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

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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.

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Susan Schnieders Mary, Berg Pfe51d'fm Vice-President 'lService to all, respect for others, mastery of selfg these constitute life. Most meaningful to us in our lives as student body officers is 21 spirit of loving unity. It means our experiences from the first day through all the activities we have or- ganized, including Funday, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and Eighth Grade Dayg and all these have bound us more closely to one another. It has grown and matured through our service into a deeper, liner love of Ramona. 52