St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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A eEwl2al!Lets cuw6Qpmat This year's rallies were marked by two major changes. First, the spirit stick vanished with the idea that rallies should push school spirit not class spirit. However, a few class competi- tions were held to create some rowdi- ness. The second change was a move toward fewer rallies with the idea that fewer rallies would mean more spirit. As in the past, the junior class was the most spirited group with a different yell-leader mascot each week. Junior Eric Larson took a cue from the Ori- oles' Wild Bill and introduced his own Bosco spellout. Mike Hammond also provided a little stand up comedy for the crowd on occasion. - -i :we .. .. I..-Qi , gif ' ' .ti V . 1. Cheerleader Laura Naimo. 2. Juniors react to being named the most spirited. 3. Junior Ray Rodriguez hoists Mike Shelley during the rally before the first league game, 4. Varsity Football Coach Terry Roche clues the fans in on the upcoming game. 124042579

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Bosca Dances Take QWAQTW Bosco dances this year didn't change much from last year. Still the crowds are getting smaller and smaller and there isn't that much interest in them any more. Most of the people who attended were Freshmen and Sophomores. Though these people may have nothing better to do on Saturday nights, some found themselves hav- ing a real good time. The music was a different tune from last year. While Rock and Disco were slowly fading out, punk rock was the in thing. Such music as the B-52's, DEVO, Blondie, Flying Lizards etc. . . hitthe 5 Bosco dance floor. Taking center stage for these dances were the famous St. John Bosco Punk-Ftock- - ers, with their Devo glasses, odd looking costumes, colored hair pogoing and worming their way to fame. A new and different attraction was the Time Warp Dance from the t'Ftocky Horror Picture Show. Most People who weren't into this type of music just enjoyed rapping with their friends and meeting new people. Hopefully, dances will be revived as a center of attraction for all students, with a different beat, larger crowds, and a lot more fun. 1. Eric Robinson takes time to get to know someone. 2. What dances are all about. 3. Mike Hammond takes time to figure ASB's profits. 4. Andrew Signey enjoying himself. 5. Chuck Addington and the crowd. Dances 81