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FBLA Means Better Business Sponsored by Mr. Ronald Hinders, the Future Business Leaders of A- merica club worked for the develop- ment of competent, aggressive business leaders in today ' s world. They realized the importance and need for qualified individuals In fu- ture businesses. This year, these students visited various industries, offices and cor- porations. They also listened to several guest speakers from dif- ferent areas in business and learned about job opportunities and qualifi- cations needed to secure jobs. Their annual banquet was held at the end of the year. Fun and Teaching Go Together Under the sponsorship of Mr. Ro- bert Hiss, the Future Teachers of America strove to expand its mem- bers ' knowledge of the field of teaching. Among the most enjoy- able ways of learning more about education were the trips taken to various other schools ' facilities. Throughout the year, FTA members also participated in many other ac- tivities which included a Christmas party-breakfast at Norm ' s and a fun-filled trip to Magic Mountain. In order to enjoy these activities, it was necessary to hold candy sales and other fund-raising drives. FTA: ROW 1: Debbie Karp. Elisabeth O ' Neill, Dianna Karp, Ruth Durfey, Melody Motley. Marilyn Hamilton. ROW 2: Ray Jett, Bill Brink, Karin Breitenstem. David Ellings, Susan Breitenstem. Mimi Karp. 92
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Ye Olde Renaissance Playgoers The merrie ol ' company of the Renais- sance Playgoers was formed for the purpose of providing interested Saxons the opportunities of seeing local the- atrical productions— both professional and amateur — at reasonable prices. In December, they attended a rollicking production of Shakespeare ' s COMEDY OF ERRORS set to contemporary mus- ic. Later they viewed England ' s Royal Shakespeare Company ' s interpretation of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT ' S DREAM, and the seldom-performed THE WIN- TER ' S TALE. The group also enjoyed a banquet based on the Elizabethan Ren- aissance, the annual Renaissance Pleas- ure Faire in Agoura, and participation in the NHS Saxon Faire in the spring. Renaissance Play Goers: ROW 1- Jo Ellen Meehan. Debbie Orth. Ruth Fawley. Roberta Greenwald. Evelyn Bergay ROW 2- Nancy Delemus, Lo Ann Fowler, Adrlenne Kendall. Becci Mehaffey. Richard Kamins, Terry Dosek, Caron Hays. Laurie Hasbrouck. Ecology Club: ROW 1- Rosa Rodriguez. Jane Divinski. Kristi Ogren. Dana De Young, Judy Bil- lica. Laura Inase. Wynne Higashi. Janice Doi. Jo|iye Sakai. Karen Hayashi. ROW 2- Mane Lynch. Marcia Rhilmger, Pattie Lynch. Barbara Hannifin. Julie DIttmar. Marcella Edmunds. Charlene Slusarski. Laurel Wilson. Leslie Provence. Julie Pavlakos. Jim Metzler. Elisabeth O ' Neill. Nancy Harada. ROW 3- Bert Sheckler. Alan Yamahoha. Jon La Tendresse. Bob Bell. Tim Armetta. Mark Simpson. Dale Sheckler. Les Weeks. Robert Hillman. Wendell Tait. Gary Brunswick, Les Kuni- saki. Rick Oyler. Melody Motley ROW 4- Brian Goodman. Greg Olson, Ross Horney, Terri Hoff. Suzanne Obuchan. Dawn Frilot. Nature ' s Best — Ecology Club Sponsored by Mr. Thomas Essex, the Ecology-Backpacking club was com- posed of students who took an in- terest in nature and backpacking and were deeply concerned with the pres- ervation of the vanishing wilder- ness. A majority of the field trips taken by the club concerned the art of back- packing a very healthful and growing pastime. These day-long ex- cursions gave members the oppor- tunity to view nature in a Ist-hand and close-up way. aside from pro- viding a little physical exercise. Trips were taken to the San Gabriel Mtns. and Malibu Canyon. January was carwash time, with hopes of raising enough funds for an over-night backpacking trip. „.
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Saxon Speakers Gain High l-ionors Despite Tough Competition The National Forensics League is a national speech honor soci ety designed tor students who parti- cipate in interscholastic speech and debate competitions. North ' s own NFL chapter made up the bulk of it ' s forensics squad and sent them to various sites to vie against others in state competi- tions. Sponsored by Mr. Reynolds, the NFL and Speech Club— de- signed for any Saxon interested in speech — had a fairly successful and a fun year. Aside from strenuous competi- tions, other activities for these orators included a Christmas party, ICC Carnival booth for raising funds, and an awards ban- quet. Here, recognition was given to Saxons who made exceptional gams in speech. ' Rats!! I feel a counter-plan coming on ROW 1: Wayne Matoba. Robert Ward. Dan Beach, Ray Futterer. Jim Maberry, Mike Main Wayne Hokama. Rick Myers. NOT SHOWN: Blame Cole. Dawn Lozer. Risa Lozer. !flflc |
