Bella Vista High School - Remuda Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Individual Achievement Integral ff 5 QQEQ L7 ,,.,,.- ...ff ,.,.--A-'- ' Lauri Reed puts her sewing skill to use as she prepares to top stitch her gar- ment. The Decorative Arts class makes puppets for the Chi1dren's Ward of Kaiser Hospital. i i ,fl . lm t 1 A , , me is f A .ras , i , ig ,f ai 2 ,Naam , A ,V as Sandy Hughes enjoys class . if f , , g J Christmas dinner, an activity in her Foods II f ,ask x , ,, V- r- ' 52

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Intrigue Language Students LATIN CLUB AND CLASS MEMBERS: Tom Savoy, Susan Gower, Gary Marsh, Roger Steel, David Miller, jen Price, Lupe Rangel, Mark Osuoff, Dallas Miethieder, Pam Mc Antis, Mike Powers, and Mr. Pechaver. When in Rome do as the Romans do! But the Latin Club Went by the books to gain their desired knowledge of Roman life. Rick Armentrout pre- sided over the group and their discussions of Roman events. Members of Latin Club built a float for the homecoming parade and helped to promote the International Banquet. Spanish Club members added fun to their learning of the language and explored the culture and customs of Spanish speaking countries. They saw a Spanish movie, attended a Mexican Ballet Folklorico performance, and ended the year with a taco party. Many of the members participated in the International Banquet held in February. Los Aliados is the Spanish Honor Society for the advanced Spanish speaking students . Member- ship is by an B average by third semester students or A average by second semester students. New members are initiated in a candle light ceremony. This club provides a chance for Spanish students to use their language lmowledge outside the class- room. 51 Cathy Moreland models the ancient Roman dress.

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Part O H ome Economics I expect, wrote George Meredith, that Woman will be the last animal civ- ilized by Man. Bella Vista's Home Ec- onomics Department, however, does a considerably efficient and polished job of domesticating its girls, though its methods are far from tame. The recipe calls for a wide variety of courses designed to attract every girl--from Home Nursing and Child care to Foods to Decorative Arts --seasoned with plenty of fresh, interesting activi- ties. The Betty Crocker I-Iomemakers of Tomorrow Contest awards scholar- ships to show Senior girls how they measure up, while the Foods ll classes sell cookbooks to raise money for a scholarship for Bella Vista girls. Experience is the best way to learn about child behavior. The Child care class offers Practical experience in this Field for BV girls. Mrs. Clara DeLuca Miss Anne Jergensen Mrs. Rose Bidinian Mrs. Pat Reitter Department Chairman 53