San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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dence iaaaw at Wfiaadcwz exif ' l HI YIICAL ANALYSIS s'r,uu'u 11- 1 7 'l'lIlE l'0'l'A'l'0 in 'rlzsws ' y I wlhw M I., 5 sr ., 2 , .. ' 1' ' I f' I - I o , , ! I lurrs a ' l ' ' U -j'lI llh g , ,J , is me s Nan Weatherfield ioyfully smiles over her first place Physical Science award, Analysis of the Potato. Once again the scientifically inclined members of the Junior and Senior classes crammed the school audi- torium with fascinating and educational displays in Mission High's Seventh Annual Science Fair. Demon- starting a tremendous variety of subiects ranging from an intricately detailed model of an atomic reactor to an analysis of the chemicals in the bone, students under the watchful eyes of their instructors, reveal their crea- tive genius. These displays are a concrete example of young America's future scientific ability. ow,

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akee cmee adam! ,0 Q an QZGQGZJJ. Clockwise, Janet Abdalla, President: Lana Jones, Vice-President, Carole Platz, Secretary: Alicia Wilson, Treasurer. PIONEER SCIENCE CLUB Left to right, kneeling: Chuck Belitti, Tony Pisano, Pat Donnelly, Mike Donnelly, Bill Fowler, Mike Hubbard. Row 2: Mark Blessum, Bill Reiss, Chuck Ettari, Pat Zartman, Richard Clark, Jim Messing, Mike Breen, Ralph Parrett. Row 3: Mike Nicklin, Dion Dostaler, George Pfiffner, Dove Schwien, Jim Futterer, Max Whitney, George Zeliff. Unlike other clubs at Mission High, the Pioneer Science Club has no meetings and no club proiect. This small group which is composed of volunteer Physics and Chem- istry students meets weekly on Thursday evenings under the watchful and helpful eye of Father Reed. The club members devote their time to working on long experi- ments which couldn't be completed during the regular class period, proiects for the annual school science fair, and various other scientific undertakings which will be beneficial to them in future study. TRI-SIGMA SCIENCE CLUB Left to right, Row 'l: Mandy Clark, Janet Abdalla, Nan Weather- field, Rita Hatem, Elvera Pelletieri, Carol Fitzgerald, Lorie Ricci- ardi, Mary Canny. Raw 2: Dani Triggs, Anne Elliott, Elizabeth Ann Fiegel, Sarah Bouton, Pat Ford, Carole Platz. Row 3: Joy Willin, Val Wilber, Ellen Galz, Mary Jo Fiegel, Sally Sue Dailey, Alicia Wilson. Row 4: Cheri Haines, Mary Beth Sheahan, Pat Recor, Lana Jones, Judy Wagenbrenner, Doreen Neustatter, Cathy Dorsey. To further the interest of Mission students by bringing the world of science down to earth is the goal of the Tri-Sigma Club. Meetings are never dull for they always include movies or discussions on current science topics led by Sister M. Clarice, The Science Fair is under the capable direction of the Tri-Sigmas and thanks to them it was smoothly run. Back from one trip and off on another seems to be the motto of the club for they are constantly on the go. This year's itinerary included the Zolatone Paint and Chemical Company, Stewarts For- mula Company, Avon Cosmetics Company and the State Pathological Laboratory.

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Svwvov 'S' MINERAL DEFlClENClES TOTHE FORE gdaitagq fzeaeaia cfzezfa a ' asf if Mineral Deficiencies to the Fore by Janet Abdalla captured the third prize in the biological division. ' l Using her experience as photography club president, Marie Talavera devised this proiect on The Silver Cycle in Photography, which captured a third place award. Bill Fowler stands next to his proiect Sound Via Light which won him a fourth place in the physical science division and a craftsmanship award. 'E'- i P111-Tl l ? 'Y1 Phil Cleveland poses in front of his Model Oil Refinery which won fourth place in the physical science division of the science fair.