brad ’88 and Alea Angeja Bannan Theatre Seats $1,500 SI 57 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Contributions Report

Co m p a n i o n s o n t h e Jo u r n e y by Joe Vollert ’84, Vice President for Development

Like so many in our country and in the Bay Area, many of SI’s families struggled financially this past year. Requests to our business office for financial aid rose sharply as parents lost their jobs or had their hours cut back; for these people, meeting tuition payments became a real challenge. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to help those families. Those who could afford to give did so thereby helping us distribute nearly $2 million to 299 families (more than 20 percent of the student body). But there’s a key chapter in the story of why SI has been able to ride out this economic storm. Years and years ago, key players in that story chose to include SI in their wills and trusts. They believed in the SI mission, one that, since 1855, has sought to form young Ignatians of “competence, conscience and compassion.” These are people whose SI experience formed not only their careers but also their lives, who see far into the future, who want their legacy to do good long after they are gone, and who believe that the Bay Area is better for having SI serve its students. When we launched our Genesis V: New Horizons campaign four years ago, we knew we could count on both groups of donors: those who decide to donate year to year and those who believe in the wisdom of planned giving. Part of our response these past years to the challenges of our times has been to provide the space and resources for our students to thrive. With your help Program Total and with a $19 million revenue bond, SI finished the 8-acre Fairmont Field complex with baseball and softball All Souls $17,246 diamonds (batting cages and pitching bullpens) and a playing field for soccer, lacrosse and field hockey. In Annual Alumni Appeal $811,378 addition to the new choral complex, weight room, piazza and classroom wing, we have renovated the kitchen facility Bingo $58,500 and covered Orradre Courtyard for increased student use. We are equally grateful for your support toward our Ignatian Guild & Fathers’ Club $1,113,826 $20 million scholarship goal. If we hope to keep our promise never to turn away a student for lack of funds, General Giving $1,220,294 especially when times are tough, it will be because of scholarships fueled by our endowment fund. Loyola Guild $12,750 In short, we’re able to carry out our mission and vision because it’s one we share with you. You believe in what we’re doing—in offering Ignatian values and Parent Pledge Program $1,445,933 quality instruction in a way that, we hope, advances the Kingdom of God. Despite turbulent economic times, the Planned Giving & Bequests $1,645,928 light of our mission shines strong and clear in large part because we have you as companions on this shared and Total Contributions $6,325,855 wonderful journey.

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Join the St. Ignatius Community OCtOber 25, 2009 for an exciting and memorable bike ride around Lake Merced or across the Golden Gate Bridge!

Interested in sponsoring the event? Contact John Ring at [email protected] All proceeds benefit the SI Scholarship REGISTER NOW! program and the American Lung Association visit www.siprep.org or call 415.731.7500 Alumni, students, families, and the St. Ignatius community will cycle around Lake Merced, to the beach, and across the Golden Gate Bridge! 10 25 40 miles miles miles $25 fee for students

$50 fee for adults

PRIZES!! $250 fee as a Team Rate ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY Profile: Class of 2009

