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

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Father Gerard Fallon, Daw' of Recollection Fathers john Alhadef and Richard Hill of Alma College, Two-Day Retreat Father William Stone, assistant in St. Thomas More parish, distributes med- als to sophomore Sodalists after their temporary act of consecration. ff The stamp drive, one of the most exciting of the year, provides the missions with needed funds. This year the seniors led the classes in spirited competition. During the Day of Recollection and the annual Two-Day Retreat, girls find time for contemplation and relaxation away from the pressures of every-day living. inf , - -A t 1f',:,, .v . may La t . Q , 'gi Ll, ,wikgg lklnxy K 11,5 - -:, g ,. 7 ei. ', - x wt, . ,ff --:fume Vi. v-.- 1 , . , A 'W L. fiat. K sa 3 ik i If n Q fe 'ft ki ,, hi gh s H' .V 1 r ff 1' ,l,s3gr5iv'imQ.af5A's 3 if gr 1 ' it at if mb' '

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Sodality Group Leaders, Margaret McGrath, Brenda Linale, Sodality Committee Leaders. Lupe Villarreal, Susan Twomey, Denise Amelita Gutman, Mary jo Hankey, Jeanne Raya, Denise Bauman, MHFY Bielamowicz, Kristen Savard. Joyce Muraoka. -r X31 FT E . -. 4 5 .ma-an-3 ,fl Ann Spiller, Margaret McGrath, Rosemary Distaso, Assisting in the spiritual activities of the school, the Sacristans prepare the altar for student body Masses and Benedictions, ac- company the Blessed Sacrament from the chapel to auditorium altar, as well as lead the responses in dialogue Masses. Kristen and Laura plan future pro- iects with Moderator Sister Miriam Edward. 3

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GAA. Victoria Rue Vice-President Mary McManus President Many' are one in victory, sportsmanship and funfl The true realization of the goals and ideals of the Girls' Athletic Association can best be seen in its individual members. Through 21 vvell-rounded program of varsity, class games, intramurals and ofhciating, the G.A.A. strives to form in each girl a true sense of loyalty, justice and sports- manship. To some, the G.A.A. may be the fun and tense seconds of a good game, the skill shown in exciting competition, or the enthusiasm and support given at rallies and games. But to others, the G.A.A. means even more-a source of enjoyment found in working together and in the satisfac- tion of giving. It holds the joy of unity in striving for the goals of victory, sportsmanship and fun.