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6$ viKim; SHIELD Id quaj3 —- S cmJL XJUm otW ‘ U CL Jim liMmmmd. Kditor-in-Chicf: Mrs. Price. Shield Adviser. Price, Shield Adviser. CXjlil The Viking Shielil is published monthly as an extra-curricular activity by the students of do O Ji 'YWO - Hueneme High School. The members of the staff, under the direction of Mrs. Price, put in many 1! cddo-c O v A crv J long hours preparing the ShieUl for publication. The'Shield strives tirpromote excellence in the field of journalism while at the same time presenting itself as a voice of the student body. It brings the students an up-to-date report on school activities. Jim Hammond, Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper, represents the Shield in the student government class. In addition to being a member of the Quill and Scroll, which is an honorary journalism society, the Shield staff attends the annual Edward A. Dickson Journalism Day at 188 U.C.L.A.
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SPANISH CLUB AT LEFT: Mr. Varnava. Adviser. ROW ONE, Left to Kijrlit: Mary Eslinger, Chris Stanley. Gail Hallstrom. Mau- reen Yeto. Kathy McKee, Veronica Silva. ROW TWO: Diane Kstill. Kathy Hardin):, Jean Takeguma. Joyce Baku, Virginia Silva. Karen Toyohara, Rosanna Herrera. Margaret Eldred. ROW THREE: Jim Bean. Rick Stubblefield. Kent Gullickson, Steve Ramirez. Duvid Tennant. Paul Haydon. The Spanish Club’s purpose is to promote interest in the language, civilization, and culture of Spanish- speaking peoples and countries. Among the club’s many activities were a Christmas party, field trip to Padua Hills, and a pot luck dinner. ROW' ONE. Left to Right: Ron Fcldstein, Boh Riggs. President; Ronnie Blixt. ROW' TWO: John Davis. Jerry Polk. Vice-President: Bill McFarland. Secretary-Treasurer. AT THE RIGHT: Mr. Forchtner, Adviser. 187
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Left in Right, SKATED: Sue Hallsimm. Assistant Editor; Jim Hammond. Editor-in-Chicf: Carol Wiebelt. Page One Editor. STANDING: Rick Forsbcrg. Page Three Editor: Allyn Nelson. Page Two Editor; Judy Cox. Page Three Editor; Vykki Hopka. Page Knur Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Baliki. Mary Kean. Joanna Baldwin. ROW TWO: Elizabeth High. Anne Wise. Elaine Sorenson, ('indy Towry. ROW THREE: Cris Drinning. Delila Galloway. Rosanne Herrera. Sue Denny. Judy Cox, Barbara Pinkard. ROW FOUR: Marsha Hous- ton. Dorothy Hinds, Sandra Koverman, Rick Forsbcrg. ROW FIVE: Carolyn Pidduck, Karen l.indquist. Ruth Baldwin. Jeff Hale. STANDING: Bill Fondren, Jim Hammond. David Tennant. Jim Bean. George Peraza. Lee White. Vickki Hopka. Sue Hallstrom, Carol Wiebelt. Allyn Nelson. Larry Quintana. 189
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