Oakmont High School - Odinboken Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

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'X 5tC'5Ss'lrLQ'Ok.Af- A E Freshman Takes First Place ln Pre-Teenq Miss Beauty E E Pageant 1 Almost every American girl dreams of,be- comingva' beauty queen, and freshman Q Gina Dorigotistalready on her way, At ' twelve 'years old, .Gina .entered her-first beautyfcontest, the 78-79 Pre-Teen Miss Cit- , rus Heights in which she finished first.TLater y , thatye'ar'she entered two more contests, in ,oneof them she made it tothe top ten 5 finalists, and in the other, she placed third as ', Teen Missof Ctrus Heights. l I Her futureiplans are to enter the Teen Miss Beauty Pageant this September in Eresno. lSOlphlOl11oQl'Q7BOXQl'j Holdisi .lunior..Olympic, Title, f ' g Boxing is a'very competitive sport. One needs full con- centration and toprphysical conditioning in order to be ag champ.-, Sophomore Tim Robinson' began 'boxing at' - age seven-when his- dadifirstgot him interested, and it has since,then become his favorite sport: At .age'teniTim g started winning- major- matches.. Het beat three stare champs ond has won two Junior Olympics titlesf To get into shape prior rosa match, usually two months before the contest,TTim runs four to tive miles a day, shadow boxes, punches the speed bag, jumps rope and does regular exercises. 1 E4 ' 2 K l A H 'I A, Although ,Tim has ended his career in boxing forlright naw, he may decide to take it up again in the near future. '- A , H' E ' 1 Sophomore Takes Part In Sig:rreCol'lege Play lt is an unusual occurrence to be ia high' school sophomore and to have a mcjor role in a Sierra College play, but Lisa Statham became . one of the fortunate few to be able to participate in Little Women' last MarchfApril, Afteranf audition and mmany' interviews with the director, Lisa was chosen to play Beth, ,a younger sister of Louisa May Alcott, the main character. . I ' I V To help with her actin'g,:Lisa has taken' several acting lessons,' has worked under professional directors with her speech, and has' also entered several speech contestsl This summer Lisa is going to Brigham' Young-University in Utah to participate in plays and study-acting more seriously. As for the future, Lisa plans to act in more plays and maybe someday ,will become an actress. y V . . i REAL 'PEGPLE 117

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