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

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Cheryll McGlasson, ASB President, Vice President Charlene Stoddard, ASB Secretary Bob Kelley, ASB Treasurer Mandy LeMoine, Head Cheerleader Kathy Knight, Publicity Commissioner Pat Elliot, Social Commissioner Allan Pereira, Program Commissioner Doug Alderman, Sr. President Tracey Hasslein, Sr. Vice President Olga Garcia, Sr. Welfare Bob Hapgood, Sr. Welfare Bill Jenkins, Jr. President Bill Watson, Jr. Vice President Nancy Leionhud, .lr. Welfare Barbara Bower, Jr. Welfare Craig Reynolds, Soph President .lim Dee, Soph Vice President Patty Falk, Soph Welfare Debbie Kirkpatrick, Soph Welfare Mark Metz, FFA President Barbara Cockreil, GAA President Nancy Ferris, Girls League President Cliff Henderson, Letterman President Patti Fryer, Tiger's Roar Editor Kathy Gallagher, Pep Club President Melvin Howell, Quill 8. Scroll President Joanne Todd, Tiger Tales Co-Editor Rene O'Hara, ISC Secretary Miss Ethel Cooley, Adviser Mr. Rusty Duval, Adviser 22 CUBIC YDS. OF CEMENT-Senior boys finish the base of the SL in the all-student operation supervised by Mr. Duval. 1000 feet of steel was also used in the reconstruction of the school emblem. 70-Fall Welfare aw ,Q 'i if Mt' S ff -2 Y , , me rx 1 'Y' 11 1, 'W 5, J f 'ff ll-I-' K G A A .vm fm , if W, , .ry , , 'xg-Y' I . vfjevy' 'SU 1 1 :iIK ' ,, 'HX ' ' I Q fig ,M N, 'I-00 ,. c i I 4 ,ff 7 . J' . . fr 'AL 'lk fix iff A if 'Qu 1 Q as an-A 1, rg? ni' 1- Qi-N., . ,..,r r K x E fr 2 ef' V, f . 2 My 6495 TKT l. i ,gr 3 F X fn 2 A 1 1 tire- f 1 . 'ff' f J, I YZ I , jrlfii,-fs r .,1,, 4 X 35 . X 5 ,:.f 'AX - . ' f fl' f Fi ' 7 f L i ' I Q, . , f 3 V ee ea .,.,,' A - 1 ' --ss. . , .V ,.k- if ,Q s .frj',.l,i , . W, , .3 4 Us if L gi .. 'S' ee J! at N-.K wifi' sit we

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Organization s Division 69

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Fall Welfare rebuilds SL for a new high in spirit Replacing words with action, Fall Welfare organized the reconstruction of the school's hillside emblem. More than 400 students turned out for the first Saturday work- day. The whitewashed, concrete SL, which replaced smaller letters built by the class of l948, stands 36 feet tall and measures l8 feet wide at the base. Nine floats, a parade downtown and a pep rally on the county courthouse steps-each was a colorful facet of Homecoming '67, each was new to San Luis and each was initiated by Fall Welfare. Theme of the week-long festivities was lt's a Small World. Teamed with Mission, San Luis participated in a panel discussion relating to school spirit at the Fall lnterschool Council lISCl Conference helrl at Atascadero High. .'!, A 5 - - . w igsfii Y 8 2 4 P 1 s A, if F fi M i E cl ll 5 V FOR VICTORY-Spirited Tiger roaters lat leftl clutch balloons dur- ing the homecoming pep assembly on the courthouse steps for a new high in spirit. ONE TO GO-Mr. Duval signals for last load while Ron Seger reaches for smoothing stick and Water Boy Cheryll McGlasson smiles approval. ISC PANEL-Brainstorming stu- dent involvement topics for the fall interschool council conference are Cheryll McGlosson and Mission's Dan Matulich and Rick Pulling. Fall Welfare-7l