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

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through which personal life is regulated orderedp and then, there is peace iii . Spanish II students are amazed at the work that can be done with puppets. Nancy Braden, Elizabeth Wehagen, and Richard Perez try their luck at the strings with Sister Adele Marie. Jug. H-1,2 l in the world. It is with the passing ofthe language barrier that all cultures find their true relations. Beauty and truth are suffusedg wisdom, goodness, and love find expressionp and the lives of all people form a character whose greatest expression is understanding.

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Brother Louis develops French conversation facility. Students, Mary Scott and Robert Herman, relax in the fun of speaking, hearing, and understanding a foreign language. LANGUAGE is the art and national life is C, , jf. ' f,f 5 Latin is the foundation for many languages and a bulwark of many cultures. Janet Turk and Kerry Gaitan illustrate their findings for Sister Marian. 'Xl N Gaiety is one ofthe characteristics of people of Latin culture. The pinata and the guitar add to the glee. Spanish Il students and their teacher are: Luis Vicuna, Christine Soto, Diane Case, Sister Adele Marie, and Michael Muro. o Mr. Varela developes understanding of the culture of the peoples of Spain and Mexico through the study of the Spanish language. Richard Maulhardt is one of the Spanish students.

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MATHEMATICS cmd those unselfish intent on their observations of endothermic and exothermic reactions are Kathleen Holloway, Paul Elliott, John Tomko, Sister Charles Leonard, Richard Kingsland, Bruce Stewart, Teresa Ward, and Mary Joy Stewart. Katherine Friedrich, under the super- vision ot Sister Rose Louise, observes the position of the heart in the human body. Raymond Boucree, Brother Emeric, William Maynez, Sharlene Robison, and Michael Lastrico study the vector theory of physics.