Charter Oak High School - Shield Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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'W 4? ' ft, , ,, ff.. , , pirit Wth a Touch Of Class r i1 1 -.Q- ., Q. Many Students participated in the activities planned for Spirit Week. Billy Gallavan and a couple of cheerleaders enjoy the many different foods offered during Booth Day. Photo by Matt Prandini. Raising school spirit was an aim for the planners of the week. Ysidro Gerule and Christina Stoecklein enjoy particwating by working in a booth. Photo by Matt Prandini. 'A by I thought Spirit Week was ' il' a great idea to raise school ' , spirit, A Joeseph Ricci .. ... I .Le fnwnwwwwfif W askkwa. tu.. - ' ' r ,u, ssiii u ,,,, H - ,,lu,'1nn,,,, 5 ,,, ,, f f f ,Z H W ,V:,,, rru Q i j ,i ,, :,, V E i i i or In order to make a profit. many organizations set up booths to sell different kinds- food. Jennifer White, a song member. sells pizza to a student. Photo by M Prandini.

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ss 'WV IW: WW is 'fs ,, , mf WWW f ,f,,, V it i we - s s ---, :5.:t...,g. 1. - . ,, . ,......,.,.... . . ..... .. . , ,.,.. :1as-e:ft2.a.:::: pirit Week consisted with a touch of class. With activities during the whole week, it gave the students a sense of enjoyment and a change from the regular lunch schedule. Along with the usual dress days, formal day was added. Many students par' . ticipated and found a change in the appear- ance of their friends. Mona Padilla, vice- president of A.S.B.. com' '- mented, The people who did par- ticipate got a kick out of seeing their friends in a different light. Along with the dress days came the different activities at lunch. They consisted of the ice block race, the homecoming court auction, the pinata contest, the marshmellow stuff, and the booths on the last day of Spirit Week. Matt Prandini, a ju- nior, expressed his opinion by say- '7 think the activities planned by the committee entertained students ing. '7 thought the pinata contest was the best because everybody joined in and went for the candy. There was a variety of booths dur- ing lunch that most students en- joyed One popular booth was the N.H.S. pie throwing contest. Mr. Dutch Woehler volunteered to be the one who got the pies thrown at him. This ga ve a chance for stu- dents to let out their frustra- t io n o n a teacher. An outcome of this day was a great ex- perience for both Mr. Woehler and many students. The activities planned during Spir- it Week were enjoyed by most stu- dents. Mary Richardson commented, I think the activities planned by the committee entertained the students and should be continued every year. - by Colleen Alderson K sir W-yi ' 5 f,,VV H I g,,,e...ses'rrr A Z ,, ,. 1 6 I , Wg ,.,,,. I, .n H it of f in , L i .. ,t ' , f y ' ,U 1' f ',,,, 1 .,, W. at ,,,, ., l ' 9 W I ,,,, ew? ifi' I N .- ' W... 'll g i A pinata contest was scheduled as one of the activities during spirit week at lunch. Many students E T i Q participated and hehred to raise school spirit. Photo by Matt Prandini, ks .Q -,Q 5 Q. t -sf if .str One popular booth was the pie throwing contest. Mr. Woehler gets hit with a pie as students let out their t frustration. Photo by Matt Prandini. ,Q