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Introduction to Student Life 13
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The Best of Times Excitement! Spirit! Fun! Togeth- erness! The 1985-86 school year proved to be all these things, and more. The first dance was an indication of what was to come. With over 700 sweaty bodies jammed onto one tarp-covered dance floor, even an innocent wallflower standing to the side could feel the energy that gen- erated throughout the room. That spirit didn’t stop after the dance; it was something that the whole student body felt at every ral- ly and at every sports event. The feeling has no definition. You just have to be part of awesome Alame- da High. Friendship was also a big part of our attitude. The cameraderie, laughter, and good times bounced off our orange tiled walls and through the Circle, depicting the best of times. 1. Let’s go crazy! - AHS students boogie the night away. 2. Hanging out in the halls - Lynn Calvert, George West, Girod Tillman, Corrine Masa- mori, and Evelyne Sutton share a joke before class. 3. Say cheese - Enthusiastic guys enjoy the first rally. 4. Off to class we go! - Jimmy Gilchrist, Faize Sari, and Scott Slez gallop to class. 5. Break time - John Ro, Andy Tsai, and Josh Harpster get aquainted with AHS. 6. Thanks for the lift - Steve Gomes is escorted to class by Christine Runyan, Tammy Blanchard, Jennifer Richards, Dina Johnson, and Annette Nan- nizzi. 12 Introduction to Student Life
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4 day on the green - Shae Reilly, Lori Bus- tos, Tessa Trabue, Kristen Lyman, and Jean Harrison take a breather during a JV football game. mas T OAS “We had a hectic time but we made it great!” exclaimed Sheri Seto. The Fall Cheerleaders and Pom-Pon girls en- thusiastically led the cheers for our teams. They chanted in unison, rousing the crowd at games, noon-rallies, and assemblies. Aside from supporting our football and basketball teams, the cheerleaders appeared at water-polo, volley- ball, and other games, giving our team added strength and vigor. They were led by Kirsten Leavitt and Jessica Abude, both seniors. A new English teacher, Ms. Janice Carroll, was their enthusiastic advisor. The girls spent many hours after school and during the summer practicing and per- fecting their routines. “This year was especially spirited because of hard work and dedication,” shouted Nicole Carroll. Together, they bolstered our school spirit. Check it out! - Look at all the funny people in the stands! 14 Spirit Squad
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