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

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1. Santa will make ihis toy come to life. 2. Sculptures pause from painting to pose. 3. Santa ' s elves te!l a siorv. 4. Not a creature was stirring, waiting for Sugar Plum Fair). 5. Kim Toscas is hard at work perfectmg her work of art. 126 Ceramics

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The Science Department at Bishop Mont- gomery consists of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The courses are lough, but well worth the effort. Students acquire an in depth knowledge of the world and its natural and chemical reactions. The courses are prerequi- sites for college and highly recommended. ife lii liliM mlh, Ml L NAIUliE S ' ; 1 ' . i k W ' ' ■- » : ' SB • ■ .• ' s c I E N C E S Sr. Mary Braun advises Pat Mancuso and Kathleen l)e Krancc in lyping class. Kathie Bozanich, Kathy Browning and Mark SIrader learn to lypc. Ms. Dechow leaches Business lo a fascinaled audience. Sr. Mary Braun checks up on (Jreg Mo-SchePs lyping skills. Tony Wong conccntrales on his typing, .Students enjoy lab in Biology. Boy, does that bug look ugly! Tom Kournier inspects a choice specimen in lab Student listen with fascination to Ms. Sherwood in Biology. A studious Fernando Davila supervises Marlin l.awlor. Sciences 125

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1. Cathy Ryan and Lisa Fraser are real dolls for ihe audience. 2. Crafl class members gather lo welcome a newcomer 3. Par Mancuso gives I.eonor Dumas and Patrice Celtz ihe eye 4. Toys get their bolts in gear. The Fine Arts Department in- volves interested and talented stu- dents in various subjects relating to drawing, printing, sculpturing, dra- ma, and music appreciation. Some of the courses listed are Perspective Drawing. Ceramics. Theatre .Arts. Dance, and Beginning Band. 127