Members of the Class of ’09 attend the following schools: Statistical Snapshot American University Santa Clara University Arizona State University Santa Monica College SAT VERBAL SI NAT CA Boston College School of American Ballet 605 501 500 Boston University Seattle University Bryant University Skidmore College SAT MATH SI NAT CA Bucknell University Skyline College 603 515 513 Cabrini College Soka University of America SAT WRITING SI NAT CA California Polytechnic State University: Sonoma State University 611 493 498 San Luis Obispo Southern Methodist University AVERAGE GPA FALL SPRING California State Polytechnic University: Spelman College Pomona St. Bonaventure University MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL California State University: Chico St. John’s University, NY 3.27 3.41 3.34 3.24 3.40 3.32 California State University: Sacramento St. Louis University California State University: St. Mary’s College of California SAT II SUBJECT AREA TESTS San Bernardino Stanford University Literature 605 Carnegie Mellon University Syracuse University US History 632 City College of San Francisco The College of William & Mary Colby College The George Washington University World History 610 College of San Mateo The University of Arizona Math Level I 539 College of the Holy Cross The University of Chicago Math Level II 611 College of Wooster Tufts University Biology-Molecular 660 Columbia University Tulane University Chemistry 665 Colorado College United States Naval Academy Physics 615 Cornell University University of California Berkeley Dartmouth College University of California at Davis French 604 Diablo Valley College University of California at Irvine Latin 584 Dominican University University of California at Los Angeles Spanish 608 Emory University University of California at Riverside Spanish w/ listening 634 Fairfield University University of California at San Diego Fordham University University of California at Santa Barbara AP TESTS Georgetown University University of California at Santa Cruz SI has one of the largest AP programs in the country, giving more than 1,200 Gonzaga University University of Colorado at Boulder tests per year. The pass rate is consistently high. SI also looks at the AP Harvard College University of Hawaii at Manoa performance of each graduating class over their four years. The Average Harvey Mudd College University of Kansas Number of Tests taken by each class is a measure of the academic rigor of Howard University University of Michigan the school. It is comparable to the Challenge Index used by Newsweek to Indiana University University of Nebraska name the top 100 public high schools. SI has shown a marked and steady Lehigh University University of Nevada: Las Vegas increase in this area over the past 18 years, tripling the average number of Lewis and Clark College University of Notre Dame tests while maintaining an excellent pass rate. Loyola College in Maryland University of Oregon Loyola Marymount University University of Pennsylvania Overall Pass Rate: In 2009, students took a total of 1,339 tests and Loyola University New Orleans University of Pittsburgh passed 1078 with a pass rate of 80.5 percent. Despite taking 30 fewer Loyola University of Chicago University of Portland exams than last year, students earned more than 80 additional 4s and 5s. Marquette University University of Puget Sound Also, the Class of 2009 had the second highest pass rate in the past 10 Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of San Francisco years while taking the second highest number of tests. Miami University University of Southern California Morehouse College University of the Pacific Class of 2009: 346 Members Mount St. Mary’s University University of Vermont Percentage attending a college: 99.0% New York University University of Washington Northwestern University University of Wisconsin-Madison Attending a four-year college: 96.0% Pace University University of Wyoming Attending a two-year college: 3.5% Pepperdine University Vassar College Attending a California Private College: 6.0% Regis University Villanova University Attending a California State University: 10.0% Rice University Whitman College Attending a University of California: 20.0% San Diego State University Whittier College Attending a College Out of State/Foreign 35.0% San Francisco State University Willamette University San Jose State University Yale University Attending a Jesuit College: 25.0% Santa Barbara City College Other: Year Off, School of American Ballet .5%

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Applicants Registrants admissions Calendar for class of 2014 GENDER (For more information, go to http://www.siprep.org/admissions)

Females 49.5% 47.7% NOVEMBER 8 Open House Males 50.5% 52.3% Families may visit our campus for all or part of the scheduled 2.5 hours from 1–3:30 p.m.

Totals 1,158 369 November 16 APPLICATION PRIORITY FILING DATE Applications will be accepted after the Priority Filing date, but the application filing fee will be increased to handle and process applications received after this date; Academics after 11/17/08, the filing fee will be increased an additional $25; after 12/10/08, the GPA 3.46 3.72 filing fee will be increased an additional $50. Exam 72.7% 86.0% JanuarY 9 Entrance Exam 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The applicant indicates the exam location and date on the Religion Entrance Exam Reservation Form included as part of the online application to SI.

Catholic 63.6% 79.4% March 19 Notification Date Christian 25.5% 16.3% Applicants and parents are notified of admissions decisions and financial aid awards. Non-Christian 10.9% 4.3% March 26, 2009 Registration Deadline A non-refundable deposit (which is applied towards the student’s registration fee and tuition) reserves a place in the Class of 2014. Ethnicity African American 4.8% 5.7% Tuition and Financial Aid Asian 18.8% 8.7% For detailed tuition and financial aid information, visit the Business Office web site: (http://www.siprep.org/business%5Foffice/index.cfm). Filipino 9.0% 7.0% Latino 11.8% 11.1% Admissions Criteria In general, an 8th grade applicant should have the following qualifications: White 51.5% 63.7% Other 4.1% 3.8% • Should perform well above grade level on standardized tests taken in the seventh and eighth grade at his or her present school.

School Type • Should be progressing in academic subjects commensurate with ability. Catholic 56.9% 61.0% • Should receive a favorable recommendation from the principal, teacher or counselor Independent 24.5% 23.6% of the school the student now attends. (Note: This recommendation will be solicited by the Admissions Office.) Public 18.4% 15.2% • Should perform well enough on the entrance examination to indicate that he or she is capable of achievement in a rigorous college preparatory course of study. Geographic • The student and parents should be committed to the student’s active participation San Francisco 45.9% 37.1% in the religious and extracurricular activities of the community he or she seeks to San Mateo 36.6% 37.7% join. This includes a genuine interest in after school activities, liturgies, retreats and community service. Marin 13.5% 20.3% East Bay 3.8% 4.9% Other 0.2% 0.5%

Legacies Siblings 110 First Generation: Sibling or Parent are graduates 73 Second Generation: Uncles, aunts, or grandfather are graduates 31 Cousins 18 New Families 137 (37.1 percent of the freshmen class have no legacy connection)

