Holy Names High School - Echoes Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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The primary purpose of a Catholic high school is to further Christian ideals and to develop in each student a fuller understanding of her faith. At Holy Names the religion course serves this g g purpose by cultivating the practice of faith, hope, and charity in everyday life. It permeates the inner-self and enables the girls to realize what their goal really is. It provides the flame that casts fire upon the earthf' Lynn Schralla leads senior religion in an interesting discussion on materialism in the modern world. In Freshman religion class, Joan Treiner, conducts a discussion of Abraham and his influence on world salvation. l an , . ..,,,,,.., .,., . ,,-..,.i .... . ' . 'i 5 SM' fx 1 1 . , . :wif-if 5 3 I 5 5 E 'ati psi! E':?-VE'?ffQ5i9E3i N 1 l -11 Q H H V ,..............,...-...,,, Q .ehgg ,tgp f u m.: 5, 7 Mhyff:-H. ' ' ' f sgfff:-f':if1 .. -' exif gyiiggiswfi wr'-We -f fy..-W., ,. , . ., . 4? fs fr. Q' -1 We w- we Q94 isaffw,i'fi'E't2T31.?5a-iii.-..JQ.irr , L ' T. 'Tf:155fig2aiqJ.f1',g.1, I :faaaatfa : 'Pri' sw . 4 RU 'iris-P'S:3?5f 3 Effif -1? :ii f 'F x 'ii 'ms ,,,.,, . ,.v.:e E!:s: 2 G5 ffigsitji' V, 1: I -1 --f-ftw 1 :..s,is2.pes .flips .e k 'Q' K isiiiiii f L- 'f is 1:-f-1 -w w M. .S Swain 6 Ist! Q if M Q A Wig: QE f rt af- fr.. , t ar E 2 if K 5 Y lit ee li E6 ii Pr .fgla Y ex Q..-:'fe We fe' W ww elm 14.2 5' 5 sf 4 ef ,J 3 Pi ,. f 1 i g . Q , 1 ..., . ent: .,: .. J, X. i 'v. I ,- -' 'Mini-1. '.,,..2a ':1h11tz .w Q1 2' '23 H- , .Q 'MQ . ig. ps. . 1' . 1' - BW mf . K ' Y -.1 - -, V 'Lt . w. ,ir-.,.., 1 ess:Wf,,,,iff--vf,f .ii ti., 'yy H. A . .- J sg Eigfgtfttsaswgtif-flfvffzzwle . , .f.g?kev gf f vfgressf,-.s.'iis1.,:f 1 ' -115,17 , 5 Q I t l V ' i.: '11'f 1, 2121 - jf1Q,?if r- asli1A55Qf'i Wi:z,1.,. 'i '-9 E 'if 'Q 'wsf-'f.: i-f'z '4g ,:fEff::,5-3?-fa We -Wt-' -'if' ,it: '.j'J?S'1'i-F? 'S-5-5-H ?S5I,:f'!..ii.. - .jc .. -f,- 'f Vg..-V.'.:a,- E5fx ,,i,,lExg:,.,-,,,..'.!9:'f 1:1 e-rf e -I fs- 2 5: -:f rt t , J. wt, , .. . . .Ne ts-3 'A ' . -.f we . .. The Bible ceremony this year opened the way for a new religion course at HNH. Freshman representatives received their Bibles from the three major presidents. 28

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,fi i ,g if , 5' 'H V es..-: Short stories, the subject of first quarter En- glish III, evolves from European fairy and folk tales of the past. Re-enacting such tales is an in- teresting way to study the origin of our modern short story form. Kathy, Rosie, janet and Dolores act out a scene from Dr, Faustusf' Kathy Kretzmer and Sandy Cavallo discuss To Build a Fire by Jack London. English at Holy Names includes literature, composition, and grammar. Literature, covering poetry, fiction, biography and drama, gives stu- dents an insight into both the realism and ideal- istic aspects of life. In composition, girls learn how to put their own ideas into writing. Grammar, in- cluding usage, vocabulary and spelling, is taught so that students can master the structure of the English language, Learning is fun in Mrs. Carbis' English II.