Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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t? if TUUCHED aaira id ', BY 951 FAIVIILY if X yy , I fu-a Y People scoff when the Bishop Amat comgf t 1 munity is referred to as the Amat Family, yet ,I during the year, we continued to shovv that it did exist. Not only did we prove that wecould 5, support each other through crisis, we also dis- iioss it played our caring attitude to others asfaweeealx touched people in a special way. t . 4 ' ln every aspect of school life a special toucda could be identified which placed Bishop Amat ' above the ordinary. Academics still held ther high standards for which the students and tac- X ulty have been recognized. Pride shone brighter than ever as competitive sports teams worked and came out on top time after time. Christian service grew in size and participation and gave students the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of people. y dJh bth m- tth tlgt Q .y msgid? We've Got The Touch 3

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GETTING IN TOUCH The real family touch is a feeling that cannot be actually defined. School spirit represented by blue and gold uniforms and banners is actually a front for the family touch. The true touch can be viewed at retreats, at funerals for students and their families, and in the commu- nity when the school lent a helping hand for support through the good and bad times. This touch was not just seen in any one specific group. It was a culmination of everyday living. Despite the fact that it seemed to be taken for people took notice that TOUCH! J The Golden! ff the football field after y to the band s success ll Opening Juniors Lisa Hernandez and E oin Good take a break before g g t king 9606 in tl thfd a I' hlpdt gtintht tral gh bf gttgt k ?-a