Hueneme High School - Voyage Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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CHOIR First row— Lynn Annis, Sharon Kratochuil, Charlene Schuab, Carrie Knibblc, Peggy Fischer, Pam Yats Second row— Elda Pasmont, Leslie Pilman, Ruthie Ramos, Dirk Sny- der, Patricia Patts, Renee Knibblc, Japlin Tooliver Third row— Debbie Babberi, Tina Woodland, Jenny Nipper, Susan Harmon, Jeff Beabout, Tom Doss, Lori Lytle, Sheila Hudson, Valerie Arimo, Genie Garner. Piano Player— Lori Hayles. CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir has existed for 16 years, and has been a club for two years, performing an average of five con- certs a year including our Christmas and Spring con- certs, We also perform for such community groups as the Hueneme Bay Association. The money from our fund-raising projects goes for our awards banquet at the end of the year. The choir was directed by Mr. Clinton Dawley this year, and was previously directed by Mr. George Hamm, who is on sabatical leave this year. The orchestra is made up of fine musicians. They perform in concerts throughout the year. Many hours go into practice for their concerts. Front row. (L to R). Mary O'Brien, Martin laeng, Darly Haynes, Kim Schauer, Debbie Cole, Shannon Morgan, John Ortez, Second row. Brian Mileueski, Kelly Pitman, -(not shown) Kim Dutcher.

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Row 1: Mike Folk, Tom Hennegan, Albert Ortiz, Jay Olsen, Bruce Pinkard, Annette Cramer, Julie Brekke, Devon Reese, Judy Deblin Advisor, Cheryl Smith Treas., Darlene Devorick V.P., Margaret Collins Pres., Annette Morgan, Steve Ornelas, Gabriel Ontiveros, Row 2: (left of center) Robert Foster, Jim Scheilc hot. Row 2: (Right of center) Eddie Martinez, Lorraine Padilla, Candy Hodge Sec., Carolyn Contreras, Lori Foulks, Row 3: (Top right side) Chris Juarez, Greg Palomares, Dennis James, Bob Corona- do, Andre Hattet, Steve Long. Deca is an action club having forty members. Alls club members are enrolled in the Dis- tributive Education Class. Deca is funded mostly from the Student Store on campus. Things Etc. which is run by club members. This year Oxnard was host to all the Deca clubs in California for the Fall and Spring Conferences. The Conferences give all members a chance to meet hiph school students from all over the state and exchange ideas. A Parent Breakfast was held in the Fall at Sambos Restaurant. Our principal, Mr. Gragg, as well as our parents were told of the upcoming planned activities. Other activities were a bowling tourna- ment and party. Most Deca members are employed at part-time jobs such as Sears, Bob Adams Clothiers, Judy's and Two-Guys. Deca gives student a chance to combine merchandising-instruction, a part-time jobs and fun. DECA

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AFS The 1977-78 American Field Service purpose was to help ALL foreign exchange students to enjoy their stay in America. The Club consisting of 25 members, one of the largest active groups is designed for both youth for understanding and American Field Service exchange for students. A few of the activities and fund raisers were: X-mas dinner at the Gin Mill. The A.F.S. annual Talent Show (held in April), Car washes, Flomecoming carnation sales, attened both the county conference and the overnight Tri-county conference. This club is open to everybody. Front Row, L-R, Patti Joe Smith, Pres.; Dail Huggins, V. Pres. Panos Tezaspsidis, Greece, Yann LeGarrec, France; Christine Hoffman, Germany; Marcella Castro, Brazil; Kerstin Naujocks, Germany; Micheal Ver- straetan, Belgium; Ms. Randy Andrich, Advisor. Back Row- Diane King; Bev Revelez; Mindy Potter; Geor- gina Magafia; Peggy Pipping, Comm, of Publicity; Pam Waddell; Teresa Campat; Bob Coronado; Jun Gar- cia; Sharon Brown, Sec. NOT SHOWN-Dcnisc King; Tammy Johnson; Benay Cain; John Ortiz; Kim Mc- Clare and Paul Hewitt, Treas.