St Joseph High School - Jongleur Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Natalie Nason shoots another Iester bas- lcet. Laura Shaha prepares for the assist. L DeDe Mosman, two-time All-American and Varsity MVP., adds to her scoring W X record. !,,smav'2w 1 ,, iV,?,, we ,lisa e j.V.fFrosh team members are: I top rowj Cynthia Herrera, jennifer Di Tolla, Bev Stiglbauer, viana Melgar, Suzanne Peffermang fsecond rowj Ana Fuentes, Barbara Paluslca, Laura Shaha, eresa Meyerp fthird rowj Barbara Parga, jennifer Ourique, Amy Bradshaw, Debra Pargag nttom rowj Elvira Romualclo, Heather Reyes, Elizabeth Wong, Alyda Mir. J junior Michelle Ourique skies to win the jump ball. 97

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SIHS PRESS y SJHS BASKETBALL DRIVES FOR THE HOOP! LAKEWOOD- It is not often in such a competitive sport, that one finds the motivation and enthusiasm that was evident in the 1987-88 bas- ketball team. As they were ranked tenth preseason C.I.F., the team had to live up to expectations that were met by a dedicated group of terrific sports- women and two tremendous coaches. Propelling the team through a rig- orous pre-season schedule required that the girls define their roles and incorporate these roles into their play. DeDe Mosman and Pam Jones found these roles second nature, as DeDe ex- celled by becomin the physical lead- er on the court, while Pam ossessed the positive attitude and diedication needed to inspire the team to victory! Seniors Kate Hertzo and Andrea Lo- piccolo also added Enesse as well as experience to this spirited team. Their contributions, as well as that of youn- ger players such as Lisa Fernandez, undoubtedly contributed to the team's winning season. With the demise of the Monarchs of Mater Dei tending a 57 game winning streakj, the Iester's secured the Angleles League Title ending with a season record of nine wins and one loss. Complimenting the SJHS Varsity program, the J.V. squad also per- formed to the best of its ability. The team progressed steadily throughout the season dis laying the strong drive needed to perfporm at higher levels of competition. J.V. team point guard, Barbara Paluska, ran the team's of- fense with an unshakable positive at- titude. Teammates Ana Fuentes and Bev Stigebaur also were the rnodiva- tional leaders on the court. Adding dimmension to this year's winning squad, was the new frosh team. Although youn and inexperi- enced, the members of this team had the fundamentals and basic drive that will develop into the level of excel- lence that the SJI-IS basketball team has become famous for over the past years. 5 . .3 .5 ui 'ua 4 qi. 'Ki E7 The Varsity Basketball Team: ftop rowj Natalie Nason, Kate Hertzog fmiddle ro Natalie Ramirez, Dana Montoya, DeDe Mosman, fbottom rowj Michelle Ourique, Li Fernandez, Angie Lomonaco, Francis Chisholm, Andrea Lopiccolo, and Pam jon Team Jester: Kimberly Ourique. Y Barbara Paluska is amazed at the dribbling skill of Ana Fuentes!

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SIHS SWIMMERS Steal The Scene CERRITOS- St. Joseph High School was represented by swimmers Cinda Flynn, Ali- cia Lynch and Amy Raley in the 1987 and 1988 seasons. While Alicia continued to work out with the Cerritos Aquatic Associ- ation, Cinda and Amy swam with the Bosco Swim Team. ln the 1987 season, both Cinda and Alicia represented SIHS at C1ahr's CIF swim meet at Cerritos College. ln addition, Cinda was honored by the City of Lake- wood as a Distinguished Athlete in swimming early in 1988. All three swim- mers loolced forward to continued successes and to continuing their SJHS winning spir- it in the 1988 Gahr Swim Meet. Dedicated swimmers Alicia Lynch and Amy Ra- ley take a well deserved rest from their in tense swim work-outs. fNol pictured: Cinda Flynnj 98 i E ,I ..,,,., .,..,. .g..a:.5 .,,,. TRANSATHLESION lt e . 0 ' e ollyb.l1. mm W' f 4 'r 4Y I l :fi ky ran ath l e shunt n We 'V The process which every multi-sport athlete goes through the First few weeks of the new sp r including shooti g baskets with a soft Mi'9 i ball rattempting to h ad av e 1 gtk t sgmtqj -K Q.,-ss . -- . - Kim Arboit, a first-team All C.l.I-1 selec- tion and returning M. VP., keeps the de- fense on the alert. .14-v'.a-LH.--.f,. . ..1..-...',..,..,. .. E WAZITGOOD Qwuz it 3 gudj n. The temporary memory loss a soccer play- er experiences after scoring with her head. iii I si it DUCTION tduk Shunp n. The instinct that compels a 2315 person to avoid the ball ap- 5 5 proaching her head by 2 iig i ducking. A seasoned soccer . player is conditioned to overcome this response and is apt to jump in front Z? of any threatening projec- tile, such as buses or auto- mobiles. if junior Crissy Byham outwits her nent by racing to the ball. .N is V A . Y k CVM .H S ' 4 g.. Q5 , ' .. ta - ,L V A, , - . t ' .gy . 'Mi V, ,, g W,-. 1 5 f.'4t.LV'1 1. M 4. . A f ' Returning starter Kathy Harkey sive kick sends the ball upfield. sw' ,Wins wi? flew s exp