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

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[his face surely hides an interesting secret “Wouldn’t you like to know!” Soph Manny The face of anSJND Freshman: Oscar Alvarez Casey seems to be thinking gives us a shiny smile! Seniors Luz Nevel, Jill Gonzalez, Sara Gu tierrez and Angie Lopez—faces of very good friends. gettable Faces People Division

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With his face to the sun, Sophomore Peter Collins takes a look at the bright side of things! Unable to face any more schoolwork, Junior Matt Campbell takes an afternoon nap. Seniors Graciela Jasso and Pat Gomez are ready to face the real world after graduation. Happy and sad ones, long and round ones. Mean ones, funny ones, bearded and skinny ones—faces in the SJND crowd. The time of year was revealed by these Pilot faces. First day-worried Frosh. Spirit Week-looks of enthusiasm and deter- mination. Finals-studi- ous and anxious looks. And graduation-both ex- cited and teary expres- sions. Whatever the face, SJND did have the look! Unforgettable Faces G4 People Division

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Pilot Srs. Being a Pilot Senior can mean many things. Some are very sim- ple, such as being privileged to walk to Chestnut-Encinal Mar- ket at lunch, or grow mustaches for the men or wear yellow or grey blouses for the women. It also means the Senior Ball, Grad Nite and Graduation. It means sentimental moments, funny, sad and meaningful. It means going to your last Pilot basket- ball game as a student and the last high school dance. It means playing Senior pranks and sur- viving the punishment! For the Class of 1987 it meant “Come to St. Joe’s and you will see that we’re just one big happy family,” say Seniors Luz Nevel and unity, working together and co- Angie Lopez. operating enough to win its final Spirit Week. But most importantly it means being an example. It’s a time when one becomes a sym- bol—a SENIOR. Oobh. It’s a last chance to strive for the best and show the school what you can do. Being a Pilot Senior is also a responsibility, to teach the Juniors the ropes, to show Freshmen what’s in store for them and to show Sophomores how to act, well, cool. It also means a year of good- ’ i byes-participating in high school activities one last time. It means preparation to leave your . “ . W school “family” and start all ™—=” TE over again. Fortunately, being . an SJND Senior means you i oo leave taking with you many good ; . = memories. ;, “Being a Pilot Senior has been great—especially “Tt’s like being in an elite group. You take pride seeing the class come together and win Spirit in being a Pilot when you’re a Senior,” explains Week,” says Dave Appezzato. Paul Torres. XG Alonga-Dean Senior People