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

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Angela Monteverde Angelica Mora r Angela Morales Amy Morgan Monica Morrissey lsis Much o w 2 5 Cindy Navarro Tiffany Nelson Alma Nunez jennifer Nuttall Karen Osteria jennifer Ourique M F During Freshman initiation, Emily Hymas dresses up like a flower child. 132 Freshmen Denise Padilla Anjanette Palanca Barbara Parga Debora Parga Kimberly Parker Alyssa Pasquin elli Linda Patrick Anna Lee Paulo Karina Perera Adriana Perez Wag! ., ,gr A an

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I S .W Gabriela Macias Priscilla Magallanes Michelle Mahoney Maite Maisterrena Taeao Malala Ingrid Mariano Michelle Marshall Melanie Marshman Kathleen Marlin Sheree Marlin Andria Martinez Brenda Martinez Lisa Martinez Kelsey Mazzocco Marlene McCollim Denise McFarland Marian Medina Melissa Meza Gisella Millikan Marcella Millilran Alyda Mir Freshmen Unite Not only are the freshmen energetic, but also are a united group of students. Being the new kids on the St. Joseph campus, they have learned to come together to show their class unity and spirit. Throughout the year, many activities were planned to help the freshmen get to know themselves, other students, and God. The biggest of these activities planned by students and teachers was the Freshmen Unity Night. The evening was filled with sessions including Ice Breakers and group talks that intro- duced the members of the class to one another. When the Freshmen Section Representatives were asked what they learned at the Unity Night they responded, lt was not difficult to meet people . Throughout the 1987-88 school year the Freshmen Class had many opportunities to become more aware of the St. Joseph community as well as oppor- tunities to make the year live . Ice Breakers gave freshmen Alicia Salazar, Sherill Ste- vens and Marina Sugar a chance to meet other freshmen. Freshmen 131

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Kathryn Perez Jeanette Pletka Patricia Powers Cecilia Prisk Relynn Purugganan Melissa Remiclc Virginia Ren teria Heather Reyes joan Reyes Kimberlee Reyes Dear Bertha It s my frrst week at St Joseph I-Irgh and every thlng IS so new I ve fmally found out why peo ple dread belng a freshman The upperclassmen won t g1V6 freshman any respect I was stand1ng rn lme for the vendlng machlne and a semor cut rrght 1n front of me She d1dnt even care that I was there I mrght as well have been 1nv1s1ble I about The Unwrxtten Rule I shrugged my shoulders and left My classes have been challenglng Sometrmes I get confused when It comes to the drfferent rooms On my flrst day I sat through 20 mlnutes of Calculus when I should have been 1n Pre Algebra Needless to say I was embarrassed to reallze that I f1t the freshman stereotype In all the f1rst week of school has not only been fun but also qurte lnterestmg Ive met so many new frlends I just cant Walt for the years to come' Thanks for lrstemng Mlldred I I motioned in protest and she mumbled something ' I I Laura Reza Rhena Rizzo Amy Robinson Tania Rodina Nara Rodriguez Elvira Romuald Angeline Roy Caroline Sabol lngid Saena Freshmen jennifer Richard Patricia Richardson o Sonia Roveri 133