Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

Page 43 text:

v , Abernathy, Michael Adcock, Christopher Aguirre, Thomas Albert, Harvey Aldrich, Kenneth Allen, Carl Allen, Doris Ames, Donlad Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Raymond Andrade, Arturo Arnold, Terry Bark, Judith Bixler, Johna Blair, Donald Block, William Bodman, Mary Bondar, Enid Brewer, Karen Browne, Theresa Bublat, Helen Butler, Raymond Campos, Tony Carrasco, Danie Carrasco, Pete Carrier, Craig Carrillo, Roberto Carson, Lois Caruthers, Ray ' ' Cassidy, Kathleen Chesus, Susan Christelman, William Christian, Harry Christiansen, Frances Clark, Philip Clopton, Roosevelt Cohen, Luella „- Cook, Gerald Crom, Sandra Cutler, Ronald Dapkus, Edward Dean, Dennis Deres, Viqtor Devine, ShannQti Deweese, Edgar Dickey, Joanne Dodson, Harry Dolor, Sandralynn Dyer, Alan Eden, Judith Elder, Charlotte Ellsworth, Lynn Faulk, Keith Fehn, Stephanie Feigenbutz, Nancy Feille, Edward Feinberg, David Finch, Thomas FoUowell, Russell Frasco, Sharon French, Georgine ■ Fimderburk, X Funk, Charles ' George, Nat ' George, VickXii O ' -Gorman, Joaa-Okl Grant, Cyntliia Greening, William Griffin, Teresa Grisham, Stephen Guillory, Anna SEHagman, Thomas Harper, Paul Harris, John Heidenreich, Enez Henderson, Roberta IK Hernandez, Peter Hey, Randy Hicks, Barbara Hoff, Carole Hoff, Donald Holman, Frederick Holt, Terri ' Howard, Pamela Huntley, Glenna Hutchinson, Dianne Jacober, Rene Johnson, Joarm Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Vera Kadyk, Walter Kaping, Dennis Katz, Ann Kclley, MoU ; King, James King, Phyllis Kopa, Elisabeth Krcsich, Tona Landon, Evelyn Laye, Pearl Leach, Sue Leithner, Paul Leonard, Barbara Lewis, Richard Lindsley, Shirley Lopes, Dorinda Lopez, Arcila Lutes, Joan Mackall, Susan Maestas, Lawrence McBain, Gordon McCafferty, Ronaid McClellan, Harold McCollum, Ramona McGinty, Bonnie McLaughlin, Jimmie Medlock, Joan ;JvIeza, Maria ' fMiano, Madelyn Moore, Kathleen Mues, Helen % Myers, Mary Neighbours, Alva Nixdorf, Jeffrey Oehl, John Patterson, James Ferine, Helen Perry, Pamela Pratt, Charlene Reece, Bessie Rees, Nancy Richardson, Janie Rimbaugh, Edward Rodriguez, Shirley Roelofs, Alice Rohde, Maximillian Ruiz, Anthony Rybacki, Laverne Sanchez, Robert Sandel, Martha Saxton, Richard Scott, Lola Scott, Robert Servin, Robert Sharp, Alice Shartzer, Lois Sheeran, Patrick Showier, Scott Skawienski, Jan Smith, Mary Stephenson, Suzanne Stevens, Karen Stockwell, Barbara Stone, Walter Stripling, Phyllis Sudlow, Michael ' Swing, Richard Tarkany, Gilbert Tate, Darlenc Thacker, Charles Thorpe, Ruth Troutt, Ronald Tiuistall, Melody Turner, Hazel Varmioorlehem, David Vega, Theodore Vind, Joan Waddell, Robert Wall, Arlene Ward, Vernon Washer, Jewell Weisser, Ellen Wheeler, Russell Whitby, Mary White, Marilyn White, Walter Williams, David Williams, Janice Wills, Sharynne Wilson, Robert Wood, Curtis Wood, Phillip A L

Page 42 text:

The Junior Class im p Left to right: Walt Kadyk, President; David Feinburg, Treasurer; Lynn Sosson, Representative; and Dennis Dean, Representative. Not pictured: Sue Chesus, Vice-President; Mary White, Secretary. This year the CSCSB class of ' 68 has played an active part in our college community . The Junior Class sponsored such things as a giant pizza party and the spring formal held at Monte Corona Conference Center on June 9. A lot of work was also devoted to class business and consequently the Class of ' 68 drafted a con- stitution that will stand for use by all future junior classes at CSCSB. Class members and officers alike joined to- gether in 66-67 to make the class of ' 68 worthy of being a part of a great new campus of the California State College system. Walt Kadyk, President, Junior Class Sue and Dermis enjoying themselves after the car rally at the Pizza Party sponsored by the Junior class. fik 1

Page 44 text:

9mall But QpirHed— The Class Of 1 9G9 Left to right: Patti Smith, Secretary; Jane Sill, Representative; Jeancttc Koolha Treasurer; Rick Wolfe, Representative; and Mickey Brown; Vice President. Not pictured: John Hagey, President. In all its undertaking this past year, the sophomore class has been laboring under the handicap of being the smallest class. With only 85 members our class has had to make up for its lack of size with more spirit. This spirit was in evidence when the challenge of the freshman class was accepted. Rising to the occasion with both a remarkable team effort and enthusiastic cheering section, the sophomores allowed only two runs in crushing the freshmen. In other areas, the class has tried to establish certain school customs and tradi- tions. One example of this was the selling of refreshments during the Players per- formances, a carry-over of a class activity of last year. In order to try to develop more school spirit and a sense of identity for the CSCSB student, the sophomore class also started what is hoped will become a tradition by selling stuffed imitations of our mascot, the St. Bernard. The year ' s activities were rounded out with the hope of showing that anything that the sophomore class lacks be- cause of size is more than made up for in spirit and desire. John Hagey, President, Sophomore Class 40