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

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Foreign Language Emphasis Placed On Self Understanding Darrell Adams, Department Head To meet the constant need for foreign language in colleges and universities, Cabrillo is presently instructing students in three languages: German, French, and Spanish. Last year, Cabrillo expanded its curriculum by adding German IV, French V, and.Spanish V. Next year, the German program will be extended to the fifth level . The first and second year foreign language students are mainly taught by the audio-lingual method, which teaches the student speech and comprehension. The third, fourth, and fifth year students learn more of the language through constantly reading, writing, and Speaking if: Along with the language, the students learn about the geography of the land and the customs of its people. Mr. Esparza tells students of foreign customs. Ben Esparza Lester Manchester Mr. Schilling assists a student during class Hans Schilling Howard Shaw

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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

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Richard Diddel Gregory Hyatt Electronics Added to Industrial Arts Approximately 400 students are enrolled in one form or another of Industrial Arts. Oddly, 30 are girls. The Industrial Arts Department includes graphic arts and photography, auto shop, wood shop, metal shop, and drafting. This year a new electronics program was added, consisting of the latest training kits and a dynometer used to test cars under actual road conditions. Students were continually engaged in varied activities includ- ing printing business and personal cards, making wood projects, and restoring automobiles. The department specialized in preparing students for careers in these fields. ,Ai W Richard Rosen Department Head Mr. Richard Rossen shows students the procedures used to operate the printing equipment. i 135