Sacred Heart of Mary Montebello - Cormar Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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MRS. IEANETTE KATSUKI has brought about some fantastic improvements in the P.E. depart- ment. She coaches the varsity teams, co-moder- ates the G.A. A. and Pep Club, and teaches Arts and Crafts. 'Q' . 'L r ' ' 5' ' V f ,- b w ..s. ,.t.. , f b n isx. p .o.. Jgjy A, 5 MR. MIMM is our Driver Education teacher. This courageous guy also risks his life every day when he takes the students out on the road for Driver Training. K MRS. ANN MOORE has been a real help to the students in her position as Guidance Counselor. She teaches English and Religion and adds a touch of glamour to our campus. FR. CLARK is a jolly man who we have become very fond of these last two years. He teaches Sophomore Religion and helps out with masses and other spiritual matters. MRS. SANDRA MORRISON returned to teaching this year. Her math students see her as a sweet and patient person, always willing to help 6r just to listen. Not Pictured: MS. DIANA VANCE - Modern Dance Teacher and MS. SUE VAN COUYEVING - Art Teacher Both are from East Los Angeles College.

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i l Leaving our country for a month, the Foreign Study League visited the Old World. In Italy, they made their Holy Year pilgrimage to St. Peter's and the three other basilicas, climbed Michelangelo's dome, saw the Tivoli and Trevi foun- tains , the marble of Il Duomo in Florence , and the intricate architecture of Venice . In Austria , they enjoyed the flower and green carpeted mountains and the rushing rivers of Steinach in Tyrol. In Germany , they saw the musical clock of Munich, West Berlin's wall, and the drabness of East Berlin. In France, it was the Metro, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre , Notre Dame, Chartres, and Versailles. In England, the British Museum, Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park, and Windsor Castle . While these represent just a few of the memories they brought home , they also gained many friends among the group of nearly eighty students led by Marianists. Participants from S.H .M. were Nancy Arambula, Rose Marie Arre- dondo, Becky Chavez, Liz Cole, Valerie Gaitan, and Mrs. Jones.