St Matthias High School - Laureate Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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;E sit high .. JUMP UPTB MEET THEM 1. In U.S. History class, Ms. Gabriel answers many cf| pQrguerite Arias wonders how much more creative her answer tonfl flSTO question could be. 3. Political Science students pay close attention to the instructions for their next assignment. 4. Ms. Gabriel uses many teaching aids in teaching U.S. History. 5. The study groups in U.S. History doss serve to answer a student ' s questions before a test. 6. Mrs. Gill reminds the Current Events students that their final projects are due in o week. 7. Nervously, Martha Garibalde continues her oral report on insomnia in Political Science.

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lUSIC Ever l H H| the morning before B l Hpn, you hear mi BHIHH HHHHIHiPilvsinging, there were the light mm p ' beils that sounded during period 6 from room 108 toi ■BBHlEnother form of the fine art of music in the building. Bringing out the same forms of music in different levels were two other classes that didn ' t meet every day, Beginning Handbells, an introduction to the art of manual tintinabulation; and Canticum Novum, meaning sing a new song in Latin, an advanced singing group. These groups met on certain days during lunch and, on special occasions, after school. When all these musical groups practiced under the guidance and conduction of a new music teacher, Ms. Fran Johnston, you could see and hear a deep love for music. Equally so, that some love for music surfaced consistently in the concerts, proving that music ' s beauty is timeless: winter or spring, the melodic sounds may have changed with the season, but ttie beauty remained the same.