Fountain Valley High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

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Vee Fierte Barons Always X35 Show Pride Pr1de in Aet1v1t1es Pride in Organizations Pride in Underelassmen XR, f P' W'

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Pride in Seniors Pride in Sports Pride in Facult dministration T ' . . . We are the Barons and couldnit be prouderf' chanted the jubilant Barons as our cries inspired the Baron ath- letic teams on to victory. Even in the locker rooms banners de- clared this as the c'Year of the Barons . Not only in sports were the Barons victorious. Academically we surged ahead to more than fulfill o11r claim of being the second best school in the nation: a claim which was bestowed upon us last year by a na- tional educational magazine and was a fantastic achievement for a school then just in its second year. Pride was the key word this year. It burst through every facet of Baron life. Activities were bigger and better with our Associated Student Body ofhcers doing an outstanding job and devoting long hours to pave the way for our young school's bright future. Seniors got more priv- ileges as was fitting their exalted rank. Our third year was marked by organizations becoming stabilized, with Inter Guild Council really becoming an effective means of club communica- tion and expression. Underclassmen bloomed with the promise of great things to come. Our faculty and administration again and again showed spirit and support overwhelmingly proving that they are the best! This is best summed up by our ofiicial school motto which was included in the revision of the A.S.B. constitution, the very revision of which showed how much pride Barons have in their school. Our newly christened motto., 'cToujours avec Fierten, is typical of the way every Baron acts: Always with Pridev. -5

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Acti ities A great deal of upridew was shown in our lively and stimulating activities. Each month offered a variety of events to anticipate. Special assemblies, pep rallies, athletic events, club competitions, special dances and sock-hops, fund-raising functions, plays, elections, awards and programs composed the Wide assortment for the students at F.V.H.S. Homecoming slave sale, Valentineis dance, the Turtle Candy sale, spring concerts, Sadie Hawlcinis Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom were events well worth Waiting for. Special times, such as spirit Week, homecoming pre-week activities, and Mardi Gras pre-week ac- tivities gave the student hody an entire week full of trieycle races, slave sales, hermuda days and on and on. The student hody ofhcers really went all out this year in the liest planned and carried out ac- tivities Baron Manor has ever seen. The song leaders, varsity and IV. yell leaders, drill team and lianner girls helped to arouse exuberant spirit in the school. The ae-l tivities interrupted the monotony of the regular schedule, so that students had an opportunity to break from the routine of study and could actively participate. Since these occasions complemented aca- demics, they contriliuted to the wholeness and integrity of F.V.H.S. Both the traditional and novel activities can be recalled with pride , Barons roek-out to the sound of the Animations. l l i E Gary Redmond makes the perfect H36-22-36 Eve. IOW pride at a pep ia Vivian Vega and Carrie Lopez sl ' lly. 3 as at ji E ..,. 3 , 'ii-