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We Get ore In '8 Senior class officers: tClockwisc from topj Tylisa Suseberry - President, Losa Taaga - Vice President, Phil Diehl - Senior Advisor, Marilyn Harvey - ASB Representative, Julie Duffield - Treasurer. Senior Class The 1984 senior class was better than ever. In between the Homecoming Dance, Grad Night, Prom, After Prom, the Harbor Cruise, along with trips to Magic Mountain and Knott's Berry Farm, the 1984 seniors somehow found time for everything. They took their SATS and filled out college appli- cations while even managing to keep up with all of their school work. This year is one that no member of the senior class will ever forget . . . one of the hardest, but one of the best.
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ASB In Action 4 .A -. 'f Q 5- . :?' ,ft 'f.g',,.5 f -wa vw . ,, iz, ,Y V . -'T-yi at ,,. gint: ff .Lua Back row: Angela Williams, Nancy' Andrade, La Rhonda Caldwell, Eric Smith, Tia Turner, Johnny Stanley, James Rainey, James Carter. Middle: Lucy Vasquez, Sharon Julien, Kathi Thomas, Joseph Bridges, Trina Williams, Christina Wesley. Front row: Horace Bryant, Linda Crane, Mark Bradford, Maria Villanueva, Brenda Carter, Trelli Mallory, William Long. Associated Student Body The Associated Student Body accomplished many things this year. The revival of the Student Store after a two year absence was of great financial benefit. Students were able to buy everything from Slush Puppies to T-shirts. This success assured many events for the students, such as the homecoming festivities and the Green and White Ball. These activities provided students with good times and memories that will last forever. ASB Advisor Mrs. Ida Williams was a busy lady this year helping the students as always. ASB officers planned a Spirit Week which provided dress up days for everyone. Spirits were high that week and reached a peak at the Homecoming Parade and football game. The Green and White Ball was, as always, a memorable night. In the elegant atmosphere of the San Diego Hotel, the Ball centered around the crowning of Mr. 8L Ms. Lincoln. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY salutes the year of 1983-1984.
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