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

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and duties of their faith AAF! xl. REVIEWING THE LIFE OF CHRIST are Re- ligion ll students, Sandra Falwell, Helen Haynes, Joanna McDuff and Kathleen Hessler. V K PLEASED with Richard MueIler's latest efforts, Father Gottenbos compliments him on his term paper. SISTER CELINE explains the significance of the priest's vestments to sophomores Kathy Harland and Joan Furgal. r 9 FATHER CANTRELL emphasizes his explanation of a marriage prob- lem presented to him by seniors Deanna Hazner, Dolores Krainiak, Pat Sullivan, and Kathy Eidson, ?.,k.,,, , -ww My ,-.,,,Il- W5 9 A i

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Students learn the truths Holding a place ot honor, religion classes give students an understanding ofthe life of Christ, a knowledge of the great dogmos of Faith, and a fruitful appreciation of the Sacraments. 5 - ,gasif- GROUP GUIDANCE PANELISTS, Kathy Knoblauch, Mary Lou Aust, and Jane Kane, lead their class in a discussion of char- acter,

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Is DEEP IN THOUGHT, iuniors Mary Jonckheere, Mary Hunt, Jo Ann Hansen, and Kathy Chulick study a modern classic. 1552 9 v ' 4 LY., ' English courses aim at A vital part of education, English lays the basis for greater understanding among the peoples of the world through the teaching of literature, while grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and composition build a foundation for other studies. STUDENT PANELIST Bob Raine leads a discussion on Ameri- can authors with classmates Kevin Mullery, Steve Smith, Don Angello, Chris Elliot, and Randy Jones. COMPLETING WEEKLY SPELLING dictation, iunior Beth Wright smiles at a perfect list.