Bishop O Dowd High School - Mitre Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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l0lH. i g I , l'l!l 1 THE QUALITY OF A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPENDS ULTIMATELY UPON The qualiTy of educaTional services made avail- able To sTudenTs. AT Bishop O'Dowd The enTire sTaTT works Toward aid- ing each sTudenT, noT only Through Tormal classroom insTrucTion buT also Through special consulTaTion. Because oT The sTudenTs' need Tor guidance and undersTanding, The TacuITy advises The sTudenTs in Their search To develop Their God-given TalenTs, Each member Takes Time from The day's busy schedule To guide and direcT The exTra-curricu- lar acTiviTies. FaculTy members, Through Their own specialized conTribuTion, sTrive To creaTe a ToTal school aTmosphere conducive To learning. REVEREND JAMES F. KEANE STUDENT COUNCIL MODERATOR VIGOROUS LEADERSHIP SPANS A DECADE OF PURPOSEFUL ACHIEVEMENT SISTER GRACE IMMACULATA OP GIRL'S VICE PRINCIPAL AND DEAN - 3 I 7. -,I

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FACULTY ENRICHES STUDENTS BY STUDY AND RESEARCH Good teachers strive to convey the idea that learning does not be- gin at 8:30 A.M. and end at 2:35 P.M. lt does not begin in September and end in June. Good teachers in- spire students to go beyond the textbook and the lecture. They are interested in bringing the most modern and up-to-date teaching techniques to their students. Bishop O'Dowd High School is fortunate in having devoted priests, sisters, lay- men and laywomen. The faculty, specialists in their academic fields, have wide interests. Many of the faculty have successfully furthered their professional careers and some have pursued studies abroad. Sister Mary Henry, 0.P. Sister Marie Olive, 0.P. Sister Mary Romayne, 0.P Sister Marie Joyce, O.P.