Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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School days, school days, dear old golden rule days . . . Could these really be our teachers? Yes, our teach- ers were young once too. As high school students, they too enioyed all the anticipation, disappointment, fun, and hard study that we are now ex- periencing. Maybe the fact that they too have experienced the same sensations, is the reason they are so capable to teach and lead us with such under- standing

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The Girls' Athletic Association again in- creased its number to include girls from all four grade levels interested in afterschool sports. As a break from the usual activities, bowling became o popular feature of the winter months. Periodically, interested mem- bers attended Saturday morning playdays held at schools within our league and also represented Miramonte on the campuses of San Francisco State, University of California, and Dominican College in their highschool playdays. Our GAA assumed the role of hostess in the All-County Leadership Con- ference and later in an afterschool playday for Pinegrove Bth grade girls. Toward school service and money-making, the proiects of sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Dance and pom-pon soles were undertaken. SQFTIG'-illlil. IEFDDMUWJ' EN 'il'9i-fl ? Titan.:- wv Q' 1155 lv

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