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

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Cultural and practical electives and gym glue Art classes featuring sculpture, painting, and design, a drama class that does production work, two glee clubs and a choral group, mechanical drawing for future engineers, and healthful gym classes - all serve to bring beauty, culture, and discipline into the lives of Alemany students. SOPHOMORE DRAMA STUDENTS, Cynde Shroff and Melinda Hall, perform for the girls' student body in the one-act comedy, Witch Hazel. THE SECRET of good mechanical drawing lies in precision and neat- ness, as Victor Rendon has dis- 1 2 l i , l ' V l . ..s. , , 1 ,- l Q4 S , S Q , l i 2 l l 4 covered. Y f

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tomorrow make realistic preparations today 7' ,... 1-Z 4' .r . f?4't BEM, TWINS? Yes, But even Carolyn and Dean- na Hazner have their own distintive ideas when it comes to house planning. 'N itll Dt -fm.. ul' THE LATEST in modern equipment helps seniors to learn the arts and skills of cooking with real plea- sure and success. A FINAL CHECK and Jane Shackel will submit her outfit for a grade. X6 -f'

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balance to the curriculum A VOLLEYBALL GAME provides both good exer- cise and enioyment for this freshman physical education class. YOUNG ARTISTS, Larry Richard and Steve Lopez, discuss their latest adventures in water color design 4 'A X ,pp 'i 1 1 lin if' x is M 7 , 1 1 I ' n 1 . 1 . - '. 14 iwl X SOPHOMORE GIRLS lump for a re- bound during practice time in physical education class. AN IDEA plus skill plus pa- tience go into the making of Rhoda Carroll's statue of Mary.