Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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4 1 l ..... .4 ..... 2 .... A ,...., , ., ...,....... 7 .M ..,.....-..-.-,.- .-..-:...,.-33, The commissioners of the Student Council, who were chosen to be the leaders by the A.S.B. officers, were as- signed special tasks to help keep stu- dent activities running smoothly. Some of these jobs included organizing dances, overseeing clubs, informing stu- dents of school functions, and planning athletic activities. Seniors Juan Flores and Michelle Stevenson, and juniors Raquel Lo Ve- tere and Kimberly Maska were in charge of organizing the school dances. This included choosing a theme, getting chaperones, and the right disc jockey. Racquel commented, We wanted the dances to be something special so that the students would look forward to coming. Through their concentrated efforts using video screens, lazer lights, and guest passes for underclassmen, the Dance commissioners were able to greatly increase attendance. Constituting the administration for all the clubs were seniors Katie Foland, Eric Johnson, and Peter Liu, and junior Scott Matlock. They organized club Week and oversaw all club activities. Having established good communica- tion with club moderators and officers, the Club commissioners were able to run a tight ship. The Public Information commission- Dance commissioners: Juhior Kimberly Maska. seniors Juan Flores and Michelle Stevenson, and junior Raquel Lo Vetere. 168 Organizations, S S f Commfssfbners Keep Things In Lme By akmg It Happen ers, seniors Reina Hernandez, Jessica Jacquez, Miles Masatsugu, and Regina Mercado, and juniors Michelle Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, and Vanessa Ro- sano, made sure that the faculty and students were kept up to date on cur- rent activities and happenings. Each took turns delivering the morning an- nouncements and changing the infor- mation on the marquis. They tried to keep all enlightened. Athletic commissioners seniors Marti Hoye, Christopher Oropeza, Therese Petrovick, and Kevin Sherwood repre- sented the athletic teams at the Stu- dent Council meetings. They provided information concerning the dates and times for the various athletic events and reported the outcome of such con- tests. One of their biggest projects was organizing the Winter Homecoming. Very sports minded, these four students were definitely on the ball. Efficiently and diligently the Dance, Club, Public Information, and Athletic commissioners did all they could to make the year a successful one. They devoted much of themselves and their time to overseeing the numerous school activities. As expressed by Michelle Alba, Although being a commissioner took up a lot of time, it was very worth- while and fun too. and Katie Foland. Club commissioners: Junior Scott Matlock senaors Eric Johnson Peter L

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nm-.qnu ligious Affairs commissioners: Seniors Nicole Wurster, Lissette Ribas, rnani Ledesma, and iunior Allison Brown. Enthusiasm is an important part of the school's spirit. Pep commissioners, senior Tiffany Rice and junior Michelle Luna, brought this about by encouraging the crowd to keep on cheering dur- ing the Pep-Week rally. Junior Jesse Ponce posts an announcement to inform all students. As an Activities commission- er, he did all he could to insure the smooth op- eration of various school activities. Junior Charmaine Tan takes time out to ponder her academic work. Between her responsibilities as an Academic commissioner and her school work, Charmaine used all the available time to tend to those responsibilities. S fli .. NQ1 .... , P Q. -,,,::- ss. A my K -hkk W , Xzi. , W 'W 'ww H Academic commissioners: Juniors Charmaine Tan, Denise Sandoval, senior Roger lnjarusorn, and junior Christina Bellinghausen. Pep, Activities, Religious Affairs, and Academic Commissioners 167

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ff Junior Michelle Alba jots down some ideas to present for an upcoming council meeting. As a W public information commissioner, she frequently thought of ways to improve student body gov- jj erning as well as relations. -i 'Il l r, K Senior Chris Oropeza puts last minute touches on the minutes for a meeting. As athletic com- missioner, he represented the athletic teams and organizations to the A.S.B. Senior Peter Liu listens to comments on the sub- ject of participation in club activities. Establishing good relations with the club officers helped to sx X x make his job much easier. blic information commissioners Cbottom to topbz Seniors Miles Masat- Athletic commissioners: Seniors Therese Petrovick, Marti Hoye, Kevin gu and Reina Hernandez, junior Vanessa Rosano, senior Regina Mercado, Sherwood, and Christopher Oropeza. iior Michelle Rodriguez, senior Jessica Jacquez, and junior Michelle Alba. Dance, Club, Public Information, and Athletic Commissioners 169