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

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Swim 'he '87-'88 Sophomore cheerleaders are fcloclcwisej: jennifer Tayag jennifer Zagas, Sylvia Martinez and Kristi johnson exemplify uni- lylvia Martinez, Denise Senteno, jennifer Simlcins, and Captain Kristi johnson. ty between St. john Bosco and St. joseph with 1-I 1. Kim Fisher listens intently for her next in- strurtion from her Captain. 2. Even though caught by surprise, jennifer Tayag still manages a smile. 3. Kristi Wong perfects a cheer for an upcom- ing rally. varsity player Martin Meza. 107

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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

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