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

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0' Q History students, Brian Kelly, James Haigwood, James Fitz- gerald, and Fred Flores, make the discovery that a wealth of reference material can be found in the school library. Sophomores found a new world of studies before them as biolo- gy, world history, and geometry challenged their minds. Their new vistas of learning ex- tended from scholastic subiects to athletics. Outstanding s p o r t s - minded sophomores proudly displayed their varsity lettermen iackets. Zaun7m6nd4cvze..,cm' l!alecvm... li 1 Charles Vargo Harold Venable John Villanl James Visco Robert Wachsrnuth Robert Walker Ferdlnand Walter Gary Walthers Robert Ward Kenneth Wlrhers William Wlck Peter Zlnnato -Pope Pius Xll , ' william suntan X 4 I l L David Sly V Q - .V James Smith G Q A .F Steven Smlth ,5 3 Q ii John Solari 0 V ' H Douglas Sorel , I X 'lt xx , Q 4 , t -A l -N t Q ,D Norman Speer 4 - Lawrence Stevenson ', lg is . -, , x George Stoulil H ' Q f ' Robert Stringer . Q I W James Tolan I George Van Haezebrouck l ' X x . , wt N . ski , Q 5125 'S L i-il 'ii 5 M ff for Q .Q 1 if I uf ,gs y .. .A 1 . , ll. N X 'X 1- he Q X I V 58' , -U

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Looking at their curriculum, sophomores realized that an educated man must have a rich cultural background. Zealous sophomores, after choosing good basic and solid subiects, enrolled in the art class. Using the silk screen process, they produced lovely Christmas cards which were on sale to the boys' student body. Art students, Daniel Dreyer, Dennis Daive, Don Angello, and Philip Anderschat, find that they can make silk screen Christmas cards more efficiently by working together. cu' whale ,eczema aziewled a -Pope Pius XII Y!!! wi . it John Popelar Barry Potepan Ronald Priebe Robert Raine Kenneth Reid Christopher Ruberg Francis Russo John Ryan Peter Sunchel Peter Sangster Emmett Schaller William Schleicher Charles Schreiber John Schroeder Patrick Shanley William Shugrue Daniel Silva Jerome Simpson

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Us Sophomores, interest- ed in unifying their class, chose officers who could successfully direct them through their second year. Through combined ac- tivities such as their Christmas party and decorating for school dances, they grew in class spirit and the techniques of social living. 'Zeadew in Dorothy Amundsen Margaret Anderson Annette Arrington Margaret Askey Mary Lou Aust Carole Ayres Sylvia Balley Janice Baker Felicia Ballantyne Bonnie Balzer Pamela Barrett N Beverly Baty Qii .Qi-K I Sophomore class officers Linda lapaz, Claire Walsh, Susan Delmore, Joyce Beck, Kathleen Grant and Patricia Zovak, informally discuss ways to spark school drives. N 0 6 Mary Louise Bazar Joyce Beck Barbara Bennett Maureen Bonner Margaret Brennan Carol Brong Carol Brumbaugh Lynne Burdge Kathryn Byrne Marsha Cannon Kathryn Carroll Rhoda Carroll 1 e Zamafnaw. , . -Pope Pius XII S cs, ,f .3 Jw- 0- 6, 51J:.N I 94 ' 'iff ' V 4 L A 1' Q ss' i l Y fe in c F , f