Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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 l S-A 1 i Cy - ( Jt K U S J r M ci . VjJ oi 0. vxo 1 vn uxAX u cIl a. H oJc cLk£ Y A. {jr 1r« Q , , j-- «v r rt J)-i a t- r n i i J J l .«vi a J L » i a . » S a , Lj- oaa cOvjx. C1 LvX- W ' o-M—i-JL, tCvt o 0 4 V £ A TFT IT AGAIN. Ojk- d 0 lWuL T c2. (j rrvA MJi clj rXjyy Annette White and Jana Esters practic the f I song I Left My Heart in San Francisco. V V JlJLcl » aj»txa-A . TA$ jax . Songs were repeated until perfected in Miss 2vxACxJc Cxxjkj . 1 oJ—V i Shea's fifth penod class. Photo by Bill Olivor. () . . ------------------------------------------- XU. bkiL Ay ------------- T . Hitting A High NOTE k-- - kYvji te. 4 I «CiTo-M. o cL. . i jeA4 o- PRACTICE FOR SPRING. Miss Shea conducts the song Sanctus to her Choir class. This is one of the many songs that will be included in their Spring concert. Photo by Bill Olivor. CHOIR. FRONT ROW: Ms. Shea. Deborah Braun- stem. Shipra Shukla. Yolanda Wigham, Lily Nguyen. Michele Sheehy. Diane Hill, Shel- ley Daniels. SECOND ROW: Kelley Miller. Shawn Roes. Raina Whitlock. Jana Esters. Trang Dad. Stacie Amidon. THIRD ROW: Regina Rojas. Jamie Lipman. Annette White. Kim Love, June Honma, Gina Lovoi. Irene Alants. Jamie Reloba. FOURTH ROW: Mercy Trujillo. Jennie Chen. Tina Morton. Teresa Berger. Lisa Watts. Melinda Boyles. Lassette Rotas. NOT PICTURED: Jenni Ha liasz. Photo by Horil Jones. any students took advan- Mtage of choir, which was offered for the first time. Under the leadership of Cecile Shea, students learned many new things concerning music and singing. Anyone can sing, but Shea explained singing incorrectly can develop vocal nodes which may ruin one's voice. Students are taught cor- rect posture and proper breathing techniques to avoid the problem. Students learn a variety of music in- cluding Classical, Renaissance, Ba- roque, and Modem. The choir put on a winter and a spring concert and attended the solo and ensemble festi- val at San lose State. Shea has bigger and better plans for next year. She would like to have both a mixed choir and girls' choir as well as a music appreciation class. Shea plans to tour next year singing in other states. Her major goal is to tour Australia the year after next. When asked what she thought of the class, Shawn Ross replied, When you think of choir, you think easy 'A', but we have to work very hard. Although choir has had to dedicate themselves to their work, both Shea and the students seemed to have enjoyed themselves. Shea stated in a letter to her students, I thank God for the dedication of each and every one of you and for the way you constantly brighten up what would otherwise be dismal days. By Bill Oliver. Dance Team Choir TTT

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 THE DANCE TEAM. FRONT ROW: 1-ara Iwosaki. Aimee Gkj- liotti. SECOND ROW: Tracy Franklin. April Nishimoio. Serena Shnayer. THIRD ROW: Cara Whit. Annette White, Julie Rowan, Christina Flechor. Photo by HeHl Jones. STEP he dance team was started last year by Juliann Wood- ward and Laurie Vene- chanos with a lot of help from drama teacher Mr. Reed. At the end of last year Juliann and Laurie graduated, but every once in a while Juliann came back to check on the team. School and part-time jobs took their toll because the team de- creased from twenty-seven members to nine. Lance Pardue stated after the Vari- ety Show, I'll bet it takes a long time to get something like the dance team started with all the organization that has to take place. I really like them.” Santa Teresa's first Dance Team has made it through a full year and looks as though it's going to stay. By Mike McMahon. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Tracy Franklin prepares for the Martin Lu- ther King rally. Tracy’s lip-sync with the B- flats” and the Black Student Union's perfor- mance successfully ended basketball home- coming. Photo by Bill Oliver. fjaxuzdtions I ] -26 . BEYOND

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LEADING The Way For Others I „ he Future Business Lead- j I ers of America created a i I new image on campus. To | start with, they decided to get more members involved. At Club Day, returning FBLA members sold pizza to encourage member- ship. The event was successful, and by November the club had more than twice as many members as they had in previous years. With the help of adviser Ella Bry- ant, the club was organized and the officers were elected. The officers in- cluded returning President Shelley Woods, Vice President Janet Wang, Secretary Helen Chiang, Treasurer June Honma, Reporter Kalinda Ukanwa, Parliamentarian Lelisa Wolters and Fundraiser Chairman Jon Fernandez-Calub. The biggest addition to the club this year was FBLA's Christmas for the Homeless. The project was cre- ated by Shelley Woods with the help of Mrs. Bryant, although every mem- ber put in much time and effort. Fly- ers and posters were displayed around campus, speeches were giv- en in the social studies classes, and donations were collected and taken to the homeless. The club collected clothes, canned food, and toys from students Keeping Track. Treasurer June Honma re- cords the dues that were collected at a FBLA meeting. Because FBLA is a business club, records of all transactions are important. The responsibility ol being treasurer is good experience for me and I enjoy it. ex- plained June. Photo by Terri Lin. and faculty. All of the donations were taken to a housing consortium that provided temporary shelter for the homeless. Mrs. Bryant commented, I was really impressed with the par- ticipation of the entire student body. We had over tv o truckloads of dona- tions.” Other activities planned in FBLA were the Section and State Business Competitions. The members were very enthusiastic about the changes and additions to the club this year. I think it's important for a club to serve the community, stated Terri Lin. Next year, the club plans to continue leading the way in community ser- vice and business success. By Shel- ley Woods and Terri Lin. Tho Loaders. Front row: Shim Patel, Robert Woo, Vi Truong. Frank Second row: Lor: Tabuchi. Kris Vine. Ta- sha Chao, Carolyn Coo- per, Beth Allen, Tanya Pine, Janet Wang. Chrissy Rushmeyer. Helen Chiang, Tern Lin. June Honma, Mi- chelle Buterbaugh. An- gela Gueco, Third row: Michelle Severs. Advisor Mrs. Bryant. Melanie Wolters, Ka- linda Ukanwa. Manna Guiterrez. Jon Feman- dez-Calub. Not pic- tured — Shelley Woods. Lelisa Wolters. Photo by Shelley Woods. r Organizations I ] [2i L