Bishop Montgomery High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Father-Daughter riight Memories Tather-Daughter hight, sponsored by the Lettergirls, was a great success. Over 500 dads and daughters participated and showed enthusiasm for the many activities. The evening began with volleyball and games on the upper level soccer field, fol- lowed by dinner. Following the Pizza Hut meal, the participants moved to the gym for father-daughter competition and entertain- ment. (Clockwise) Debbie nieger and her dad cuddle for the camera. Sonya Ericastilla dances the night away with her father. Alysson Llewelyn gives her rendition of What I did for Love . Rich Meehan and Kerry show their true grit in the tug of war. Yolanda Alexander and her dad partici- pate in the licorice chew-off. W L K A a 32 R -m

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Once again, the student Council proves their endurance and dedication in organizing never-ending student ac- tivities. From the Welcome Frosh Dance to the Ploon Concerts, ASB con- tinues to serve student needs with the help and guidance from the hardwork- ing Activities Directors, Fr. Gary and Sr. Miriam. Homecoming, as always, is ASBs most challenging activity. With the theme Together Through the Years ' , the Student Council unified their months of planning to bring an impressive homecoming 86. With such diverse leaders, it is great to know that ASB is people giving and working together can do anything! -Qeredith Villaver ASB President 1986-87 (Above left) Liz Kosas, Luella Magno. and Janelle Scott review the agenda during an ASB meeting. (Above right) - Geredith Villaver and Dejeune Champion deliver their speech for the role of ASB President and Vice President. (Below far right) ■ Sr. Miriam organized her paper work during a busy activities week. (Below right) Janelle Scott still keeps her spirits alive while working hard at the Senior activities. (Below) Dejeune Champion and Jim Wilson exert their spirit at the first ASB dance of the year. Welcome rrosh.

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' Lettergirls-Commitment To Excellence The Lettergirls organization is designed for girls who are active in sports, drill team or auxiliary units. Members raise money for the sports trophies by selling popcorn at lunch as well as sponsoring Father- Daughter Night and elementary school bas- ketball and volleyball tournaments. In addi- tion to their traditional activities, they have initiated a new Athlete of the Week Award which is given to the girl who has played outstandingly during the previous week. (below r to I) The lettergirl officers are: Jennifer Hall. Lisa Van Wie, Anne Kiedel, Sharlean Perez, and Kathy Wnek. Debbie Neiger is flab- bergasted at the thought of kissing Coach Szaba- tura. Kathy Wnek is very amused at the sight and Lisa Van Wie is dying to know what is going on Joanne Clemente. Rachel Bunnao. Veronica Mosquera and Sharlean Perez are slaving over the hot popcorn machine. The 1986-1987 Lefterglrls are: Jennifer Hall. Lisa Van Wie. Anne Kiedel. Sharlean Perez, Lee Berger. Cabrlela Meneses. Jennelle Scott. Rachel Bunnao. Luella Magna. Beth Rawle. Mia Esqulvel. Joanne Clemente. Danielle Sawyer. Amy Pauls, Michelle York. Lynn Bose. Elizabeth Waycaster. MaryJo Soufl. Shannon Hester. Cheryl Tabura. Michelle McGarry. Erica Miller. Keely Brickner, Veronica Mosquera. Margaret Roper. Jannelle Zam- petti. Laurie State, Ree LeBlanc, Courtney Herns, Julie Porter. Julie Salas. Genevieve Wilkinson. Maurlne Glannlnl. Kym Kaighan. Tanya Delani. Erica Frilot, Kris Klasno. Jennifer Wein, Karen Sloper. Cheryl Graham, Stephanie Teahan. Rose Reis, Laurie Sampson, Elizabeth Bohn, Tara Thomas, Robyn Solomon, Debbie Reidt, Aileen Lesaca, Barbara Vetasco, Yvette Gomez, Alicia Lugo, Wendy Pliego, Franny Taylor, April Savilla. Judy Cua, Santa Batomalaque, Michelle Batomalaque, Darnleka Watson, Monica Zimmerman, Diana Nararro, Amer- ica Pino. Michelle Altamlrano. Amy Bayona. Carmen Von Kanel. Adrienne Bayona. Bridget Fitzpatrick. 33