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

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vi fab I58 CYCLING ALONG, Kathy Byrnes and Roger Rutzen prac- Euents, great and small Plays and trips, sports and awards, field days and conversation, studies and games, iust plain fun--all combine on the screen of memory to form again the pleasant pattern of school life. 7, 'V tice for the Junior Jinx. 1 WANT A RIDE? ask Margaret Bren- nan, Pat Moran, and Patty Clarke as they leave San Diego. MISS TIDINGS Sharon Bowen, models the latest news. PRE-GAME SPIRIT runs high! HITTING THE TAPE on Sports Day is Jerry Walsh as Larry Watters lSECONDl, Jim Doling, and Mike Gilmore follow A V-nal, , N . ' Wm.. -..Qi i i ii lv -4 p J' S' the l S -W lg! nn. iv in 1 5 'x . J

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of a happy, busy year As students look back over the school year, they realize a little better their privilege of working together and sharing good times. my hw my fl? HERE COMES THE BALL! Sophomore pitcher Ray Howard and outtielders Jim Davis and Bill Morneau wait for Dan Petrozzi to swing. Li. fs in BOB RAINE shoots against Mary Star. Ready tor the re- bound are Don Angello and . . Jack Tebbs. ENJOYING the Senior Snow Trip are Carol Lawrence and Mary Ann Henry, r STUDENT DIRECTOR Kathy Eidson explains a scene of the Ten Little Indians to Steve Smith, Garth Balthazar, George Chapman, and JoAnn Blake.

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appear again on memory? screen - a t K HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Rose Fu- sano plays the gracious hostess to Kathy Eidson while Helen Graves and other seniors approve her skill. DANCER is introduced to the iunior class mascot Eee-yore by Mary Lou Bazar. I . TEX Diane Jean- sonne finds a new friend on the Senior Snow Trip. 1- Q. , iiliiq ON THE MOUND catcher Steve Jensen gives the ball to Don Angello, as Larry Marrone and Mike O'Shea add encouragement. . fi ALEMANY'S SCIENCE FAIR gives sutdents an opportunity to learn from the work of young scientists. I5