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

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I Asked, Why Me When i'My most embarrassing moment happened when I walked in and used a ladies restroom by mistakell! Mr. Brunelle Getting a speeding ticket on the way to school and having a student drive by at that moment. Mrs. Hanson Wearing different colored shoes Cone blue, one blacky through the entire day. Finally, someone in sixth period told me. Mrs. Penrose My pants splitting during a lecture. Mr. D. Farrell i'Discussing a student's behavior problem with a parent for twenty minutes, then realized I was talking to the wrong parent. Mrs. Hill A slip of the tongue: I used a swear word once! Miss Miglis While riding a chairlift in Tahoe, my roommate and I decided to 'jump' off the lift before the unloading station. Embarrassing disaster resulted. ski patrols came out of nowhere. Mrs. Weten- kamp Br. Edward Gresnigt-History Mr. Robert Swisher- Economics Mr. Tom McConvilIe- ...M . g Geometry Mrs. Joan Petrone-Girls Physical Education y Ms. Helen Me ia-S anish ' J 6 A iif. 7 .. ..Vyy Br. Andrew Spijkers-German .. E f . . 'W Left: Wearing a crazy tie w and cool shades Mr Brunelle iii' Joins in the spirit week fun. 34

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Sr. Mary CaTherine-Dean of Girls Mr. John Lorenzana-Dean of Boys, Maih Mr. Lou Cvijanovich-Physical EducaTion Mr. Jim Swisher-Civics Mr. Bob Bradley-Counselor, HisTory Mrs. Sue lvlergen-Counselor, HisTory Sr. PaTrice McGee-Campus MinisTry Sr. Therea Schibig-Typing Mrs. Ivajean Swisher-Main Office Sr. Cecilia LaPorTe-CornpuT- er Lab 30 RighT: SanTa Clara Teachers Take Time To refIecT on The good old days while par- TicipaTing in Halloween TradiTions. Below: lvlclm. TiersTein brings a Touch of Parisian sTyle To The S.C. campus. . - R 3. QW is ,iii 2:-is N 'I -Q ' vi Q r T, Tig sig gi K 5 S mf E ,L 9 2 ' T T gir i I Q 2 Q MLN' K, W rgf , , ibiza , T i 2 ,,,,,,,, M ,,..:'k ' ' 'iii Zi

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Growing To nderstand Each Other I came as a freshman feeling alone and afraid, not knowing what to expect from you. My image of you was strict, scholarly and a little unkind. You were an authority figure like the written law, with cold hard facts, and no exceptions. My second year of high school, I thought I knew it all. I lashed out at you with mocking rebellion, but deep inside I had no harmful intentions. The barrier between the students and the teachers be- gan to break down, and I saw you as a person with feelings. A slight change began to take place, but I didn't fully acknowledge it yet. As I moved on to my third year I realized what a learning exper- ience my past two years had been. Right away I recognized the change between us. We became friends, and began to talk easily with one another. I learned that your comments were not meant to criticize but rather to motivate. Through your discipline and strength I've learned valuable habits that will contribute to a successful future. As a senior at the peak of my high school years, l'd like to say thanks, My rebellious ways and arroganace were a lot to put up with. You are a freind who will be in my heart today, tomorrow, and always. I've seen that being a teacher takes a great amount of patience and conscious effort. You deserve full credit. Thank you. Mrs. Patricia Penrose-Eng- lish Mr. Blase Bickett-English Mr. Tom Hernandez-Reli- gion Mrs. Amick Tiersteln- French Br. William Verheijes-Math Mr. David Walskl-History ldv f . , . Mr. Dann Farrell-Math Mr. Rod Farrell-Physics Mrs. Julie Maloney-English Ms. Fides Orpilla-Spanish 32 G