Santa Clara High School - Onward Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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evaluation, criticism, and appreciation - greatly to our American aristocracy. Sister Adele Marie autographs her new book for children, The Magic Wishbone. Mrs. Faye Burkey instructs sophomores in efficient use of the library. Words are things, and o small drop of ink, Falling like dew upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. -Lord Byron This thought ot Santa Clara enhances the power of reading and writing which con- tributes to achieving success for those who live well, laugh often, and love much. Seniors enioy Shaw's famed Pygmalion. The students ore: John Schmitt, Raymond Boucree, and Sharlene Robison. I3

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i 2 S s ENGLISH - contributes CBELOWJ Sister Marie Gerard, English Department Head, Sister John Robert, and Mrs. Faye Burkey, Librarian, discuss the expansion of the reading program in the school. l The three witches, Shakespeare's weird sisters and agents of Fate from Macbeth, are portrayed by Patrick Graves, Dixie Stack, and George Howell for the senior class. I2 CBELOWD Miss Patricia Mann reads and interprets the classics for freshmangirls.

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HISTCRY is our effort to understand the to it, and thereby, not to have to The ancient history class studies Egyptian scrolls, Sister Carmelita examines the art work of the stu- dents and evaluates the characteristics that make them authentic in character. Patricia Garcia, Patricia Collier, and Susan Corcoran are fascinated by early writings. In our pursuit of learning in the field of social studies we form iudgements, develop attitudes and make decisions based on the sense of values that have made our ancestors successful. Armed with this kind of understanding we will endeavor to contribute to those achievements that have made America great. l4 Brother Paul demonstrates the place of history, people, and their lives in relation to the planetary system with James Schindler and Robert Hutton. Sister Marilyn Therese points out the contrasts between early American government and our present system to her iunior history class.