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

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I DEANNA ZABIK good-notured ir. vicespresident smiling personality secretary E Ya, ALICE ZAMORA reliable student body president pianist stenographer . n Qeeamuzdea! . . . -Pope Pius XII Work on individual science proiects was spurred on through interest in the an- nual Science Fair. Several students sought to prove a hypothesis concerning ion ex- change resins. Interested in qualitative analysis, others experimented with paper chromatography. Some biol- ogy students were fascinated by the influence of variable factors on plants and by the life cycle of the butterfly. I I LINDA ZAPP gentle honor student singing language teache Betty McDonald explains the purification of sea water by ion exchange resins to Michele Burch lrightl and Diana Bonas Icenterl.

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, H S. I X le Civics class held state elections. Tallying the results are Sandro Barricks, Evelyn Flynn, and Eileen Mcllroy lseatedl. e I 0 I I I 1 Students about to gradu- ate should be able to look upon world events, evalu- ate them, and act accord- ing to their principles. Civics gave seniors an in- sight into government and their responsibilities in maintaining good govern- ment. Current events, such as admission of Alaska to the Union, sparked many class discussions. JOYCE VAN HAEZEBROUCK FLORENCE VILLASENOR YVETTE VILLENEUVE sociable amicable vibrant shorthand enthusiast Pow Wow photographer iunior cheerleader hiking astronomy horseback riding secretary nurse T7 1 V marine biologist

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