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

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McConathy, M. Meeks, P. KNEELING: S. Wucherpfennig, J. Bell, Veepg M. Kelley, Sentinel. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mc Elmurry, Sponsor, B. Kelley, P. McReavy, R. DeBoni, E. Anderson, Treasurer, P. Wilx'ert. SECOND ROW: R. DeBusschere, B. Ziese, B. Bosworth. G. Bosley, R. McHardy, R. Daven- port, R. Borchard, B. Bean, J. Nuckols. THIRD ROW: J. Frisk, G. Faulkner, P. Fletcher, 1. Nuckols, O. Sergent, J. Brucker, Secretary, J. Hughan, R. Frost, Presidentg C. Mason, R. Wester, D. Trouw, L. Morris, G. Bowen, R. Lee, J. Morris. FOURTH ROW: A. Knight, B. Winters FUTURE FARMERS 'l F.F.A. members participated in livestock fairs and shows through- out Southern California. Livestock and crop judging teams judged in several field days and judging con- tests. The club held a joint social and recreational barbeque with the Future Business Leaders. In May the Future Farmers held their an- nual Father and Son Barbeque at Oak Grove Park. The local chapter has won many awards including the county F.F.A. championship for the past two years. FIRST ROW: B. Hatt, C. Brizendine, C. Dean, B. Lambert, K. Morris, D. Linton, A. Crum A. Bishop, P. Reardon, D. Kinsch, L. Zuniga, G. johannson, P. Smith, K. Zegarac, C. Harris E. MacMullen, I.. Coberly, M. Doman. SECOND ROW: K. Erickson, H. Hill, D. Talley, M Suytar, K. Hole, M. Wilcox, V. Runnion, S. Strong, M. Briggs 1 ST'UllDlE'.NT ORGANIZATION M. Conti, D. Fontes, J. Tyner, F. Miller, N. Howe. THIRD ROW: P. LaBreque, J. Smith R. Henry, S. Garcia, M. Pace, C. O'Neill, M. McCoy, M. Rorison, R. Taylor. B. Daily, T Pacheco, R. Ortiz, A. DeBusschere, P. Ziese, C. Reynolds, M. Hollifield, D. Duncan, W Wucherpfennig, R. Hudnall.

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FIRST ROW: P. Smith, J. Tyner, F. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Cooley, R. Taylor, P. Moir, J. Kitchen, A. Halverson. THIRD ROW: K. Conway, B. Morgan, D. Duncan, P. Williams, C. Har- ris. FOURTH ROW: Williams, K. Sutton. FIFTH ROW: A. Frost. C. Dean, B. Nobel, B. Ruiz. SIXTH ROW: A. Bishop, S. Foote. M. Rorison, B. Lambert, B. Kitchen, D. Linton, K. Reitz, L. Hill, R. Humbert. SEVENTH ROW: E. Bannister, C. Reynolds, A. Crum, K. Hole. J. Greenburg, L. Elliott, T. Vang, J. Estabrook. EIGHTH ROW: C. Dean, P. Reardon. S. Dester, P. Conti, S. Weiss, G. Forrester, E. Lile. L. Pope. FIRST ROW: L. Dean, A. Frost, B. Nobel. SECOND ROW: R Taylor, A. Crum, C. Reynolds, E. Bannister. THIRD ROXW: M Rorison, D. Duncan, A. DeBusschere, L. Coberly. FOURTH ROW E. Gill, S. Huettner, R. Merrill. FIFTH ROW: S. Faulkner. D Bishop, D. Maurer, M. jaramillo, M. Salcido, S Hall, S. Urquhart, K. Morris. SIXTH ROW: M Kinsch, A. Heggen, S. Henson, E. Carlson, B. Hatt, P. Conti, S. Underwood, M. Mc Clerry, W. Griffin, L. Powe. SEVENTH ROW: F. Alford, J Navarro, L. McCauley, N. McCleery. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF' AMERICA Betty Nobel, Peggy Smith, Pam Moir. janet Tyner. Barbara Hatt. 1 50 In September the F.B.L.A. hosted the South- ern Section board meeting. In December, the club toured the Helms' Athletic Foundation and viewed South Pacific on its first-semester field trip. January saw thirty members at the Southern Section workshop in Norwalk. Here, members entered the Essay, Public Speaking, Spelling and Miss Future Business Leader contests. Betty Nobel was named Miss Future Business Leader of America for the Southern Section. Proceeds from sales helped pay the way of 20 members to the convention.

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FIRST RO wh' W2 K. M G B3nf1a?idH?1imE2::kcg. B-rE?11lbnF-liwigef, C. O'Nei11 B 'L0ve,M ' -Gu 'ffataA .' -1.0.5 rs' Tyner, Spggsoflf-RMeeks G- Refiilrk, THIRE RESSND ROW: S , . Suytar, M. Pace Egikson. Foijgighristian ' A llef D We! ROW l ' 165 FUTURE TEACHERS One of the outstanding activities of the Future Teachers this year was the in-service training at the hools local elementary sc . In February, the chapter spon- sored a Box Social and the cleverly decorated lunches were sold to the highest bidders. This year the club received its vs affiliated with harter and is no the h rs of America. Future Teac e FUTURE HUWE makers is a activities meeting in nd the spon chapter at t e h school year a family picn with in May FIRST RO W C Ga 'fhcr A C mmm F L Pez M MCC Ollilfhy B rn EC CND RO W R He nfl' C mchs el D F risk Kcrnpfon M F I lfds M ilttco M F Sanders Sleldq HIRD TAN Ro cpu C 1lfIanRI1LX?Ig' Sl?nig1EAfflFtrZiZ I Wolfe R Ab mo I Kreutco G S0Wer mm L M zlnmp D S G Klel fffiulcy COW!!!-1 A1-ne C Lopg ts Malhadnu SP0n sor Hauser L Whit e 52 MAKERS VCIY 3C- Future Home tive club on campus Among its have been the attendance Lompoc at the district to discuss Consumer Buying, an cl scussion on Dat ng panel i Valen- interesti ing a soring of a tine s Party represented th Gloria Sowers h district meeting was clos C in ed April T e ic and barbecue