Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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aried Activities Promote Spirit As always, there were complaints of student apathy as far as spirit, but most Foothill students agreed that spirit was better this year than in previous years. Tricycle races, slave day, night rallies, and an ice- cream-eating contest were only a few of the many varied, spirit-related activities and events in which students had an opportunity to participate. ee ix The super-great pep band Qabovey plays the e Alma Mater as an en- thusiastic crowd sings along. Spirit leaders X Q Q lt, 3 i frightj representing all fi A groups of Footh1ll's en- thusiasm watch Nancy Slawson twirl her flag,

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This year's flagtwirlers added a lot of color to the football games and parades with new, appropri- ate, and original uniforms and flags, The flagtwirlers included Evelyn Brobeck, Maria Slawson fheadj, Barbara Engilis, Kathy Bonachea, Janet Shultz, and Elaine Richards fabovej. The majorettes, Linda Hunter and Jan Glidden, two in number, were very impressive and dramatic as they 'swirled with fire , batons. Drum major Robert Szkotak 10ppOSite pagei, 235, I showed skill he and Sue Jones, drum majorette, led the marching band at halftime and in parades.

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