Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Senator Represent Reges Many students served as senators at student council meetings, They were, Top row, left to right: D. Henry, S. Arnold, D, Coats C, Engh, S, Davis, D, Rogers, D, Beck, 2nd row: D, Bender, C, Nelson, A, Wilson, K, Stubbs, L, Thompson, A, Carstenson, 3rd row: J, Danielson, D, Wilson, D, Conaroe, D, Luttrell, A, Knock, D, Henry, 4th row: G. Troy, B, Nelson, M, Boderman, E, Kingsley, S. Smith, P, Hanson, 5th row: S. Carstenson, D, Kelsay, C. Krauder, D, Foster, C, Williams, 6th row: G, Christiansen, R, Morris, T, Neil, P, Balaszy, S, Hintz, Bottom row: G, Shaw, C, Pickard, E, Richards.

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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

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rama lass Presents For the first time in two years Foothill held at play. The play, Arsenic and Old Lace, written byjoseph Kessel ring, was performed by the drama class. Jon Howe and Robert Walling fupper lefty portrayed the villians while Carl Hickey proved himself to be a dynamic hero, Teddy Roosevelt frighty, played by Ross Modlin, added humor to the play with his blasting horn and jumbled mind, Near the end of the play Jonathan flower lefty was captured by the police, portrayed by Ron Mendonea and Mike Lolmaugh. ll