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1943 The Class of ’43 boasts a quarterly class journal, the first edition published following a reunion in the spring of 2008. Of the 225 Ignatians who enrolled in that freshman class, some 168 graduated three and a half to four years later, the bulk of whom entered WWII military service. There are some 50 of that group who are still answering roll call and who receive copies of the journal. They wonder if there is another class that might be publishing such a periodical. Items of interest are always welcome and may be sent to Jack Scharfen at 46979 Eaker Street, Potomac Falls, Va., or over the Internet to [email protected]. 1946 Bernard Hagan was honored for his 12 years as a member and supporter of the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities / CYO for the Archdiocese of San Francisco with the naming of the main gathering hall of the CYO summer camp as Hagan Hall. William Sullivan enjoyed the summer Genesis story on classmate (and SI faculty members and students took on the undefeated Wildcats of the Janet Pomeroy Center, which basketball teammate) Emile Urbiztondo. provides recreation and vocational opportunities for people with disabilities. This game is an annual William is now retired after a career of tradition and underscores the close relationship between SI and the center, where, over the years, professional singing and entertaining, thousands of students have performed their Christian Service work. followed by a sales and marketing stint in consumer electronics. He and his wife of 54 years live in Sun City, Ariz. 1947 Al Hurtado and his wife, Joanne, are enjoying life in Laguna Woods Village, formerly Leisure World, located 7 miles east of Laguna Beach. Rowland Rebele and Ernie Bracchi recently reconnected in Santa Cruz County. Ernie is an ace blackjack dealer and staffs Rowland’s table at the annual Freedom Rotary Club Casino Night. 1957 Raymond Dell’Isola enjoys living in Powell, Wyo., with his wife and sons Trent (6th grade) and Ken (1st grade). Ray’s two adult sons live in San Francisco. Dan Flynn is doing volunteer English language training of medical staff and French–to–English translations for Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) in Belgium. 1958 Peter Davey, Don Ahlbach and Walt Brodie (right) traveled to Denver in the summer with their spouses to watch the Giants play the Colorado Rockies. In March, the Orradre Courtyard, with its new glass roof, was transformed into an ice-rink with students attempting their best double Axels. 62 keeping in touch

1959 Bob Fardin is a grandfather for the tenth time with the birth of Edwin “Teddy” Fardin on July 20 to his son James Fardin, and his wife, Carol, of Maplewod, N.J. Teddy is the great-great-nephew of Rev. A. Francis Frugoli, S.J., ’32, a former SI counselor who now resides at the Sacred Heart Jesuit Center in Los Gatos. Bob makes his home in Tewksbury, Mass. 1960 Ron Calcagno, former St. Francis football coach, will be inducted into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame Nov. 11. 1967 Boris Koodrin’s murals are on display in an outdoor park and on Main Street in the city of San Bruno. 1970 Mark Kolling and Jane McCabe Kolling celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on June 26 at a surprise party at the Italian Athletic Club hosted by their children, Carolyn ’00, Kathleen ’02 and Jim ’06. Numerous Kollings, McCabes, Seligs and friends attended, including Fr. Sauer, who witnessed the couple’s marriage on his 40th birthday. 1971 Lt. Col. Michael Graham retired from the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps in 2007 after 28 years of active duty service. For the third time, Mike is back at the Pentagon working as Senior Attorney and Ethics Counselor for the Staff Judge Advocate to the Commandant of the Marine Corps on government ethics, administrative and civil law and attorney professional responsibility issues. 1975 Tony Passanisi, a longtime San Francisco private investigator, has opened a new office in Hollywood on Hollywood and Vine. He also started a software company called EZ Case Manager, which sells software for private investigators. (Go to www.ezcasemanager.com for more On St. Patrick’s Day, a crowd gathered (above) to information.) His wife, Gina, is working watch fellow students perform several Irish dances in the Student Activities Center, with music provided by for UCSF as a nurse case manager; Sean O’Donnell ’12 (right). their daughter Jennifer ’01 is with AMB Property Corporation, a commercial industrial real estate company in San Francisco, and Angela ’02 is getting her masters as a physician’s assistant at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland. Peter Radsliff, CEO of Presto, was interviewed by Time Magazine regarding In March, the Orradre Courtyard, with its new glass roof, was his company’s product. transformed into an ice-rink with students attempting their best double Axels. 63 keeping in touch

1984 Brian-Christopher Halloran serves as Director of LSA for Design and Development, Inc. Brian specializes in custom residential landscape and swimming pool design as well as commercial site planning throughout the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe regions. He and his wife, Lyn, have one child, Evyn- Martijn Halloran (7). 1987 Fred Molfino launched Three Bridge Wealth Advisors with several colleagues. Go to www.threebridgewa.com for more on this new firm. 1989 Al Madrigal appeared on Conan O’Brien’s Tonight Show and performed in London with Janeane Garofalo. 1990 Anthony Farrell was recently named interim Head of School at Stuart Hall High School. 1992 A very wet Eric Castro ’92, a longtime social science faculty member, challenged students to try to dunk him at the senior’s Day on the Green held on the J.B. Murphy Field in May. Other events included a tug- of-war, climbing walls and jousting.

