Hueneme High School - Voyage Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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▼ • A.F.S Dear Hueneme High Vikings, A wonderful year has gone —a year rich in joys and ex- periences which possibly will never be equaled in my entire life. The time has flown as always happens when you enjoy something. There are more similarities than differences between the United States and Spain. The people of this community have understood me as well as I have understood them. I have met here many wonderful people and have learned to understand their ideas. My American family has shared its home, its daily living, and its ideas with me; I feel like one of the family. Being a Viking, attending and cheering at the games, being in the Viking Band, dressing in red and white are some of the things that I will never forget. There are many strong friendship ties between many Vikings and myself. These friendships ore deep in my heart and will never be erased. It is too hard for me to say Good-bye, so Hosto la vista, amigos. 160 Shown ai the fight ore David and his American family— The Comminj.

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F.B.L.A ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bill Hanrohon, Bruce Neff, Cyndi Vogus, Henry Tatum, Vincent Ordonez, Dan Pearson. ROW TWO: Carolyn Burrows, Morlcon Russ, Sandro Suzor, Marvel Hartmon, Diane Moynes. ROW THREE: Judy Young, Yvonne Boss, Shell! Marvin, Marie lynsky, Jo Anne Fontos, Sharon Buchholtz. ROW FOUR: Sandy Sullivan, Becky Roland, Sally Toutz, Ronnie Hatchett, Julie Wotanobe, Bonnie Twctcn, Bernadette Leon Guerrero. ROW FIVE: Anne Wise, Kathy Stroud, Julie Latham, Susan Armstrong, Judy Garcio, Jeanette Arnn, Adele Coppock, Pot Callahan, Dionno Beall, Barbara Reveloz. OFFICERS: Anne Wise, Historian; Bill Hanrahan, President; Cyndi Vogus, Treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Rex Carson and Mrs. Eileen Gaudm, Sponsors. 159

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tar A.F.S ADULT COMMITTEE - ROW ONE, Sealed, left to Right: Mrs. Cox, Mrs. McCarthy, Mr. Pidduck, Mrs. McEuen. ROW TWO: Mrs. Stub- blefield, Mrs. Viles, Mrs. Shipley; Miss Miedemo, Girls' Vice- Principal. STANDING: Mr. Don Brosier, A.F.S. Faculty Sponsor. Mr. Andy McEuen, Principal. The American Field Service is a private, non- profit, educational organization whose purpose is the furthering of understanding and good-will among the people of the world. It carries out this purpose by bringing teenage students from abroad to study in American schools and to live in American homes and communities for a year. At the same time, A.F.S. sends U.S. teen-agers abroad for either a summer or school experience. STUDENT COMMITTEE — ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marsha Johnson, Sherry Shipley, Karen Thomson, Dennis Shive, Bill Melkeebaugh, Henry Tatum, David Vives, Varre Cummins, Sharon Elliott, Suzie Beal. ROW TWO: Paula Lindsey, Doonno Waters, Cariotta Cruz, Wendy McKee, Donna Reese, Susan Stubblefield, Sue Hollstrom, Morty Horner, Becky Shomblin, Susan Foster, Clarice Johnson, Sandy Scorsone, Mary 8li$s, Rose Anne Dovidson, Paulottc Hunnewcll. ROW THREE: Mary Thompson, Bonnie Hall, Carol McCluskey, Jane Horvath, Angie Miles, Virginia Silva, June Horvath, Veronice Silva, Viola Silva, Gretchon Mcrryman, Kathy Fincgon. 161