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

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my-Q-1 Commissioners Have Many, Varied Tasks Left in the hands of the commissioners were many of Cabrillo's activities. At the beginning of the year, Belinda Payne began setting up the activities calendar for the 'I968 school year. Activities such as Homecoming, Christmas formal, Sadie Hawkins, and various after- game dances were scheduled. Another important person was Rick Trainor, com- missioner of assemblies. Long hours of work and plan- ning went into all of the pep assemblies that were held. Along with the cheerleaders and songleaders, he helped plan spirit winning assemblies. Several new ideas were instituted by Rick, such as a practice before the day of an assembly and more organized skits and cheers. Bob Pellerin also proved to be invaluable. With his writing talents he was able to advertise and inform the students of the various activities and functions on campus. The combined talent of these three students proved to be a winning combination for Cabrillo student body. Publicity Commissioner, Bob Pellerin. Assemblies Commissioner, Rick Trainor. Activities Commissioner, Belinda Payne

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ASB Events Fill the Year The Associated Student Body started out a busy year with the sale of 'I967-68 A.S.B. cards. Over 900 were sold helping out the student body treasury. The first A.S.B. sponsored event was Cabrillo's first Home- coming. Forming committees, deciding on a theme and band became immediate problems. It proved to be the first maior success for year and was a prediction of other successes to come. This year twenty delegates went to the fall Inter- School Council Conference held in Atascadero. They participated in discussion groups and came back with ideas to improve the school and its government. Linda Bonacker represented Cabrillo at the Governor's Traffic Safety Conference held in Los Angeles during December. During the year, the newly formed Inter-Club Council was organized and proved to be a great help in draw- ing the student body and club activities closer together. Another very important job of the student ofticers was to revise the constitution to make it clearer and more practical for Cabrillo's student body. A.S.B. President, Bob Davis A.S.B. Vice President, Paul Holmes A.S.B. Treasurer, Tim Eum. A.S.B. Secretary, Anita Andersen 36

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.ff--a-..,,,k,,, 'H+ -,, 2' Yearbook adviser Mr. Callan examines the progress of organization editors Patti Reddy and Stephanie Gray. Acting as activities editors for the annual were Seniors Chris Facer and Barbara Giguere. Sports Editor Mike Denne goes over football prints vt Pride S pa rk Building around the theme Cabrillo is Pride, the staff of this year's Tierra Royal found it was that emotion of pride that kept it striving to create one of the very best in yearbooks. Under the constant prodding of first-year adviser Mr. James Callan and editor Bob Pellerin, the eleven- man staff culminated work during the first week of March in time to meet the Final Deadline. Since there was little experience on the staff, fundamentals of writing copy, drawing layouts, and cropping photographs had to be taught along the way. After the annual achieved an A rating last year, the '68 staff was determined to top that with an All-American mark. The staff also found time for extra activities, though including a trip to a fall seminar in Bakers- field and a spring journey to Taylor Publishing Co. to see the actual production of the Tierra Royal.