Ben Chan was admitted to the register of Chartered Information & Library Professionals, became a member of the Institute of Leadership and Development and is now qualified within three distinct professions. In June he attended the launch of the Royal United Service Institute think-tank’s Library of Military History opened by the Duke of Westminster (pictured top left). Ben took part in a discussion with senior members on changing information needs and the roles of librarians. In July, he was granted the Freedom of the City of London, one of the oldest surviving traditional ceremonies still in existence today. He also performed a piano recital for the Treasury Music Society in the Churchill Room. In September he chaired a groundbreaking seminar on Information Security and Risk. Mark Farrell announced his candidacy for the District 2 seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. You can find more about his campaign at www.markfarrell.com. 64 keeping in touch

1995 Christopher Baugh, M.D., MBA, graduated June 19 from the Harvard- affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency. He started work in July at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston as a Clinical Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and joined the Emergency Medicine faculty as an attending physician. Dr. Baugh lives in Wellesley, Mass., with his wife, Amy, and their two children, Sydney and Alexander. Sebastian Bea, who won a silver medal in rowing at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, will be inducted Oct. 16 into the Olympic Club Hall of Fame. Angela Choi will have her new novel published by Tyrus Books. 1996 Kirsten (Filak) Williams began a new career path in the fall at Oregon Health and Sciences University School of Nursing. She plans to pursue midwifery and research in women’s health. Husband Brennan Williams and children Elin (4) and Josiah (2) are supporting her with their recent move to downtown Portland. Students attended a prayer service the Wednesday before Easter in preparation of the greatest feast day the Church celebrates. 1997 Danielle Devencenzi and Paul Cronin (Riordan ’93) were wed July 4 at St. Ignatius Church. The wedding party included Michelle (Devencenzi) Rhein ’98, Elisa (Rhein) Marcaletti ’96, Gina (Tursi) Sharron ’97, Teresa Huddleston ’97, Meghan O’Malley ’97, Kimberly Bohnert ’93, Virgil Caselli ’93, Jim McGuigan ’93, Patrick Cronin ’86, father of the bride David Devencenzi ’69 and father of the groom Dan Cronin ’61. 1998 Lauren Bisho, daughter of Dave ’68 and sister of Danielle ’01, married Brett McGreevy at St. Patrick’s Church in San Francisco on Aug. 15. Chris Roth married Carolyn Young, daughter of Harry Young ’65, July 11 at the Menlo Circus Club in Atherton. The Hon. Richard Kramer, former SI regent, officiated at the ceremony. The wedding party included Kim Roth ‘02, Chrissy Roth ‘00, Lauren Bisho ‘98, and Bryan Celedon ‘96. Many SI graduates and parents were also in attendance. Paul Valmassy is teaching world languages at St. Patrick–St. Vincent High School in Vallejo. 2000 At the end of each school year, students celebrate a Transition Liturgy at Holy Name of Jesus Church. Derek Cabebe is happily married and At the end of Mass, seniors hand pins to the juniors signifying their new role as campus leaders. The has a 4-year-old son. In May 2009, he juniors return to their seats while the seniors walk out the door in preparation for their time in college graduated summa cum laude with a and beyond. 65 keeping in touch

