Ramona Convent Secondary High School - Copa Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Lax Latinas, Alexandra Smith, Virginia Lizarraga, Maria Del Carmen Gonzales, Victoria Lacayo, Rosa Gallardo, Maria Cristina Tavarez, Elzy Aristizabal, Zarina Yberri, Adilia Rosales, Herlinda Morales, Leslie Caldera, Eugenia Torres, Ana Maria Santa Cruz, Denise Bryan, Eugenia Gayou, President. Through the years one of the most beautiful of Ramona's programs has been the one honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe, presented by Las Latinas. This organiza- tion, coihposed of all our Latin American students, enables every girl to become bet- ter acquainted with the cultures of our neighbors south of the border. Las Latinas members present Las Posada: to the resident students and faculty members. This beautiful ceremony is brought to a close with the traditional breaking of the pifiata in the boarders' living room.

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Under the direction of Sister Felice Marie, R.Cfs drama club has enjoyed increasing prominence this year. Among its many activities are one-act plays and competitive entries in drama festivals. The object of the drama club is to initiate and further interest in fine theater arts. The club has been very successful as a stimulus in these areas, keeping the student body well informed of community theater activities through use of the drama bulletin board. Drama Club. BACK ROW: Theresa Gomez, Peggy Kyle, joan Rybicki, Judy Saunders, Carol Valdez, Mary Ann Patterson, Winifred Archer, Elizabeth Copping, Susan Besset, Linda Juarez. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Munoz, jan Brown, Sheila Aneello. Cathv Iohnston, Kathy Pike, Linda Cavaleri, Kathv Conferring with Sister Felice Marie are Masquers officers Carol Valdez, President: Susan Bessel, Historiang Winifred Archer, Point Recorderg Elizabeth Copping, Secretary, Peggy Kyle, Treasurer. Curcio, Nancy Hoover, Theresa Enquist, Diane Carras. FRONT ROW: Michelle Mollner, Stephanie Jenal, Patricia Gram, Maureen Martin, Cynthia Welton, Mary Folton, D'Anne Bona- parte, Francesca Martinez, Jeri Stark.

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Juli Creahan shares an in- teresting article during snack time with S h a r o n Canale, Veronica Leon, and Eugenia Torres. sident officers Cecilia Callagy, Freshmen Representativeg Eugenia Gayou Latin Representative, Bonnie Bechard, House Presidentg Mary Bright Sophomore Representativeg Alexandra Smith, Senior Representative. Ab sent: Mimi Hodge, junior Representative. One of the most important groups in Ramona is the residents. Here each girl shares the bonds of unity and friendship with her many sisters from various countries and backgrounds. Together they not only plan field trips, parties, movies and the 3 traditional boarders' dance, but also grow in re- sponsibility and cultivate an appreciation for the ideals of Christian womanhood. 'Y Mr fl Ywr 1 s- N- -f W ee -., - .,- ,K ,, -H-4' -v' he 4' -' F ,-P , 0-.., - - N .. ,N Sister Felice Marie, Dean of Residents, listens to suggestions from re-