St Joseph Notre Dame High School - Reflections Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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he Strolling casually one sunny day from one campus to another are Freshmen Marni Buchanan, Hyun Chang and Adrienne Brooks. Graciela Jiminez and Monei Burkes don’t look too thrilled about facing another Monday and per- haps another test! Good friends helped make the first year of high school easier, just ask Frosh friends Antrice Minor and Cynthia Corsi. Jaspreet Sood Paul Souza Liz Tapado Eric Taylor Michelle Thomas Michele Tobias Mario Trevino Adrian Vega Marcus White-Kelley Nina Zamora Not pictured: Asumpta Costales Jerry Sikkora Reynolds-Zamora Freshman People SUS)

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Frosh Randy Campbell and Andy Curtin are ready to face the day, and their first semester ex- ams in January. “Ts it June yet?” asks Frosh Emily Nilsson, in December! She’s hanging on, waiting to be set free for summer vacation. Mark Reynolds Demetria Roberts Maria Rueca Olin Russum Allen Sangco Marc Saraspi Rudy Schlepp John Sellman Kevin Serpanchy Donna Shouts Griselda Solorzano Reynolds-Zamora OS Freshman People

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Why SJND? Everyone has one reason or another for being a Pilot, and SJND teachers are no exception. Mr. Morris Soublet explained, “I wanted to be a role model for minority students since there are not many black teachers in Catholic schools.” “T chose to teach at SJND because I liked the smallness of the school and that it truly fits the ideal of a Catholic school,” said Mr. Ron Travers. Miss Georgia Vlahos, an 18-year teacher at SJND, said, “A family environment has always been important in my life; t hat is why I have chosen to stay in this ’family’ atmosphere.” Mr. Greg Fonzeno echoed this idea. “I like working here primarily because it’s small and ev- eryone gets to know one another which gives the school a family feeling.” “T stay,” said Mrs. Elizabeth Norris,” because I believe we are an excellent school, and we try to provide a Catholic education for as broad a student population as we can.” Enjoying teaching high school students math is Mr. Leon Ak- sionczyk. Aiello-Vlahos 1O@ Faculty People Ne a A. Aiello Principal Sr. Eliz. Mary Counselor S. Abrami French C. Castellanos Spanish J. Geyer Religion P. Gravem Dean of Men G. Fonzeno Dean of Studies G. Rodrigues Dean of Women M. Taylor Secretary D. Picinich Secretary J. Coakley Dir. of Develop- ment fey ' Merny s Mr. Greg Fonzeno, aka Sherlock Holmes, investigates the lat- est business news in economics class. M. Luedtke English C. Lambert F. LaPorte Math History