Miraleste High School - El Mirador Yearbook (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA)

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The graduating class of '72 is the first to have spent all four of its years at Miraleste. Most of us have attended no other high school. Yet one of the advantages we have had in our education at Miraleste, has been our exposure to many diverse views and ideas, through our association with many different students and faculty members. This year student government in general hast. tried to em- phasize its involvement in academic areas and in its relation- ship with other schools, rather than an exclusive concentra- tion ont activities. The Senior Class specifically has placed its emphasis on activities that are meaningful in that they break old traditions by setting new ones. This year we have significantly altered the normal multi-media presentation the Baccalaureate, put on a Senior production, and involved ourselves in a program with Vista. I' Totally, both Miraleste High School, and its graduation class have benefited by the exchange of ideas and activities between them. Wenhave taken a lot from Miraleste, but we have given much back as well. - Seniors LINDA LIBMAN, WENDY RABINOV ASB Representative fi' 'ri e Y H13 3 MMM 01'-rg.. .iff TOM SCHARFFENBERGER, ANN MARIE HAFEMANQ Class Cabinet