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

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REFERENCE BOOKS in the Ale- many library help Dick Robertson and Mike Johnson with their his- tory assignments. awaken a world concern ln an age of the dialogue of nations, the social studies have become a major concern of education, and Alemany, therefore, offers its students courses in United States and world history, civics, sociology, and economics. X

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Exciting social studies S 4? ' 'I ll X WORLD HISTORY STUDENT Jenine De Caro prepares to answer a question on Palestine while Nata- lie Sergio, Jane Shackel, and Mar- garet Clements wait their turns. STOCK EXCHANGE STATISTICS are given to the economics class by Gerry McAlevey as AI- fred Metzger and Bill Hare listen attentively. A SENIOR SCHOLASTIC' article, read to the Civics class by Kitti Kettelkamp, in- trigues Judy Jones, Mary Menke, and Kaye Lynch. X 92

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Spanish and Latin unlock the doors to other Through the study of Spanish and Latin, Alemany students acquire new language skills and are introduced to the thought, the history, and the customs of other peoples and ages. SPANISH I students, Marcella Forgette and Sylvia Stahoski, arrange an alleSpanish bulle- tin board. 'au ROMAN MASTERS Diane Rogers Sharon Cummings Mary Lou Aust and Eileen Melcher receive hom age from their Latin I slave A TAPE RECORDER helps Ron Byers, lack Tebbs, and Dave Wendler with Spanish pronunciation. VIRGIL'S AENEID claims the serious attention of seniors Richard Bothwell, Tony Weltman, Steve Smith, Greg Stoulil, and Jim Forrest IREARJ. S