Adolfo Camarillo High School - Blue and Silver Yearbook (Camarillo, CA)

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Art Pena seen receiving award as Most Valuable Player from Mr. Barnes, head football coach at U.C.L.A., at the annual football dinner sponsored by Boys' Federation. 'S NI K A ...C BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS: Diane Love, Kerry Dance. Competitors for these awards were: Diane Love, Kerry Dance, Mike Kelley, Betty Nobel, Nancy Howe, Sandy Massey, Louis Howard, john Williams. CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI- FINALISTS: john Williams, Diane Love, Kerry Dance. HIEV MENTS NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST: Kerry Dance. Semi- finalists were jerry Boaz and Diane Love. 23

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Pasadena. Cal if. Club 4 Oxnard. Calif. WILLIAM XV. XVUCI-IERPFENNIG Oxnard. Calif, April 20. 1941 MANUEL XVAGGONER Pocahontas, Arkansas April 3, 1941 Baseball 2: Basketball 3 MICHAEL XWALLACE San Leandro. Calif. April QT 1941 Trans. ferred from Thacher School. Oiai. 4. Boys' 'CH ll Basketball li Baseball 4. JOHN XVILLIAMS Chicago. Illinois Dec. 26. 1942 Spanish Club 13 Baseball lg CSF 1, 2, 3, til El Alacran 2, 3: Blue and Silver 2. 33 ASB Veep 2: Student Council 2. 3, 43 SBVISC 2. 5. 43 Boy of Semester 33 Head Cheerleader 3: junior Council 3g Swimming 33 Radio Club 43 Basketball 43 Rally Club 4 BONNIE BARDELL WILSON March 10. 1941 Transferred from Evanston Township High3 Rally MARGARET XVILCOX Oct. 19. 1911 Music Club 13 French Club 1: CSF 1, 2, 33 Girls' League Treasurer 2. President 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3. 43 GAA 1. 2: SOS 2. 3. 43 Pep Club 3 Tumbling 13 SOS 2, 3. 'll Blue and 'N Silver 2. 5. -il El Alacran 2: Swimming 3 3 4 LANCE YORK Oakland. Calif. july 16. 1941 Tratk 3.5 ,Iunior Play 33 Football 5, 43 ASB President 4 PI-IYLLIS ANN ZIESE Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Nov. 3. 1941 blusic Club 13 Spanish Club 13 GAA 1, 43 FBLA 3. 4: SOS 4: Rally Club 4 LUPE ZUNIGA Oxnard. Calif. July 21, 1941 Iwfusic Club 11 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4. Veep 2, 33 Latin Club 13 Student Council 1, 2, 33 FTA 23 Comm.- of-Assem. 31 FMLA 33 FHA 3, 4, President 43 Girl of Quarter 3: Girls' C 2. 3. 43 SOS 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3. 43 Rally Club 43 Girls' League Secretary 4

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Carol Dean, Preridezzl: Kath- ie Morris, Veep. STANDING: Ann Summers, Secremry.' Joe Deutsch, Ser- geazzl-fzl-Arvlfg Phil Chase, Sergm111-.zl- Awzzrg Gloria Johannson, Trf'r1,f1n'e1'. JUNIOR COUNCIL SEATED C Underwood G Johann son C Dean K Morris A Summers B Loy STANDING P Chase J Deutsch JUNIOR CLASS Upon reaching the Junior level the student has climbed to the halfway mark in his high school education He can look back with pride on the past two year and survey the progress that he had made in academic and extracurricular activities He has earned the privileges and opportunities which the class offers At ACHS the Junior class has played an important part in the school government as highest lex el at the school During the past year the Junior class maintained a position of preparing the student for his final year of high school For as he becomes a junior the student begins to realize some of the responsibilities involved in being an upper classman Along with the added responsibility of maintaining good scholastic standards the student must begin to think about his future after high school However with all the responsibility the junior year is one of the most enjoyable times during the students high school education well as in the social life on campus due to the fact that the first junior class was the