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

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Rivalry Causes a Blue Meanie Invasion It was a cool day in September when the word had finally gotten out HFVHS has been invaded!! Panic began to arise! Then it was asked, Invaded by what?'! The answer was: Blue Meanies!!! Blue Meanies could be seen everywhere from the fronts of Freshmen to the chest of our beloved Principal. What were these things? A rare rash of aliens? A dreaded disease? No, just a clever school-wide spirit pro- moter initiated by Student Govern- ment. Probably one of the most popu- lar activities, everyone purchased a Blue Meanie T-shirt for only 53.50 and wore it on Fridays, at Pep Assemblies, and at football games. Posters adver- tised and warned us about the invasion, and soon after the takeover was com- plete. Blue Meanies filled the F.V. Campus with enthusiasm and spirit. The entire week before the great battle, players and students alike were psyched and encouraged for the night of the game at the Big MAN Stadium. Pepsters and Student Government members worked hard at painting and posting banners promoting things like, Kick Edison in the Big A , or Barons do it betterv, and We did it before, we'll do it again!,' Even a gigantic ban- ner was hung high up on the gymna- sium, letting the entire area surround- ing the school know of the fight for the Bellf' This year, Fountain Valley and Edison High Schools' bands teamed up and put together a spectacu- lar performance for crowds at halftime, and once again we had a game attend- ance of over l5,000. Players fought, pepsters cheered, and students rooted during our most exciting time of the year at the Anaheim Stadium. V . LW, W. .,,.,.a wa-, f -3 C35 30 activities .....ealndi.gasffa- , CD ...WA aww-4... l 3? B T! 3 L....,..,..,W .. - ,W ,V 4. x