North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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K' K s .,.. g V Ei . e Q, . ' , . A 'ar' lm wr' cw 43 1 T 1 I . Once again, grades have gotten to a student body rep. before the yearbook could. A class president was removed for poor classroom performance. This isn't the first time a class officer has been yanked, and we have no reason to believe it will be the last. Some times I can't believe people's atti- tudes, said Nancy McGuire. They think that they don't have to do any school work after they've been elected. What irks teachers is that failing students are class officers . . . sup- posedly leaders of student body, re- marked one staff member. To think that class officers are immune from failure is a narrow minded attitude, commented junior Rick Megaloff. We all make a few mistakes along the way, it's not that big of a deal. One year, this problem was aggra- vated by the fact that the departing officer ran again and won. That is a problem that has been solved and won't happen again, said member Maria Garza. L .. ' . ' 0 , .a F K Q QS l . ,V t , The real issue is whether the class . , officers are expected to be perfect. For raes -9 , that matter, should all ASB members 9 W it ' sf 4' i ,. A ' be a CSF member. That's not a real- S r. ', as ' Q' ' istic attitude, was heard more than ' '. ,,' f I 'W is once when we casually surveyed the t Q . . EWS' student body. There were alsoanum- . . S if ,'. 'H is fl 9 if ' A , A . . 0 Q 1 or the other, those who don't think the f. Q . ber of people who didn't care one way r . eg A A S' f , f fr -M . Q ASB comission counts for anything. . I don't really know exactly what the 5 i ,BI ASB comission does, replied fresh- - g , man Ben Gallegos, when asked x . A fs about the group. How seriously does this issue affect the students or school A ' , c ' s . sk g.. 4. is policy? If the ASB commission - , A .. doesn't really do anything, why does it g ' , . g Q A matter what their grades are? re- 1' J- - ' as ' ' c .- S ww. . ,..kw.. - . ' D sponded Mark Therezo. Politics are a real issue at NC and the ASB . N , ,. , k Y . . ,i wk , ,. comission faced some of the toughest K, - , a - -f I ,BH f ' s ones this year. Non-student visitors, 4 :as is A .s A lockers, parking, smoking, are some of . g S' Q the issues that ASB confronted this il iiii 5 if .1 Q G ' ' -1 'A 'K year, and if you didn't know that, it's because you weren't involved. . . . - ,I Ii i i . ' as . - . k, ,X .za 2' ' f . . l. X, K .,., . ,E is as . as . ' 2. Soph. class offiqers Becky Jimenez, ff W 'K ' ' Shannoliimillogly, Mindy Banta and Rolf gg.. gf' chelle lbom an prove thagomenin office'can - g 1 Q do a ter.-rific job. fe 5 V -,' A . uf . -. 5 4. ,These two Sophihore lagdiels, C: S if Q Graves and Rachelle Dqrnain are fenjqying J J -the sights of some ot the finer upperclfiss- ' T . men. . it S . A g N 1 ,L . K s s W f. M Q Q X if f 0 1 1 f Isi ' Q, ' . X 9 , i ' t s , as .. . ' i . we . ,. a ' . A . gf 2 x ' N 1 f' S 0 Q is v' i . it is 0 ll ll ' S. Q H ii . ,rub . . ' H ' .. - 5 ' Q . . i.,Q ' ,. g .4 .Kas 0 ,, 1 X ' ss e if A, gsophqmqrgs .c .'. 1 Q O