Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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RWD I ' It ' ' , Mr. Loe A I . ..-if FIRST ROW Craig Malcor John Marsh SE COND ROW Crissie Barber Sara Cohen Ruthie Ballenger, Kris Mewborne, Cheryl Davis, Suzette Tucker, Melanie Donaldson. THIRD ROW: Glen La Ravia, Tim McDougall, Allyson Daniels, Cynthia Vasquez, Evelyn Robbenolt, Shahira Marcos, Antoinette Brooks, Lester Brayshaw. FOURTH ROW: Irene Segura, Kelvin Goto, Naomi Plair, Anna Brantley, Suzanne Smith, Nancy Caullay, Classie Ferguson. FIFTH ROW: Roland Brown, Eleanor Garcia, Jerri Ellis, David Jensen, Jeff Borton, Gerald Cun- ningham. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Escherich, Vernon Boykin, Kahlil Harrington, Martin Lopez. LAST ROW: Leigh Sata, Michael Floyd, Brett Bartlett, Auletti Harrington, Steve Claiborne. Banner Girls, COUNTER- CLOCKWISE: Deedra Jackson, Pat Vincent, Laronda Johnson, Rhonda Jones, Vanessa Younger, Pilar Bruner, Brenda Goodwin, Rhonda Green, Totress Beasley, Lisa Cox, Michelle Anderson, Angela Grayson, Bar- bara Quiroz, Betty Robinson, Jennifer Tucker, Katrina Johnson.

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Mathematics ls The Alphabet With Which God Has Written The Universe Galileo Mr Larsen OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: Although most math classes were usually under a teacher's watchful eye, students somehow managed to pass notes around the classroom. Here Ricky Lamb eagerly opens a note passed from a nearby friend. OPPOSITE LEFT: Caught in the middle of a busy day, Mr. McDonald pauses for a moment's rest at his blackboard. LEFT: Whenever anyone had a question, Ms. Boyajian could always be counted on to give assistance, as seen here when she stays after class to help a student with the homework assignment. BELOW: Besides homework and tests, this pre-calculus class finds that it takes a lot of listening to understand all of math's complexities. Mr. Anderson Ms. Boyajian Mr. Brown Mrs. Cohen Mr. Larsen Mr. Lopez Mr. McDonald Ms. Taylor

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Music is a means of giving form to our inner feelings without attaching them to events or obiects . . . -George Santayana zff'? 'f 5 rf W, ik? ri tt iwiiliia wifi 1 ABOVE: Students found that it was most in- opportune to be caught in the tunnel while the Blair Drum Corp paraded through, bursting eardrums with their lively and rhythmic sounds. RIGHT: Could it possibly be that Assistant Drum Major, John Marsh, finds himself con- fused as he faces one direction and his group faces another? Of course not! LEFT: The Blair Tuba Section, Cleft to rightj, Ftamoan Grubbs, David Peck, Greg Goldsmith, and Cameron Peters, demonstrate the kind of absurd, but delight- ful flair that they added to this year's football games. Hard Times Amidst a troubled year, the Blair Marching Band struggled through many setbacks during the first semester. With the beginning of the second semester, the band was assigned a new director, Mr. David Leehy. He took on the responsibility of rebuilding the band to its former standing. Challenged by a lack of in- struments and considerably small classes, the year was basically spent on mending and tying together loose ends. The spirited musicians for- ming the Drum Corp and Tuba Section added much excitement to school assemblies and football games. ff 147