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

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Greening Leads CHS As Vice-Principal Filling the vacancy left by the promotion of Mr. Robert Bickford, Mr. Richard Greening took over the responsibilities that accompany being vice principal of a school. His responsibilities also include managing the entire educational facilities and seeing that everything runs smoothly. He is also responsible for maintaining an efficient and learned staff for the students of Cabrillo. Through the success of both the athletic and school activities that took place this year, it can easily be seen that Mr. Greening is on the iob all year long. Mr. Greening gives instructions to secretary Mrs. Gibbs

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Bickford Meets Demands Of Cabrillo T25 Being principal of Cabrillo Senior High is a big and demanding iob. Student morale and school spirit must be maintained. The instructional program must be evaluated each year to find new and better ways of teaching Cabrillo students. Course offerings must be changed to meet the ever-changing needs of our students. A good activities and athletic program must be provided for all students who are interested. The excellence of our teaching staff must be maintained by working with staff members at Cabrillo, and carefully selecting new staff members. Secretarial help must be carefully selected and utilized effectively for the benefit of students. Community support is necessary for our school to carry on its programs, both academically and athletically. These are some of the responsibilities assumed by the principal and his staff. Without help and cooperation from everyone associated with Cabrillo, it would be an impossible task. Cabrillo Senior High School has arrived. The attitude and school spirit of our students is second to none in the entire state. The excellence of our teaching staff overshadows every other school in the area, and the community support is tops. With all of these positive elements working in our favor, the job of being principal of Cabrillo, although difficult, is one of extreme personal pleasure. lf students, parents, and teachers will continue to strive for the same attitudes and high ideals, Cabrillo will remain on top for generations to come.

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1 Deans Guide Cabrillo Spirit Mr. Tom Love, Administrative Dean Stepping into the other Ad- ministrative Dean's slot at Ca- brillo, Mr. Robert Mott used his years of teaching and adminis- trative experience to enrich the Cabrillo spirit. Moving to Vandenberg Vil- lage from the Bay Area, he was responsible for publica- tions, activities and a very ac- tive freshman class. The fact that activities ran smoothly and that the freshmen passed into sophomores with a winning class spirit attests to the hard work of Mr. Mott. This is a challenging job says Mr. Tom Love, Administrative Dean. But knowing what and how he does it shows that he meets it with confidence. His duties would till a good-sized newspaper col- umn. Besides attendance supervision and discipline for grades 10, ll, and 12, he is responsible for pro- fessional development of the staff and clerical per- sonnel. For Cabrillo students, his duties could be all listed under welfare. Knowing him tells one that he works as only an able administrator can for the wel- fare of a school of which he is proud. Mr. Robert Mott, Administrative Dean . wV'r ' as ' xl W: if