San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Right: Mrs Sabens shows Oracle Staff a mock up of a ne- of the Sun. Neighbors, that they will be writing for Below: Call ing students to order, Mr. Truss and Mr. Denton, give i on how to take the proficiency test. Below right: Accomplishing job gives San G ' s custodian Walter Rybak a proud feeling.

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Left: Mr Eagles shows his students the text book they will be using in biology Below: Students listen as Mr. Shepherd plans San G. ' s first carnival.

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Staff club raises funds for scholarship Who could ever have thought of organizing a club for teachers? The teachers thought of it and the San Gorgonio Staff Club was the end product. Club president Mr. Bohn thought the club was organized for a good cause. It was formed to serve the needs of the staff at San G both certificated and classified. In other words the club raised money for different needs that came up among the teaching and classified staffs at San Gorgonio. These needs included sending flowers to a staff member who had some type of accident or tragedy occur, rais- ing funds for scholarships, and gifts for retiring teachers. A special scholarship was given out by the staff club in remem- brance of Mr. Heggi. The Joe Heggi Scholarship went, during the June awards, to a student who had demonstrated ex- cellence in English. In order to raise enough money to meet all of its needs, the Staff club sponsored a booth at the San Gorgonio carnival, held a staff party and raffle, and a Christmas brunch at Ar- rowhead Country Club. The club emphasized fund raising for scholarship purposes. Staff club officers were Mr. Bohn — president, Mr. Schultz — vice president, Mrs. Donahue — secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Miller — Social Chairman. These teachers were also on a staff Memorial Scholarship Board to dedicate scholar- ships to teachers who had passed away. Other teachers helped in the selection of the Joe Heggi Scholarship student. John Kocher, class of ' 83 Left: Teaching U.S. History to his eager to learn tenth graders, is Mr. Powell. Below: Conducting the Orchestra at the Living Christmas Tree presentation, is Mr. Emmerson, who is retiring after 33 years of teaching.