Savanna High School - Savannan Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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April % The band and drill team were traveling to Washington and third quarter was drawing to an end as April was just begin- ning. Easter Vacation brought a well earned week off as NHS held their annual induction banquet. American Field Serv- ice Bonds were sold and Girls League members went on a pic- nic. Open House was held at Savanna and the Madrigal sing- ers went on tour. Girls basketball ended as badminton and gymnastics were starting league play and we all looked for- ward to the beginning of May.

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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.

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May May came and went quickly for everyone as Girls League members were busy with a flower sale and last minute touches were being put on the Rebel ' 77 Show. Choir members were rehearsing for another concert and CSF members held their hon- ors lunch. The Junior Senior Prom brought an evening of dancing and a good time for all, NHS members were off for a field trip to the Music Center. Memorial Day brought a day off from the hectic month of May. All during the month spring sports were coming to an end and June was just around the corner. June Finally it was here, the month of June. It began as seniors were hon- ored at the Rebel Awards Night and we attended Baccalaureate. Once again we all studied hard to make it through two days of final exams. At last it was here, graduation day and the end of another school year. For us Seniors it meant receiving those diplomas we had worked so hard for and celebrating with Grad Night. For the underclassmen it meant a few months of fun, away from the hectic schedule of high school life.