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

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Custodlans take Pride Under the direction of Earl Greg- ory the custodians on campus put in a hard days work to keep the grounds not only clean but in good repair which reflects the pride of Cabrillo. These men put in the usual eight hour day plus overtime and weekends to maintain the 48 acres and T4 buildings that make up the Cabrillo Campus. Their du- ties -include everything from iani- torial work to keeping the field in order for athletic events. Tracey Shuey and Rafael Ro- sario, students at Cabrillo also added to the staff. CUSTODIANS: First Row: Bob Brown Manual lTerronus Head Custodian Earl Gregory Second Row Lionel Gordon Carl Boltie, Bill Chaisman, Warren Hamben 1:1 3' .,.: . T46

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Mr, Freeman shows style of skinning sheep at F.F.A, demonstr ton Agriculture Department First Year The agriculture department is still very much in the growing stage. ln years to come we should be able to look back at this year with real pride be- cause this was the year it all started. The Agriculture department was able to lease the entire farming area fconsisting of 80 acresj from the La Purisima Mission and produce a very good crop of oat hay. They also leased the Union Oil land from the gym which was formed by Monte Wise, Steve Dickey, Alan Burghardt, Steve Monteleone, Doug Taylor and Wayne lwoskiewicz. A livestock holding pen was constructed behind the classroom and a feeding area was installed next to the farm. ,Ov Riley Freeman

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Cabrillo Teachers Work And Relax Mrs. Barth has a teach-in outside in front of the library. Mr. Law makes a point to his class. Bus drivers are front: Dorothy Grossini, Alta Walton, Mary Donaldson, Pat Waite, Al Sauvadon. Back: Frances Miliate, Barbara Clarke, and Helen Wade. -qv' ,NN f-.. , Yearbook cameramen pose for just one more. Left to Right: Phyleen Howard, .lim Higgins, Cliff Twine, Don Kokoska, and .lim Averitt. Not pictured: Bob Jones. l4 7