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

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i 5 4 E 'swf l llclockwise from abovej Robert Beal and Estela Bueno go over some omecoming plans. Moderator Brother Bob serves as Ambassador o the visiting Japanese. Brian Haynes and Matt Arnett expose the Japanese students to a typical American meal. Joleen Lenihan doesn't need a translator as she uses her own. ASB officers meet with the Japanese students for a cultural conference. N The Student Council has worked very hard this year in their never-ending quest to find enjoyable and interesting activities for students. The ASB welcome Frosh Dance began the year, followed by a pep rally which included a uno hands pieaeating contest. Primetime began on October 19 with a flurry of Homecoming Activities, from spirit games and 4'lVlal-ce A Nightu to the Homecoming pep rally and An Evening Under the Stars at the Galleria, November brought a visit from high lschool students from Japan. Student Council members served as tour guides who offered their hospitality and time to them. A volleyball game was also played between the Japanese students and our own. Other activities were also planned such ,as Santa,s Visit and the Winter Formal. Through its organi- zation and effort, Student Council has definitely proved that it is devoted to finding interesting activities to keep students enthusiastic about school throughout the year. ,lv 'Sh

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ASB makes things happen. iq -it its lclockwise from above? The 1987-1988 ASB Executive board includes President Robert Beal, Vice President Joleen Lenihan, Secretary Valerie Rivera, Treasurer Venus Viloria, Publicity Chairman Chris Simons, Spirit Chairman Ted Havill, Club Chairman Estela Bueno, and Reli- gious Affairs Chairman Douglas Holmes. Student Council is collectively made up of Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman class officers. Moderator Sr. Miriam proves to be an important force behind Student Council. .mice f wwf N-Aw-nm

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Helping students to learn more about their culture. Qleft to right top to bottom! Rachel Hansen, Chris Simons, Steven Sakamoto, Magda Agra- monte, Heather Beatty, Bill Battaglia, Cristina Lovett, Barbara Velasco, Jeri Livesay, Rachel Scott, Eddie Rodriguez, Estela Bueno, Stephanie Coyne, Sister Miriam, Maria Marquez, Mari- car Villacorte, Mark Jahn, Chris Costello, Joana Alvarez, John Kelly, Carmen Von-Kanel, Daniel Roth, Kevin Skehan, Alvaro Arellano, The Spanish Club is made up of the Spanish lV - . . . -' class. The goal of the club is to help familiarize the people with the Spanish Culture. The club The Spanish Club headed by Sr' ,Mmam ls com helps out the needy in any way it een. prised exclusively from the Spanish four class, The french Club was organized and open to all inter- ested students for the first time in November 1987. Students strive to develop a better understanding of French Culture, through a pen - pal program. The club tries to provide help for those students who wish to study in France. 58 ' plans to visit Alvera street sometime during the ear which is rich with Spanish Culture. A t V . ' r' '1- T'-' R V.:-fi , Rffhr. ,aww ef ,, :age Ae V, IAQ-F V2 1' .Q Lf 'L 'W Bottom row fleft to rightjz Meghan Sweet, Stephanie Shaw, Doug Holmes, Connie Sugiano, George Acosta, Michele Beaulieu, Joleen Lenihan, Claudine Gargaro, Michele Matera, Leif Mollo. Second Row: Lee Anne Lynch, Janet Uhon, Aileen Quaison, Therese Carmudz, Marta Jara, Marie Anel, Jane Guardamino. Back Row: Stephanie Martin, Alex Castrogiovanni, Laura Chovan, Gina Marsella, Carmen Zepeda, Lynn Whately, Serena Harris, Lisa Kinetz, Genivive Asseo, Lisa Binkley