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

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5--. aw if Mark Brenizer Mrs. Susan Baier - taught French on all levelsg she was the main reason that the enrollment in French has doubled in four years. Mrs. Imelda Ontiveros-taught Spanish on all levels in both the regular and the Bilingual Program. Mr. Mark Brenizer- taught German and one class of French. Miss Asta Klawiter- taught first year Spanish in both the regular and the Bilingual Program. Mr. Eric Johansen- taught first year Spanish in both the regular and the Bilingual program. Mr. Gus Samaniego- taught second year Spanish in' the Bilingual Program. Mr. Nick Varnava- lDepartment Chairpersonl - taught Spanish on all levels and provides leadership to the department.

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Our Foreign Language program tried to meet the needs and the interests of students. We offered Spanish, French and German. In Spanish, we offered a variety of courses to suit the needs and the diversity of the student body. We tried to help students acquire an insight in the ways of thinking and behavior of people in foreign lands. We tried to give students a good background in the language they studied, and to increase their chances for professional success or at least make their travel in foreign lands more meaningful. I a l - wif 4 i -U-k'f'f QW W' .!i',,fi'g'ilL'gM'Ll WJQMQEQK xwg will 'FT'-f 'kv 'ra-an W ,N 9 fj1'Ll-55- 'Y .--I - 2- M E i .fm-. Fri? ' h QS., .E . 6,,.--f' if 1 4 Gu? Samaniego

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Clfwv! ov-XJ,,L0.,,,.e,Ll Home conomics was where it was happening, from the snappiest outfits and gifts g to' s, Home at ' laqe on S, Something was offered for everyone's interest, be it decorating that first apartment, or planning and preparing for mar- riage, or thinking later on up the road to the chal- lenges of parenthood, Home Economics was where it was happening. For all students, Home Economics showed how to care and use your resources and state your responsibilities as a con- sumer in the community. For thinking now and later, Home Economics was where it was hap- pening. Heading up the areas: leaneen Bellitti-taught Child Development and Foods and wished her students a nice day everyday, and Please push your chairs in. Sue Cooney taught Foods and Consumer Ed. She knows her consumer rights and this year she found out the advantages of Pampers vs. Curity diapers. Maryjane Jacobs taught Clothing, Interior Design, and Foods. She can whip up anything that is needed in the depart- ment and always has plenty of time for stu- dents after school. Audrey Rubin taught The Family and surely preached well to her students on the blessings and rewards of marriage as well as the quarter- back option,