Bishop Alemany High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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Participating in the great work of Catholic education of youth are gen- erous lay teachers whose efforts are rewarded in the formation of Chris- tian character. Mrs Rosella Hutchings Miss Anna Macchlo Commercial English History Sociology Miss Eileen O loughlln MISS JGHC MUlheW5 English 5P0n'5l1

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'Nl -., Sister Vincent Joseph, CSJ Sister MUVY louis, C51 Mathematics, Religion latin. Religion Sister Jeanne Anne, CSJ Mathematics, Religion ln i836 an appeal for Sisters came to Mother St. John in Lyon, France, from Bishop Rosati of St. Louis, Missouri. Six Sisters answered this call to begin the community's work in the United States. Carondelet, Missouri, was chosen as the new mother house. Besides teach- ing in schools, the Sisters established hospitals, orphanages, and schools for the deaf. Today there are over 7000 Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet laboring in God's vineyard in the United States, Hawaii and Japan. - N-. Sister Mary Eugene, CSJ, was ad- viser of the senior class during her brief stay at Alemany before God called her to His eternal home. She will always remain a memory to the Alemany students as one of God's special instructors of youth. Sister M. Eugene, CSJ f Ya

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tx' x : il: tg. f',sx. nf, Miss Laura Dulberger Mrs. Rachel Dancy History Physical Education, First Aid The many facets in the operation of a high school require sys- tematic organization in every department. Cooperative effort for the good of all Alemany students is the aim of all staff members. f' ff dj tl' A fl ff i L X. y I vi Vey .L L U' ll X lx il il' D I Y! W . x. . ' Q ' -. ' ,V V - Ng U u U! Tyw irfn. V lx VM V ., Nfl N ic xx' 1 XM WN V ,jxx Mrs. Greta Rosenow, RN ,Q Mrs,. Gai V ro! bv , Av 7 8 9 I0 ll Mrs. Regina Ward Mrs. Irene Sheets .3