Channel Islands High School - Raider Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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MARVIN KILLGORE Social Studies HOWIE LEE Math Sophomore Class Advisor ll . 1, A 1 i' SUSAN KIPP Q il f NKIPPX I was fortunate to have had so!! e ' 'A - English spiring English teachers id Dflgvglim school and college. I enjoy literat, because it allows you to use yo imagination. I have found over the years that English is a very versatile subjectg students can be reached in so many different Ways. Also I like working with people and students. sz.:-.v 1973 HENRY LEWENBERG Resource 1973 A01 CATHY LEWIS English 30 FACULTY DENNIS LANG I always loved the outdoors and the natural sciences. I've been involved in marine related activities since my childhood. Teaching Biology and Oceanography are natural out- growths of my life long interests. DENNIS LANG Science Science Club Advisor JOHN LEGEMAN English Varsity Basketball Assistant Coach Freshmen Class Advisor JOEL LOVSTEDT Math FRED LUNA Resource

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HARSMA Business Computer Club Co-Advisor for .UMW 7' ff 'VV' ffimfhfwi ZW' H ,I My f f, M ' 5 . .Zi X, 52. ,,,, V I , ,,,y N . X 4, 1973 V A h.. 1' -E WW ' ' Y ' 'X 2 Q GERRI HICKENBOTTOM Back in 1965 the Beatles had just come on the scene. I was madly in love with them. Today we have Bruce Springtein and Madonna who are luring the students. Students of today have short hair for no hair-colored hair-especially guysll Girls have shaved hair-orange, pink, blue hair, and idolize Madonna. Twenty years ago long hair just started to come on the scene and everyone wanted to look like the Beatles. Students of today are living with the inventions of the com- puter, robots, and microwaves. Twenty years ago there were only a few computer's around. Today's students seem to live more with the threat of nuclear war! lt is reality they seem to be under more stress because of personal problems. The world today, 1985, is also more polluted than 20 years ago. Twenty years ago we were just becoming aware of effects of chemicals. The music of the 80's also seems to be getting back to saying what is meaningful and making a statement to society about personal world problems. The music of the 60's was like this, very deep and political, All in all students of today seem to care and be aware as students of the 60's did. We cannot lose the idealism and energy of the 60's. We must keep the fire burning desiring to make our world a better place. This is up to our future leaders-the youth of the 80's. BRAN DT JACKSON Special Education Lay-offs PHYLLIS Migrant Education Resource 4

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SHEILA M ARRERO Social Studies RAOUL MARTINEZ Science Senior Class Advisor Football!Baseball coach , . .zf-, ..,. :.. .:. . 1966 PAUL Science fmee2eaaawe.eH gLsswa , .,k.,q.i,..i,,i,.,,.,. 5 9 c 'ii iw? .gg In ,::.:Z 2: ., - :sf-2. -ng: :E.,'..j:I5'i .gi 'jfggffj : If '5:::'fI:'1A.aI2222.--::f::. ,E H X :2 .J , .- .- -W , M :s::1: - :'r2:.s?5:g2.::.f:aa ' Q .,i. .ii f F i f w MATTHEWS Head J .V. Coach LISBON McCARTY Math Emergency Drills 3 Q QE I . is s R X H51 Y . so .Qs Q J , ,FZ , , J if X Q ik x, 1966 RUSS MEYER '- - , '- QQQQQQ7 c cc ee ee 3 ee e .- .,.. . W, -. ..V:.: 3 swf. M wif 1 ' I had an outstanding high school . 1 : 1 , Q is 4 1 r 4 iv . -,.-- -V2-vm ...,, : :. .-,.... mf . . y 4, . . , ' .4 teacher plus two excellent college f-'..'- 'hi'i'? ':'z ' professors that made math easy. 1 il 1 E ff.-H-'h t 2 gifs? ' 2,31 A I rn 1 , M, az M we ' Q 4 19? 5 -:..,..f2:,-W-:f..3,E:-:Egg M Y Q af H im lg ., 5 -Q s' . We ' I 5 v +P 5 s 17' 9 I JE . ...mi .:ff:-:- --1:, E E 3 ff yf Eff i 5 is is gg 3 s any ? I? lfgfff jj . .,.., t, . WA 5 l 1 :,.:z:5a.:.. ':r.:23., :5s:r::2:1rs.gs::::.::.::::::-:Q:Hes:ef 5:-M:-::.:g:v This empressed me very much. I have always enjoyed teaching and BEN McNARY Social Science Y , Y at A DENNIS McSWEENEY Science Varsity Football working with young people. .1 3 4 , v , 1 1 1973 .. 5 fx : r ' : iff . X ULLA MILLS Special Ed. 1973 RUSS MEYER Math Assist Mr. Gonzales with Graduation FACULTY 31