Savanna High School - Savannan Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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GIRL OF THE YEAR Donna Gustafson became a symbol of school spirit, energy, and achievement at Savanna High School. An active sophomore, Donna participated as a Sophomore Cheer- leader and contributed to GAA as a valuable team member in both swimming and tennis. As a junior, Donna continued her busy schedule in the following activities: Varsity Songleader, Junior House Representative, CSF, swim team and Honors Program. Most senior years are important and Donna made certain this spe- cial year received her greatest effort. During the year, her activities included: Varsity Head Songleader, Student Council, Student Ad- visory Board Representative, California Association of Student Coun- cils Representative, Vice President of Interact Club, Honors Pro- gram and Student Bulletin Announcer. Knowing the time, work, and sincere dedication which she gave to Savanna, it came as no surprise that Donna Gustafson was named GIRL OF THE YEAR! Captions; 1. Practicing song routines is a part of Donna ' s average day. 3. Donna sure looks serious on a fun costume day

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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.

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BOY OF THE YEAR Ron Kincaid spent a busy three years at Savanna and his worth- while accomplishments spoke for themselves. As a sophomore, Ron served as a Student Congress Representative, qualified for CSF, and was co-captain of the sophomore baseball team. During his junior year, Ron was elected Class President. In addition to this responsibility, he also participated in Student Congress, CSF, NHS, and was captain of the JV baseball team. As President of the Associated Student Body his senior year, Ron remained active in other areas. He was in CSF, NHS, Student Con- gress, and worked on the Dispatch newspaper staff. This consistant demonstration of service, effort and loyalty to Sa- vanna earned Ron Kincaid the title of BOY OF THE YEAR! Captions; 1. This attractive pose is really part of a costumed group shot of the Student Council 3. Ron is busy here during a noon assembly.