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

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AUoway, Philip Arth, Linda Bartlett, William Bean, David Bee, Donovan Bergstrand, Sandra Blake, Gary Bowie, MaiyLou Brayer, Herbert Brewer, Gary Brown, Gerald Brown, Michael Burke, Sue Byingtin, Neal Cahn, Florence Callahan, Laurel Carlos, Beverly Carillo, Rene Cassidy, George Challberg, Carolyn Chelbana, Anthony Cloyd, James Davis, Collette Demirjyn, Ted Ditto, Mary Doenitz, Clifford Doggett, Walter Dole, Ramona Emley, Kathleen Ferro, L inda Fouch, Michael Galante, Gailann Geiger, Paula Giddings, Tandy Gonzales, Rosemarie Guttman, David Hadley, Dennis Hagey, John Hahs, Ines Hamilton, Paul Hellman, Carl Hodge, Stanley Jacobson, Patricia Jeffers, Donald Kelly, Stephen Keresi, Patricia King, William Koch, Sharon Koolhaas, Jeanette Krauel, Linda Kreps, Kennetli Lanier, Barry Lee, Frank Lecin, Larry Longden, George Luetcke, Linda Merritt, Sheila Millsap, Mary Molina, Carmen Moses, Yolanda Mues, Deborah Mundin, Hilary Nelson, Gregory Ott, Carol Payton, Kandrace Porter, Cheryl Powell, Delberta Price, Sharon Ramirez, Cecelia Sandahl, Janice Selby, Ronald Sill, Jane Smith, Gary Smith, Pamela Smith, Patti Smith, Sharon Snyder, John Spurlock, Mary Stallcup, Ronald Stockton, Cynthia Stone, Sylvia Swett, Penelope Thompson, Barry Vollmar, Marcia Waters, Frederick Wayland, Cheryl Williams, Michael Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Lonny Wolf, Frederick Yarnall, Christina Young, Lonna This page is dedicated by Harley ' s Sporting Goods 401 W. Highland Avenue San Bernardino, California

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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

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Emerging Wifh A Common Goal The Class Of 1 970 Lett to right: Lmda Harrington, Representative; Ralph Lightstone, Representative; KentMitchell, V.P.jDarlene Urlaub, Secretary; Pat Landon, President; Lynn Brosnahan, Treasurer. To the members of the freshman class: 3 I ' 1 Erin Rollins Park Commissioner As I walked into our first cabinet meeting, I met six eager faces staring back. As a result, the class of 1970 was constantly over its head in projects . After staggering through red tape for a quarter, the freshmen finally gained control of the olive grove project. The plans were drawn up, and it was agreed that a pipe -line, fire -pit, banquet table, and water fountains would have to be added. We began a fund-raising drive to finance the whole magilla; bake sales, carwashes and rummage and candy sales ran our treasury up to eight times its original size. A surprising side -effect was the unification of the class members toward a common goal: a sense of belonging at Cal-State. The freshman class, in addition, sponsored the computer dance at the Kaiser Dome. Holy headaches! We also became the first class to employ regular open meet- ings of the class as a whole and, we introduced the luncheon-every-quarter fad. In retrospect 1 salute our officers and representatives for their unfailing efforts and ultimately I salute you, the class of 1970, for your performance. Sincerely, Patrick J . Landon President, Freshman Class