Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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ISSJ v - 5716, ,. 1, , . -H , r- l s s 51 ,. f 5, 7'9 Aqqfil . gg V, n Juliana Spisak, Kerri Winters, and Kristie MacWilliams encourage attendance at the upcoming soccer finals. Mission eventually went on to take first place at the lVlVAL playoffs. Mark Trice, Dave Kekic, and Rob Thompsen offer their thanks to those students who came out to sup port the wrestling team during the season. 35

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WINTER SPORTS RALLY The Winter Sports Rally was designed to occupy upperclassmen while the fresh- men took their competency tests and to promote student attendance at school sporting events at the same time. lt was filled with such entertaining events as a wheelbarrow basketball game, a perfor- mance by the song girls and the dance drill team, and several variety show skits. The game proved to be rather trying for the teams of wrestlers and basketball players, but amusing for the audience. And the skillful performance by the song girls and dance drill team demonstrated the prowess which has earned them so many awards in competitions this year. . Q, . i W g U ff'- f .41-1 Kristie Wang, Samantha May, Joan Yamamoto, Edith Toruno, Terri Reynolds, Suzanne Cicala and Kristy Bricker prepare to entertain. 34 gr-M . N Activities Director, Mr. Tony Siacotos, as the offi- cial master of ceremonies, addresses the crowd. Q ,G i ish... Dave Kekic and Rob Thompsen rest for a moment before the wheelbarrow hockey game begins.

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INTERNATIONAL DINNER M. -' '-oi. Z' I if , YH . N 78 E ,dj 2 E 'UL - in ,Q 1--1 ,xh vw- .. -1 Q' x. 1 -5 As Spanish teacher Mr. Charles Merritt chats with a parent, student servers offer various inter- national dishes to anxious diners. On March 7, Mission's three foreign language clubs hosted their annual Inter- national Dinner. The two-hour event was attended by more than one hundred stu- dents and parents, and German Club president Karen Sindelar commented that this year's dinner turned out much better than those in the past. All of the food was prepared and serv- ed by foreign language students and club officers. The Spanish club provided en- chiladas, rice, refried beans, and taco salad. French club members made Belgian waffles and quiche, and the German club served an authentic meal featuring cold Cuts, potato salad, and cheese cake. Those who attended were treated to entertainment by Mission students, such as a cancan line, a guitar solo by Amitesh Mishra, Spanish dancers, and an exhibi- tion by the fencing club. 36 l -2: M V Q L 'T n A 2 V' A ' l--i--+...-- A L gk .. T' .1 T m . I Hglfy- - l' ' ...... K 5 , vb sp Y I V., 1 :.. 'fjy g it x v , . M Yi' W. wwf A. 3: 1, ' K .140 4 ,t i ... z yi - IEW. I ' h Q, N 'M' nv, Jw M . P I - A ' v-f 'A .. A ,. s X . Q I German club president Karen Sindelar occupies her command post in the kitchen.