Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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T s TF away that png -15112:-' Tl -ff Ki' Q 1 pr is Q A 15 'la X Aw: .AF S ,,,. Wm Q 1 H5 mmm! l FHP Foothills Future Health Profes- sionals explored many new areas of medicine during the club's second year of existence. During November '86, they sponsored the Great American Smokeout, which was de- signed to aid smokers in breaking their habit. The program received much enthusiasm and support from the students who attended the rally. The club visited various hospitals where they were given tours, and were able to observe some of today 's new technology used by the medical staff. 1. Lisa Huckaby willingly cooperates while Lena Rice checks her blood pressure. 2. Front row: Sheryl Johnson. Lisa Huckaby. Brenda Strum. Mome Chhen. Michelle Rousey. Back row: Ms. Durham. Mardi Huckaby. Lena Rice. Michelle Maguire. Laurie Modrzejewski. Him Chhen. 3. Michele Maguire thinks she is dying so Sheryl Johnson takes her pulse. 2 Chess Club Though not very successful as a team this year, several of the Chess Club members fulfilled individual goals. Charles Kester, the teams most valuable player, defeated the league champion at Sacramento High School and became the champi- 4 on of the top boards in the Sacra- mento region. 4. Front row: M. Arellano, A. Grogg. W. An- drade. D. Jenson. S. Morgan. Back row: M. Webb. S. Baldock. R. Grajeda, T. Stafford, C. Kester, F. Klensch. 5. The players analyze the board before making their big move.

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FBLA Foothill's Future Business Leaders chapter is presently in its third year of activity. The majority of the students active in the club are those upperclass people planning to pursue business or vocational careers in the future. Wayne Bennett, president, is an active leader and participates in many clubs and sports at Foothill. This year the club received special recognition from the Sacramento County Office of Education for their efforts in the Career Mentor Pro- gram. 3 4 1. Wayne Bennett, president. 2. FBLA leaders for 1986-87. 3. Michelle Paver, secretary. 4. Steve Adams. treasurer. 5. Front row: S. Laiwa. L. Miezinich. V. Bricker. D. Mulhern, Back row: D. Baird. K. Weatherby. L. Rowarid, J. Barnhart, T. Seymour, R. Evans, K. Pierce, H. Templeton. 6. Zoe Jordan, Tracy Hicks, Mark Young, Brandy Amos. Tina Boyter. Kim Pierce. 7. President Wayne Bennett addresses the Career Mentor group on behalf af FBLA. BHSERYQP 6 irrrr Vyfrrir 7 F196 FBLA FHi5QTCPiEss CLUB F 1 fr um . . W . ig

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Concert Band The Concert Band was an inter- mediate band made up of many stu- dents, This band presented concerts and participated in some music festie vals. Practical performing experience and good musical techniques were re- quired for the Concert Band. 1. Fred Klensch. Tom Reiner, Willie An- drade. and Michelle Ayola sight read a new composition. 2. Ron Oliuer. Rob Degroot, and Mark Adams demonstrate the art of trom- bone playing. 3. Todd Greene and Casey Cronan watch Maggie Winton and Andrea Fayette with great amusement. 4. Showing their musical talent are Greg Kolafa and John Seamons, 5, Carolyn Lewis practices a diffi- cult passage, 6, Concert Band: Front row. Monique McFarlane, Janie Pereira. Anita Wil- helm. Andrea Fayette. Maggie Winten. 2nd row: Trista Willock, Carolyn Lewis. Sara Eastham, Tara Zelinsky, Connie Mangurn. Dallas Jensen, Eric Eccles, 3rd raw: Ty Mclain. Adrian Hinson, Todd Greene. Casey Cronan. Torn Reiner, Willie Andrade. Fred Klensch, Back row: Danny Lamaster. Kao Saechao, Da- uid Dickensen. Joe Pastrana, Patrick Johnson. Chris Pebley, Greg Kolafa, Debi Lively. John Seamons. Ron Oliver. Robert DeGroot, Mark Adams. Mr. Adam. us., 198