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

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0 de mme lace ada , M p .ill Mr. Harvey Wolfe explains dissection of the earthworm to Leroy Garcia, Richard Escudero, and John Flores. Concentration and exactitude are qualities developed through frequent practice in the chemistry lab. Judy Potepan and Sharon Huntington study technique of weighing chemicals,

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iff g 1 t x t li Kathy Eidson, Peggy Mokres and Linda Walthers admire some of the many ex hibits made by Sister Augustine s Latin students in preparation for the Mount St Mary's Latin Fectival. I I I W Gathering around Father Jansen's desk to examine a model Graeco-Roman theater are latin Ill students, KBACK ROWl Greg Stoulil, Mike Shroff, Bob De Otero, Barry Montgomery, Steve Lebens, Glen Kormann, Richard Rickardi, Steve Smith, Jim Holland, lFRONTl Frank Melcher, and Tony Welt- mon. 2

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Ziemafzedt' ' 'za -Pope Pius XII Science students have many oppor- tunities to put to use the facts and theories learned in class. Scientific in- terests are aroused through the an- nual science fairs. Classes are supple- mented with reports on current science events and films. Valuable informa- tion is supplied through the school library and the Traveling Science Li- brary. Chemistry students identify unknown metals using the flame test for metallic ions. Patricia Chirby and Mary Ann Gutzman look on as Jackie Pfatenhauer and Patricia Brown dissect a yellow perch. Other girls pursue microscopic study. 'GL Janet Jones and Linda Jarboe use microscope to observe amoeba.