Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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COMMISSIO ERS . Diane Bean and Elaine Seid-s rin Sandi Gobets and Mary Droney-fall rally commissioners elections Commissioners P g Lea Reynolds-spring publicity commissioner Gregg Wheatland-fall constitution Greg Asbury-fall clubs and class Janis Coblentz-fall publicity commissioner affairs commissioner commissioner Margit Oklevik-fall fine arts commissioner Un L0fi'1SfSPfi'18 CASC Karen Low-fall new Student commissioner representative , , Janet Cutforth-fall publicity g Wvlty commissioner Commissioner Not Pictured Steve Eldon-spring student affairs commissioner Steve Recht-spring athletics commissioner Linda Turner-spring fine arts commissioner Tim Wilson-fall athletics commissioner

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Cindy Oldaker-fall 'historian spring sales commissioner Barbara Holst fall sales commissioner Jennifer Hemmes-fall spring historian activities commissioner Anne Scholey-fall election commissioner Brad Jones-fall sales com- missioner Spring publicity commissioner Jennifer Loros-fall publicity commissioner l Lynn Challacombefspring Q x, C is Sally Hales-spring publicity commissioner Marion Smith-fall elections. spring activities commissioner Debbie Brown-spring publicity commissioner Suzanne Maynard and Sue Wilson-spring rally commissioners Chris Wilson-spring Pat Jones-spring Chuck Loring-spring constitution commissioner publicity commissioner activities commissioner l A i 5 ., X . 4.

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Convendons NOMINATING CONVENTIGNS, held twice annually, who represented the states of the Union. Humorous gave students valuable experience in methods of diversions, music by the Pep Band, and unorthodox nationwide politicking and campaigning. Students demonstrations were all characteristic of Home- desiring A.S.B. executive positions prepared speeches stead's conventions. and presented them to delegates from each advisory Judges y V Janice Matthews 'Q 3 Beth Bfindml Q we if ff W L gilt fm I Pat Jones A' H, -l' Q g g , ,,,F J, b u hi y-- f ig, head judge fC 'Q . X 1 . .. , . fa f .J gg ?f X f ' 9 3'ix':'-g'.:.'.v:'4- . xi vi fa ' f? .954 Z . ,.. .4 , fm f. N q?j7'v-sr? mf oi' ' X i 1 T253 5 2 s , yirr . A 4 X 5 f i'Jl3M V ' lil ' s f w- . + f f N L, li ,, ' 1 5, ,nsgff ff f. ' .i I ls ...N . .. 5 5 . Ms Q- J TQ ? l . . ' 'HH .ri T ,,- sf'i if Debbie Wardell, Micki Prentiss, Kathy Brain, Ste- Laura Sexton Ken Jones phanie Sears, Brigette Rhombach Five students, elected each semester, comprise Home- Federal Court system, each defendant has the right to stead's judicial branch ofgovernment. The student court an impartial trial and may appeal his case. Picking up has the power to interpret the constitution. veto bills, trash and other constructive punishments are dispensed and punish student law- breakers. Modeled after our if the student is found guilty.