Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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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.

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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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Students Have ack of ower .sv Nt my s X North Metro League Inter-School Council, N.M.L.I.S.C., was ham- pered with one major problem, that being, a lack of student power, The group discussed various problems which were interrelated be- tween different schools, Foothill was represented by Kathy Lopez and Greg Mitchell, fseniorsj and Judy Holshouser and Phil McCalister Qjuniorsj. Although they were unable to carry out their solutions, they managed to gain five pounds every meeting with all the donuts that were served. S- 'ISS ag