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Cat Scratch Fever, Blue Bayou, Your Smiling Face, Night in the City, Peg, Back in Love Again, This one's For You, Woman to Woman, Sir Duke, Best of My Love, Sentimental Lady, What a Wonderful World, En- tertainers: Fleetwood Mac, Queen, Steve Miller, Led Zeppelin, Bee Gees, Barry Manilow, Mark Hamill, Bos- ton, Debbie Boone, Eagles, Lynrd Skynrd, Andy Gibbs, Richard Pryor, Foreigner, Rod Stewart, Paul Simon, Sylvester Stallone, Linda Ronstadt, Styx, George Carlin, Randy Newman, Kansas, Aerosmith, Mel Brooks, Rita Coolidge, Steely Dan, jane Fonda, Foghat, Stevie Wonder, james Taylor, Henry Winkler, Bad Co., Crys- tal Gayle, Richard Dreyfuss, Lou Rawls, Keith Green, Sweet Comfort, Phil Kacge, B.j. Thomas, Dannabell, Evie Tournquist, Bob Ayala, lmperials, ELO, julie Fields, George Burns, Elvis Presley, Chicago, Bobby Benson, Donna Summer, Commodores. L.T.D., Ted Nugent, Blue Oyster Cult, Gene Wilder, Emotions, Bob Welch, Diane Keaton, Art Garfunkel, Billy joel, Heat Wave, Pablo Cruize, john Travolta, Fads: moped mania, skateboards, fun truckin' in all sizes, movin' on jeans, three piece suits, Angel's Flight pants, surfer jeans, wrap around pants, painter pants, belly chains, Super '78 Senior shirts, draw string pants, super tee-shirts, blousons, peasant blouses, cowl neck sweaters, scarfs, lace-ups, super summer sundresses, skirts to the knee, boots, heels, G.A.S.S., rollin' soles, moon boots, clutch purses, lip potions, turquoise, gold, Op shirts and pants, off shore , Guinne Sax, Pentimento, Brittanniag Couples: Pat 'n janus, Gary 'n jenny, Mark 'n Lisa, Andre 'n Kim, jeff 'n Mary, Matt n Teri, Mike 'n jenny, jeff 'n Cary, Greg 'n jane, Tim 'n Shari, Lionel 'n Terri, Carl 'n Dana, Dave 'n julie, Dave 'n Linda, Mark 'n Debbie, Dave 'n Karen, Randy 'n Kathy, Mark 'n Tery, Mike 'n Debbie, Mark 'n Val, Lance 'n Olga, Tom 'n Sylvia, Fernando 'n Marian, Steve 'n Wanda, Fred 'n Lynda, Ron 'n Cindy, Dean 'n Debbie, Derek 'n jayme, Roy 'n Marlene, Dennis 'n Linda, Matt 'n Kathy, Dan 'n Michelle, Mike 'n Terri, Dan 'n Liz, George 'n Terri, Bob 'n Marty, Steve 'n Debbie, Carl 'n Nancy, Don 'n Toni, Kieth 'n Sandy, Dave 'n Cheryl, Kevin 'n Barb, Bob 'n Debbie, Chris 'n julie, Mitch 'n Tracy, Craig 'n Teresa, Bill 'n Lisa, james 'n Laura, Darren 'n Shari, Mike 'n Darla, Aaron 'n Sue, Tony 'n Marcia, Mark 'n Tracy, Dave 'n Gitta, Tom 'n Liz, Mike 'n Karen, Chris 'n Mary, Brad 'n julie, Dave 'n Margie, Mike 'n Mariann, Doug 'n Shelley, Dave 'n Debbie, Mark 'n Kareng About Our Teachers: Bevin- isms, Ms. Creedon's engagement, Mom Gallagher, Ms. Burke's baby, Clark-the knee kicker, Mr. Bow- den's wedding, Coach Wood's retirement, Mr. Bello's diet, Mr. Beven's dirty jokes, Ms. Gressingh and her singing and dancing telegram, Mr. Mac's baby, Coach Schemie's jokes, Reider + Underwood, Mr. Katz tak- ing his frustrations out by laying on the floor and kick- ng his arms and legs Ms Fragnoli vs the record player at the pep assemblies Beven falling off the donkey Ms Clarks 6th period gutter gang Bello vs Mac on rehearsal times Mr Bowden s Disneyland sto nes Reider vs Dunne Mr Andrea s strange ways of giving lectures doing push ups on the wall and posing as Bert Reynolds on his desk Mr Weinkauf sitting in on other classes Mom vs Beven What to Say al lrighta no biggie WAW' well excuuse me' worthless puke lm in like fuchi fuchi I guess you had to be there I m sure Hairy' I m all at sea driving me up the and crazy guys l swear gag a maggot really?' out of state oh sick' sound good let s jam ever say some thing you wish you hadnt totally all rice what a babe really bad lets get small moron bummer for ya I just couldt tell ya cook it dude trick May the Force be with you Big Mac attack lm too young really out of it dont mess around cool don t e even hes punched you re out of it Who do you really love?' come on went wacko heavy duty Im high aced it for sure off the wall really with it hey' that rolls me, pig out, and now for something completely different I , . I ' I ' I ' - , . , . - , . 1 - I ' ' I I 'I 'I 1 1 ' 1 , . , . . I I 'I I wall, Oh Myl, Farm out, really spif, dialed in, two wild I I I I . , . 1 'I I 1 ' . . , . I I I K I I I I I . E , . . 1 , 1 I 1 I I I ' I I I 1 1 ' 1 I I ' I I , . I I I I I I I I I ' 37
