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

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WINNIE-THE-POOH He's the one thats always been there, to catch the tears we cry, the one that cheers us up, and encourages us to try. He's the one we look to, when we need someone to care. With a great big hug he gets us through days, that we find hard to bear. I-Ie's the one that listens hard, to what we have to say. He loves us unconditionally, and gets us on our way. You know who he is, he's the only one, that could make us stand so tall, He'-5 Winnie-the-Pooh, and he represents the spirit in us all. -Tara Schumacher The Junior Board Meredith Voss, Heidi Hofmans, Heather Choppin, Christy Sterner, Cathy Sterner, Claudia Aguirre, Nikki Devereux, Dinah Martinez, Tina Lee, and Aimee Calvez give their support to their moderator, Mrs. Connell. jennifer Abad Anne Abuhakmeh julie Abutal Michelle Acuna Monica Adamc Annette Agaton Claudia Aguirre jennifer Allan Andrea Alva Christine Alzona Be.: Arte Vivian Arredondo 34 juniors

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POOHANNU The overwhelmlng flndlng 89 people to turn thelr class rlngs and ralslng enough gas money to get to school. concerns of the juniors including

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This year, the Junior Board was a combination of veterans and newcomers who helped lead the ju- nior class in it's first year as upperclassmen. The board began the year with tremendous en- thusiasm, which was evident in the beautiful ring ceremony they planned for the junior class. With the theme Stay Gold , the class demonstrated to many people its value and spirit. The board agreed that planning the ceremony was a difficult task, however, it was their greatest success. The enthusiasm and hard work of these ten girls didn't end after the ceremony. Led by dedicated president Heather Choppin, the board spent many hours planning successful activities, such as the junior Unity Night, the junior Retreat, and the ever-popular Christmas Dance, jingle-Bell Rock . According to Nikki Devereaux, the class' spirited vice-president, the big difference between this year's board and our past boards is that we estab- lished certain goals for ourselves to achieve. As upperclassmen, they looked forward to their senior year, and are aimed for their Senior Prom. When asked what she felt made this year's board different from those of the past, Junior section representative Cathy Sterner said that they were willing to take risks more than they had the past two years. The board was assisted during the year by their cheerful class moderator, Mrs. Connell. Always helpful, she chose to be moderator because of the tremendous spirit and unity of the junior Class. This enthusiasm was visible to everyone, The board agreed that they were a melting pot, because they were each different, but they were all working for one thing: the future success of the class of 1989! 1. Nikki Devereux cannot hide her excitement over a new idea. 2. Heather Choppin takes notes for the junior class during a student council meeting. Lilian Asperin Vivian Asperin Adriana Ayala Ximena Ayala Patricia Barlow Katheryn Barnes Melinda Bascos Agnes Bautista Dianne Behrendt Susie Billvr Diane Billimek juniors 35 Meighan Berberich