Savanna High School - Savannan Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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a ' 1 January January came as we all tried to get back in to the swing of things after a long Christmas vacation. Science Club held a car wash and Girls League put on a fashion show. The na- tion watched as Jimmy Carter was inaugura- ted as the 39th President of the United States and people in the eastern states faced one of the coldest winters ever recorded. The Win- ter Formal brought a chance for an evening of fun and dancing before we all had to study for finals as first semester came to an end. The Jazz Band held their annual Savanna Jazz Festival and the boys basketball season was getting under way. As January drew to a close the girls archery and field hockey teams end- ed another trying season.

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November November rolled around as we saw Jimmy Carter win a close race for President. Choir members took off for a weekend on their annual Re- treat and Ski Club had a pet rock sale. The first quarter came to an end while our band and drill team rated superior at the Los Altos Half- time Competition. FBLA members sold bread dough ornaments and Girls League put on a fashion show. Girls field hockey was just getting started as cross country and girls tennis and volleyball ended. Thanksgiving Vacation was well earned as the football team ended a winning season. December December started off with the Girls League candy cane sale and the ICC canned food drive. CSF had a flower sale while our singers participated in Holiday In Music . Pres- ident elect Carter started planning his Cabinet and the Honors class held a car rally. Boys wrestling and basketball got under way while the girls archery team was forming. Everyone looked forward to a great Christmas Vacation as we celebrated with a Christmas assembly as December drew to a close.

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February President Carter held his first fire-side chat and we elected new Congress representatives as Febru- ary started. NHS and Science Club held a car rally. Council members were auctioned off as slaves to help contribute to the United Fund Drive. Lincoln ' s birthday and Washington ' s birthday brought two much needed days off from the hec- tic routine as the drill team com- peted in the Miss Drill Team USA pageant. Seniors were contempla- ting graduation as they ordered an- nouncements and voted on caps and gowns. California was feeling the effects of a long drought. Boys ' wrestling and basketball came to an end as track and girls ' basket- ball were getting under way. March The junior class held Bugs Bun- ny Day and the choral department put on a concert as the month of March was upon us. The Drama de- partment performed their first ma- jor production, Finian ' s Rain- bow and International Day was held at Savanna. Song and Cheer- leaders held a flower sale and we had a KEZY lunch concert. Sen- iors and underclassmen had fun during Senior Week and Science Club members sold potted plants. Spring sports were all getting un- der way as boys golf, baseball, and tennis seasons started and girls Softball and swimming seasons be- gan.