service opportunities, some join the Friends of Jesus and Peer Ministers groups. School anthem Translated from Spanish: Lion of my shield, martial and rampant, raise your eyes and light the path that gives life. With your warrior chest advance each step, forward to triumph. Already you strained your body, hard as granite. On steady foot raised from the ground, rhythmically beating, you advance with a roaring scream, the march of war. Undaunted in battle who can frighten you? You will see at your advance on all sides the fierce enemy will fall before the radiance of your regal banner. Athletics and activities San Ignacio participates in the Puerto Rico High School Athletic Alliance in football, basketball, baseball, bowling, cross country, golf, indoor soccer, swimming, track and field, tennis, and volleyball. Students organizations include Student Council, Chorus, National Honor Society, Peer Ministers, and Cultural Tours. Clubs are sponsored in areas such as school band, debate, United Nations, chess, art, science, medicine, theater, cinema, mathematics, technology, ECO-Ignatian, business, investors, robotics, photography, French, history, and engineering. Notable alumni Academia Fernando Pico, class of 1958, historian and Jesuit, specialist on the history of Puerto Rico Arts, education, & publicity Raúl Juliá, actor, class of 1957 Eduardo Lalo, writer, photographer and filmmaker, class of 1977 Armando Riesco, actor, class of 1995 Alfredo De Quesada, actor, class of 1994 Jorge Rodriguez Beruff, historian, author and dean: UPR General Studies Faculty Héctor Feliciano, journalist, author, professor, class of 1970 Rafael Luis Bras, Provost of the Georgia Institute of Technology Felix V. Matos Rodriguez, Chancellor of City University of New York, former President of Queens College, City University of New York, historian, former Secretary of the Puerto Rico Department of Family Affairs, class of 1980 Carlos Fonseca Suárez, author Politics Ruben Berrios Martinez, Class of 1957; President of the Puerto Rican Independence Party, former Senator and gubernatorial candidate Rafael Cox Alomar, 2012 candidate for Resident Commissioner for the Popular Democratic Party. Fernando Martín García, Executive President of the Puerto Rican Independence Party, former Senator José Ramón Oyola, class of 1968, President of the Puerto Rico Government Development Bank (1985–1986) Luis G. Rivera Marín, Class of 1978; Secretary of State of Puerto Rico (2017-2019), Secretary of the Puerto Rico Department of Consumer Affairs (2009–2012), Executive Director, Puerto Rico Tourism Company (2012–present) Rafael Bernabe Riefkohl, Class of 1977; 2012 gubernatorial candidate for the Puerto Rican Workers' Party Gabriel Guerra-Mondragón, Class