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

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. ',,-LL , Alemany offers a newly reor- ganized Girls' Athletic Associa- tion program open to all stu- dents. Girls having earned 500 points are eligible for lettergirl Discussing plans for girls' Play Day are Girls' Athletic Association officers Rita Mong, secretary, Jo Anne Stevenson, president, Anita Cross, vice-president, Bonnie Balzer, manager of sports, and Barbara Paulsen, treas- urer, ln addition to sports events, officers planned a springtime dance. I I I 's sweaters and the Lettergirls' Club. Varsity, iunior varsity, and class team members belong to the A Club. Pep Club mem- bers cheer school games. Pep Club members listen attentively to directions of school cheerleaders. Their purpose is to create interest and enthusiasm in school activities and sports events. A10

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queen' coated, .. ' -Pope Pius XII Continuing the work begun in the classroom, Alemany's '58-'59 sports program succeeded in developing social virtues among all its students. Marking the sportspath were many milestones: the schoolwide choice of the colors garnet and gray and the name Indians, the pep squad, official school cheerleaders, Grade School Basketball Tourney, and an electric scoreboard. Also introduced was the sport boxing, in which alertness and intelligence prove to be as necessary as strength. With a long reach Dick Bennett wards off Phil Anderschatt's blows. BOXING CHAMPIONS Light Heavy Wt. Roger Costi Middle Wt. Mike Dwyer Welter Wt. Vic LaPorte and Pat Hood Light Wt. Ron Sabatini Bantam Wt. Al Magdaleno Feather Wt. Henry Lerma the ring. Adding excitement to bas- ketball games is the new scoreboard donated by the Juniors. Dr. Paul Eidson, Alemany Team Phys ician, makes a last minute check be fore boxers Ron Sabatini, Terry Mc Donald, and Al Magdalena step into ss I J 1 'E X

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Girls' varsity cheerleaders, Sharron Stubbs, Jo Anne Carr, Deeann Scott, and Karron Stubbs, lead the Pep Club in a rousing applause following A-L-E-M-A-N-Y cheer. Cheer- leaders are also chairmen of the Pep Club which is an ac- tive part of the GAA. ane1!a..,4elf- -Pope Pius XII ll l The junior class team, victorious in volley- ball and basketball, are lFRONT ROWl K. Greenwald, M. Quiroz, J. Jones, lSEC- OND ROWJ M. Hall, B. Paulsen, S. Bowen, V. Daly, S. Sciortino, P. Clarke, lTHlRD ROWl M. Schappek, J. Jacobs, M. Van Handel, D. Hennen, R. Mong, and J. Paf- frath. Alemany's lettergirls display athletic equip- ment of varsity games. Girls are lFRONT ROWl Mary Van Handel, Judy Smith, Monica Quiroz, Anita Cross, Mary Kreuper, Jo Anne Stevenson, Judy Jones, Joan Praffath, Rita Mong, lSECOND ROWl Sharon Bowen, Paula Richard, Carol Kroll, Sandra Sciortino, Marcia Hall, and Diane Hennen.