Mount Miguel High School - Mil Memorias Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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,414 gb: HS. 1 1 . .-A-ni x 1-an-... 1 zgydya, V .1 -.V ,,i,,,:..t.,,ik , , . . Q., l ' - . iq is K , al I Q: , ii .fl 4 J as KW 'V ' F, , t 'wif I' 'M ijt? ' 4 in 'J' ,Q ,fp . 1 H ,. .'fJ., Mfxn ' ' --,, - ', . ,.-. -af .f 4 4 .a.,, My .. , R . -, .K ,153-V,,, x ?p,,.qfM,,n'2.,,. . V xt - .X ri.. f ,,,, ' .s,,1,. may FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS- lody Cor- dova, Marie Melville, Tina West, Robin Ellis, Kris Clark, Diana Listander, Valerie Lynch. Frosh Cheer Creates Super PaZazz Mt. Miguel's frosh pepsters participated in the pep assembly last October, beginning a year of spirit-filled cheerleading. After weeks of preparation with Mrs. Barbara Hamilton in charge, lody Cordova, one of the seven girls, was chosen head pepster. A new and different change this year was the idea of cheering during baseball season. fCenter Left! Diana Listander participates in one of the cheers during a freshman bas- lgetball gameffCen!er Rightj Valerie Lynch actively shows us one of the cheers during fourth period in the quad. flefti Freshman Cheerleaders pose in formation at the end of a game on the field.

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- .V. Cheer illustrates Enthusiasm l.V. Cheer was right in there this year practicing every afternoon and actively appearing every Friday installing pride and enthusiasm to spectators. The girls were as much a comfort to the team players as they were a promoter and reflector of spirit to Mt. Miguel's sports fans. There aren't many who devote so much of their spare time to a school service. ilk. fTop Rightj l.V. Cheerleaders pose in one of their many formations. Mbove? Head Cheer- leader Norm Urchurtu enthusiastically cheers for team. KCenterl Cathy Spencer tells us to watch the game. 1Far Right? Cheryl Connolly puts it all into a cheer. fBelowJ Adeleha Do- mingo shows spirit. fBottom Right! Rani Rib- by and lan Bailey hope for victory at a bas- ketball game.

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A- 1 ,K 652 P- E' ,C , I kk A A F Q R s A f Y 1 V. 4 A 3 JOHN SlSCON IOE LUKACIK Vice - President President E .Tl ANNA GARCIA Secretary A.S.B. Supports, Promotes Student Activity A.S.B. leadership was not in short supply this year. Its officers, commissioners, and a commission class all worked together for constructive gains at Mount Miguel. President joe Lukacik served as chairman of a district-wide Executive Council meeting on Wednesday nights with representatives from all eight schools to explore common needs. Except for modifications to fit student needs, A.S.B. patterns itself after the federal form of government. Veep john Siscon presided over Student Council to handle legislative matters, making decisions of concern to the entire student body. All this action was under the guidance of Advisor Max Keyte, who this year completed four years of service in this role. ELLA GRAVES - Comm. of Concessions ...gms 4, ANITA BREWSTER - Comm. ofFinance MARK PRICE - Commissioner of Athletics 4 mi A PATRICE RICHARDSON - Commissioner of Elections