bachelor’s degree in nursing from SFSU and was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing. Mollie Caselli and Erin Brosnan attended the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences NorCal Emmy Awards where Mollie received two Emmy nominations with CBS5 News. Igor Olshansky’s work with the Dallas Cowboys was highlighted by the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express. Leah Taylor Pimentel was featured in the San Francisco Examiner and on CBS5 for her work with Grid Alternatives helping Bayview residents go solar. Kelly Turbin married Megan Clinton at St. Patrick’s Church in Larkspur on July 3. Phil Downs ’99 was best man. 2001 Rob Angcay married Kimberly Hanlon at CYO Camp in Occidental on June 6 with Msgr. Harriman of St. Cecilia’s doing the honors. His twin brother, John Angcay ’01, was best man. Darren Criss ’05 played a duet with Rob’s father-in-law during the reception, and Jeremiah Kelleher ’05 served as reception emcee. Caroline Wong ’01, Dan Kelleher ’75, Madison Kelleher ’07 and Alex Elmquist ’01 were in attendance. Rob works as a second grade teacher at St. Joseph Elementary School in Atherton. Phil “Fritz” Tomasello ’64 (right) and cycling teammate Dave Prechtl recently won the men’s Tandem Steve Blake married Clare Christoferson Road Race National Championship in Louisville, Ky. in Kona, HI, on June 20. Steve met Clare SI was one of at an SI dance in the Commons his junior the host schools year. Mark Swartz ’01, best man in for the Maccabi absentia, sent a video toast from aboard Games in August, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Navy featuring athletic aircraft carrier, where he flies F-18s. competition Chris Blake ’06 served as groomsman. among Jewish Patrick Clifford, son of Al Clifford ’73, youths (ages married Sarah Colleen Bechelli, daughter 12-16). The event of Mark Bechelli ’71, July 25 at Notre was sponsored Dame des Victoires. Four Bechelli girls by Jewish are SHC grads, but SI uncles include Community Michael ’70 and Greg ’73. Ryan Centers and Clifford ’03 was his brother’s best man. YM/YWHAs in Bridesmaids included Sheila ’99 and North America Colleen Clifford ’06 and Katie DeMartini and seeks to ’05. Ignatian groomsmen included encourage year- cousin Nick DeBarbrie ’01 and Alex round athletic, Elmquist ’01. Cousin Matt Nejasmich educational, ’95 read and uncles Harry Clifford ’65, cultural and John Clifford ’68, Gerry Clifford ’69, social programs, Tony Clifford ’80, Don Gordon ’70 and as well as teen Larry Nejasmich ’65 attended along with experiences cousins on both sides. It all started when in Israel. Igor Harry Clifford ’33, deceased, married Olshanksy ’00, Mencha, grandmother of the Clifford clan. now with the Dallas Cowboys, 2003 kicked off the Joseph Tognotti has served as the 2007 games. director of Youth and Young Adult Photo by John Enriquez ’09. 66 keeping in touch

Ministries at University Presbyterian Church since September 2008 and will continue in that role until July, when he will marry Leigh Ann Leavell, whom he met at Trinity University. He is studying at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and hopes to serve as an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church. 2005 Catherine Abalos graduated in May from LMU with a degree in English and Communication Studies. She hopes to study journalism in graduate school. While an undergrad, she worked as an editorial intern at C Magazine in Santa Monica, and is now full-time as the Alex Dillon ’05 (far left), while a senior at Princeton, rowed bow for the lightweight varsity 8 and publication’s marketing coordinator. helped his crew finish undefeated and untied, winning the Eastern Sprints, the Intercollegiate Rowing Zac Lee was profiled by the New York Association National Championships and the Temple Cup at this year’s Royal Henley Championships at Times in July as he prepared to lead Henley-on-Thames, England. Nebraska’s varsity football team. 2006 Alanna Pinell performed in The Producers at Foothill College. 2008 Dominique Bonino made her professional acting debut this summer and earned her coveted Equity card, performing in 42nd Street and Meet Me in St. Louis with the St. Louis MUNY. 2009 John Butler and his 18-under Stanford Red team won the bronze medal in the S&R Sport Junior Olympics at Stanford’s Avery Aquatics Center held in July this summer. The team competed against 48 qualifying teams to place third in the nation. Gina Massetani made the all-state softball team. Josh Thierry was featured in a video on Boys and Girls Hope. Several SI swimmers achieved All-American status last school year, including Pieter Kranenburg ’09, Liam Shorrock ’11, Bradley Cline ’12, Dillon Moscone ’10, Grace Tarka ’09 and Megan Leung ’10, whose 200-medley relay teammates included Claire Collins ’10, Grace Tarka SI crew alumnae Samantha Silvia ’05 and Jill Costello ’06 (pictured here, from left, with their fathers Ed and Liz Rosen ’11. Silvia ’74 and Jim Costello ’73), competed May 16 with the UC Berkeley Women’s Crew to win first place at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championship. The next day, Jill joined fellow SI crew alumKaty Milton ’05 2011 and Nick Lucey ’07 as Cal won both the men’s and women’s Pac-10 Rowing Championships. Katy and Katie Girlich wrote a book about the San Jill continued on to the NCAA National Championship, where they took home the second place trophy Francisco Zoo published by Arcadia. on May 31 and where they competed against SI crew alumna Nicole McDonald ’06, who was rowing for Liz Rosen was named MVP of the Brown University. Later, Nick was chosen to row stroke for the U.S. National Under 23 Rowing Team that competed in Prague in the World Rowing Under 23 Championship in July and Katy, Sam, and Jill Marin 16U team that recently won the were named to the Pac10 All Academic Honors Team. gold bracket of the USA Water Polo Jr. Olympics held in Northern California.

