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

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Cavalier Courier Staff Brings News Of School Events Editor Rose Chambers puts news assignments on board. Seated, lm to- right: V. Violette, R. Chambers, C. Inman, B. Mitsuuchi. Standing: Mr. j. Dutch, J. Palmer, D.jones, D. Fowler, M. Behrends, P. Ferraro. 90

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'Lg . '35 r2 U A it X LE CHEVALIER STAFF-Bottom Row: Y. Moran, J. Bauman, B. Mitsuuchi, Teresa McMuliin. Lax! Rowsj. Burger, C. Korb, S. Spellerberg, R. Arman, H. Albiliar, B. Ross, S. Hertwig. Section editors are Steve Spellerberg, Cheri Korb, Ray Arman, jacki Burger, jonita Bauman, and Bev Mitsuuchi. Bill Stading, assistant photographer, poses for Don New- bury, staff photographer. ,vw 5 ..... ., if g s in ' as 3, Q sg!

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I XM, 1. as Cavalier Courier staff works hard to meet deadlines. Informing Cavaliers with precise, informa- tive, and descriptive news was the primary objective of the Cavalier Courier staff. Rose Chambers, editor-in-chief, published the biweekly newspaper with the assistance of staff members. The Cavalier Courier carried news of student activity happenings, student council minutes, club events, coming social events, and coverage of all sport activities. During the year many papers went unpublish- ed due to unavailable printing facilities along with money problems. All Cavaliers are eligible to work for the newspaper staff and those whose interest include a nose for news, writing abilities and an interest in the news- paper field are encouraged to join. The staff solicits advertisements as a means of cushioning expenses while the remainder of the cost is derived from student body funds. The newspaper is published by Santiago's printing department and occasionally sent to an outside printer. Although only nine members comprise the staff, cub reporters were recruited from the Journalism I class. Guiding and sponsoring the Cavalier Courier staff was Mr. john Dutch.