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

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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

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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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National Honor Society members are recognized for their scholastic achievements at a special evening program. Group Learning You do not learn only in the class- room at SJND. Clubs were also a place to learn while being with friends and hav- ing fun. “1 learned how to use video equip- ment and what it is like to be a ‘star’”’ said Junior Fitzroy Rush, Video Club. “Il have learned about other cultures besides my own and have shared some of the foods,” said Junior Rhea Vito Cruz, Intl. Club. “1 learned what goes on in at.v. studio and how it takes a whole crew of people to film a show,” said Angie Lopez, Vid- eo Club. “Tutoring Algebra | keeps my mind fresh with basic math skills,” said Junior Tammy Castille, NHS. CSF members (back row) John Molinari, Dave Appezzato, Felix Lee, Anthony Science Club members (back row) Steve Lubeck, Mr. Coakley, moderator, Navasero, Scott Vosburg: (second row) Monique Bissonnette, Sunny Choi,Colin Mark Singer, Alan Perucho, Jeff Mihaly, Jasper Lee, Jay Barnes, Ming Peng, Ma, James Maines, Ruben Briones, Jasper Lee, Anne Cronin, Linda Quittman; Ronald Giusso; (front row) David Robillard, Edward Tinio, Colin Ma, Vanessa (third row) Anna Festinese, Tisa Baumgartner, Cindy Labaniego, Sally Haims, Gonzalez, James Maines, Anthony Navasero, Lilybeth Lalimarmo, John Sell- Shundra Phillips, Sheila Eugenio, Arlene Amores; (front row) Lanette Hendren, | man, LaMont Lane, Marc Saraspi, Emmanuel Macalino. Vanessa Gonzalez, Lilybeth Lalimarmo, Angie Fong, Ginna Baldassarre. Having Fun and Learning 110 Clubs Groups