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I I BIOLOGY CLASS George Zeliff works on the dissection of an earthworm as Doug Foley studiously works on the dissection of George's finger, CHEMISTRY CLASS Bob Fovall and Jim Messing discover one of the properties of phosphorus. '17 CIVICS CLASS Sister Mary Xavier and Marie Guerrero discuss a problem in civics as the rest W Fr of the students study intently. DRIVER ED It takes two to work and three to dictate when members of the Driver's Ed. dass try to change a tire. Members are: Barbara Gladieux, Linda Meuie, Catherine Scoleri, Cynthia Alfreds, Carol Grieshaber. 32 I
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With the coming of graduation, the curtain falls on the last year of a senior's life at Mission. This was the busiest and most enioyable year of all. Term papers and proiects, which seemed insur- mountable, were taken in stride and completed. Games, dances, and other activities rounded out a year packed with fun and excitement. Now the world and the future awaits every senior. However, it is not without sorrow that we leave our Alma Mater and the wonderful friendships behind us. But the show must go on, and it does, with ever- lasting Mission spirit in our hearts. SENIOR OFFICERS Senior secretaries, Pat Zartman and Betsy Eshom, and senior treosurers, Chuck Bel- Iitti and Judy Wagenbrenner, gather to discuss school matters. SENIOR OFFICERS lhe Senior class enioyed many activities under the leadership of Ellen Gatz and Bill Reiss, class presidents, Betty Shields and Bob McPeak, vice-presidents. aflfie 45, 5 .F x I Q., . A, ,L in like! 31
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fC-.M s. Xuan N--wa-..,'X ... I ,ww 3: ,3., .,... ' ar LATIN CLASS Now Sister Alberta, how are the students ever going to learn how vo translate their latin lessons? Latin students are: Ann Ehret, Sally Sue Dailey, Joan Hickey, Janet Abdalla, Ann Robinson and Judy Martini. RECORD KEEPING Record keeping can be fun as shown by the avid interest displayed by these indus- trious students. Progressing toward posi- tions in the business world via Sister Mer- cia's class are first row: Linda Haefner, Mary Lou Prohaska, Arlene Sanchez, Ther- esa Hernandez, Mary Williams. Back- ground: Eloise Ekberg and Cathie Henlin. CIVICS CLASS Senior boys learn of the intricate workings of their government under the direction ol Mr. Modieski. TRIGONOMETRY CLASS Father Leo helps Jim Messing with a complicated trigonometry problem. Wdil 'Z . L
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