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

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3?- ampus inistry 1. Mona Morales, Elizabeth Morris, jesslene Tomayo, Andrea Steers, Erin Rybak, and Monique Morales work diligently to finish a cre- ative poster for the Advent Mass. 2. Ms. AverilL Campus Ministry teacher, contributes life to the class through her spirited gestures and expressions. 3. There is a very serious side to Campus Ministry seen by Maria Villegas as the class listens attentively to the notes given. Campus Ministry: Alive With Spirit Campus Ministry was a semester class that planned all St. Joseph Masses and weekly liturgies. They also provided strength in the students' spiritual life. Ms. Averill was the dedicated Campus Ministry teacher who did so much for the school to strengthen faith. She planned food drives, unity nights, retreats, and many other service projects. During a semester Campus Ministry class students learned the order and meaning of everything in the Mass. They also learned all rites and sacraments min- istered in the Catholic faith. The Campus Ministry class then applied all they had learned to plan the St. Joseph liturgies. They tried to create an atmosphere that was spiritually uplifting and appropriate to each Mass. Their goal was for the St. joseph community to feel closer to each other and to God. 65

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CSAC: The Spirit of Service CSAC, the Christian Social Action Club, ser- viced many projects for the needy in the commu- nity. They were an on campus club which met frequently to discuss their service project plans. Their organization was characterized by the de- sire to understand others as well as to help others in a Christian manner. There were many service projects to which CSAC contributes much time. The most impor- tant service projects are the Blood Drives held in December and in April. These drives asked the St. Joseph community to give blood for those in need of blood transfusions. Another project was the Food Drive held in November which helped those in need of food for the holidays. In addi- tion, the Christmas Fair, car wash, and Easter cards were also fundraisers which gave service to the community. The leaders of CSAC were Presi- dent,Christy Sangriag Vice President,Jessline Ta- mayog Secretary,Anriette Agatong Treasurer,An- nie Laog and Public Relations,Marivic Solis. They were very proud to have a club which gives so much time in an effort to keep Christianity or Christian values alive, ww- CSAC 1 Annie Lao a member of CSAC sells carnations at the Christmas Farr to raise funds for one of their many service projects 2 The Service Club includes ffront rowj Vicky Gomez Wilma Uretta Dmah Martinez Anna Sampang jesslme Tamayo joanna Pleto Marcella Mejra Michelle Santos Liza Adriatico Mariles Paracha Sandy Galvez lmzddle rowj julie Abutal jojr Ururco Annette Agaton Christine Alzona, Cecilia Orayani, Christy Sangria, Michelle Uyan, Elizabeth Morris, Marissa Padilla, Vivica Ortiz, Raquel Lee fback rowj jennifer Sandoval, jennifer Tayag, Stella Santos, Annie Lao, jacqueline Reyes, Imelda Nudas, Marivic Solis, Geraldine Fernando, josefina Alonso, Aileen Reyes, Lilian Asperin, Vivian Asperin, Karen Osteria, Kimberlee Reyes.

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asketball Homecoming ., 3 1 V 'lf gk LM The 1988 semi-finalists for Basketball Homecoming are: ftop rowj Sean Kelly, fmiddle rowj Sal Perez, Anthonj Montero, Paul Martella, fbottom rowj Brian Hirsch, Marc Pickett, Paul Kunkel, and jeff Schulte. 5 Q K t 1 1. Ms. Dee Dee Mendoza entertains Anthony Montero, Paul Martella, and Sal Perez as they 'N Q anxiously await their interviews. - 2, Paul Kunkel expresses his excitement as a candidate by portraying a cheerleader at the rally. K s 66 Activities And Organizations