St Genevieve High School - Nanterrian Yearbook (Panorama City, CA)

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Science Jair For the first time in the school ' s history, a science fair was included in the extra-curricular agenda. Held April 21 and 22, and conceived by Mr. Armas, this event dis- played fully the students ' comprehension of scien- tific principles. Mr. Ar- mas considered it a sur- prising success. Approxi- mately 70 families at- tended. I) Robert Lane ' s eye display shows his profound under- standing of its structure and function. 2) Mmm, Mmm, Good! Chicken embryo devel- opment exhibit by James Burns and Javier Ascencio. 3) The Cell What more can be said? 4) Sol Sex -linked traits are hereditary, are they? 5) Greg Parfitt tries to persuade Mike McAnally to test-taste his experiment. 6) DNA struc- ture enlarged for examination. 7) EE-GADI I ' ve a splitting headachell! 8) Wanted: an ex- planation of what this is! 9) The Heart in full form.

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» k k f f f {junior Senior Night: Success May 14th was a night of enjoyment and laughter for all. Master of Cere- monies, Tom McConville, added his usual charm and wit. This, combined with a delicious lasanga dinner, made for a memorable evening. The awards given out included: Biggest Flirt , Bobby Chavez and Aileen McCarthy: Most Likely to Succeed , Mike Brown and Diana Nickels.- and Pride of ' 82 Gerry Dai- ton and Monique Etche- verry. I. Susan Kanga receives an award for Most Sophisticat- ed from Charles Bruno. 1 Mike Lalka is carried to the stage as he wins Biggest Par- tier . 3. Ximena Guerrero pre- pares to serve the impatient Seniors. 4. Diane Whisnant and Sue Vaughan. 5. The crowd roars as another lucky Senior wins an award. 6. Mi- chelle March gives thanks to her many fans after winning Class Clown . 7. Ruben Garza and Cathy Fernandez win Cu- test Couple . 8. Seniors show their awards. 9. Hungry Sen- iors wait for their dinner. 10. Jill Shewmake congratulates Joe Difronzo: Most Sincere . i i i ' . «»«vi