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

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Lhe award-winning Varsity Drill Team includes from top to bottom: Trisha Leur, Kristine Netka, Patty Pino, Valerie Sanabria, .hristine Haas, Yvette Dawson, Stephanie DCAramo, Allison Nichols, Gina Caira, Melissa Merrill. Second row: Karen Fajardo, Kristine Aralcalci, Mae Umali, Sheila Davis, Ann-Marie Adinolfi, Janelle Barreto, Noemi Donoso, Michelle Estrada, Sonya Borba, eresa De la Paz. Third row: Stacey Pauly, Joyce Ikemiyashiro, Kristina Kalculc, Tina Reyes, Ernestina Valdoria, Sandra Hernandez, Alba Paiz, Denise Carrion, Michelle Crosetto, Anne Abuhakmeh. Front row: Kendra Topps, Tricia Duncan, Teresa Tellers, Chantelle 'ander Hoek, Iennie Cella, joan Massa, and Diane lkemiyashiro. 5 V H1 - HH sa-A f' t t .. . qt QM Q T . 1 ss cctt 4 a s it . I K kk , kk ,., .V :Ik 3 Q. s Q, K I Q a 1, ,L ,Lk . , .'i ' . -2 2: . N' T X' . I 1 1 , tL . X - Q 1 ' 1 E., -...... 4. 3 . . 1 m X2 f 'T 5 WND 5? 1. . . 7 '.1- 'N , --4 I 1 'vi 71, , MMR K I.. l W xx L .:,. K xg' jf: . 2 f I 5.31 A - -W FLT' ' ng W! ST , ' M - - . -aaa - h 1 1 e . ' -kmkL eg A E V , 4 ' S S ...Q he tsee.. MfN sQ-' if K . it ., 1 ., t W Mm tn M an K gf A hi ...S an My exsaiaai . , . I ,. . ,,.... Q ..,a M -ee--e . , V f ,, ' as V fxee Q-NPL. V-A tteee - . - . ..... t - - 333-1 , ....l7QQ'7 ......... ts 4, ,. .. . . Wim L S .2-gg I V I .. ......., , . J-A.-m.,,,,,,N, sg: - . , A .. I 4 - -Www, --.X. .scsi f'---,- . t ........'r' A ' - -. -s-.-- ji r.... ,.'.. . ' . - f - 'f , T ..1e eet.. . .. V . - flff - if-,g.' K- 2.4. . - .S rill Team, following the lead of Captain Chantelle Vander Hoelc, dance to the ng, Rockin' Robin. , ,,,. ,ai um: janelle Barreto performs the camp dance with confidence and poise. 105

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SJ HS PRESS 104 Varsity Drill Squad Shines With Talent and Energy The 1987-88 Varsity Drill Team was a large and energetic group, containing at it's best, forty members. Much organiza- tion and discipline was needed to keep this large group spirited and unified. Captain Chantelle Vander Hoek and Officers Tere- sa Tellers and Jennie Cella had a tough job ahead of them but they launched into it with zeal and patience to bring life to the atmosphere at St. Joseph's. Coach Ms. Linda Hernandez used both her creative skills and disciplinary talents, guiding the Drill Team in their perfor- mances throughout the year and especially at USA camp, where they received a Superior trophy for their efforts. The Drill Team showed much spirit and support at all func- tions for St. Josephs and St. John Bosco as they chanted with Cheer and Song. They were also the highlight at half-time of all football games when they per- formed routines with the Bosco Band and Tall Flag team. Small Dance Team Excels In Heated Competition The Dance Team this year was a small squad consisting of eight talented dancers. The main pur- pose of the Dance Team was to compete while developing tech- nical and funky dance skills. The members of Dance Team were a unique group, as they also belonged to other primary pep squads. The girls were under the direction of Ms. Linda Her- nandez, who choreographed all routines. Despite first priority being the Cheer, Song and Drill squads, the girls formed a united group, all of them sharing the responsibility and leadership of the team. The Dance Team members brought to life all of their performance abilities in re- presentation of all squads at St. Joseph's. Ioyce Ikemiyashiro, Ann-Marie Adinolfi, Michelle Estrada, and Diane Ilcemiyashin prove that practice can be fun. The'5mall Dance Team includes from top to bottom: Christy McCarthy, Laura Oliva jessica Szeibel, janelle Barreto, Edie Alonzo, jo Ann Brower, Tamara Devitt an Chantelle Vander Hoelc.

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SJ HS PRESS United We Stand Divided We Fall Wg s at at MM You have to work together as a team in order to accomplish anything, said Junior Varsity Cheer Captain Joanne Sumahit when asked about the difficulty of being a cheerleader. The squad's unity brought them suc- cess at USA Camp during the summer in the form of a Superi- or trophy, a top award. Their long hours of intense practice helped them prepare for the many skills they learned at camp. The team's focus was develop- ing their cheerleading technique. Not only did the IV and Sopho- more squads perform together at the St. John Bosco JV football games and the rallies of both schools, but also entered a commpetition at Magic Moun- tain, where they proved their ex- cellence. Their enthusiasm and energy brought spirit and unity to both schools. Their pride and self- discipline made their squad unique and their accomplish- ments many. Being a member of the Junior Varsity or Sophomore cheer squad proved to be an hon- or during the '87-'88 school year. int, if The junior Varsity squad includes ftop to bottomj: Teresa Mota, Captain Sumahit, Elaine Tordesillas, Marileth Pleto, Maripi Rivera, Kim Fisher, Kristi and Renee Martinez flmjw B mm m? 'i:'E: S -s S-mm .. SINSGCIANNU- when a cheer- leader dedicates her entire life Qin- Eg ': : cluding break, lunch, after school, -':1 ----- and weekendsj to her squad so that K she no longer has a social life. 5 ge Kim Fisher, jennifer Simkins, Maripi Rivera, and Joanne Sumahit lead the Bosc Braves to victory with their inspiring cheers. 106