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X1 Home Economics Club The purpose of this club is to allow Bishop Amat students to become aware of the various areas of Home Economics. The club's activities consist of field trips, pre- paring meals of other countries and volun- tary services. Their clubs officers and their moderator are: moderator, Mrs. Hughes, president, Barbara Corrigan, vice-president, Sue Caporali, secretary, Laura Maciasg and trea- surer, Michelle Ferrel. Ph f 11 Clsbogmp y The Photography Club is new on campus this year. Its aims are to encour- age students to further their knowledge of photog- raphy. Their officers and their moderator are: president, Bill Mayes, secretary, Lisa Breedeng treasurer, Rich- ard Ouirk, moderator, Mr. Montgomery.
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Pep Club Promoting school spirit is one of the major purposes and goals of Pep Club. Along with this endeaver is the pro- motion of service and leadership, as well as a chance to improve rela- tionships with Amat stu- dents. Some of the club's major activities, besides having cheering sec- tions at the games, include: a twilight retreat, Skid Flow serv- ice project, a snow trip, a world record breaking event, picnics, and a closing banquet. The officers are: pres- ident, Gary Velsco, vice- president, Pete Posto- voit, secretaryftrea- surer, Tina Flobie, mar- shall Nancy Rodriguez. The moderator Nlr. Wag- ner. Ski Club The Ski Club, a new club on campus, hopes to teach its members the various techniques of skiing. There are a num- ber of instructors who are willing to help those who are beginning to ski. The officers are: pres- ident, Gus Aguilar, trea- surer, Debbie Eiman, secretary, Lisa Ledesmap and vice-pres- ident, Dan Barthelemy. The moderator is Mr. Schaumleffel. 150
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NHS and NIHS For membership in either the National Honor Society or the National Junior Honor Society, a student must maintain a B average and have moderator approved activities. Freshmen and sophomores may become members of the NJHS. Seniors who have maintained membership for six semesters, including one semester of their senior year, receive the NHS Certifi- cate andthe Honor Cord at graduation. The officers of the NHS and their modera- tor are: moderator, Sister Jane, president, Mike Helman, vice-president, Teresa Velascog secretaryftreasurer, Mary Mattis. The officers of the NJHS and their moder- , ator are: moderator, ,Sister Janep president, Vivian Mendoza, secretaryftreasurer, Judy Roseau: vice-president, Tina Robie. 152
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