Bishop Montgomery High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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lELECTIVES Alternate Source Of Education 1. Calhy Bednorz and Karen Moschel express iheir prob- lems of Yearbook to Mr. Martinez. 2 Jenny Thermos shows Cindy Mayer her version of a layout. 3. Joe Pueliu watches Willie Cajio pump iron. 4. Mr. Potter gathers around the piano as Choir rehearses. 5. Cooking class plays Guinea pig to their own food. 6. Choir ' s opening night. 7. Drama acts out a play. 8. Practising a tumble in Gymnastics. Some of the more popular elec- tivcs offered here at Bishop Mont- gomery are Ceramics, Art, Drawing, Modern Dance, Typing, Foods, Sew- ing, and Theatre Arts. These classes tend to bring out the more creative and innovative skills of the students. They are not quite as demanding as the academic solids, but just as equal in quality. HE QtiEST - ! BpH BETTED ' K J ' tP jj J 1 i H 1! S: ! H l 120 Electives

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p H Y S I c A L E D U C A T I O N The Bishop Montgomery Physical Edu- cation Department was a major part of the curriculum this year. With a combination of spacious, well-heated, and brightly lit locker rooms, and the many fields and courts, everyone enjoyed P.E. this year. Each day one of the many instructors would toss the black-and-gold-clad stu- dents a ball or two and turn them loose. Such fun the kids would have, bouncing a flat rubber ball through rain, mud, gopher holes, and the occasional patch of quick- sand. And after all this fun was over, they would still have a minute-and-a-half to shower, dress, recuperate and bandage their wounds before their next class. 1 Gymnastics is a lavonie of girls P.E. 5w »;i» W»S. A friendly game of Basketball. Frosh boys get ready to hit the field. Football is an often played game in boys PE. Ready to hit the showers after an hour on the Athletic Field. 122 Physical Ed