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SIIIIIIIIE SIGNAL STIDIKIES What you will remember about Canyon in '78, Hap- penings: longer lunch lines, Dating Game, Lunch Con- certs, vandalism in the offices, Mr. Bittel's paper ruined, Mike McClellan flexing his muscles at lunch, new handballfraquetball courts, Spirit Breakfast, new attendance policy, Carnival, Dance Production, Cheerleaders turn into songleaders, the Sadie Hawkins court, the juniors winning Spirit Week, Albert and Sandra danced to Brick House, the clogged drains when it rained, the Christmas Pep Assembly, The Band's Gong Show, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Have you got yours?, Girl's League 'Girl of the Month' and 'Stu- dent of the Month' Winter Formal at South Coast Plaza, When Annual lost and found the Senior section, Sports: Letterwoman's jackets, Girl's Volleyball and X-Country go to CIF, V.P. forfeits to Comanches, Sophomores beat Villa Park and capture the league title, the Canyon Classic, Coach Schermerhorn and the Varsity Basketball team going to CIF Quarter Finals, the Downey game, bad refs at the Covina game, Wrestlers go to CIF, intramural basketball at lunch, locks vs. Loadies football game, Canyon Hills Basket- ball games, rained out Soccer games, Water Polo games, the cheerleaders yelling at the swim meets, Donkey Basketball game, Yankees beat the Dodgers in the World Series, Dallas is Super Bowl champions over Denver's Orange Crush, News: Panama Canal Treaty, drought, two planes collide on the Canary Is- lands, Bert Lance Resigns, Hi-lacks, Groucho Marx dies, homosexuality, Russian SALT talks, Egyptian President Sadat visits Israel, Hillside Strangler, Bing Crosby dies, kidnapping, mudslides, President Carter's International trip, coal miner's strike, blizzards and floods, Federal Reserve chairman replaced, heavy rainstorms, Elvis Presley dies, Egypt-Israeli peace talks, capture of Bubbles, Movies: Star Wars, Saturday Night Fever, Gauntlet, Heroes, The Spy Who Loved Me, Oh Godl, Bad News Bears, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Pete's Dragon, The One and Only, Choirboys, A Bridge Too Far, Goodbye Girl, The Betsy, Life after Death, One on One, High Anxiety, Across the Great Divide, Wizards, Smoky and the Bandit, The Deep, The Other Side of the Mountain Part Il, The Turning Point, Kentucky Fried Movie, Looking for Mr. Good- bar, World's Greatest Lover, You Light up My Life, Candleshoe, julia, Beyond and Back, Semi-Tough, An- nie Hall, First Love, Beatlemaniap T.V.: Saturday Night Live, Starsky and Hutch, Family, CHIPS, Love Boat, 8 Is Enough, Happy Days, Soap, That's Hollywood, Carter Country, james at 15, james at 16, Monty Python's Fly- ing Circus, Alice, Tony Randall, Wonder Woman, The Young and the Restless, Donny and Marie, Bionic 36 Woman, Quarck, What Really Happened to the Class of '65, Muppets, What's Happening, San Pedro Beach Island, How Bubble, The Bums, Monday Night Football, Fantasy the West was Won, Boy in the Plastic President's Mistress, Grand Theft Auto, The Godfa- ther, Behind Closed Doors, First Love, The Way We Were, Sybil, Dirty Harry, Mahogony, Summer of '42, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Man with the Golden Gun, The Gold Rush, Live and Let Die, Gone With the Wind, Incredible Hulk, Sugarland Express, There's a Girl in My Soup, john Denver in Australia, Goldie, Richard Pryor Special, Carpenter's Christmas Special, Barry Manilow Special, That Thing on ABC, The Last of the Good Guys, Anna Karenina, The Seven-Ups, james Dean, Up the Down Staircase, Commercials: Photomat Elves, Crest Test, chow- chow-chow, What's a MGA?, pour the Gold, Thanks a Million, Lou did it, I ate it tAlpha