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

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-'Oh no, Denise, not the brown locker hall, Following her reception, Sister Gerarda Marie, Superior, is a familiar cry on registration day. enjoys some special pictures, part of her feastday of- fering from the student body. Frosh co-operation and spirit are shown as initiation week ends in an auditorium program X of Alice in Wonderland. Mission areas of the world are colorfully represented by students in a program anticipating the feast of Christ the King. Hail, almighty senior! The time is 8:45, and you're late for a very important datef, A and

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Each day is a vessel into which a great deal may he poured if one will actually fill it up. Developing academic excellence is not the only aim of Ramona's curriculum, for a student without friends and the joys of communal activities would have an existence devoid of the most important memories of high school life. We would not he ahle to develop our inner talents and personalities with- out a varied social life. Such activities as dances, plays and skits not only enable each girl to exercise her creative ability, but also to prove her spirit of co- operation and responsihility by working with others in the preparation of these events. Thus, if all our days are filled with living, ours will he a happy existence and our cup of memories would he over- flowing. l

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P Members of freshman section III gather around the During religion class Dusty Greene narrates a Bible vigil Advent wreath for prayer. for the feast of Christmas. and bring me a big, black blanket and a do-it-yourself atomic The bomb kit. conveyed through a medieval drama- tization in dance of the adoration of the shepherds. true meaning of Christmas is The visit of the three kings is renacted for Ramona's traditional Epiphany pro- gram. J, , m,.,,,,,,....4 ,. junior III members enjoy their homeroom Christmas party.