St Bernard High School - Voyager Yearbook (Playa Del Rey, CA)

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io. I e S3715 Skzdenle Wwe St. Bernard High School students not only work hard at school but also at their after schoo and weekend jobs. A large percentage of St. Bert nard students, mainly juniors and seniors, hold z job of some sort. This signifies that students arc taking responsibility on their jobs and they help pay for those extra added expenses tha' teenagers cause upon their parents. We have a variety of workers We have yogurt, cookie, hot dog, clothing salespeople, anc cashiers at SBHS. St. Bernard gives the working Vikings a thumbs up. 64 ACTIVITIES 1. Carlo Colon serves up hot an fresh pizza at Ardella's in Fox Hili Mall with a smile, 2. Mark Hlauac is one of the few sei vice station attendents who still serv the public. 3. Fernando Garcia and Todd Yeror dopolous, a team when serving customer. 4. Ken Mickelsen plays with the cas register during the slow periods c Emerson Pharmacy. 5. Who makes the cards at Emerso Pharmacy look so good? Lynn Baggg of course. I l 5 l

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7 76-zu' This year the Junior Ring Ceremony was a wonderful success as it is every year. The Junoir Ring Ceremony is the event when the junior class rings was a unified body. The ring ceremony allows the junior class to come together and to think about what their class signifies. The responsiblities of the near and dis- tant future andthe important decisions they will have to make at this point in their lives. St. Ber- nard feels that the juniors are in the right direc- tion. So they will be able to look back at this point in their lives and have no regrets. 1. Fr, Kidney prepares the altar for mass during the ring ceremony. 2. Bonnie Jones gives a speech of inspiration to the future seniors. 3. Ken Olsen receiving communion. 4. Heidi Hickman , Ken Gomez, and Sheila Briody prepare the rings for distribution. 5, Maureen Montero is being congratulated by Fr. Kidney. 6. Junior, Adeise Brown, exchanging a couple words with Fr. Kidney when she receives her ring. ACTIVITIES 63

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'- ww 1 ., figs, - Lynn Bagge, Kimberly Berry, Brooke Blackwell, Dria Bowler, Mary Callahan, Sandra Castro, Tami Cooper, Zuleika Coronado, Claudia Covarrubias, Robin Cowley, Kacey Eltiste, Heather Gaspari, Carey Gentry, Jen- nifer Glaza, Mia Gordon, Loisa Guerrero, Shannon Henry, T hersa Hentschell, Denise Hilfer, Tamekia Houston, Trarina Jermone, Carolyne Johnson, Dina Johnson, Azizi Jones, Allison Joseph, Kim Kagawa, Tonia Kennedy, Heather Lundell, Alicia Martinez, Alicia Moody, Tania Morin, Latoya Morris, April Newman, Tricia Quinn, Monica Readus, Tamekia Saffold, Jennifer Sanderson, Tricia Smith, Wanda Smoot, Lisa Spiuack, Gina Sortino, Karen Sortino, Kaykio Spaulding, Christine Trainer, Marie Trainer, Dehri Watts, Nikki White, Maricella Zarate. A Q! it as ,QA-,G K AYVA- lfiaili, 1 .rl - X ,1 UI ,fx W ith the blowing of a whistle, you can always bet that our drill team will be at attention. The drill team's military style performance shows the discipline and organization achieved over the course of the year. The drill team has shown lots of im- provement under the advisement of their new modertor: Ms. Sandy Stewart. Good luck drill team and keep up the hard work! A E N H I .N Y f 1' , f I' Artwork By Linda Mondragon .VKX 1. Karen Holm and Karla Anderson 2. Linda Mon- dragon 3. JV CHEER 4. Just Practicing 5, Yeh! said the Pep Squads. 6. Pep Squads cheer on the Halloween Rally 16A