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Happy Days Are Here Again Turning the clock back to the era of bobby socks and leather jackets, students were able to temporarily relive the unforget- table 50 ' s. Beginning the week ' s activi- ties was the telephone booth stuffing contest, in which deter- mination led the irrepressable, yet compressable, sophomore class to victory, as they stuffed a total of eighteen people into the booth. Brute strength helped the seniors win the volkswagon pushing contest, setting the first school record of 80 sec. around the designated track area. The bubble gum, ice-sitting, and hula-hoop competitions, along with a car show, highlighted the Friday lunch hour. Ice-sitting proved to be too chilling an experience for all but the senior class representative, Gary Sanchez. Freshman Mike Gonzales won the bubble gum blowing contest, while the juniors showed that they were in the swing of things by winning the hula-hoop contest. Tlie annual fifties dance sponsored by the freshman class climaxed the end of the week, entertaining over 500 sock hop- pers with the sounds of Shh-Boom. Frank Lujan and Yvonne Perez were chosen as best dressed, and Rick Jimenez and his dance partner. Ginger Love, took first place in the dance contest. Fifties week was, to say the least, a memorable and eventful one for participants and specta- tors alike. Activities 55
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(RIGHT) Dancers twist and turn to the rock ' n roll of the fifties. (BELOW) Lori Del Rio and Randy Marsh freeze their booties while waiting for the end of the ice-sitting contest. (ABOVE RIGHT) Contestants warm up their hula-hips before the final round. (FAR RIGHT) Seniors roll on to victory in the volkswagon pushing competition. 54 Activities
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1. In charge of the homecoming festivities, senior Grace linuma puts last minute touches on the homecoming float. 2. Several commission members listen with interest as a clean campus week is planned. 3. Fall ASB President Yancy Miller presides over a com- mission meeting. 4. Commission members Robert Rodriguez and Robin Adams pass out ballots during the freshmen elections. 5. Girls ' State representative Mona Ramirez plays the guitar with a friend during her trip to Sacramento last
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