Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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. Equi Time, energy, and imagina- tion make the difference between a good yearbook and a great yearbook. Editors Jan Gronhovd and Greg Mitchell fleftj lock horns over a slight difference of opinion. Trying to come up with in- teresting copy, and then attempting to type it using the efficient hunt-and-peck system are staff members flower leftj Margaret Drayton, Karen Lee, Amy Carstensen, and Jill Schnur, Libby Nelson and Dave LeBoeuf fbelowj use their irresistable charm to capture Larry Batten- berg's EQUI order. Wwvmmw

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We y. -www , f'+-wwe, -mn. . , .,,, -we sf' a 0'-WP V fam Literature Turns Un Faculty and Students From Chaucer to Mark Twain, from Thoreau to Aldous Huxley, students learned that a variety of English and American author's ideas were relevant for today. Students were surprised to learn that Thoreau--not Joan Baez--first talked of civil disobedience, that Huck Finn told a story involving race relationsg and that Huxley's Brave New World outlined several dilemmas of society. Mrs. Larson fleftj dramatically makes an assignment clear. Mrs. Van Buren fbelowj explains a day's lesson. Miss Will's sensory impressions fbelow righty are a highlight of her English classes each year. Mr, Ardary qbelow centerj laughs at a response from one of his classes, Mrs. Begin, new to Foothill, Qbelow lefty gives aid to a composition writer.