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

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Ei Qs.. EQ J. lo. hletic coach es of 1987-88 f clockwise from upper left j : Sue Dunn, Margaret Bos, Mark ejo, Linda Hernandez, Mary Lou Hutton, Debbie Taylor, Leone Torromeo, and fanda Mullikin. CQACHAGONU lcoch ag on up n. When a coach's best player is injured, the officials are giving bad calls, and the entire team just won't listen. Coaches Act as Driving Force to Athletes LAKEWOOD-A nameless, often un- recognized force existed at St. Jose h High School this year. They were tie special few who worked and yelled and fought for victory without actual- ly bein involved in the game. Talent- ed coacies supported and encouraged all athletic teams in areas from the volleyball to the drill team. The coaches never tired of cheering, rally- ing spirits and creating positive ener- gy for the girls. Athletic Director Ms. Wanda Mul- likin had the job of organizing all ath- letic events and being responsible for all teams and coaches. Ms. Mullikin had previously coached softball and found her position this year excit- ing. She commented on the goals and benefits of athletics to the girlsp Stu- dents become better academically through applying the disci line they learn in s orts toward academics. All-in-all, the coaches of the 1987- 88 school year created an outstanding force of superiority at St. Joseph as they led all teams to strive their har- dest and achieve victory. The spirit and strength of Animusannu was greatly promoted by the efforts of the coaches. Athletic Director Ms. Wanda Mullikin and Roger Goodwin prepare for an intense volleyball game. 111

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GAA Board Livens Student Activities LAKEWOOD-The Girls' Athletic As- sociation at St. Joseph this year ful- filled its purpose of promoting school spirit and unity, through the presen- tation and coordination of many dif- ferent events. GAA included all mem- bers of athletic teams and Cheer, Song and Drill squads plus anyone who wanted to actively participate in the promotion of spirit by supporting any members of this group. President Pam Jones achieved many of the goals which she and her board set for the improvement of GAA. One goal in particular was to make the entire student body, regardless of ex- tra-curricular activities, feel a part of spirit-oriented activities. The organization introduced many activities, some brand-new and some revived, to the students throughout the course of the year. The most suc- cessful events included the Tuesday Taco Sales, the Paper Drive, the Fa- therfDaughter Dance, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. All were executed by the GAA board and the moderator Mrs. Mar aret Bos. The events of the Girls' Athdetic Association contribut- ed greatly to the spirit and livelihood of the school year. Pamela jones, GAA President for 1987-1988, sports a 'post position on the Varsity Basketball team. 110 Kate Hertzog, Jeni DeYoung, Edie Alonzo, and Pam jones contribute to the success on the weekly paper drive which is sponsored by GAA. The GAA Board of 1987-88 includes: fback rowj Artemisa jaso, Kate Hertzog, Pa jones, fmiddle rowj jennifer DiTolla, Michelle Ourique, Andrea Lopiccolo, Angi Lomonaco, ffront rowj Chantelle Van der Hoelc, Renee DeDen, jeni DeYoung, an Edie Alonzo.

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