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

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Ion Skoglund John Sleeman Darren Smith Roger Smith Dawn Soidwisch Kama Sooy Joni Soracco John Sotoodeh Toni Sowell Peter Stapes Mary Stasi Richard Steele Tanya Stephen Lance Stevens Arvind Suthar Lori Taylor Michelle Taylor Vien Thai Eric Thiel Natasha Thomas Tracy Thompson Stacey Thorstienson Wilson Todd Mark Tomishima Jason Townsend Corey Tracy Loan Tran Thui Tran Trieu Tran Michael Trautman Donna Tudelle Patricia Trujillo Mercy Trujillo Queen Udofia I-atisha Vargas Renee Vargas Gloria Vasquez Mark Veloz Derek Venema Jennifer Videll Renee Vierra Gretchen Vieweg c---------------- People [162 ,

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Rodrigues, Nelson Roetman, Michelle Rojas, Regina Rolike, Leila Rolling, Jason Roman. Rob Rose, Carl Rose, Ken Ross, Mark Rossi, Melinda Roush, Garrets Rowan, Julie Rubino, Mike Rupprecht, Katie Sabatino, Jodi Sabatte, Sandy Sanchez. Cheryl Sanchez, Don Sanchez, Gina Sand, Mark Santini, Richard Savage, Kevin Schiffbauer, Mike Schmidt, Chris Schrenghost, Chris Schroer, Jason Schwarz, William Scoma, Julie Sell, Linda Sevcik, Lisa Scharrot, Tiffany Sheehy, Michelle Shergill, Rashbir Shipp, Jeana Shoji, Doug Shukla, Shipra Shumway, Don Sickmiller, Jason Sigler, Eric Simpson, Grant Singer, Sam Singh, Salender • 161

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Punching the keys. Jodie Hemmig entered the date. Work- ing with computers is exciting, and word processors will always be needed in the future, sho stated. Because of her exper- ience In CCOC she has learned to han- dle the business world. Photo by Erin Powoll. ]Vlanaging life as a student, word processor, and soccer goal can be trying but Jo- die Hemmig knows how to . . . HANDLE IT ALL acrifices in one's social life have to be made. Jodie is the type of per- son that wants to do it all. She is an easily motivated person. Not knowing what she wanted the fu- ture to bring her, Jodie decided to attend Central County Occupa- tional Center (CCOC). At CCOC she was taught many skills on the computer such as data entry, and word processing. These newly learned skills en- abled her to get a job at Thrift Data Services Inc., where she enters business companys’ data into the computer. She has been working there for nearly a year. When asked what she would like to do in the future she stated, I would like to keep working with computers and I am hoping to get a job with United Airlines or IBM in the fu- ture. Jodie is also planning to be a full time student at West Valley Junior College. Going to school and working is not enough to keep her satisfied. Jodie has been playing soccer for eight years. She first became in- terested in soccer when she used to watch her older brother play. When asked why she decided to play soccer she simply stated, soccer is the best sport around. Originally she was playing for Blossom Valley Soccer Club (BVSC), but is currently playing for San Jose Girls Club. Three days a week Jodie will go jogging and practice her soccer tech- niques. She is planning to play soccer for at least two more years. During her soccer career, Jodie has competed in three regional championship tournaments. Her team Bad News did not have the season they were hoping for, but her sportmanship throughout the season was admirable. She makes each game exciting and fun to play,” stated Annemarie Mathews, a teammate. By Erin Powell. Seniors 163