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

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ad Alpine Club members (back row) Scott Vosburg, Dino DiCandia, Robert | Mission Club members (back row) Dana Martin, Dann Hall, Michael Valentine, Rueca, John Dames, Alan Perucho, Mr. Coakley, co-moderator, Cince De- John Harvey; (front row) Joyce Lugatiman, Eliza Sonza and Mimi Moultrie. vin, Brenda Cavanaugh, Mr. Dugan, co-moderator; (front row) David Robil- lard, Susan Henrickson, Steve Lubeck, Steve Ghio, Jenny Falletti, Michelle Johnson, Kathy Da Eira and Mylene Perdiguerra. Join the fun! There is more to school than just go- ing to class. In fact, there are many dif- ferent active clubs at SJND for students to join. “I joined because | liked the idea of different nationalities coming together for the same purpose.’’-Senior Kate Millosovich, nt . Club. “| was able to help the needy which made me feel good about myself.’’-Ju- nior Mimi Moultrie, Mission Club. “| joined to get more involved and be able to look back to my high school years and see what | did.’’-Senior Luz Nevel, Video and Pep Clubs. “It was a chance to get together with others and do something at lunch- time.”’-Junior Mark Singer, Games and Science Clubs. The Games Club offers lunchtime challenges to Juniors Dann Hall and Mark Singer. Why Students Join 108 Clubs Groups

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cay if | » a a, he — After a discussion, Mylene Perdiguerra, Sally Haims, Maggie Doyle and Barbara Souza come up with a decision for the next student activity. The Executive Council (back row) Treasurer Sunny Choi and Secretary John Molinari; (front row) Vice-President Cindy Labaniego and Activities Coordinator Margaret Roth. (Not pictured President Ruelvis Alonga. ' a ; t rf] : 3 : @ i : : z Freshman President Clay Doherty and Sec Treasurer Robert Snowden welcome visit- ing eighth graders and take them on a campus tour the difference Have you ever wondered who is responsible for all those activities during the school year? Look no further than the Student Council. This dedicated group organized everything from dances to faculty breakfasts. Through their spirit, determination and hard work they were able to produce a very lively school year. Junior Helen Jun, sec treasurer, said, ‘Everybody in this group has their own special abilities and used them in their positions on the Council.” Council members, as well as the other students, benefited from their efforts. “We had the chance to get more involved in activities like Spirit Week and everyday school functions,” explained Sally Haims, Junior Class president. Being an officer or a representative took time and often involved frustration, but Sophomore Class Vice-President Susan Henrickson echoed the other members when she said, “I think we got a lot more work done than we expected, and it was all worth it!”’ Student Council Clubs Groups 107

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Games Club members (back row) Steve Lubeck, Mark Singer, Jeff Mihaly, Jasper Lee, Alan Perucho, Dann Hall, Anna Festinese, Ruben Briones, Mr. Coakley, moderator; (middle row) Edward Tinio, James Maines, Anthony Navasero, Tisa Baumgartner, Tracy Tuttle, Kathy Johnson, Michele Firpo; (front row) Vanessa Gonzalez, Lilybeth Lalimarmo, Donald White and Ron Giusso. aa Pree Sf 10 ee e e Oo International Club members (back row) Anita Pennington, Myla Lara, James Maines, Emmanuel Macalino, Anne Cronin, Cindy Labaniego, Rhea Vito Cruz, Anthony Navasero, Kate Millosovich, Mai Vu, Ruelvis Alonga, Tracy Tuttle, Michele Firpo; (front row) E liza Sonza, Vanessa Gonzalez, Ana-Veronica Garcia, Laura Tejeda, Ginna Baldassarre, Angie Fong, Lilybeth Lalimarmo, Anna Festin- ese and Tisa Baumgartner. XXAA OY 2,%° Juniors Anthony Navasero and Alpine Club members Steve Ghio, Vanessa Gonzalez get together with Peter Collins and John Harvey, other International Club members — Sophs. are all ready for the first ski for lunch and the sharing of cultures. trip. Now all they need is snow! Why Students Join Clubs Groups 109