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

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CHEMISTRY STUDENTS Gerry Jauron and Frank Agello perform a gravimetric analy- sis of a sodium hydrate. SCIENCE FAIR WINNER in the biological division is Virginia Lynch with her study of chick embryology. Science opens new N- OBSERVING THE HABITS of guinea pigs brings first-hand biological Rnoweldge to Mary Ann Ar- nold, Linda Rosten, and Rosalyn Mercy. THE BLUE RIBBON for chemistry projects in the Science Fair crowns Margaret Bren- nan's weeks of work on crystal growing. EXPERIMENTING WITH CRYSTALS I

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for future progress Today with the advance of scientific discovery and the precision necessary in modern industries, the need for mathematics has increased, and Alemany has correspondingly widened its program to include Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, and special senior math. ix is 7 SQUARING A BINOMIAL is no longer a mystery for Algebra I students, Charles Borgquist and Jerry Pawlak. Al.:MANv mon no WITH RULER AND PROTRACTOR, Sister Jeanne Anne and trigonometry students, Phyllis Thomas and Gerry Garcia, set out to measure the flag pole. TRIGONOMETRY STUDENTS, Dave Lach- ey, Dave Edenhofer, and Paul.Wolfe, compare answers on their slide rules. - Q11 1 Er: Z .Dig ' X Sli -,- Z:r': N: . T, .X F if in ? I Q i

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roads of discovery Enabling students to gain a greater appreciation of God's creation and to obtain a certain mastery over the material world about them, the science department teaches general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. GENERAL SCIENCE STUDENTS James Dav- is, James Ward, and Richard Wieland work an atomic model. EXPERIENCING the equal and opposite re- action of Newton's Third Law are physics stu- dents, Rita Mong, Kaye Lynch, Diane Jean- sonne, Nadine Zdroy, Ceci Wright, Darlene Vukovich, and Diane Hennen. TITRATION enables Peggy Cece Moutes to determine concentration of a sodium solution. Mokres and the chloride hypochlorite