Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Mrs. Ackroyd Qbelowj returns books to shelves. Two students fbelow lefty compare homework notes. Some students in the library ftop centerj study diligently, while others are easily distracted, Two students ffar rightj read newspapers before reg. Two students fbottom far rightj find the right books, Library Aids, Top row: Mrs, Ackroyd, S. Norton, D. McGinty, V. Decroix, C. Champlain, S, Pendley. Bottom row: T. Pruitt, D. George, D. Burns, J, Ingram, L. Felts, C, Hevesy, Not pictured: M. Barrett, G. Bianca., C. Hayes, B. Lockerbie, N. McA1ister, R. Shiim, L. Styrsky, L. Stauffer.

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Carroll Greentree Stanley Stoneking Warren Wilt lasses Add Creative Students were given a perfect opportunity this year to expand their own imaginations by painting and drawing in art, writing and giving speeches in debate, and performing skits and plays in drama. Two new teachers, Mr. Turner and Mr, Wilt, were added to foothill to meet the creative needs of a growing student body.