Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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CLUBS FGSTER CUIVIIVIUNITY Jesuit High School is a true community in all senses of the word. That community atmosphere is best exemplified by the myriad of clubs flourishing on campus. Currently, there are ten legitimate, and at least another ten illegitimate i.e. the Happy Squad, Cheap Car Club, etc., clubs at Jesuit. With all of this activity it is nearly impossible not to be involved in some form of campus activity. THE SPANISH CLUB is a group of Spanish Ill students, moder- ated by the red-herring man Senor Donato. The Spanish Club's yearly big Schtick is their school-wide celebration of the feast o Our Lady of Guadalupe. This celebration consisted ofthe traditional breaking of the pifiata and the singing of Spanish hymns at the Mass. The Spanish Club is also responsible for the luncheon Burrito sales. THE CHICANO CLUB, our other Espanol-related organization, is moderated by Mr. Kevin Ballard, S.J. with the help of Fr. Bill Stout and Seflor Donato. The Chicano Club holds frequent pan dulce sales and is totally responsible for the celebration of Cinco de Mayo Days. THE JESUIT FORENSICS SOCIETY is one of the oldest and most revered grrloups on this campus. Moderated by Mr. Marc Ciccone, S.J. and r. Clyde Lehman, this group travels throughout North- ern Celifornia speaking and debating. Currently the Jesuit Foren- slcs Team is ranked 5th in their league, an outstanding fete con- sidering the size of the group. SPANISH CLUB I A K E The natives gather, one and all, to worship the great OGo in Donatoland. 34 v0 THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, moderated by Mr. Fritz Kehrwald, is comprised of those students, sophomore, junior, and senior, who have qualified by meeting the stringent academic and citizenship standards required by C.S.F. THE CHESS CLUB is a quiet group who meet once or twice a week to play chess together and prepare for matches with other Chess Clubs throughoutthe area Mr. Wilson Kerby is moderator. THE BUSINESS CLUB, Fr. Griffin, S.J., moderator, sends a team annually to the Humbolt State University Business Competition. It takes nearly an entire year to prepare for this competition. Jesuit has taken first place for the last three years. THE MATH AND CALCULUS CLUBS, moderated by Mr. Cliff Fris- bee and Mr. John Ridge, respectively, give an opportunity for those students interested in mathematics to exhibit their skill and to compete in math contests throughout the year. THE RADIO CLUB under the guise of KJHS provides musical entertainment for the lunch-time crowd as well as training its members in communications and programming. Members man the discs at Basketball games for the Song Girls from other schools. Fr. Frank Hernandez, S.J. is the moderator. .1 7 i The crowd enjoys the celebration with Pinata. s

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FonENsics ci.uB A Q-ms - .. X 1 n f 31253 Back row ll to rj: Mr. Ciccone, Mark Dausses, Marty Bierman, Scott Patterson. Middle row: Matt Coward, Tony Varanini. Front row: Eamon Scribner, Phill McCoog. Missing: Jon Uhler, Brad Ftiordan, John Groh. Tom Pratt ' Alexander Santos U5 indicates Life Member Thomas Arndorter Brian Baer Scott Collard Robert Courter Paul DeBacker Troy Eckerman Brian Grottkau Chris Hamilton John Kenagy John Larrea Wayne Martin Rick Matsumoto Frederick Medina Kris Morrow Douglas Schuler ' Robert Traversi Mike Wegener Jett Williams Steve Anderson Jonathan Bard John Bergen Forrest Boozer John Bower Kelly Brothers Tim Carter John Cook Tim Daley Chris DeBacker .-.-. 'I' .1 'iprgi leaf.: 1 if 'f-ro CALIFGRNIA SCHGLASTIC FEDEFIATIGN Membership in CSF is dependent on maintaining a 3.0 GPA for one semester. At Jesuit CSF is only open to Juniors and Seniors. Application for membership is submitted second semester of the Sophomore year for the first time. Life Member- ship is granted after three consecutive semesters of 3.0 GPA. Mr. Fritz Kehrwald is moderator. Dean Deloe Lou Dombrowskl Charles Eggleton Robert Fay Nlel Fischer Christopher French Ted Gabrlelli Frank Garcia Mike Heller Andrew Hodges Dan Ingoglla Michael Kmter Jim Knaak Jerome Lahey Chip Lee Roger Levinson George Lyons Craig MacDonald Kevin MacDonald Tim March: Patrick McCrystle Max Mortlz Ross Perich Kevin Piombo Tony Ronde William Towner Matt Tucker Michael Turnaclitt Paul Whetstone li i ' ' i - I l - - . Thomas Groh 'tt Chris Barsotti Steve Hatridge John Reynen . . U ' . . I . 4 . .