Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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JP en UU 0 su QT : ro ! l 0 7 UQ m E. N ro Ch As a co-ordinator of activities for the student body, the Cabi- i net works along with the student council as a middleman l administration and students. Included in the duties of Cabinet are planning internal and external publicity, keeping a record of publicity given to the school, planning assemblies, student activities, and sports banquets, and keeping a record of athletic events. The cabinet also assists the ASB officers with various projects. The Cabinet class consists of responsible students Who wish to further their leadership experience, and actively work in student government. for the ..... Carol Inman takes careful notes for cabinet. Dan Minamide, Ministry of Pl1b1iCitY Jonita Bauman, Ministry of Publicity Janelle Sweringer, Ministry of Records , im, f gv y . t 4 , 'W XX xx vi 5 D it ...p ssll A Kllail ' left? 'N ,- x X , D011 Fefgl-15011, Senior Class President president Alan Teramura, Sophomore Class vice- AIN fit A Q j R wer I ' wiiis. ii'-.:. 5 gg Linda Cammack, Ministry of Assemblies Arlene Ichien, Ministry of Assemblies

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Demanding Responsibilities. Student body officers performed many functions essential to a successful year. Leadership of the student body was provided by President Manuel Gomez. The president's office is determined by an annual election previous to the opening term. It is the duty of the A.S.B. president to head all student cabinet and council meetings and to repre- sent the student body in all inter-school functions. The Associated Student Body this year has shown great respect for Manuel, this is actually a tribute to the students themselves. Every year Santiago has shown marked prog- ress and improvement. Much of this improve- ment depends upon Santiago's leaders. There is a very real and important purpose in this office. Beside routine duties, the presidency demands just a little bit more- to create a feeling of unity of purpose, of school pride and respect, are the even more demanding responsibilities which Manuel assumed. Fulfilling the office of Student Body Vice- President this year was Ray Actkinson. Ray presided over the Student Assembly, cabinet meetings, and school assemblies when the president was absent. As vice-president, Ray had charge of ICC, and had an active hand in student affairs. Serving as secretary of the student body, Carol Inman attended all cabinet and student council meetings for the purpose of recording activities and decisions in the form of minutes. These minutes were duplicated and distribu- ted to each advisor for the classroom reading. Carol kept an accurate account of the social and business correspondence. She partici- pated in many activities designed to better the school. Dynamic Manuel Gomez illustrates the demands of the presidency. - tl' f ri.: :nga 1 ncaa: 1 'Q 'r,i!l'! 1 an 4. 'n, 'I' snug, 7 1 Q .Q 1 in a n , a , 0 f 1 9 1 Q , X 4 5 an gn. is f 1 A G ' ' i 5 j ' f ' ' ' l n U b ' ' Ray Actkinson, as vice-president, presided over ICC, Mr. Charles Westra, cabinet advisor, watches l'6COI'd 3 meeting , V1-X ,Q i . ,. 7 grill! i., ? e-W-W-, 67

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Student Activities. Bev Mitsuuchi, Ministry of Dennis Wilson, Ministry of Community Assemblies and School Relations jx 'vs . ,gs Barbara Bucholz, Ministry of Community and School Relations 0 s -C 3 I 5 i ,. , 'M I 3 it I A. vii-ttfgfgt -at ,, sie ' is Q A is it st If 1 x ii if is F Q f , A .Q L. U'-l. vu. .5 s K 5. t f'2SL . '?W i1a ,, Q Psi f . ' .'?:':'5' 15 1 'W af 1:5 ,lie , t , isis fa f f ft! 4. 41? -rgwisfstqi-11-gfira C 4:- ' .C ,fir 51 1 Q' 2 i o o wifes 3 'flair if qs, is ' S ,Y ,gi 7 i Fi X Teresa McMullin, Historian - X ki .L Paul Daniels, Sophomore Class President Don Newbury speaks to cabinet concerning plans for a banquet, ,Wat I 559 L W AA Dennis Fowler, Ministry of Community and School Rela- tions Q Ih. Vince Raya,junior Class President 5 MNH