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

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l E E 'E , During Homecoming Interviews, Marc Pickett complies to the girls'requests that he sing SIHSS alma mater even though he only knows the high notes. Bonnie Um escorts Homecoming King finalist Sal Perez as he is presented to the cheering crowd during half-time. Paul Martella receives huge applause from the girls of 5.1. H.5. for the delivery of his humorous speech. Sean Kelly prepares to have a seat and face the onslaught of questions of the SIHS Student Council members at Homecoming Interviews. King For A Day And the winner is Bang! Wake up Bennet! He groggily awoke, rubbing his eyes with a smile on his face. He was day- dreaming about the upcoming week, anticipating its activities and his chance of being chosen Home- coming King. Thoughts of inter- views, rallies and expectations of a basketball win over Crespi was re- placed by confusion over parabo- las. The rallies, game and Boat Float would have to wait for later. The Homecoming King inter- views brought both excitement and nervousness. If you were chosen as a 1988 calendar man, what month would you be most suited for and why? was a typical ques- tion asked of the nominees. Through their speeches at SJHS, the nominees also hoped to gain votes from sisters, friends, and friends-of-friends at their sister school. At the game spirited SIB and SJHS students filled the gym ask- ing themselves two questions, Will Bosco defeat their rival Cre- spi? And who will be the Home- coming King? The game was filled with riveting action as Bosco maintained a narrow lead over Cre- spi at half-time. When play was re- sumed, Marc Pickett was crowned King for a Day and the game ended with Bosco's victory over Crespi by a mere two points. The crowning glory to Basket- ball Homecoming week was the ro- mantic Boat Float dance. Many couples danced into the night and thereby ended their exciting week. Basketball Homecoming enhanced the spirit of the year by once again centering on the friendship be- tween SJB and SIHS. The hilarious activities and zany atmosphere of the week were an integral part of Homecoming spirit and annimu- sannuf' Activities And Organizations 67

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:X-F-if . Sewers Qi S ki X. So' - ,. , .eige- '31 X. . R 9+ N X :YW A 9 'jigs N X W 3 C KEN Sm s qguf 1. Enthusiastic Spanish Club members, Christine Alzona and Imelda Nudas, enable students to satisfy their sweet tooths as they sell suckers at join-A-Club Day. 2. Senior board member, Terry McCleary, supports Student Council as she works her shift at the weekly pizza sales. 3. Volunteer Louie Moons verifies that the winner has a valid bingo. 4. Monique johnson smiles with relief as she sells her last chocolate santa to Carrie Purzyclci. Fundraisers 69