Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Live With Sports raekettes Keep the Records Straight This was just the second year that Foothill had Trackettes to help with scoring and recording at track meets, and the first year that they were here for cross-country These girls enjoyed encouraging the cross- country and track teams and doing various jobs for the coaches, including holding the tape flefty for the first runner in, stopping cars fbelow rightj for passing cross-coun- try runners, and fbottom righty recording times and records. Throughout the track and cross-country seasons, the enthusi- asm of the Trackettes never failed! Trackettes were, standing: M, Bianca, K, Lindsey, K. Barrett, J. Hughes, D, Martin, P. Balazsy, C. Hayes, M, Kuwamoto, M, Antilla, C, Bradley, and P, Brown. Kneeling: S, Compton, C, Frost, S, Meinyer, J. Stucki, P, Gordon, S, Coley, and K. Barlow. Bottom row: K. Andersen, L. Varela, C, Fotte, P, Dobitz, L, Tadlock, and M. Boderman,

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Letter Bearers Block F members make the reeordsg Block F supported Foothill in both sports and spirit, winning many tro- phies and awards for the school. Eating was another one of their spe- cialties, and they had many formal banquets and informal pizza parties. These versatile lettermen added much to Foothi1l's unity and spirit, Coordinated Block F members ftopy add a Winning touch at the Christmas Lettermen of Foothill were, top row: B. Qibson, G. Riolo, and J. Newman. 2nd row: ba k than tournament Officers John D. Beck, D. Hedges, K. Burke, and J. Wa1DSCOtt, 3rd row: G. Scott, C. Hanson, A, S. e ' Knoch, and M, Swan, Bottom row: F. Cooper, D, LeBoeuf, D, Shapiro, D, Thomas, Smith and Bob Haley Qabovey demon- and M' Herron. strate their athletic strength.

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The Girls' Athletic Association renamed the seasons from spring, summer, autumn, and winter to field hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and swimming. With other schools using these new seasons, this year GAA had organized leagues, some with both varsity and junior varsity teams, for competition in these sports. The first season had a dozen girls getting their white blouses and navy pinafores Qthe uniform, ready for a Tide' commercial. Field Hockey champions were fbottom right, standing: K, Painter, E, Hewitt, J. Beigel, D, Alameida, D, Ryan, C. Parks, C, Bilyeu, S, Alameida, and D, Bilyeu, 2nd row: M, Harwell, C , Cruzen, P. Hansen, K, Crider, T, Flores, and J. Painter. 3rd row: D. Blackwood, L, Stauffer, K. Bonachea, and M, Boderman. Bottom: P, Malonoski, All of the GAA sports were supervised by the fantastic quad of girls P,E, teachers: Ruth Reed, Donna Wagner, Sue Watkins, and Rose Christoffersen, They were aided by the GAA officers fmiddle rightj, top row: Karen Painter, sophomore repre- sentative, Susan LeBoeuf, junior repre- sentative, Marcia Skavarla, treasurer, Ellen Hewitt, point keeper, Jody Painter, freshman representative. Bottom row: Chris Parks, senior representative, Diane Alameida, vice president, Dee Rich, president, and Patty Danielson, secretary. Rc-:names fait' ng' '- ,, ,lf ,M .uf is Wu una, ,N