Hueneme High School - Voyage Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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yj -y 'y — TABLE OF CONTENTS t Page DEDICATION . X............................. 4 ■■{ y c ?y u. , v v u' INTRODUCTION . , .u . Af. J . A . . . il. A.5 Al r S3 At ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY.........10 ek-K T .V SENIORS. f,r. ........... ...... S..........30 Top Ten ............t V.................80 Senior SupWlatiyes iv • .jP • • • • 82 Senior Baby Pictures 85 I'-'ii y Vr . vV. v bV . aHPi ,v ’ v UNDERCLASSMEN .... - a-........... 90 : r.Al.V.'.A.. JU ........92 0 r Sophomores.... . . X...................102 Freshmen.... A ] ?..................... 114 q V J ' CLUBS AND AQ VITIES........................126 v') y y v j a SPORTS. VA.................................1 0

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FOREWORD . y V (f v i ! .V V fc)V -‘V School spirit —that feeling of pride, of part-ownership,, of grdtitude{tbat gll ?tu-- dents, past and present, have for Hueneme High — grovys from the'simple seeds of participation and sharing together the joys and trials of school life School spirit is expressed in many ways other than just cheering for thie home team at the games. The spirit of learning is emphasized by our high scholastic standards; the spirit of leadership is portrayed by our student government and campus organiza- tion offices. The spirit of participation and good sportsmanship is shown by the willing- ness of our many athletes to work hard for the school's glory. The spirit of service is shown by the helpfulness of our students in organizations in the many worthwhile activities they undertake. We who graduate this year will cherish the memories of our high school experiences and the knowledge that we helped to contribute to the fine reputation of our school. Thus the theme of the 1964 yearbook is Viking Spirit. May it grow and continue to be a source of pride and ambition. ? ■' ? S . A y j! 7

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DEDICATION Mr. Earl Jardine, Head of the Music Department Hueneme High School presents —the Viking Marching Band! These words ring true and familiar in the ears of all Vikings. How often have we heard that rich voice boom out over the football field and felt that glow of pride and elevation? The source of this pride is a man loved by all of us. His untiring work has given our high school and community good reason to stand and cheer —the wonderful Hueneme High School Band. His efforts are not limited to this remarkable accom- plishment. This man is not one to quit with the final bell or the closing of the classroom door. He contributes outstand- ing leadership, instruction, and entertainment at all times. Who has not seen him turn cheerleader at a football rally? Who doesn't remember the little goatee he sports, mak- ing him quite the dapper figure? Who has not noticed the old baggy coat he has worn at football games —the sight is part of our tradition now. Who has not enjoyed the wonderful personable nature and humor of this man? We could go on —because this is a unique individual, one who has provided all of us with the kind of happy memories we will always cherish. We are proud to dedicate the 1964 VOYAGE to Mr. Earl Jardine, our teacher of the year. He personifies our yearbook theme, VIKING SPIRIT.