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

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Catherine Johnston Alune Dew Georgiana Donnelly Sandra Follen Dusty Greene Catherine Harrigan Patricia Paul Anne Kelley Janis Meister Mary Moriarty juniors discover that decorating for a prom can be a risky business. Christine Schneider '- , ' Carla Pascuzzo give., Colleen Upstill Monica Yoshinaga Susan Twomey

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WMS Every right implies a responsibility, every op- portunity, an obligation, every possession, a duty. A school does not exist solely for learning, but also for the formation of the individual character. In order for a Ramona student to become better ac- quainted with the social and governmental aspects of life, she is offered membership in school organ- izations. The Student Body officers and Student Council members demonstrate the responsibilities of leader- ship through their management of the R.C. system, student functions and student-faculty relations, the G.A.A. promotes active interest in a variety of sports, including volley-ball, bowling, archery and swimming, the Sodality offers each girl the oppor- tunity to further her spiritual development through dialogue Masses and the group and committee meet- ings. By participating in each of these organizations, every girl is offered the chance to develop her per- sonal potentialities. The opportunities are every- where, but it is individual effort and co-operation which reaps the rich harvest.