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

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES Mike Breen ..................... Maxwell's Demon Janet Daly .... ............... A rt of Papermaking Betty Shields .... . . .Paper Chromatography Caryl Walker. . . .... Chemicals in the Bone Ellen Gatz ............. ...... P hotomicrography Sharon Monroe .......... ........ G rowing Stem Doug Reiss 8- Mike Nicklin .............. White Light Anthony Tessier ................ Reflecting Telescope BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Mary Ann Tomaschko ................ Tissue Growth Sharon Fasoli ......... . . .Rheumatic Fever Loretta Allen ........ .... l ron in the Soil Lois Anderson. . . . . .Enriched Flour Jeanette Reiter .... .......... S corpions Pat Hardwig ..... ...... S ugar in Plants Frances Pearne .... ............. P athogenic Bacteria Sharon Thompson ........................ The Fly CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARDS Bill Fowler .............. Transmitting Sound via Light Mary Seabury ............... Ecology of Mt. Whitney Mike Donnelly .................... Synthetic Rubber John Kirkeby and Tony Pisano ..... Cottrell Precipitator Environmental Effects on Artemia Salina was the interest- ing topic studied by Doreen Neustatter, 4th place winner. Elvera Pellettieri displays some of the important tae tors of her prize-winning science proiect.

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mcg my Mary Tronske's fourth place proiect, Sonic Effects on excellent example of the caliber of Mission's science fair. I- 4 i Planciria, 'W is an This clever exhibition of the Life of a Gopher won Cathy SeLegue third place in the biological sciences. emda eq ,bfmaea ccdzfe 4 4045.7 ,..i.....- mx Q i SYSWQ ill Sill IS YS An eye-catching display in addition to a great deal of scien- tific research is represented in Mary Jo and Elizabeth Ann FiegeI's proiect Crystallography Joy Willin exhibits her project Control of Stem Growth by Light and Gibberellic Acid which received a sec- ond prize in the biological sciences division.

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X I l 4 A Music of Bob Rogers Quintet kept royalty swinging at Senior Dance. Beneath a sparkling chandelier, ladies and gentlemen enioy an evening at Enchantment Palace. am amd faalfaaq accangemzg dlcwcea, Sodality Prefects, Mary Canny and Terry Lenhart, crown the Blessed Mother at the Sodality Dance. Be- low: Shall We Dance? proved to be a very apt theme for the Sodal- ity Dance, With the sparkle of an eye and the swish of filmy chiffon, Mission students danced many a happy night away, The atmosphere was set by hard workers who succeeded in filling Mission's audi- torium with Autumn Splendor or transforming it into a magnificent ballroom of Enchantment Palace. Students leaving Mission will recall with happy nostalgia those wonderful nights filled with Johnny Mathis and the Hullie-gullie. 1 Dreamy music contributed to the atmosphere as Queen Cathy Simmons sets mood for Homecoming Dance.