Our Lady Queen of Angels Seminary - Prep Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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At Queen ot Angels everyone participates in the sports program. It lasts from 3:30 to 4:30 PM. We play sports three days a week, competing on intermurai teams within the seminary. Our sports program consists of over 20 sports such as: football, waterpolo, basketball, hockey, softball, volleyball, etc. There are also class competitions through- out the year in football, swimming diving, tennis, basketball, track, swimming, and fris- bee golf. The Gallery of Gold records the number of class competitions the graduat- ing class has won during its four years here. The Century Club is for those runners that can complete the 100 mile initiation. Mr. Crowley, the successful director of this program, has helped us to channel the ten- sion resulting from the academic day into a fun and healthy hour. Through these com- petitions, we learn the importance of team- work and sportsmanship. In addition, each week, there is a Sportsman of the Week award which is given to the individual who was nominated by his teammates for his outstanding display of sportsmanlike con- duct. After going through the sports pro- gram we become better athletes and sports- men. Mr. Mike Crowley Physical Education, Driver ' s Education, Sports Program The Thrill of Victory This page is sponsored by Pearl C. Mendez and Gabriel R. Mendez Faculty 27

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To Build A Brighter Future Mr. Jack Bustamante World History, Typing, Yearbook, European History Mr. Evan McGrath Music, Sciiola, American History, American Government We believe that in order to build a brighter future we must study from the past. Our social studies department is composed of classes in World History. American History. European History, American Government, and Economics. The freshmen take World History which is the study of the past events that have shaped the present existence of our world today. American History, taken by the juniors, traces the events which have shaped our nation. In senior year, we take European History, American Govern- ment, and Economics. The development of modern Europe is studied in European History. In studying American Govern- ment, we learn the laws, powers, and the various departments and agencies that make up our present United States Gov- ernment. Economics enables us to take an in-depth study of the production, dis- tribution, and consumption of wealth in the world. By the wide variety of classes, we learn from the past in order to build a brighter future. This page is sponsored by St. Clare Catholic Church 26 Faculty 1. l lr. Bustamante shares his love of art in the histor] classes he teaches. 2. Mr. r lcGrath shows his sportsmanship at the facul ty-student volleyball game.

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In the way of a more creative curricu- lum, the seminary offers art and music classes. Art class is taken by the sopho- mores. It is a study of basic artistic skills as well as a study of art history. Art is taught by Ms. Stevens. A music theory class is also offered to the soph- omores. Those who wish may also be- come involved with the sch ool ' s schola, or choir. Music theory Is taught by Mr. Evan McGrath an- schola is di- rected by Mrs. Geraldine McGrath, his mother. 1. Mrs. McGrath plays the new song that the schola is learning. 2. In a moment of inspiration, Ms. Stevens transforms her abstract ideas into concrete forms on her drawing tablet. 3. Practicing for the Christmas play. This page is sponsored by St. Bonaventure Church (Huntington Beach) 28 Faculty