Buena High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Teachers Pilot Students to Life's Crossroads MRS. DONNA AAMODT Foods I, Clothing I. B.S. University of Minnesota. MR. MERLE AKIN S Art I, II, III, B.A. Humboldt State College. :- MR. WILLIAM ANDERSON Typing I, II, Introduction to Business, Vocational Office Practice. Business Department Head. B.A., M.E. University of California at Los Angeles. MR. DELOS ARMS Introduction to Business, Salesmanship, Business Law. B.A. University of California at Los Angeles. MR. GENE BADSTUBNER Driver Training, General Math, Senior Math, Psychology. Assistant Swim Coach. B.A. Occidental College, MR. DAVID IBERBERT Psychology. Senior Class Assistant Advisor. B.S., M.Ed. University of Missouri. MRS. IMOGENE BERCAW Humanities I, II, Choir, Study Hall. B.E. University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles. MRS. KATE BILDERBACK English 10, 12. AFS Sponsor. B.A. Montclair State College, New Jersey.

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Preeeptors Reveal Mode to Impending - Destination Well known to all students is Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey, the school nurse. Supervising the school health program, gathering data re- lating to the health of students, and counseling with students, teachers, and parents regarding student health problems are the responsibilities of the school nurse. l 'P'! !F'0'I'l!PF Staffed by capable organizers, Buena's library offers over ' 1 1,000 volumes. STANDING ABOVE Mrs. Shirley Knutson, Library and Guidance Clerk: Mr. Allen Fowler, Librarian, Mrs. Mercedes Crain, Library Clerk. Students find the Buena library a necessary help at school. A familiar face is Mr. Allen Fowler, librarian. He reviews all of the books that go into the library, and supervises li- --f ' I brary conduct. The library is open on school days from 7:30 A.M. to 4:15 P.M. It has soundproof conference rooms, sev- eral large dictionaries, reference materials, periodicals, and large fiction and nonfiction sections. All these factors make the library a superb place for study and pleasure reading. ' x -r. In X., K i ',k' ... n iiwsf N MWAWWMN ,I Always eager to assist students in their need, Mrs. Udd Efficiently fulfilling her duties, Mrs. Dugan manages the stands ready in the Student Store. Aside from sales of attendance office. Handling morning lines for admit slips school materials and extracurricular activities tickets, and recording ADA figures are only two of her many duties. she is keeper of all ASB funds and accounts.

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Avenues to Knowledge Explored Through Learning MR. JULIAN BORTOLIN Mechanical Drawing I, Wood Working I, Driver Training. Varsity Football Assistant Coach. B.A., M.A. Chico State College. MISS GILLIS BROWN Girls' Physical Education. Girls' Athletic Association Ada visor. B.S. North Texas State University, M.A. University of California at Santa Barbara. MR. BUFORD CAMPBELL World History. B.A. Central State College, Oklahoma. MR. GORDON CAMPBELL Algebra II, Analytical Geometry, Calculus, Physics. B.S., M.S. Wayne State University. MRS. DOROTHY CONDIT Girls' PE, World History-General, Study Hall, Drivotrainer. Girls' League Co-Advisor, B.A. University of California at Berkeley. MR. STEPHEN CONSIDINE Business English, Speech I, English 12-College Prep. De- bate Club Sponsor. B.A,, M.A. Los Angeles State College. MISS MARION DAVENPORT English 10. B.A., M.A. Syracuse University. MR. FRANK DAVIS Physical Science, Algebra I. BA. University of California at Santa Barbara.