67 BIRTHS Burl Toler, NFL Referee & President’s Award Winner Burl toler SR., the first african-american first African American 1975 referee in the NFL and a star on USF’s 1951 game official in any Dan Reichling and his wife, Leslie, a “unbeaten, untied and uninvited” football team, professional sport and in daughter, Summer, born Aug. 11, 2009. died Aug. 16. He was 81. NFL history, he continued 1982 A 1996 recipient of SI’s President’s Award, his connection with Gino Cerchiai and his wife, Shawn, a Mr. Toler also served the SI community as a football over the years. son, Finn Brennan, born May 27, 2009. Regent, along with his son Burl Jr. ’74. (Mr. A longtime educator, Toler is also survived by his children Valerie Mr. Toler worked as a 1987 Creary, Susan Carr, Gregory ’80, Martel ’83 and teacher and as the first Dave Becnel and his wife, Michele, a Jennifer Fruit as well as eight grandchildren.) son, Broxton Miles, born Aug. 6, 2009. African American high The family lives in Shanghai. Mr. Toler’s USF teammates, three of whom school principal in the made the NFL Hall of Fame, often said that he SFUSD. He later went 1993 was the best player on a team that, despite earning on to serve as director of Brian McCann and wife, Tricia, a a perfect record, was never invited to a tournament personnel at City College. daughter, Riley Elizabeth, born July 26, because two USF players were African American. 2009. Riley joins sister Addison Patricia. in honor of his achievements, the Benjamin The top draft pick by the Cleveland Browns, Franklin Middle School campus was renamed the 1994 Mr. Toler suffered a knee injury in the College All Burl Toler Campus in 2006, and he was inducted Mary Beth Payne Cecchini and her Star Game and never played in the NFL. As the into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. husband, JT, a daughter, Catherine (Cate), born February 2009. She joins brother Andrew. The proud granddad is Eugene Payne ’65, and uncles and aunt Dr. Robert Wall, Christ the King Recipient include Gene Payne ’96, Michael Payne Dr. Robert Rossi Wall ’50, a recipient of He trained in surgery at Stanford University ’99 and Catherine Payne ’02. SI’s Christ the King Award in 1993, died July 18 Hospital and worked for more than 50 years in John “Jack” Cuddy and his wife, in Lake Tahoe. He was 77. San Francisco practicing family medicine. Christina, a daughter, Faye Juliette, born He and his wife, Bernandette, had seven His service to the Bay Area included his July 15, 2009. children: sons Robert ’83, Greg ’86 and Marc ’88 work as president of the Catholic Physician’s 1996 and daughters Susan Gates, Bernadette Eikani, Guild and the San Francisco Family Practice Angelina (Barisone) Cahalan and her Maria Connolly and Jeanne Lombardi. Department at St. Mary’s Hospital. husband, Stephen, a son, Gianni Robert, Dr. Rossi was a longtime supporter of He taught medical students at UCSF born Nov. 4, 2008. SI along with brothers Dr. C. Allen Wall ’46, and enjoyed serving as a physician for USF’s 1997 the late Peter Wall ’47, Dr. John Wall ’49 and athletic teams as well as for the Jesuits, Salesians, Courtney (Allen) Kilroy and her Richard Wall, Esq. ’52. Daughters of Charity, Capuchins, Franciscans, husband, Doug Kilroy ’98, a daughter, A San Francisco native who grew up in the Maryknolls, Redemptorists, the Sisters of Mercy Keeley Madeline, born Aug. 5, 2009. Marina, Dr. Wall attended USF and St. Louis and the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. He also Meaghan (Donohoe) Shea and her University medical school after graduating from SI. volunteered at the Knights of Malta Free Clinic husband, Jim, a son, Liam Thomas, in Oakland. born June 9, 2009. Liam arrived 7 weeks before his new cousin, Connor Nevin si was not the only institution to honor this Levine, July 27, 2009, son of SI’s dean of generous man. He received the Salesian Boys’ students Michelle Nevin Levine. and Girls’ Club Man of the Year Award and was 1998 named USF’s 2009 Alumnus of The Year. Michelle (Devencenzi) Rhein and her husband, David, a son, Leonardo, born In Memoriam Aug. 20, 2009. 2000 1938 Robert E. Flood 1948 William Haley Kirk Syme and his wife, Ashley 1940 Rene “Ray” Calonge 1950 Robert R. Wall (Bangart) ’00, welcomed their first son, 1944 Robert Bos 1952 Edward J. Collins Kirk Charles III (“Charlie”), on June 17. 1944 Peter Burns 1957 Richard J. Isi The family lives in San Francisco, where Ashley works for the Clorox Company and 1944 Thomas McInerney 1961 John J. Conneely Kirk works for Weston Presidio. He will be 1945 Andrew J. Collins 1967 Richard Harley attending the Haas School of Business at 1946 Robert Corbett 1971 Lawrence Driscoll UC Berkeley in the fall. 1947 Douglas E. Johnson 1982 John McGuinness 1948 Robert E. Buckley To read full obituaries and post your reflections, go to www.siprep.org/memoriam. 68 Y rAtor

