Buena High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Future Goal? Students Drawn Toward It J-L+. j in ' o ,140 rx 0 I e s R off GY, A l g Q 9 Qwnc' c 51:10 ra J-I-9. 3 I sassy . if .e .M - f- .M .X V Q .'gf.,oL.w, . 2:1- af.. s C- , 1 A .0.fn :eg ,ggi srg,s.p'0 QU- - m 91 . ' 1- -3 'gt ' - 2155.1 . . 5 'inner ,Q gg - , 1 +e ' - ' 51? .','fg'f.g'.' nl ' gg f.9fi,',' - V,j .s r'i.5f ' 4 ' shi- 1 I W.. 4 4 ', , 1, A Q . ' Ya . .. fl' fx n V: fe5gZ,Hg.1j.'.' . '49 Q. ' ' Q., ',v?f.?Q :A ig: 4, 3, 1 njfv -, . ,gf 3 . tk i , - . 5 a - ' 6 .' ,' 0 ' jstgysgsl QT A . Q .x:,o.b-l 1 ' G C- .1 -'sn'y,',,'.e .0 in FRONT ROW: Diane Luck, Vice-president: Phyllis Wentlingg Darilyn Kisch, Program Kathy Lyons, President, Linda Klein, Secre- Chairman: Gail Lunsford. tary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: Debbie Matthews: DEBATE CLUB: Members of the Debate Club are interested in improving their public speaking abilities and enjoying thoughtful conjecture of varied topics. Its purpose is to stimulate argumen- tative discussion in the form of an organized de- bate session, and to pro- mote personal speech. Subjects range from stu- dent interests to inter- national interests. New to Buena this year, the Debate Club had an en- thusiastic beginning. 102 MEDICAL ARTS CLUB: Medical Arts Club is de- signed for any student interested in any type of medical career. Its ob- jective is to give mem- bers a broad range of knowledge of many fields of medicine and health: Dentistry, Nurs- ing, Laboratory techni- cian, Dietetics, and others. Meetings were held twice a month at which health specialists describe their career. Service projects for hos- pitals are made, movies of special interest shown, field trips are taken to several schools of nurs- ing, and club business conducted. ia FRONT ROW: Allyson Tuckfield, Pam Simsg Ciefltl M8-I'1G1'1I1a WMSOH1 RiChaI'd Parrett, Trea- Barbara Groves, Secretary: Leah Lewis: Linda surer: Bgad Jones: DB-16 S9XiOHL SUS Logan: Dolan. BACK ROW: Rick Thrasher, Vice Presia Sha-I'OH LUCRS-

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lBoth School and Community EIlViI'OI1ITl91'ltSe K -m.,.,,t..,, 'L xg! 8 Q Q' ., KNIGHTS, FRONT ROW: Mike Klain, Jim Ertman, Ron Jac- obs, Ben Hill, Mike Caldwell, Steve Petersen, Joe Gypsy Milton Grounds, Buddy Canter, Randy Williams, President BACK ROW: Greg Ricards, Bob Fredericks, Dennis Fujii KNIGHTS: Knights is an honorary service or- ganization for junior and senior boys. Members are selected for their character on the basis of faculty and Knights evaluation and the service each prospective Knight has performed for Buena and the community. Serving Buena and the community in every Way possible is the club's main objective. Activities include ushering at assemblies and pep rallies, and serving at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Vice-Presidentg Paul O'Rourke, Bob Brantner, John Bulgin Brad Jones, Gerald Hoogesteyn, Brian Hansen, John Morse Secretary-Treasurer, Steve Peake. KEY CLUB: Key Club International is a service organization of selected young men. Developing initiative and leadership, serving school and community, and gaining experience in living and working together are the goals of Key Club members. Year's activities included the Key Club Banquet, peanut sales, the Handsome Harry Con- test, the canned food drive, the Key Club car Wash, and morning flag raising. KEY CLUB, FRONT ROW: Lane Jackson, Tim Garman, Bruce Woods, Ron Jacobs, Paul O'Rourke, Duane Gragg, Mike Blue, Ken Strople, Lyle Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frank Watson, Kiwanis Advisor, Steve Peake, Greg Bridges, Frank Leaver, Mike Caldwell, Chip Rodgers, Kerry King, Mike Rutherford, Joe Balasco, Bob Brantner, Mr. Frank Davis, Advisor. BACK ROW: Jeff Attebery, Mike Downey, Bill Bradford, Grant Web- ster, Brad Jones, Ben Hill, Tim Downey, Tom Morris, John Reedy, Jim Ertman, Mr. John Wilson, Advisor. , 1

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Through Membership in Co-curricular Activities FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: Learning the teach- ing profession, and working with teachers to gain a better understanding of their work are the main objectives of the Future Teachers Club. Attending 5 4 Q 1 ai 'wg fi' V57 J . the Future Teachers Convention in Los Angeles, helping with Christmas parties at elementary schools, and having guest speakers at special meetings are the club's main activities. FRONT ROW: Christine Wileman, Presidentg Judy Sotvall, Sky: SL1SaI1 Andrews: Lee Anil H6iI1I'iCh3 Pat Hi1fO1'1: Carol Treasurerg Debbie Raffg Sylvia Dunlapg Holly Spragueg Linda Andrews: Kathy Erwin: Evon Frenzelz Ellen Roth: Linda Dolan. BACK ROW: Cathy Newlong Leah Lewisg Susan Luban- Schmidt. , MATH CLUB: Aimed toward the ideal of spreading an interest in math among the student body, the math club con- sists of students having a high interest in math and its promotion at school. Included in its yearly activities are Ju- nior High Day, and field trips to Occidental and Cal Poly. Its newest pro- ject is the Computer Dance, in which couples are matched by a com- puter. FRONT ROW: Fred Janzeng Christine Wilemang Treasurerg Brian Hansong Bruce Nelsong Henry Cathy Borieg Brent Dussiag Dale Sinor, Presi- Hernandez, Vice-President: Forrest Buschg dent. BACK ROW: Mike McCombs, Secretary- Greg Ricards.