Bellarmine Jefferson High School - Shalom Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Delightful Duty With Many Fulfilhng Reward s. One aspect of cheerleading is creating half-time spirit during the games. Three Junior girls had their first taste of the excitement of cheerleading this year. Helen Stockman Cheadj, Mary Webber and Nancy Cetner joined the Pep Club board as Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. All year long the love of their job showed through in the quality of its execution. Helen Stockman portrays the exertion of a hard day of practice. They painted encouraging signs, helped organize rallies, and put much of their time and effort behind the J.V. football and basketball teams. Undoubtedly, this devoted support aided the successful outcome of both seasons, which was reward enough for these dedicated girls. J. V. Cheerleaders. Mary Webber. Nancy Cc-tncr and head clieerlcacler Helen Stocknmn climb high on spirit. li 49

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B-J Cheerleaders-Varsity and J V- Discoverli The varsity cheerleaders-Lorette Schirm, Laurie Murrin, Chris Kilduff, Debbie Miland, and head cheerleader Cathy Zambrano set the town aiire with SPIRIT! From sunrise to sunset, five figures could be seen scurrying about. Their mission? These were our Varsity Cheerleaders, five senior girls, who worked to promote what they think is Bellarmine's most valuable asset, Spirit. Elected in bday, 1968, their duties were many and -W .- ........s........., W,,,, A ,m,..,-.,. I x .A -.'. pg.: '--K . X. ...,. ,., A ss.rii,: S 'Ti'2'IiR1'x I Y, N 1 C From Practice . . . . . to Perfection? 48 difficult but most enjoyable. Head Cheerleader Cathy Zambrano, and her squad: Laurie lNTurrin, Chris Kilduff, Debbie Miland, and Lorette Schirm, supported football and basketball teams, staged pep rallies with the help of Pep Club members, and generally had a glorious time. The Varsity Squad now leaves its inviting positions to any girl who will cherish them as much.

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CSF S hez Bob Horacek Claire Larkin, Frank Dvora- Back row: John anc , , cek, Linda Hurn, Kathy Volante, Mary Delehanty, Donna Hoffmann. Second row: Sue Geiger. Andrea Kovalesky. Angela Santen, Moder- ator Sister Catherine Patricia, Julie Haley, Terry Putnam. Bottom ' ' ' ' D bbie Miland, Kathy Haley, row: Joy Fisher, Linda Waidiop. e D ise Stanley receives her honor ribbon en from Sister Lorene as other wait their turn Promotes Service Through oedemio E oellenoe 2? 3 iii. Il I 3 1 t . , , . ,Q 3 5. Q . Qrvegg K L .g , -Q33 - - 'ww-.....t... ...K Cheryl Grimes, Patti Hess, Claire Maund, Kathy Heckenkamp, Presi- dent Carol Clancy. Not shown: Vice president Mary Sullivan, Ginny Boydstun, Connie Madrigal, John Foss, John Gerro, Cindy Ingrao, Wendy Christensen, Don Horacek, Lucia Boydstun. iza- The California Scholarship Federation is an organ tion Whose motto is 'cScholarship for Service. The purpose of this group is to foster a higher standard of excellence in scholastic achievement and to broaden the ideals of generosity among the students. Eligibility for ' ' t in membership is the preceeding semester. Students who have earned membership during four semesters, one of which is in their senior year become life members, or sealbearers. The Chapter Seal is em- bossed upon their diploma at the time of graduation, and they receive sealbearer pins. Sealbearers are entitled to F holaiships granted by all California determined by academic achlevemen apply for CS sc ' . ' ' ' - f- tate colleges. colleges and universities and many out 0 s President Carol Clancy portrays the industry of a true CSF member. 50