Channel Islands High School - Raider Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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Y ' un -A ' s . , 1 aj.- , A Kr X' T' ,A-. ' Q. Q, ' Robert Rjggsug! Ent hairpersph A , ,5 xi xl 4, 1 Y' ' 1 - H t y ,f flu 76 W fa K '. 059 ' ',, U WIT' 24,1 .V ,A Z as W' 2. , 1 X J , .,, 1 ' 5 . if ff 6 , ig, THE MUSK: DEPARTMENT attempted to serve the needs of Channel Islands both with a varied course offering and by providing a variety of experiences within those classes. There were three performing organizations on campus: jazz Band, Concert Choir, and ConcertfMarching Band. All three performed numerous times during the year for many different types of functions. ln addition to these performing organizations, C.l. Music Department also offered Chorus, Treble Choir, Survey of Music, Guitar, Orchestra and Varsity Band. Mr. Riggs believes that there was something for everyone in the music program. The department members were Mr. Riggs and Mr. Engels. Mr. Riggs, the Department Chairperson, was busy this year as Choir Director and also taught Chorus, Treble Choir and Survey of Music. Mr. Engels taught Guitar, Orchestra and Varsity Band in addition to directing the Concert! Marching Band and jazz Band.

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The Art Department gave students a chance to explore art styles and techniques by offering a wide selection of art classes. Offered were: Art Start, a general survey class for beginning artists, Drawing, Life Drawing, Print Making, Color and Design, Graphic Design, Painting, Filmmaking, Photography, and Ad- vanced Photography. The students were asked to express the knowledge and skills gained from this experience by creating original art works. Empha- sis was also placed on craftsmanship, indivi- duality and experimenta- tion. Department members were Ms. Rubin,who was known as the Michelan- gelo of the sign painters, taught Printmaking, Drawing, and Color and Design. She also advised a new club on campus this year, the Football Club. Mr. Bowman who stayed in shaped by run- ning back and forth from the Art and Physical Edu- cation Departments, taught Art Start, Drawing, and Filmmaking. He was a new teacher this year at Channel Islands but it was his second year as the coach for the Soph Frosh Basketball Team. Mr. Burrows, who spent part of the year recover- ingfrom a trip to Europe, ran the department, advised the Yearbook Staff and taught Photog- raphy, Life Drawing and Graphic Design.

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The Business teachers were: james Anselmino - Department Head, Bookkeeping and Co-op Work Experience. Linc Anderson - Distributive Education and Work Experience and in charge of DECA Club. joe Cory - Shorthand, Office Machines, Data Processing and Bookkeeping. Truletta Daw - Office Machines, Typing and Recordkeeping. Phyllis Harsma - Typing, Clerical Procedures, and College Typing. Al Huso - Business Math, Introduction to Business and Typing. Iva Upchurch - Typing I. f 'i . 'W--adam. 'lumix