Ontario High School - Onca Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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V- , ,.,-f .- vs.. HAPep Commissio g f' If LWNQYN glfjaryjane Reyel 9 88 ,-.- g in , H g V , . ge-.1-a:::t,:-.g. f ,323 - , Sr Rr , -.:. is -, .www . -. , x bg! . A ' I. 1 l.' K V .-A 4. . , V an k im W,,, , , M ,,.,, . , , il , X.. s si' H22 The 1975-76 Student Council has worked extremely hard to solicit the views of the stu- dent body and has worked hard to incor- porate these ideas in their decision making process. In addition to sponsoring the Home- coming activities the group underwent a major fund raising program to raise money for such campus improvements as speakers and a Jaguar mural. Chiefly through their efforts the ground work was laid to expand the Pep Squad so that all athletic teams could be accomodated and to establish a - '.,, class for Pep Squad members - Through 2 ii. their hard work O.H.S.-has made valuable . ,f .,,, , 1 i ,' H - - ' - - progress in improving School Spirit. . .... , ff 1 Slgnedr i'trt ' r S' . i t V, ,. , J w ff ' rf' l,iei'f if ' fl Ir - . 5 Q 4 I ,qs V ,, ' va? ' V in . t 5 N4 g Q ,hw EnvQopmentXl Mmg f-1 CaroT'Ta'rTiison fd' it-gt g . .,t' cess! g V' eg 'QQ Es 1

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This past year it has been my honor and privilege to serve as student body president. In the school year '75-'76 we as a council started a trend we hope will continue at OHS- we began closer communication with the student body whom we represent. This, I feel, is a very important aspect of being good leaders. Another aspect of this coun- cil was it's ability to try new things. A good example of this would be our school-wide candy sale. This year's council's schedule consisted of com- mittee meetings on Mondays, with business meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Wednesday was our Lead- ership class day, and Friday our Gripe Day. It has been our pleasure to have had the opportunity to serve the Stu- dent Body this year. Sincerely, A.S.B. Tries to Improve School Spirit T'7M?K?'14W'3 '57i'K -'5lf57554lQ ?'4ff?W9 ll? , , , f erte I 'r 1 1. ' rr ., v ,,,, it , .... t lrttv at Q V ..,. ,., ' E ., 4, ,.,,,mm1N 'Ag va it -- fl t I . I ,tw W , K , r K .2 H it . Treasurer ef ' A Donna Carpenterf 32 QL' L... 1224 ,J At ji Joe B. Fralfico Mi. - 1+--if ' I I T trtie 5 'Q . Sophomore Junior ' -- or L Irene Ortiz Jess Moraga Jeff Pond Carolyn Buifig 8 Activities

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Student Senate 10 Activities Randy Johnson, Angie Burns, Jackie Baker, Etoyal Simms, and Joe B. Franco. FIRST ROWQ Sergeant of Arms Marty Mc Clana- han, Secretary Mary Venegas, President Randy Johnson, Vice President Dorcas Todd, and Steve Winker. SECOND ROWQ Staey Pond, Cindy Severns, Gwen Mann, Joann Cveitner, Toni La Bono, Carolyn Burns, Maggie Ashby, Sally Bocanegra, Lydia Ruiz, Vickie Gonzales. THIRD ROWQ Mary Lyons, Kenji Davis, Mable Fiske, Rena Floyd, Danny Melendrez, Annette Furstenburg, Christy Vanzant. FOURTH ROWQ Jane Brooks, Joe B. Franco, Celine Traister, Bennie Serrato, Jerry Davey, Joe Logan, Mark Jones, Carlos Cedillo, John Doe. Student Advisor Board