Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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Glenn Abrahamsen James Callan Jim Gerard Department Head Philip Kerrigan Herbert Lucas Jerry Macke r- HN Maurice Sipes Cannibals Columbus One class may be studying Cannibals to Colum- bus while next door another wades into the Califor- nia Constitution. Social science classes at Cabrillo are designed to make man's story interesting and valuable for the students. Besides required courses, the faculty encouraged independent research on the relation of past history to present problems. Mr. Richard Hanger discusses a point on Amer ! f' vt, 2. X

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fusiness we L, f- 1 Qia- E ts 1 'S s is during Second hour. Paul Holmes looks on as Mr. shim explains Q mathematical equation. Textbook Room is Storehouse of Knowledge The textbook room is re- oonsible for housing and is- Jing books for the entire mpus. An inventory of 25,- 0 books is maintained here. xtbooks are continually be- ig issued and returned eping activity in this area nstant. Student office training help of great value to the text- ook clerk. They receive credit s a class and help in the mid- emester and end-of-the-year ish with receiving and issuing F books.

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--'X N4 .. Ars. Wilson helps Tari Underwood mold a head out of clay during the two-hour art lass. vernment to his freshmen class. Art Reflects Pride Cabrillo Art Department enioyed an interest- ing and rewarding school year. Students worked in a variety of experiences ranging from pop art sculpture to miniature egg tempera paintings. Classroom activities were rewarding and hon- ors came as well. Seven artists won certificates of merit at the 22nd annual scholastic art ex- hibit at Los Angeles. Outstanding field trips included one to the new Los Angeles Art Museum. They also helped the school during plays, de- signed sets and produced hundreds of signs and posters. Richard Fisher Department Head '11, fad Helen Wilson l33