Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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l l l Thea Privetteitriodels a hlztclc , As a ballet dancer, Deanna Ross puts forth sweater with gold sequence. She has great time and effort. modeling since the age of 15. I race for the thrill of it, Bry- an Germone states. Bryan started racing go-carts four years ago, but decided he needed a change and now races cars. In his family his clad gives him the most support. He says, Mom is just too ner- vous.-' That can be understood considering that Bryan averages between eighty-five and ninety miles per hour. A lot of Bryan's extra time goes towards racingg in fact, from about May to Septem- Student Life c Unusual Hobbies ber, every week-end goes towards his racing, Bryan's plan for the future is to eventually race at Sears Point. He is shooting for something big. Brian is the youn- gest racer amongst the Street Stock circuit. At the end of last year, Bryan placed in the top ten. Deanna Ross is definitely an Out of the Ordinaryv person. She started ballet dancing when she was seven and has done it ever s since. What makes Deanna so spe- cial is the t fact that she attended the San Francisco school of ballet for six weeks over the summer. She auditioned for entrance along with thousands of people nation wide, hut only five hundred people were accepted. Deanna practices about twenty five hours a week. It's part of my life, she states. It takes up so much of my time, but it's worth it. I couldn't imagine my life with- out it. 'Every young girl, at one time or another, fantasizes about becom- ing a model. Thea Privette has- lived that fantasy. Thea has been in the business for about a year Her older sister, who was studyin to be a model, taught her the basic and then she took it from therel Its really fun. Some people think: that all models are stuck-up. That not really true. There are a fe snobs though.

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early ei. G ! September 12, 1986: 1-2-3- CRACK! The eight skillful, ready hands of the class vice-presidents began furiously cracking eggs into receptacles resting on the stomachs of the presidents. The crowd gath- ered around to witness the accura- cy or, more favorably, the inaccu- racy. September 19, 1986: Ready, set, DIVE! Four eager faces plunge into the swirling pools of whipped cream, anxiously groveling for the elusive jelly bean emerged under- neath. Who will find the jelly bean first? - Lunch-time boredom has long been an unfavorable actuality at Analy. Students, teachers, and ad- visors alike have atempted numer- ous endeavors throughout the years to combat this boredom and to excite people, getting them in- volved in the spirit of Analy. Un- fortunately, these efforts have nev- er really succeeded in bringing the students alive. This year, however, lunch-time entertainment under- took a dramatic revolution. Under the leadership and ingenuity of the new social commissioners, Lainie Beedy and Rachelle Mosier, Pass that apple! John Root and Lori Lewis lead the freshmen in one of the funnier lunch games, the Apple Pass. Student Life Lunch Games After diving for the hidden jellybean, Dan Kida demonstrates his disapproval towards the idea of finishing the pie-tin of whipped cream. lunch games undertook a dramatic improvement. As one Junior, Mike Duckhorn, exclaimed, Lunch games are a blast this year! They have improved tremendously over the boring and few-and-far-be- tween games of past years. Although lunch games usually last only 5 to I0 minutes, much preparation and thought is re- quired to insure a successful game. The first step is conceiving a suit- able activity that will attract inter- est and attention from Analy's dis- cerning student body. The hula- hoop game during spirit week was one of the more popular and well- recieved lunch games. Co-social commissioner, Lainie Beedy, stat- ed, We always tried to 'add a unique 'twist' to the games. Some- how, it made them more exciting. Rachelle Mosier, the other half of the social commissioner team, summed it up saying, It takes ai lot of time to get everything orga- nized but in the end, its worth it to see such a large portion of the stu- dent body radiating out from the lunch game in a huge circle, laugh- ing, getting rowdy, and just hav. ing a great time! a