San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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for 'm . TIGERS NO. 1-Mighty Tiger shows whose ' boss at Homecoming parade while scream- ing fans cheer the team on to victory. .-1- A l 16-Juniors FALL OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Debbie Bebeau, treasurer, Bor- bara Bower, welfare, Nancy Lejonhud, welfare. BACK ROW: Bill Jenkins, president, Julie Santana, secretary, Bill Watson, vice- president.

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Juniors reflect the spirit of their generation Winning the spirit stick at the first pep assembly, the Class of '69 showed its enthusiasm and spirit. Juniors boosted their total balance to 54,4 OO, the largest class treasury in the history of Tigerville, by net- ting more than 51,000 from the annual magazine sale. Mr, Leonard's top selling first period U.S. History class, ioined by fifty dollars or more salesmen, was reward- ed at cz pizza feed. Top five salesmen were: Bob Moore, Jill Fryer, Carolyn Silva, Tim Dyer, and Kathy Angerer. Greek roots and Reader's Digest vocabulary tests remained in the iunior English curriculum. In U.S. History, films, discussions and reports helped students learn about our country and culture. The National Merit and PSAT tests were administered to college-minded iuniors. College campuses, including UCSB and UCLA, were previewed during organized weekend excursions. Not to be outdone by seniors or sophomores, iun'iors turned out in 'Full 'Force with picks and shovels at the reconstruction of the hillside SL school letters. The Junior-Senior Prom climaxed the year, with juniors hosting the annual event in May. JUNIOR RULE-Reluctant to give up the spirit stick, cheerleader Susie McCullar tights back. DIRT FLIES-Taking on the aspects of c Southern chain gang, Juniors volunteer to rebuild the SL on the hill. Juniors-l T7