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

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And now you may kiss the bride These words were spoken by The priesT during The memorable wedding in Mrs. Brisslinger's Loving class. Loving, a unique semesTer course Taken by all juniors, is a class ThaT helps sTudenTs prepare for life in The 'real world'. IT Teaches Them The dual aspecTs of chrisTian vocaTions: The difficulTies and The rewards. One of The highIighTs of Loving was The wedding. The sTudenTs planned The ceremony, finding prices of necessiTies such as cakes, flowers, and rings. Then during class The Tradmonal cere mony was carried ouT The brides were adorned in eleganT whiTe gowns and The grooms suiTed up in sfunning Tuxedos AnoTher feaTure of This class was The parenTing of egg babies The campus was filled wiTh Tiny babies nesTIed in Their makeshifT cribs STU denTs learned The responsibilihes of being parenTs by caring for and proTecTing Their liTTle eggs ThroughouT The TumulTous school day TTI? Elaine Herrera Jaime Herrera Ralph Herrera Desiree Hillemann Denise Holmbom Tom HoITke Jeff Hurd Daniel Jones Caroline Jordan Carmen Kessing 67

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Beatriz Gallardo Derek Garubo Sara Gedney Veronica Getze Brian Giroux Ray C. Gonzales Cynthia Goodwin Laura Govea Wendy Grant Brett Grim David Guerra Anna Gutierrez Charles Gutierrez Michelle Hadbavny Gerry Hall Catherine Hannon Terrel Harrison Gina Hendrick Stephanie Hernandez 66 sw:

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Julie Kim Kenneth Klein Vanessa Lamb David Lambert David Lara Michael Ledesma Sandra Lee Albert Lizaola Don Loperena David Lopez Monica Lovio George Macaluso Dino Macias Donna Maeda Roberto Magallanes Anthony Magana Glendale Magpantay Michael Mansir Luis Maria-Tome 68 Trying to find time: The junior way of life. With the reality of senior year rapidly approaching, the juniors went through a great deal of anxiety and stress throughout the year. Due dates piled up. and it became a frantic race to meet them. Term papers, book reports, homework, tests, and afterschool activities were sometimes shoved into a one week period, which led to stu- dent burn-out. The stress be- gan after the realization that the junior year is given consid- erable weight on college od- missions. Requirements needed to be met, counseling was set up, and taking the P.S.A.T.'s and S.A.T.'s were contended with. The juniors found all of their time disappearing. and searched for relief from the strain of school. lt was all for the good of the future, but it sure took away from the present. Catherine Hannon endures ju- nior year pressure during frus- trating research in the library. fx