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

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David Stroh, Richard Sullivan, Ann Summers, Rebecca Suytar, Linda Swanson, Debbie Talley, Bob Taylor. 5 Y 'K' Mickey Taylor, Jim Telford, Caroline Trachsel, Richard Throckmorton, Abie Trujillo, Craig Underwood, Sheryl Urquhart. A Pauline Valdez Tom Watson john Webb Ken Weller Robert Wester Michael White Tommy Widick 11 f. R Pat Williams, Billy Wyatt, Edward Welty. GM of the Quarter LINDA PRUETT

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SEATED D Telford B Madden M Moritz C Morris G Forrester B Bradley B Good STANDING P La Brecque J Estabrook E MacMullen og tg I K0 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bill Bradley, Sergeant-at-Armxf Mike Moritz, Veepg Charles Morris, Presi- dent,' Glenda Forrester, Secreiaryg Bon- nie Madden, Trearurer. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL SOPHUMURE CLASS With the students promotion into the sophomore level comes the dawn of a new role for him in the high school society He is no longer considered the infant or upper classmen True the sophomore student does not partake of as many traditions or privileges as do the juniors and seniors but he is well on his way to a complete high school education As the student becomes a sophomore he finds that his studies open whole new vistas of interest and opportunity He is offered more interesting courses and is able to see a clearer picture of what the future holds for him both occupationally and socially In closing let us say that the sophomore year is a glittering preview to the fun and interest that is to be had in high school vx fledgling member of the student body who is the object of mock persecution by the I J' 44 A , ' ' I Q X- - 5 0 . . . , . I 3 . . - . - .