Hueneme High School - Voyage Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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GAA LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Dixon. Kay Anderson. Joyce Adcox. Point Recorder: Carol Henry. Fay Warren. Maggie Medina. ROW TWO: Zona Pari ridge. President: Leslie Barden. Marilyn Burleson. Linda Simmer- man. Virginia Castaneda. Carolyn Syndergaard. Louise Hamilton. Treasurer. ROW THREE: Karen Sei- fert, Connie Anthony. Basketball Manager: Diane Bean. Jan Roman. Gloria Shaw, Toni Syndergaard. Rose Moraga. Secretary: Chris Miller. AT RIGHT: Zona Partridge. President. Not shown: Miss Boon- stra. Miss Diehl, and Mrs. Horne — Advisers. The Girls’ Athletic Association is one of the largest and most active organizations on our campus. GAA meets every Monday afternoon after school and is open to all girls in our school. Members participated in several play days, held intramurals after school, and participated in inter- school activities. As is customary, the annual end of the year banquet was held. l-eft to Right. ROW' ONE: Niki Wilson. Mary Eslinger. Volley Ball Manager: Carol Hayward, Linda Rocha. Eline Sorenson. Cindy Tow- ry. Oceana Blow. ROW TWO: Cathy Twiford. Debra (Josser. Vice-President: Sue Taylor. Nancy Gourlcy, Maureen Kelly. Nori Parvin. Chris Stanley. ROW' THREE: Judy Lindo, Maria Plaza. Kathy Harding. Terry Simmcrman. Sports Manager: Susan Foster, Point Re- corder; Kay Hoar. Carol Watanabe. Maureen Yeto. 182

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FUTURE TEACHERS Left to Right. ROW ONE: Sharon Dyar, Treasurer: Kathy Finegan, President; Marian Babauta, Secretary; Kathy Lindberg, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Pat Taphouse. His- torian; Cindy Williams. Publicity. The main purpose of the Future Teachers Club is to stimulate interest in teaching as a career. Each member takes part in several days of teaching under the supei vision of Mr. Ricco and elemen- tary teachers in this area. Among the fund raising projects of the Future Teachers Club were “Picadilly Week,”a donut hole sale, and popcorn ball sale. The proceeds of these projects go toward the PTA scholarship given to a future teacher. Members also attended a teaching career session at the University of Southern California. Left to Right. ROW ONE: Bonnie Meshul. Cynthia Thompson, Veronica Silva, Barbara Baker. ROW TWO: Dorothy Keeton. Joyce Bako, Candy Colburn. Brenda Hice, Kathy Finegan, Raye Ornstein, Pat Taphouse. Christine Stanley, Sharon Hemphill. ROW THREE: Mr. Ricco, Adviser; Kathy Lindberg, Marian Babauta. Julia Leon Guerrero. Sandy DeArmond, Ann Woodson. Mary Clark, Linda Shcwmaker, Joyce Rockwell. Cindy Williams. Aurice Mosley. Cathy McDermott. RO V FOUR: ijharon Dyar. Steve Yonker.Jim Ham- mond. Kelly Williams, Ronnie Blixt, Varre Cummins, Bruce Neff. Jacque Wright. 181

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GIRLS' LEAGUE ROW ONE: Vicky Gallagher. Sgt.-at-Arms: Judy Michalosky. Treas.: Kathy Dunn. See.: Nancy Tedder. Pres.: Linda Manis. Vice-Pres.: Jan Blackwood. Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW TWO: Mary Jane Ahearn. Historian: Linda Heller. Asst. Treas.: Kathy Finegan. Corres. Sec.: Marti Horner. Publicity Chairman. AT LEFT: Nancy Tedder, President. Not pictured: Co-Adviser. Miss Powell. As the school year closes the Girls’ League, led by Nancy Tedder, leaves behind an unforget- table year. The year started with a “Hen Party” welcoming all the freshman girls. In November the float the Girls’ League entered in the Homecoming Parade placed second. At the end of the first quarter, the Girls’ League was announced as the Club of the Quarter. REPRESENTATIVES — ROW' ONE: Janet Haag. Carol Bcckctt. Mary Kean. Sherry Benefield. Beatrice Rico. Carol McClouskey. Katy Nettles. Jo Ann Eddy. ROW TWO: Mrs. Thompson, Adviser: Julia guerrero, Rosanna Herrera. Mary Jane Jolly. Janice Hall. Rosemary Tanner. Jean Hice, Sandy Zicbell. Pat Charpied. Sharon Robinson. Becky Shamblin. Susan Petit. ROW THREE: Anita Landis, Linda Hopper, Sandy Do Armond. Marilyn Haag, Maureen Kelly. Pat Taphouse. Michelle Kelly. Peggy Drinning. Terry Talbot. 183