Azusa High School - Turoquoi Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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l. Linda Herrera, Rosie Herrera, and .lim Valenson happily accept trophies for Azusa High ASB. As Secretaries of Student Morale, they are responsible for all AHS rallies. They also serve as presidents of pep elub and are the heads of all pep squads. Z. john Christian, Secretary of Legislative Affairs, presents a bill to Congress. 3. Don Mc Whorter lcenterl, gets a ticket for breaking a ping-pong paddle from Ron Snyder and Keith Hall, Secretaries of lfnforcement. 4. Secretaries of Student Welfare, Pete Stamatis, Dave Steward and Sandy Medina plan dances, of which they are in charge. 5. Vicki Rabb, Student Body Secretary, takes minutes of Prt-sident's Cabinet Meeting. She also takes care of all inter-school correspondence. 6. Karen Holloway, Secretary of Public Relations, looks satisfied with her weekly column in the AZUSA HERALD, 'iWhat's Happening at Azusa High . 7. Secretary of Fine Arts, jean Malone and Robin Walen, make final preparations for Homecoming Week and associated events. They are also in charge of the all-school musical. 22 D-H AFTER DAY

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Pl2C-ISIDENTT CABINET CRGHNIZ69 HCTIK ITIE9 TCD FICCOIYIIYICDFITQ AZTEC NEEDS F02 INKlCDL'xIElYlENT .xwigi 4'1c...i Holding to their appointed positions President's Cabinet achieved many goals this year. One such goal was the addition of the What's Happening at Azusa High column in the AZUSA HERALD. Another is the main bulletin board, obtaining a paint job and weekly postings. A bulletin board is also set aside for posting minutes of student government meetings. 'ASponsor's Day was also a first at AHS. A suggestion box was established in the cafeteria and student government re-opened the student store this year. The President's Cabinet also set communications between intra-league schools by sponsoring the Montview League Leadership Conference on February 27, 1975. Many ideas and opinions were exchanged. With these new additions were also more AS B- sponsored dances, wider variety of assemblies, homecoming pep rallies, the ASB Convention, and the 50's Week and 50's Dance. Guided by Director of Activities Mr. Cal Kerr and aided by secretary Mrs. Angie Hernandez, President's Cabinet ran smoothly. Without their guidance nothing could have been accomplished. l. ASB President Dennis Lata presides over Pres. Cabinet. Dennis represents the student body of Azusa High. Z. Kathy Wilmsen, ASB Vice-Pres., is in charge of Congress. Kathy assumes the presidency when Dennis is not present. 3. Governors, left to right, Senior Gov. Frank Esparza, Soph. Gov. jeff Valenson, Frosh. Gov. Liz De La Cruz, and Junior Gov. Steve Rayburn. 4. Director of Student Activities Mr. Cal Kerr speaks to Pres. Cabinet, 5. Dennis Latta looks over a Cabinet agenda. 6. A productive day in Leadership. Leadership is held as an elective class during 3rd period every day. 7. ASB Chief Justice Karen Cook presides over the Supreme Court. DAY AFTER DAY Z1

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ww ,t .e .V,AL Te,..5,,,.. , ,f Qi 55,5 ,. w s U m ee Z0 , 3 QI , l r 5 i 2 j 7 fi ll ' E 2 Q , , E Q, 2 5 x till ' K s 5 8. Glenn Purbaugh and Tom Tenerowicz keep the central bulletin board updated with information concerning interested Aztecs, as part of their job as Secretaries of Communications. 9. Secretaries of Student Affairs, Pete Aneiro and Mara von Stietz, conduct CASO meeting. Pete serves as president of CASO, while Mara is in charge of planning assemblies. 10. Jim Hunt and Yolie Herrera, Secretaries of Finance, look over check requests, which they sign and approve. They handle the entire school budget. ll. Von Lambright, aid to the President, prepares to make an announcement. DAY AFTER DAY 23