FAMILY FUNtIUS DAY CoLLege PrePA at St. IgNA October 24, 1–4 p.m. SI vs. Serra Varsity Football Game The $3 ticket to the game entitles all grammar school students to fun and games. Come get to know SI! is hosting a reunion bsu/aaas reunion evening for all alumni who were members of either the Black Students Union or the Association of African American Students The event is scheduled for April 24, 2010, on SI’s campus. Save the date for this wonderful evening of speakers, dinner, and socializing. For more information, or if you are interested in assisting in organizing the BSU/AAAS Reunion, please contact Lucy Irwin at [email protected] School Calendar

OCTOBER FEBRUARY 1 Ignatian Guild Mom’s Night Out, Commons 6:30pm 5 Piano Recital, Bannan 2pm 3 Tribute to Vince Tringali and his teams of the ’60s 9 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 4 Father–Student Communion Breakfast 9am 11 Board of Regents & Trustees Meeting, Choral 4pm 6 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 15 Presidents’ Day Holiday 7 Community of Concern, Commons 7pm 21 Mother/Student Communion Breakfast 9am Classes of ’57-’58-’59 Football Lunch, SF Elks Lodge 24 Career Night for Sophomores 7pm 10 President’s Cabinet Dinner 6:30pm 27 Mother–Daughter Dinner, Commons 6:30pm 12-13 Midterms 14 Frosh Retreat, Soph-Junior Testing, Senior Portraits MARCH 15 Faculty In-Service, No Classes 6 Fathers’ Club Auction 6pm 16 Quarter Break 8-9 Midterms 17 Class of 1969 Reunion, Marines Memorial 6pm 9 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm Class of 1984 REUNION, Alfred’s Steakhouse 6pm 10 Faculty In-Service, No Classes Class of 1994 REUNION, Pete’s Tavern 7pm 11 Magazine Drive Holiday (Tentative) 21 Honors Music Concert, Orradre Chapel 7pm 12 Quarter Break 24 Family Fun Day at the SI vs Serra Game 1pm 16 College Night 7pm 25 Tour di Sant’Ignazio, Commons & Piazza 7:30am 19 Father–Daughter Night, Commons 8:30pm 27-30 Fall Play: Jake’s Women, Wiegand Theatre 7pm 21 Golden Diploma, Class of 1960 Reunion 10am 27 Community of Concern, Commons 7pm 24-25 Instrumental Spring Concert 7pm 26 Mother–Son Night, Commons 6:30pm NOVEMBER 4 Community of Concern, Commons 7pm APRIL 7 Instrumental Winter Concert, Bannan 7pm 1 Easter Vacation Begins Bruce-Mahoney Football Game, Kezar 2pm 3 Alumni Baseball Game, Marchbank 11am Class of 1974 Reunion, Cliff House 12 Classes resume 8:30am 8 Campus Exploration Day (Open House) 1-3:30pm 13 Bruce-Mahoney Baseball Game 3:30pm 9 Senior Portrait Make-Up Day, Student Center 3-7pm Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 14 Ignatian Guild Fashion Show, Commons 6pm 14 Board of Regents Meeting 4pm 15 Ignatian Guild Fashion Show, Commons 11am 18 Counseling Case Studies 1pm 16-17 Fall Play: Laramie Project, Wiegand 7pm 20-21 Spring Musical: Cabaret, Bannan 7pm 17 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 20 General Parents Meeting, Commons 7:30pm 18 Board of Regents, Choral Room 4pm 23-24 Spring Musical: Cabaret, Bannan 7pm 19-21 Fall Play: Laramie Project, Wiegand 7pm 23 Piano Recital 2pm 22 Christ the King Mass for the Hon. Tim Reardon ’59 10am 24 AAAS/BSU Reunion 25-27 Thanksgiving Holiday 27,28,30 Spring Musical: Cabaret, Bannan 7pm 28 Alumni Soccer & Basketball Games 29 Father–Son Dinner, Commons 6pm

