Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Rita Nelson Principalsl Secretary X Maria Sherber Cafeteria 4 Mary Haines John Hicks Registrar Custodian Muriel Jacks Joan lVlcFadyen Cafeteria Career Center Susan Tanner Diana Tarrel V Aide Office 1, Frances Campos pauses for a brief interuiew. 2. Sheila Gaines helps Amy Turner with some critical filing. 3. Muriel Jacks prepares for the lunch rush. 4. Phydellis Brown quickly hides important docu- ments, 5. Jonas Broussard repairs the benches. 6. Maria Sherber poses for the camera. FACULTY 217

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., f I i t o ff ...f 1. 1 5 gr -5 4- , V i V, v -. g . I V 1 it 1 , 4 0' - 1 . 4. . 8 .. K' . l1'f - Q QV I T Q nd Every year the yearbook staff does its utmost to complete a yearbook with ideas new and dif- ferent than those of previous years. We have done our best to come up with original and creative ideas, and in presenting this book we proudly feel that we have been successful. Our goal was to create a book that not only pleases the eye with colorful designs and pic- tures, but also draws attention to the many stories that have been carefully written and rewritten, This year's staff consisted al- most entirely of new members and got off to a rather slow start, With the expert advice of Mr, Stoneking, however. we were able to overcome any obstacles or conf fusion we may have had. High school is an experience that is looked back upon for many years to come and yearbooks are for preserving memories that may have been forgotten and for start- ing those memories with others. Though this book is not without its errors. we hope we have succeede ed in meeting all your expecta- tions of what a great yearbook should be. Now that the 1986-87 school year is also a memory, we can all recall that it was a year to be celebrated with a bang! Maureen McPherson Editor