John F Kennedy High School - Reflections Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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I82 CSF They're A Grade A Group J H, ,,,,,,,, ,, , .. 4 J 5 W N f - ' California Scholarship Federation members are students who maintain excellent academic standards. Under supervision of Mrs. Pisano and Mr. Alei, these students kept busy raising funds and planning their annual excursion to one of California's many beautiful college campuses. This year they visited Stanford University. The end of the year was highlighted by the Sealbearer's Banquet, honoring all the outstanding seniors. wifi, . . W ,, f .,.......,,.. , V- M, WMM.. .... , s ,,,,,,,,,, if , ...... .. ., Meir, may .... ..,. qw: .ww I wt , ...mm .... A , ,,-.. ,,.. , ,- Row I: Mrs. Pisano, Norbert Gee, Stacy Dunbar, Salina Wong. Sharon Takeda, Elizabeth Wee, Carla Yakabe, Roseline Chen, Bonnie Chun, Rachelle Raymond, Michael Fong, Ronald Chong, Maxwell Fung, Jimmy Lee, John Chu, Philbert Chun, Clark Watanabe, Barbara Shih. Row ll: Amy Chan, Kirsten Tanaka, Cheryl Fong, Theresa Chiu, Michael Hing, Fay Chan, Tracy Suter, Janice Yee, Alan Chan, Achal Goswami, Michael Lai, Brian Jan, Robert Hrabak. Andrew Nakao, Kevin Lew. Row Ill: Christine Fong, Lael Caplan, Kristin Longaker. Lynn Johnson, Becky Albiani, Kim Pell, Sharon Kinikin, Cheryl Smith, Christina Milkey, Pam Karlovich, Edmund Gee. Richard Schachti. Danny Yamada. Row IV: Becky Slipe, Adam Flatt, Steve Whitney, Wayland Wong. Robert Tang, Gary Amaro, Patrick Lin, Jim Slipe, John Spottiswood, Scott Smith, Randall Hom, Steve Chan.

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They Program The Right Stuff With the arrival of technology came JFK's own Computer Science Club. They began the year with their first of many Computer League Competitions. Out of a total score of 60 points, the club gained 50 points. Mrs. Steinberg acclaims that this club is doing 'very good'. At the end of the year all points acquired were totaled and awards were given out. The money earned from the MSM sales was used for the Christmas party and the trip to Hewlett Packard. Row I: Oscar Estrella, Patrick Wong, Lilly Chang, Shirley Chan, Richard Johnson. Corey Arnold, Mike Vaughn. Row ll. Michael Fong, Kevin Lew. Row Ill. Alice Yee, Jimmy Lee, Michael Hom, Martin Casillas, Juanita Yee, Debora Lim. Row IV: Robert Tang, Andy Striemer, Lawrence Tom, Steve Whitney, Todd Umeda, Robert Chan. Computer Science Club ISI

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MESA Doesn't iss A Thin W ,...,u.n-dll' ,W M.E.S.A. is an organization designed to aid minority students in the fields of math, engineering, and science. Another of M.E.S.A.'s goals is to foster student interest in these areas. To aid its members in their studies tutoring services were provided on a daily basis. The M.E.S.A. program also awards scholarships to its graduating members. The M.E.S.A. program doesn't miss a thing! Row If Martin Casillas, Steve Casey, Pamela Moore, Alisa Greene, Jerome Moore, Robyn Nance, Jan Greene, Gwyn Murray, Wendy Hooper, Shawn Gavin. Row ll: Ruth Lark, Theresa Vunque, Zenaida Oriel, Noel Lanoza, Yvette Craig, Donyell Floyd, David Cross, James Martin, Theresa Brooks, Charissa Mitchell, Kelli Jones, Staci Syas, Santoya Brooks, Marvin Mitchell Jr., Michael Deon, Ramona Henry. Row Ill: Ralph Rodreguez, Jackie Kindall, Lisa Coleman, Tryna Woods, Renee Lee, Kellee Callahan, Bridgetts Bostick, Dorothy Thompson, La Shun Nash, Philomel Pena, Karla Coleman, Joe Russell, Chariot Hill, Herb Murray. Row IV: Ronda Weathersby, Doris Brengettsey, Ladonna Green, Jennifer Ross, Caulgen Smith, Jill Arnold, Debbie Cooke, Debbie White, Christy Batts, Kasey Statum. Dana McNeal, Oscar Estrella, Kev Thompson, Dan Leon, Brad Mack. Row V: Michelle Hesse, Shalon Blackman, Ramesi Bridgewater. Stephanie Brown, Anthony Daniels, Sheila Oliver, Greg LeMond, Todd Umeda, Paul Freeman, Arron Torres, Ralph Rivera, David Simons, Alfie Ghosta, Gwendolyn McClain, Cheryl Blanchette, Kathy Seabron, Noel Moore. M.E.S.A. IS3