DECEMBER MAY 1 Class of ‘50 & ‘51 Basketball REUNION, Caesar’s Noon 1 International Food Faire, Commons 4pm Contact Mic Kelly @ [650] 697-9376 11 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 1-3 Carols by Candlelight 7pm 12-13 Spring Choral Concert, Bannan 7pm 5 Heritage Society Mass & Reception, Orradre 4pm 12 Board of Regents Meeting, Choral Room 4pm 8 Board of Trustees Meeting 4pm 14 Ignatian Guild Installation Mass & Lunch 11am 15-18 Final Exams 18 Transition to College Night 7pm 21 Start of Christmas Vacation 19 Carlin Society Lunch 21 Fathers’ Club BBQ, Commons 5:30pm Faculty In-Service, No Classes JANUARY 2010 24 Senior Class Holiday 4-5 Faculty Retreat, No Classes 25 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm 6 Classes Resume 8:30am 27 Transition Liturgy, Holy Name Church 8:30am 9 8th Grade Entrance Exam 8:30am-Noon 28 Awards Assembly 8:30am 12 Bruce-Mahoney Basketball Game, USF 7:30pm 31 Memorial Day Holiday 13 Financial Aid Night, Commons 7pm Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7:30pm JUNE 18 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday 1-3 Final Exams 8:30am 20-22 SI Live, Bannan 7pm 3 Baccalaureate Mass, St. Mary’s Cathedral 7:30pm 21 Fathers’ Club Crab and Cards, Commons 5:30pm 5 Graduation, St. Ignatius Church 10:30am 24 Ignatian Women’s Retreat Orradre 9am 7 Fathers’ Club Installation Lunch 11:30am 26-27 Dance Concert, Wiegand 7pm 11 All-Class Alumni Reunion 29-30 Dance Concert, Wiegand 7pm 30 Fathers’ Club Day of Recollection St. Ignatius, The Pilgrim

A new statue of “St. Ignatius the Pilgrim” was installed over Easter break by the Columbus Piazza. Missouri artist Vicki Reid created the statue, and versions of it can be seen at St. Louis University, Georgetown, St. Joseph’s Preparatory School in Philadelphisa and the Jesuit Center at Wernersville, Penn. At the May 30 graduation ceremony at St. Ignatius Church, SI President Robert Walsh, S.J. ’68, referred to this statue. Below are excerpts from his remarks to members of the Class of 2009:

“What is the shape of your hands as you commence your watch as citizens of the nation and the world? What is the intellect that you will bring to your time? What attitudes, values and virtues will guide you and arm you for the battle of good and evil and make you victorious? What heart will you have for those on the margins of life and society? Will your soul take up the clarion call to be an agent of change so that justice, peace, freedom and equality may abide for all?

“During Easter vacation, an apparition appeared on the edge of Columbus Piazza on campus. A bronzed image of Ignatius of Loyola suddenly found a home at our school named for him. Portrayed as a pilgrim, staff in one hand and a book in the other, he is in mid-step with one foot off the ground ready to move forward, ready to move on. When Ignatius dictated his life’s story, he used the term ‘the pilgrim’ to describe himself. This is the same title, Ignatius the Pilgrim, that the artist gave the statue. Ignatius was a man on the move, inspired by God’s call to follow in the footsteps of Jesus. He found God in everything and everyone along his pilgrim way. Thus, it is no surprise that his ideal of the great human being is to be a person on the move, with one foot on the ground and the other in the air, ready to go where God calls. Journey became pilgrimage with God involved.

“This may be an ideal worthy of you: to be a pilgrim, on the move, undertaking a journey toward a destination that has no map, except the example of Ignatius to follow in Christ’s footsteps. A pilgrim adventure is an awesome thing and can only be undertaken with hope and faith. Otherwise, you might as well just stay at home. We who know you, who have educated you and who love you, know you are capable and ready for this great pilgrimage as you step forward today….” SAVE THE DATE MARCHSAVE THE 6, 2010 DATE PATRICKMARCH GOUDY, AUCTION 6, CHAIRMAN 2010 TIMPATRICK MCINERNEY, GOUDY, AUCTION AUCTION VICE CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN tTIMh MCINERNEY,e g AUCTIONre VICEa CHAIRMANt catsby RtOARhINGe 20T H SgAINTr IGNAeTIUaS FAtTH ERcS’ CLaUBt AUsCTIObN y ROARING 20TH SAINT IGNATIUS FATHERS’ CLUB AUCTION