Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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Pride is Everywhere lt could be iust a relaxing ride past the village golf course with the bicycle club or a hectic period of art work for Mr. Fisher, but that extreme sense of pride is still present. Pride in self-improvement and in the group of which you are a part, are feelings which can hardly be matched. All organizations strove to fill their calendars with activities that would surpass those of any other year. Seniors felt espe- cially proud of their standing as leaders of under- clossmen who would go on through high school after the l Class of '68 was gone, though hopefully not forgotten. That unique presence of pride is felt everywhere. Bike club adviser, Mr. Bud Greene leads members on a colorful lourney In autumn last year. Q 'F i ' , ,r A W vt' . ,gf ' y Q 1, X ' 'V ,N H, .. N - .51 f :N .V?l ., - t-deff A. 1 g Q V .sggii N , Al V+, .4 fc if Hai :ssc ff 12 ire- ...s'1. ?' t- if 1 W Ai., V - W 3,-.5 V I K J - 5 . 'Q 'efpjisxsi-X1 .tt -4 1 fist: ' s-if is f' rs .. tr r fs -41.4. f -ty ...--1 1. Mk 'f - ' ' it it X, ffl' i ' -N 5 L . 'ik+iP5MfQ.g. i'Wih '4W M lil fr X 6 i Q 'f 'M ' ,piss 'M ' if -if .WW I l pw ii' f m

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' g V. y Q 3' l ? WW, gm. . fi .M . ., V 1 K -N ' 1 r H . f i Mr. Jim Gerard is caught in familiar pose during a comparative government class. 8 5 s w f N I ,f S M , 'lS..... 41.9.41 A a.. , - V-i.'+ 'e-Mc Art teacher Mrs. Helen Willson instructs student in wood sculp ture technique. It's A Proud Faculty Not only is it evident in the students, but there is also a strong sense of pride throughout the Cab- rillo faculty. Each teacher puts out his best in every class he teaches. Extra hours are put in, without complaint, by each member of the faculty. Acting as chaperones at dances, ticket-takers at games and club sponsors, the teachers make their task at Cabril- lo a full-time iob. That certain zest and vitality is a trademark of the school and we believe that being proud has a great deal to do with it.