Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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ode Reflect hanging inies Foothill students returned to school this year with a new freedom in dress. Girls were able to wear pantsuits and slacks, and boys were able to wear bermuda shorts. Audrey Edwards fupper rightj poses to show the new change. Debbie Fudge Qbelowl smiles with pleasure at the added freedom. Many girls still wear the conventional clothing as demon- strated by Sandy Anderson and Kathy Moore frightj and Vicki Fudge flower rightj. wmdM,,,,W nlwwwvvl i ,,,,,,,,,,,fg...,..0 ,gf . i t We 4 W, . , , lj, s,, In 1 W5 Qiiifkf 555124735 f - 'Zee 24,1 J we W it 4 kv Y 2 .ff MW A-N. Q

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fy 4. E ,. , 4 L 4, A A 4 .11 :A ' ., , . A if QZQf5 ?2Q iq ,Q A , ,Aga A , -A , ,. M ' f A i I , A , ,,,h,,, l :Z 5 J ,?iifiZ3:Q'ft'H3 IQ, fm? , H ' :A 'r-31 1 ' i .45 7 M4 i ' tl ,g sf' , x ,l 5 f I A' ' ' f V 1A 1 529- 2 alfa? X W X V. A A. AA As -f 1,-A ,A My ww, W f A Q, ma, N145 , , , ,wpihfffrgffzfev f gre ' ? Q ' 2 One of the most valuable ex- periences of being on Student Council was having the oppor- tunity to exchange ideas and opinions with other student councils as the council did with Elk Grove High School, Joe Newman Qfar lefty stands in front of a rocket symbol- izing America's space achievement. Joan Bart-els, treasurer, tries to figure out how much is in our school treasury, Dave Shariro flcftj presents his spccch to the student body. Student Council members are involved in other activities too, as shown by Lisa Fredericksen, fabovcl head cheerleader.

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unch Break is Relished by All 30 minutes of relaxing. No teachers for M hour. Buying a well-rounded lunch fice cream, cinnamon roll, and candyy, Thoughts of hunger. Gossiping time. Waiting im- patiently for food. Discouraged at the thought of going back to class. Q f0 u. ', -,f 'v 4 He. ' u KW' ' v . V. xp 2 .v ' V -. ' 2 : f, 'J' X g P X, ef, v ,l h., V V v f, .,' 4 A 15 .' X 5 ' v ' 1 fs' . . 3.