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

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PUBLICATIONS OFFERED UQTI-IE OPPOEIUNHS -an-. YI, -1 v ?liai G' XY. A tr. l I ,Z ,Q .'-6,1 -.-G,J'.!'g,g IRENE HOLT ,gt-,',...1f'-' A 3. .g 1- t -tri . ' A. it... .-'-'-if TTL :'Z '1' ' Editor-in-Chief LINDA ZURBUCHEN Assistant Editor 1 . Above left, Marc Rose zeroes in on a butterfly, while above right, staff members scan pictures. At right Wendy Hawksworth talks to a parent during the Parents' Night bakesale. Below are Joe and Bryan confering over a sports page. Vi. Working from the beginning of the school year to the middle of March, the yearbook staff strove to produce an annual, in every way a little better than the last. From sched- uling pictures to proof reading final copies, the staff members worked after school, Satur- days, and even a few holidays, to meet their deadlines. Advisors for this year's LA CUMBREAN staff were: Mr. Harry Sims, General Advisor: Mr. Mal Parker, Layout and Copy Advisor: Mr. Frank Brownie, Business Advisor: and Mrs. Betsy Couch, Art Advisor. Mr. George Guntermann and Mr. Dennis Staley were Photog- raphy Advisors. Editors were: Irene Holt, Editor-in-Chief: Linda Zurbuchen, Assistant Editor, Karin Lehmann, Business Manager: Carolyn Aiello, Activities: Brooks Frank, Classes: Bryan MacDonald and Joe Gonzalez, Sports: Mike Smith, Art: John Fuller, Faculty and Administration: and Marc Rose, Photography. Staff members were: Pat Angus, John Arden, Steve Blair, Eileen Burgess, Shelley Gal- lagher, Sherry Goodenow, Wendy Hawksworth, Marcia Kubly, Pat McWilliams, Teri Noel, Marsha Smith, and Hanan Yaqub. 5. gi .fi f

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.V-.-.-. we SPEC! L LITES, the Learning Instructors of Tomorrow's Educational System is composed of students who re interested in the teaching profession as a future ccupation. Through this organization its members re able to become more aware of problems and ossibilities which teachers sometimes face. To gain better insight and realize more fully the responsi- ilities of teachers, each LITE is assigned a faculty ember to assist throughout the year. Activities during this past school year included ips to elementary schools, films on education, and uest speakers. Members of this year's LITES are ictured at right. Row 1: Helen Hamke, president: usan Deckenback, vice-president: Barbara Benes, ecretary-treasurer: Debbie Morley, Historian: and ane Schuck, corresponding secretary: Row 2: Cathy Asbury, Sharon Zabzdyr, Betsy Barber, Shelly Gal- agher, and Maria Jimenez: Row 3: Roxanne Brom- pal, Wendy Hicks, Martha Becerra: Row 4: Cathy floff, Sally Kaliher, and Maureen Devaneyg Row 5: trene Holt, Betty Johansen, Robin Popkin, and Laurie tntricang Row 6: Wendy Hawksworth, Julie Bailey, ,nd Metilda Sanchez: Row 7: Ruth Wong, Carol rown, and Sharon Hawk: Row 8: Clara Seibold, athy Anderson, Judy Jacobs, and Mary Robles: Row ,O: Mrs. Biddulph, sponsor, Robin Kirk, and Lynn Thrilch. X Usherettes is an honorary group made up of girls who are in the National Junior Honor Society. Their job is to take tickets, hand out programs, and seat the visitors who attend school performances, such as the Christmas Show, Band and Orchestra Show, Choral Festival, and the Spring Show. This year for the first time since they were organized the girls made their own uniforms. To display our school colors these outfits consisted of dark blue skirts, white blouses, and gold berets. Officers of the Usherettes are Durene Weiler, president: Eileen Burgess, vice-president and Teresa Koop, secretary- treasurer. Members forming the L are Susan Deckenback, Debbie Morley, Barbara Benes, Sarah Russell, Hanan Yaqub, Tricia Thorsell, Wendy Hicks, and Eileen Burgess. Forming the C are Shari Cathcart, Christy Lee, Kathy Cavanaugh, Ann Fingal, Betty Johansen, Durene Weiler, Maureen De- vaney, Roxanne Brombal, and Julie Bailey. AND EXPERIENCE Brill? ff'

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U RECORD THE EVENTS OF Tl-IE YEAIZ. The main job of the Journalism Class was the pro- fiuction of La Cumbre's weekly paper, the LANCERS' SCROLL. By actually publishing a newspaper of their own, the staff could more easily learn and understand the techniques of journalism. To gain more knowledge, the class visited the News Press, listened to various speakers, and were guests at UCSB to help the EL GAUCHO staff with one of their issues. Members of the staff were: Ann Bach, Barbara Benes, Roxanne Brombal, Jim Bys, Craig Clements, usan Deckenback, Judy Geiger, Kathy Hamilton, endy Hawksworth, Cathy Hoff, Irene Holt, Sandy IMaseda, Teri Noel. Mark Patton, Robin Popkin, Cari nn Sherman, Linda Vallejo, Sandy Whiting, Linda ster, Linda Zurbuchen, and Darcie Zea. rs., Above left, some of the ' s talented typisrs rush to meet a deadline, while above right, Susan Decken- back and Jim Bys work on the Dummy. Below, members of the staff tidy up the bulletin oard. i SUSAN DECKENBACK Second Semester Co-ed itor 'r I A 'I' E A Xt WENDY HAWKSWORTH Second Semester Co - editor ROXANNE BROMBAL First Semester Editor-in-Chief I . .5 I 93