Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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s 13' 1 f '1 ,, K .J tw f' A 4 Tina Lonser Cindy Haut CAROUSEL This ye-or's Junior Prom, CAROUSEL, was held on April 15th. The couples donced to the music ot the Sentimentols in the gym ond were served punch and coke in the Student Center. The Junior Closs Social Chczirmon, Renee Montaigne, worked tor mony months to make this ' memorable event ci success. xi' Y? Y Q K W 0 i I 1 Ginger BU115 Judy Romcdko Denise Land 1 33

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The Sound Of Competition September sounds of hope-a fresh start and the anticipation of a winning team. Cleats rattle on the pavement on the way to football practice. Water polo and cross country coaches look for promising newcomers. Opening games temper optimism and hard work begins. Outside the sounds of victory and defeat are heard thundering through the stands. As the days shorten and the temperature drops, the sounds of competition move indoors to the gym and exercise room. Grunts and groans can be heard coming from wrestling practice and the gymnasium echoes with the sound of basketball practice. The gym swells with the sounds of students cheering their team to victory. With the warmer weather the spirit once again moves outdoors. Splashing from the pool and the crack of the baseball bat are familiar sounds, reminding us that spring has come. Track meets open and boys meet the challenge with energy and endurance. The variety of sports that are offered all year round keep the sound of competition alive at Cupertino. O O Q