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

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Student clubs and organized serolce to the school Through school clubs and organized school service Alemany is able to individualize its educational program and help students to develop special talents and pursue special interests. L-n'i.4 15 , 17 H ': STUDENT LIBRARIANS, lFRONTl Mau- reen Murphy, Judy Bonner, Bob Beve- ridge, Natalie Rubald, Carole Marot- ta, lREARl Tod Johnson and Gina Cassidy, prepare for another busy day. tl Q a I CQ: L1 x Qtr, st tl B' 4 g i ri 9 . B - Ar-' so rf it-ti? T' i lk' if 'QA' .1 We ,,,..l i 4. l SACRISTANS Frank Mel- cher and Frank Erbacher fill the wine and water cruets in preparation for daily Mass. GLEE CLUB members are lFRONTl Cheryll Spezzano Sue Sullivan, Sue Patterson, Margaret Forgette Phyllis Ornelaz, Loretta Seltzer, Charlotte Guernsey, Carol DeMagio, Angie Corraleio, lSECOND ROWl Pat Fioretto, Cheryll Arch, Jane Patterson, Lynn Cox, Linda Garcia, Julie Hopkins, Mareda Stanchfield, Eileen Stringer, Kathy Torget, lREARl Mary Van Handel, Kathy Byrne, Natalie Rubald, Roberta Solberg, Cathy Lindaman, Pat Martino, Barbara McMillan, Kathy Fitz- gerald, Cecilia Wright, and Marie Cekosh. l l l 5 1 1

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widen cultural horizons Both Latin and Spanish Clubs have had an active year, bringing students in contact with the language, customs, and culture of ancient Rome, early California, and modern Latin America. FOURTH YEAR LATIN STUDENTS, Kathy Knoblauch, Pat Chapman, Eileen Melcher, Mary Lou Aust, and Mary Angerman, toast Virgil on his 2030th birthday! QTQ Vail y Times LATIN CLUB OFFICERS, Eileen Melcher, senior consul, Pamela Jolicoeur, praetor, Joyce Van den Broeder, quaestor, and Mary Lou Aust, iunior consul, put the finishing touches on the roast pig. Ill Q FRESHMAN sLAvEs serve Q sump- N, tuous Roman banquet to their ITICISIETS. T .--45 ...Q .f,fl 1- Pht x

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foster special abilities, talents, and interests 'N Q . lg A , I au gh, i :iii . D , X . l. , I gig it I I N XS . .. lf 9 ,Q J' ,R it 1 ll it W' ' f rt ts ' , S- , -sumvws Q as ,. J- Q as an ' 1 ' S-1 ' .V i A 'X ' ,..4-Q' THESPIAN OFFICERS, Pat De Lanzo, secretaryg John Alexander, vice-president, and Richard Becker, president, review their charter. FUTURE ENGINEERS OF AMERICA, Tom Ancellg Harold Venable, executive board head, Domenick Di Domenico, Jerry Noone, and Vincent Dinkler, test a Tesler Coil Il! BOYS' GLEE CLUB members, IFRONTJ Bill Slavin, Russ Kelly, Tom Hopkins, John Bruns, Chester Baker, Andrew Lentinig lSECOND ROWJ John Villani, Jerry Simpson, Jim Fitzgerald, Gary Walthers, Mike Finnegan, Gerald Godfrey, Mike Gilmore, lREARl William Mitchell, David Sly, Pat Shanley, Dan Kubelka, Tom Averette, Bob Forde, Ray Corner, and Ray Moreno, practice the Donkey Serenade. CHESS CLUB members, John Alexander, Steve Smith, vice-president, Pete Carton, president, and Richard Bothwell, concen- trate on a move. I