La Cumbre Junior High School - La Cumbrean Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Y Girls' Row 2: Nancy Ingram, Carol Tippit, Steffnie Bloss, Cynthia Cobos. Row 3: Shelley Gallagher, Martha M Ann Fingal, Delfina Doliente, Cathy Hoff, Terry Remmick. Row 4: Pam Johnston, Diane Crane, Sheri Lee Ann Johnson, Mrs. Collard, sponsor, Debbie Henoch, and Karen Campbell. OFT!-IE GIRLS' LEAGUE ACITVTTIEQ. League members for 1967-1968 were: Row 1: Christy Lee, Tricia Thorsell, Cyndi Weislogel and Shari . A L, J iii '15-:GL Cath- C-

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lil 4-s ' ,f A N , ,Z Va ,f Cyndi Weislogel, presidentg Tricia Thorsell, vice-presidentg Shari Cathcart, historian. secretary-treasurer, Christy Lee GIRLS ENJOYED AN ACTIVE YEAR It-poo: A busy and active year was experienced by the '6'7- '68 Girls' League. Toward the beginning of the year the Girls League, together with the Boys' League, sponsored a car wash. Shortly afterwards, a good-grooming assembly was 1 which featured Mr. Ohasi, a local hairdresser. In November, they organized a very successful rummage sale from which they cleared a net profit of over one hundred dollars. The Council of Christmas Cheer and the Mother-Daugl Christmas Tea kept the officers and representatives busy during December. The Carnival, in which several different clubs participated, was probably the biggest event of the year. Two fashion shows were held in the spring, and in Ju they arranged the annual Festival of the Arts. Pictured on opposite page are Mr. Ohashi and Wendy Drammer during the good-grooming assembly. Irene Holt is shown assisting in the Girls' League Rummage Sale in November. As in previous years, the Sugar and Spice Committees job was to choose girls from each of the grades every month. The girls chosen are considered model examples of the ideal girl. Members pictured are seated from left to right: Terri Hadley, Debbie Farris, Patti Tippit, Lynne Trouchon, Tricia Thorsell, and Jackie' Bys. Standing are Debbie Olson, Debbie Nor- ton, Carolyn Aiello, Patrice Weiler, Jennifer Lee, Stacey Brown, and Terry Rawson. 84 E fl-, ly, 5 x 2' If it x as .92 v- x.-

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86 LA CAJMBIZE BOYS APE KEPTBUSYTHIZOUGF ' X . ' X, . - . xg X. To provide the boys with extracurricular activities, the Boys' League organized and spopsored various activities with their sponsors, Mr. Lane, Mr. Padilla, and Mr. Sonnenburg. They began the year with the Boys' and Girls' League car wash which was a rather successful event. Later they were awarded an assembly for selling the most tickets to send Wendy Hicks to Detroit for a table tennis tournament. For this assembly they featured a scuba diving film. In the 'Spring they were again quite busy. They participated in the carnival where they sponsored a baseball throw. In April, they sponsored another car wash. Soon afterwards the Father and Son Banquet was held. Throughout the year they purchased L. C. letters for after school sports, and they also sponsored various after school activities. Members of this year's Boys' League were, standing in the first row, Chris Orosco, secretary, Steve Kurtz, Marty Van Dyke, president, John Demourkas, and Tony Rodriguez. Row 2: Ray Noel, Stan Hyt, Mark Scott, Jerry Gonzalez, Fernando Reynoso, Mark Endo, and Mike Aguirre. Row 3: Don McCloskey, Paul Blanke, Allen Gallagher, Jeff Wustman, Mike Menzies, Richard Mouck, Mike Murray, and Mr. Sonnenburg, sponsor.