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

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CSP Meets Academic Standards CSF can foster qualities in a student, inspiring her to try hard and work for outstanding grades, stated Suzie johnson, President of the California Scholarship Federation on the St. Joseph campus. In addition, CSP provides its members with the oppurtunity to partici- pate in many service projects, including student tutor- ing, Open House, and the Cake Booth at the Carnival. This year's members of CSF enjoyed a certain status as a result of the efforts they expended toward academ- ics. Unlike other clubs, members did not merely sign up, but worked hard the entire semester to earn above average grades. At the end of the grading period, if they met the academic specifications set by the state of California, they were invited into the organization. Reaching this goal required extra effort and dedication toward academics. The ultimate status of Seal Bearer was given to those seniors who had belonged to the organization for at least four semesters, including one in their senior year. The CSF members livened the academic atmosphere at St. Joseph through their achievements and by their encouragement toward others to excel academically. s 1' an , Csr 3 i V Z if 1 g T fy. If a 3 ...N .K K H l .ii - a a ' ssss The dedicated CSF board members for the 1987-88. school year: Moderator Patricia Ponczocha, President Suzie johnson, Vice-President Andrea Webster, Secrel tary Cynthia Renaud and Treasurer Lucia Mireles fnot picturedj. 2 4 A , The California Scholarship Federation includes: ffirst ro wj Florizza Quilala, Tina Lee, jessica Sampat, Elaine Tordesillas, Marileth Pleto, lmee Nudas, Cecilia Orayani, Denise C astro, Brenda Moon Patricia Ryan, Katherine Muehlebach, Tricia Duncan, Theresa Lynch, josephina Alonso, Andrea Prislc, Brigitte Roy, Christina Saraceni, fsecond ruwj Venus Mikulich, Maria Ohenhaus, jani McCollim, Sonja Wassgren, Michelle Rivera, Roselle Factoran, julie Smack, jessica Szeibl, Heidi Hofmans, Liza Santos, Tami Wilson, Cynthia Herrera, Heather Larsen, Danielle King, Belzabe Hojorquez, Rala Karam, lthird rowj Elizabeth O'Donnell, Atim Ntuk, Cecilia Vasquez, Luz Gonzalez, Angelica Flores, Rosemarie Yongvanich, Susan Biller, Kelly Eyre, Marybeth Stuben, Karen Blac jojilynn Urquico, Imelda Nudas, Annette Agataq, Lilian Asperin, Vivian Asperin, lfourth rowj Soteria Roussos, Rosemarie Maldanado, Teresa Moreloek, Cinda Flynn, Diana Cardona, Susa Mescavage, Cherryl Nugas, Mary Maguire, Shannon Smith, Kristine Lee, Kate Hertzog, Edie Alonzo, Kim Arboit, Pam jones, Michele Santos, Melissa MerilL ffifth rowj Michele Panlilin, Mar Fajatin, Marissa Padilla, julie Yue, Marie Madariaga, Susie Meneses, Ann Marie johansen, Anna Aymso, Olga El-Bogdadi, Hathai Amphon, Anna Sampang, Christy Sangria, and Dionne Simmon 56 a

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Macbeth-A Success Story This year, St. John Bosco and St. Joseph combined ef- forts to produce one of Shake- speare's well-known plays. The cast and crew of Macbeth worked long hours and were well-received by their audi- ences each night. Andrea Alva and Leonard Ledesma played the lead roles and Mr. Bal- dwin directed. Their produc- tion made the faculty and stu- dents of both schools proud of their young actors and ac- tresses. 1. Andrea Alva stands next to Leonard Ledesma as he sits majestically on his newly acquired throne. 2. Andrea Alva studies her lines as she prepares for her role as Lady Macbeth. 3. The 1987-88 Drama Club includes: fback rowj co-moderator Miss McDermott, Andrea Prisk, Sandra Cornejo, Nancy Sigala, Michelle Heimbigner, Ingrid Mariano, Michelle MarshalL Nancy Mutz, Leslie Larson, co- moderator Miss Simons fmiddle rowj Gabriella Cuevas, Rachelle Guina, Yesenia Cesena ffront rowj Sandi Galvez, Andrea Alva, and Aimee Calvez. 55

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l P EYWANETTES 1. i it at - Q. . ,W , .ff ,,,f,,,, ,,V f , -A... a X5-...a 1. After working hard decorating the Rose Parade Float, members Maggie Rubio, Andrea Prisk, Barbara Roberts, Stephanie Gomez, and julie Tenaglia take a break on the bleachers outside of the Rose Bowl Stadium. 2. Board members: fclockwise from topj Susie Biller, Sgt. at Arms, Maggie Rubio, Historian, Sheila Davis, President, Noemi Donoso, Secretary, Anne Abuhakmeh, Treasurer, and Tricia Barlow, Vice-President fcenterj. 3. Keywanette Club members: tback rowj Moderator-Mrs. Stevens, Christina Sabol, Maggie Rubio, Rosemarie Yongvanich, Rita Conda, Carol Sabol, Brigitte Roy, Susie Biller, Rola Karam fmiddle rowj Sheila Davis, Laura Razo, Kathleen Stuffler, jennifer Simkins, Maile Maister- rena, Barbara Guerra, Naomi Guzman, Tricia Barlow ffront rowj Noemi Donoso, Anne Abuhakmeh, Amy Strong, Kristina Kakuk, julie Tenaglia. 7, f-' . ,, , V' , , - , ,f,a.wM- ,, , W, - if-9 M ,, ' , .W f 'K , Lf -I . J' w',e,.W t it W t1i,,,t' 'i . . if VVKI VV,kk l .NV V V . M , t. r Striving For A Better Community Keywanettes is a service organization affili- ated with Kiwanis International which con- sists of all-girl clubs throughout California, Nevada, and Hawaii. This past year the St. Joseph Keywanettes were involved in many service projects including the Special Olym- pics. For example, on September 5, the club assisted the Bellflower Kiwanis and St. John Bosco Key Club at the annual Bellflower Spe- cial Olympics. Next, during Bellflower's Liberty Week, the club's members were constantly busy. On the 30th of October they inflated balloons, worked backstage, and basically did anything else that needed to be done at the Miss Bell- flower Pageant. It was a memorable night for all the members as they cheered former Bell- flower High Key Club President, Sandy Tavi- son. On November 6 they helped the Bell- flower Kiwanis with their Spaghetti dinner and then turned around on November 7 to conduct a fundraiser of their own at the Liber- ty Day Carnival. According to Vice-President, Tricia Barlow, the most memorable event of the year was decorating the Rose Parade Float. The club worked long hours gluing flowers and filling water viles with ice cold water. Even though we finished the day tired, cold, and with glue in our hair and clothes we were all proud of our work and took pride in saying we helped. Activities And Organizations 57