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

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and unify the school Maior productions like the iuniors' VaudeviIIe Vanities, and the seniors' Ten Little Indians, and also rallies and entertainments have brought the students together in wholesome effort. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS AND FERDINAND lead the Bravados at the TIDINGS rally. MRS. GAI SHROFF helps iuniors rehearse the mili- tary tap steps tor the Jinx. H.-,. ' X v' I JULIE HOPKINS, AIemany's Blanch Ring, captivates the audience with her perform- ance in the VaudevilIe Vanities. Q - A. . ... . , --., .A-wk 5 if IN THE JINX CLOSING Bud Mehringer, escorted by Steve Smith, proudly carries Old Glory.

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Light-hearted productions increase social spirit :fi D KAREN SMITH, accom- plished accordian player, entertains the Sodalists ata social tea. WITCH HAZEL, the sophomore play, brings rollicking laughter to the audience and enchantment to cast mem- bers, Cynde Shroff, Melinda Hall, Kathy Haverlan, Jenine De Caro, and Carol Bidwell. if 2 . , I , , i l Valley Times ALL STILL ALIVE and happy in Act l are Steve Smith, JoAnn Blake, George Chapman, and Garth Balthazar, four of the Ten Little Indians in the seniors' mystery thriller. Pho!

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Cultural beauty are two goals of the social No truly human education is complete if beauty and culture are not only learned but exhibited, so Alemany through its social program provides students with opportunities to show their mastery ofthe fine arts and the habit of gracious social behavior. AT THE HALLOWEEN DANCE students enjoy an evening of BE-WlTCH- MENTI' . g- - .-,-, ff .M G . C U , 1 'E 17 1 ,tr fi. .fi '- C rx tv? - 6 fl F K Y u' . K k i iv I kfxb-in ' g , , QT? fl' glfft'-. ' so s it if Q:g:3, sr E . A mi A 1' 5 fig. 5f,.:,J ly g 43.544 :gn f f ' L .I 12' il. .4735 w ,g ' .u ,., - H qt, , ? c X ,, s , ' - ' ' -1 ' 'Q W , MODELING their own dresses for the Spring Fashion Show are Janis Van Handel and Mary Lavelle.