Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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Howd Week Welcomes Back Tartan loan Howdy Week welcomed back stu- dents with new and old activities. The activities were held during lunch and were participated in by all grades. The week started with the tug-o-war and was won by the sophomores QD QZJ. The banana split eating contest involved both girls and guys from every class 161. The girls from each class prepared the banana splits and the guys raced to finish eating the gooey mess. The fast- est banana split makers and eaters were from the senior class. The juniorhgirls were awarded the most creative banana split makers award. The rainy weather canceled the Volkswagen pushing race and due to the lack of participation, the pass the chick activity was canceled also. The week ended with the Howdy Assembly 1110 and the announcement of the varsity football players. New Ameri- can Field Service students, Mikko Talsi Q51 from Finland and Suzanna Georgiou Q35 from Cyprus, were also introduced. Pep club, band and drill team added spirit to the assembly. Friday night, at the Howdy Hop, Linda Kemby and Steve Hunt 171 were crowned King and Queen of Howdy Week. Seniors Kathy Kemby, Janet Favero, John Adamsg juniors Kendra Mastain fRob Hilliard and Jeff Mowdy not picturedj and sophomores Mike Sapp, Carolyn Beck, Alane Daugh- erty fPat Patterson not picturedj Q85 were also nominated to the court for their friendliness and outgoing person- alities. Howdy Court 19

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