Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I, ear, J J ram, . .4 ff.- -Jcvr, is 15.35-45 l FENG 1 ' 'l IIIILIIIIIYS Holrday happenlngs around Canyon refuted the Idea that nobody has any splrlt anymore At Chrrstmas tlme, the club advisors doors were nts frrst prxze effort Hundreds of students gath ered around the quad area to cheer and watch Andre Perra frsh In the new rainwater lake On Fnday a splrrted pep rally got Wmter vacation off to a good start wuth elves fcheerleadersj and Santa Claus fAlan Bradleyl jumping and rrdxng around the gym ln appropnate costumes Later that night the Chrrstmas stag or drag dance was a success much to the pleasure of the Se nlor Class desplte a tlppy 12 foot tree From Comanches that went all the way back east to vlslt relatives to those who stayed on campus for some flshlng Canyon dld Indeed hut all the areas of the spectrum during Holiday break 1 The ram bnngs fnends closer together as Darrell Dole chek Crnger Bagley and jenny Golden share the same um brella 2 Shelley Wallis takes tnme out durmg the practnce for the Chnstmas pep rally 3 Some of the Comanches frollcked In the snow durlng Chrustmas vacation 4 Many students headed for the lakes to do some frshung but Andre Perra cast his llne ln Canyon s Quad 5 Sharon Mercier Linda Larkms and Lrnda Byrd take trme out to watch the guys at the Wmter Wonderland dance 6 Santa Claus waves to the cameraman l . , . fy Wy qt 1.1 5 ls. Ali. 15 5 l ll l l ll 1 ' Il ' ' ll Q . . . , M decoratedp the International club won a cake for ' ' Il If ' I I - , . I I 29

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I TA I I1IIlIl'I' twin IIDSIEC ' Starlight and Roses was the theme of the '78 Winter Formal. Because of District pres- sure to lower the cost of dances and policy against leaving the county, the dance was held in the jewel Court of the South Coast Plaza, which proved to be a pleasing loca- tion. With the band, Black Water Gold, 150 couples had no problems getting into the spacious, open atmosphere. The high- light of the dance was the crowning of the King Doug Price and Queen Charleen Les- cault. Most people enjoyed the dance and had no negative comments towards the band or the location, making both Black Water Gold and South Coast Plaza possi- bilities for future dances. 1. Newly crowned Queen Charlene Lescault and King Doug Price smile during their solo dance. 2. '77-78 Winter Formal Court: Sandi McCage, Rick Van- derknyff, Charlene Lescault, lulie Ballas, Lisa Buskirk, Doug Price, Bill Holley, and Lisa LaPere. 3. Couples enjoy fast music which enables them to boogie down. 4. Diane Tall and Curt Eddy take a quiet mo- ment to enjoy each other's company. 5. Couples take a break while the members of the court have a dance to themselves. 6. Leslie Bell and her date join the crowd to dance to the music of Black Water Gold.