Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Science Club members display their new club sweatshirts: TOP ROW: Maribel Venzor, Laura Marquez, Christina Reynosa, Melody Gennett, Pam Franklin, Suzette Lozano, Michelle Resendez, Leesa Hernandez, Ann Schroeder, Monica Mar- quez, Diana Zamora, Margot Delgado, Rebecca Gomez, Isabel Covarrubias, Penny Blalack, An- na Bernal, Vanessa Nunez, Mr. Townsend, Andy Porter. BOT- TOM ROW: Adrian Garcia, Kathy Ruiz, Dawn Fritzinger, Tanya Willing, Maria Sanchez, Viken Watkins, Loretta Gleitz, and Cynthia Reyna. Spirit ir C 'Math Club y President-Diana Kruger V P.-Br1dgetBrandes Secretary-AnnaiNotzon Treasurer--Beth Brandes y T H yBoosteriC1ub, C R President-Annie Rodriguez rV4P4--Frieda Hornsby y Secretary+- Lorraine Cirlos u C Treasurerf-Kris Heard, C i LeahGa11 TsChoepe Historian-Mari,Garcia, T Carolynsflantu C C f 5CiEnce Club yr Presidente-4Leesa Hernandez V.P.+Penny Blalack i Secretary--Suzette Lozano f Michelle Resendez Treasurer--Mary Martinez Historian- Isabel C C H H Covarrubias C C Booster Club officers, LeahGail Tschoep and Frieda Hornsby take a break after a their hard work.

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Editor: Maureen Kelly Associate Editors: Diana Kruger Karen Sablik NEWSPAPER Meihla Petroff Staff: Dee Dee Belmares Pat Harford Frances Kuntz lean Mauriello Irma May Frances Trevino LITERARY MAGAZINE Norma Ayala Maureen Kelly Shannon Iehling Dee Dee Belmares Frances Trevino Helen Casillas Christine Cruz Raquel Ugalde Sharon Cundiff A4 Maureen Kelly supervises one of the popular Lit. Mag. bake sales. Notice Edith Flores reaching for the brownies before they're gone, A Meilha Petroff, DeeDee Belmares, and Maureen Kelly share layout chores. 4 jen Guelich, Monica Hoog, and Belinda Cattarusa celebrate completing an early deadline for the yearbook.

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he Science Club, Booster Club, Math' Club have come a long y, as the officers put forth a lot effort to make their clubs suc- sful. Leesa Hernandez, Presi- t of the Science Club, agrees, uch of my time is spent organiz- for club meetings but it's finitely worth it. The Science b has mainly been concerned .th helping out in the eighth de and high school science con- ts and planning their camping p to Lost Maples. The Math Club has also been rking toward successful grade ool and high school contests in e Math Department. The club is ponsible for supplying math tors and choosing members for u Alpha Theta, a national Math nor Society. President Diana I 'uger admits As the contests get oser, the work piles on , . . but my 'ce President is always a BIG lp. Sometimes things can get a xtle hectic but it's worth it after ou see the results. The Booster Club is constantly ept busy as they support the .hletic events and promote school Jirit. They are busy working on IE athletic banquet, which honors ach athlete. They are also busy 'ith the events for I.W. Day. These three clubs with coopera- on, participation, and organiza- on have reached something uni- ue and special. Each member is a art of something they enjoy do- ug, whether it be educational or lst plain fun!