Bitsj, When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen, Pepsi Challenge, Hot Car, All Together Now, You asked for it-you got it-Toyota, Hi I'm Alan Hamel , supersnoop tLysoII, Get Stroked in the Morning, I've got in-digestion, Here, use my shampoo, Crave, take care of your birthday suit, Look out for the Bull, The zit-Zapper, We are Driven iDat- sunl, Coast, Looky-Loos, Sunshine Hi-Ho's, I use Bayer, Light beer I like the easy open cans , Smitty did it, Hi Guy tRight Guardj, Everybody's singing air song, tAlpha Betaj, Puppy Chow for a full year-till hefs full grown, Tickle, Hostess and kids-they go to- gether, Pass out the Right Guard, Von's-low prices you can believe in, Morning tScopeJ, It's a great lotta car, That's life-that's what people say, Pappy Parker's Fried Chicken, Twist-O-Flex, The Biz Quiz, Aames Home Loan to the Rescue, Under alls, Fit 'n Trim, Cava, Caval, Wet Your Whistle, Hertz-the superstar of rent-a-car, Do you think I need a shower?, Savage Tan, Skippy Lite, If you can't fly Continental, try to have a nice trip anyway,CalStereoNowlg Music: You Light Up My Life, theme from Star Wars, The Spy Who Loved Me, Stayin' Alive, Baby Come Back, We Are the Champions, Sometimes When We Touch, Don't Stop, You Don't Have to Be a Star, Short People, Boogie Nights, I'm Sailing Away, You're in My Heart, I'll Take You lust the Way You Are, Turned to Stone, I just Want to Be Your Everything, We're All Alone, C.B. Savage, Slip Slidin' Away, Whatcha Gonna a Do When She Says Goodbye ?, Higher and Higher, Looks Like We Made It, Dreams, Handyman, You and Me, Slow Dancin', Night Fever, Hot Stuff, Magueritaville, theme from Rocky, You Make Lovin' Fun, Hotel California, Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue, Go Your Own Way, The New Kid in Town, Falling, When Will I Hold You Again, Goodnight, Royal Scam, Fool for You Any- way, Cold As Ice, Brick House, Grand Illusion, I Feel Love, Baby, What a Big Surprise, God Save the Queen,
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'IIMETIIING NEW Changes have always occurred at Canyon High, but the '77-78 school year brought many more than usual. Rain was the most significant physical change, the drought officially ended, and umbrellas were seen dotting the campus for the first time in Canyon's five years of existence. Formerly, in view 'of the normal light rainfall, Comanches abandoned umbrellas in favor of getting a little wet. However, with 29.14 inches of rain by March, many students were tired of get- ting a little wet. The abundance of water also brought other changes. Swimming, diving, and water polo were added to Cayon's long list of competitive sports. This helped alleviate over- crowding in PE classes, however, bungalows had to be installed to accomodate the 1850 students and stop the overcrowding of classrooms. Stu- dents were also pleased to notice the aesthetic additions of grass, trees and benches which defi- nitely improved lunchtime relaxation. Canyon's first carnival and later the first gong show added entertainment value to the year, while Girls League innovative Girl of the Month, later changed to Student of the Month in the spring, honored one student each month from the Sophomore Class, junior Class, and Senior Class who were considered outstanding in service to the school and community. Each of these changes made Canyon's '77-78 year unique and one to remember. 1. Canyon Girls of the Month: Mary Durka, Susan Jefferies, Lori Ventrola, Briana Baldwin, Brook Casteel, Karen King, Carey Hayes, Janis Ray, Kelly Konser, Stephanie Brown. 2. Swimming Team members display some of Canyon's fine ath- letic ability as they race to the finish line. 3. CHS's first carni- val enabled students to become involved in unique activities. 4. Out-of-the-way bungalows seem deserted during class- time. 5. Charlene Lescault, Kris Druilhet and Shelly Slough also were given the honor of being named Girl of the Month. 38 . 1 1 1 ga-nl.. ua lkl
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