Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

Page 29 text:

amy, '4'wk,,. Jqiii HUNOQEQ C0 Above Student Council entered Robert Dean's Volks- wagen in the parade disguised as an orange. Left 1972 Honored Couple - Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Brentlinger f UPLgi ' U exe ,,lli Z i Orange Blossom F estiual 25 E. RY-Wi LX M2

Page 28 text:

Youth Makes UBF More Fan Above Sophomores work diligently to satisfy 1 another customer at their booth in the park. fJudy Main, James Lyons, Carmen Rivera, Vickie Kehnj. Right Honored Queen Angie Askins and members Pat Reeves and Cheryl Ross re- presented Job's Daughters in the parade. 24 Orange Blossom Festival

Page 30 text:

New Faces for Uld Offices During Student Body e- lections, students voted in official voting booths and the ballots were placed in a . .Mir N, an-WW' official ballot box. M A 'T 7 ' Signs of spring were showing up everywhere, as petitions, post- ers, campaign speeches and try- outs began. Seniors saw their school year coming to an end, but underclassmen saw the coming of new officers, pep squads, band accompaniments, and a bright year in 1973. Tryouts for the pep squad and mascots were held in the later part of May. Many girls came out and although only a few girls won the titles, the outcome of the try- outs proved there still is spirit at LHS. Tryouts for majorettes, drill team, and lettergirl's were also held. These girls were grad- ed on a point value system. Those with the highest amount of points were named to the squad. Drum Major and assistant drum major selection was left up to the band. Any band member wishing to try- out had to perform in front of the entire band. 26 Student Body Elections srQ gi .. .f .,,.,-4-1f ' ufkvpvdlrrnfgw Judi Walters gives a cry ofjoy after being named to the yell squad for 1972- 1973 year. rf'