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

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Literary Club Writes And Publishes The Literary Club worked hard throughout the year to publish their third edition of the IMAGE liter.ary magazine. The staff was advised by sponsor Mrs. Melinda Barth and headed by editor Paula Dinkel. The entire staff helped edit material and illustrations were pro- vided by the art department. The Editorial Board consisted of Linda Hutchison fArt Editorj, Cheryl Hut- chison and Dennis Roberts lPublic Relationsj, Pam Turner fAssistant Editorl and the Editor. The lm- age was published in the graphic arts department using a finer method of printing. Literary Club President Paula Dinkel hands Mike Barnes a S10 check for his lMAGE magazine cover design. LITERARY CLUB, Front row: Cheryl Hutchinson, Linda Hutchinsin, Paula Dinkel, Pam Turner. Row 2: Cindy Burger, Laurie Rucoba, Cheryl Lenoir, Paula Elmore, Darleen Argulles. Row 3: Mrs. Melinda Barth, Dennis Roberts, Mary McConnell, Tim George, John Waller, Al Kitching, Cindy Campbell. 67

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BICYCLE CLUB, Front row: Eladio Rosario, Jennifer Baer, Allan. Hadad. Row 2: Barbara Clark, Barry Butler, Debbie Zoveson, Liz Semelsberger, Mary Ann Fall, Jerry Cowles, Mike SanFilippo, Debbie Davis. Row 3: Phil Weeks, John Waller, Tom Murphy, Marius Christenson, Barry White, Dennis Roberts, John Ritter, Mr. Bud Greene. Cycling Comes To Cabrillo Cycling became a school activity for the first' time during the past year with the creation of the Bicycle Club. Mr. Bud Greene took on the task of riding roughshod over the group, which sched- uled some 10 organized field trips for the year. Eladio Rosario was elected club pres- ident, but because of his consistent ab- sences it was necessary to name Allan Hadad as president pro-tem. Jeff Dias acted as club vice-president and Jenni- fer Baer was the secretary-treasurer. She controlled a tiny treasury, which was really an emergency fund for root beer. The group pedaled to Surf Beach, Buellton and Santa Rosa Park during the year and was considering a sum- mer iourney to Hearst Castle near San Simeon. 66 -mi!! John Waller supplies Barry White with a full canteen before a long field trip. 'I lc

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Science Clubbers Take Fiel Science club president John Smith washes out flasks for the next day's work. 4 2 1 Z? Mixing up a powerful brew are club members David Ol The purpose of the Science Club is to increa the knowledge and enjoyment of science and understand the importance of science in our live This year's Science Club, headed by preside John Smith and vice-president Steve Howard, w involved in various projects and activities. Wi membership of thirty students the club took tie trips to Point Sal and Mount Whitney. Other acti' ties included a Nira Campout, a mistletoe trip, ai an Undersea Gardens trip. The 1967-68 sponsors were Mr. Oakes, Mr. Bc garcl, and Mr. Whitmire.