Susan B Coombs School - Memories Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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ST DEN TCOUNGIE Student Council members plan social activities at Coombs, and help make decisions that concern the student body. as , ’ } FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Melissa Enriquez, Micheal Neazer, Ken Sutcliffe, Lacey Black. 2nd ROW: Kristine Ebner, Eric Thormodsgard, Lisa Corbin, Debbie Johnson, Laura Lopez. asked to do almost any kind of job, and they are a great help to teachers. 4 ! D | ee W. Diggs, M. Neazer, J. Woodson, M. Marquez. 2nd ROW: R. Moore. 2nd ROW: R. Hairston, C. Thomas, A. Hicks, O. L. Bailiff, T. Giordiano, P. Williams, L. Black, J. Taylor, Sherley, J. Bell, C. Finney, R. Garcia, D. Howland. 3rd B. Kearns, J. DeLancy, M. Wiggs. 3rd ROW: P. Velasquez, ROW: C. Nadeau, R. Luster, L. Lyons, V. Welmas, K. Wal- F. Becerra, R. Presley, P. Andrade, F. Hernandez. 4th ton, L. Gilpin, J. Faust, J. Miller. 4th ROW: L. Chaparosa, ROW: T. Myles, T. Miguel, D. Bryant, J. Russell, P. L. Sanford, J. Baxter, M. Martinez, S. Schirado, D. Jones, Echols, C. Coe. K. Ebner. 36 yy STUDENT TEACHER’S AIDS Ny, A good person to have around a busy classroom is a Teacher's Aide. An Aide can Ny KY FRONT ROW, L. to R.: S. Caraway, D. Roberts, L. Andes, FRONT ROW, L. toR.: J. Heslop, W. Wisehan, M. Reagins, C i F L C S l g

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FE Teaated aw Sravoro hes WAUhy be ae zy Library Assistants spend a good part of their time checking out books, straightening shelves, and tracking down overdue books. Miss Knight, who is in charge of the library crew, comments that ''A good Library Assistant is hard to find, and their work is never done. ' a Bes es eMer « ry 7 | z ; 7 | ze ee a Bt Met L. to R.: Deanna Hammond, Linda Cross, Maureen LaCanfora, Jodie Speers, Tammie Frierson, Mrs. Riggs. OP IG PAs p isi iis Keeping the office a happy place, getting the bulletin out on time, and running all kinds of errands are the duties of an office assistant. These students did their job well. “i ye ot ae “i ‘dl E! i » = ; 2 ‘ de FRONT ROW, L. toR.: Terry Adell, Lisa Corbin, Valerie Garner, Margaret Waite. 2nd ROW: David Trimmer, Alicia Brownlee, Debbie Johnson, Maria Loera, Johnny Pretty- man, Brian Kinman. 3rd ROW: Sandra Ware, Travis Allison, Craig Fuller, Marvin Ellis. Ws Ad | | ete, I Sa, ot ea 35

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— Hiking is the name of the game in CHARDECON. These students took part in CHARDECON hikes throughout the year, exploring and breaking new trails. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Cervantes, P. Miranda, R. Hall, FRONT ROW, oa to ee Ae ile Woadien, T. srernenius ‘ond D. Cohron, G. Hall, M. Neazer, B. Buerke, L. Sanford. ROW 0G. tOrRerck. Givers, M. Cortez, V. Welmas, R. Wil- 2nd ROW, L. to R.: D. Marshall, R. Conde, R. Lee, P. son, J. Faust, L. Sanford. 3rd ROW, L. to R: Mrs. Ginter, N. Ewers, L. Amis, M. Marquez, Mike Marquez, L. Cox, L. Neubauer, K. Ebner, M. LaCanfora, G. LaCanfora, . Chaparisa, Mrs. DeNier. 3rd ROW: Mr. James, R. Shepard, LaConfora. T. Allison, D. Jones, B. Wilson, I. Wilson, M. Ellis. SECONDARY YOUTH Ata special meeting, these students exchanged ideas on problems they confront in school. They found the discussions interesting and fun. FRONT ROW, L. toR.: L. Jensen, M. Loera, K. Roffers, J. Heslop, M. Enriquez, L. Hawley, J. Baxter, K. Sutcliffe, M. Schum, M. Neazer. 2nd ROW, L. toR.: C. Rice, j. Haenpflug, B. Dominguez, L. Lopez, L. Ra yson, K. Walton, D. John- son, J. McGee, V. Welmas, J. Garcia, M. Graham. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: J. Col- leen, A. Brownlee, K. Ebner, V. Howard, C. Fuller, T. Allison, E. Thormods- gard. 37