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

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government forms the habit of democratic living Student government gives Alemanians a chance to use their own initiative in planning social events and accepting responsibility for the orderly and smooth functioning of school lite on both class and student body levels. rv, BOYS' SENIOR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, Pete Carton, president, Richard Bennett, vice-president, and John 4 1- Q7 il RECEIVING TROPHIES awarded by the Chamber of Commerce tor student leadership are student body presidents, Pete Carton and Diane Hennen. GIRLS' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, Angie Corraleio, vice-president, Judy Jones, secretary, Diane Hennen, presi- dent, and Diane Rogers, treasurer, plan a surprise St. Joseph's Day pro- gram forthe Sisters. Steinberg, secretary, plan ac- tivities tor American Educa' tion Week.

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RECEIVING STUDENT CONTROL PINS from President Diane Hennen are ISEATEDI Diane Jeansonne, Sue Oller, Angie Corra- leio, Rita Mong, Judy Jones, Marcia Hall, Diane Rogers, ISTANDINGI Yvonne Van Cantfort, Mary Mesa, Gloria Dougherty, Ann Lucey, Joan Thorndike, Pat Wheeler, Carol Wetzel, Linda Lapaz, Pauline Char- Student ON HALL DUTY student control officer Patty Clarke watches incoming Bonnie Rosten. train, Rose Marie Knolls, Patty Clarke, Peggy Chiodo, and Melody King. M'- W x fi. y Si?-1 'TC ax? FATHER JANSEN gives encourage- ment to Boys' Student Body offi- cers, Richard Artzer, sophomore representative, John Steinberg, secretary, Pete Carton, president, Richard Bennett, vice-president, and Michael Gilmore, iunior rep- resentative.

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unq- li 'v l FATHER BURNS assisted by Gary Walthers distributes Holy Communion to girls and boys in the chapel. ALTAR BOYS, Gary Walthers and Richard McDonald, serve Father Burns at Mass. Pl Each day honor DAILY MASS presents an opportunity for students to give all their actions a real value. l