Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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'Jail - MAN 5 Mark Ziegenhagen and Steve Marsh enjoy bagging pop- corn at the pep fair. Henry Castro pulls as fast as he can in the blanket chariot race at the Pep assembly. Juniors pull with all their might at the Pep assemblies' tug-of-war. 3- 7 tr-Q3 5 ff , 1 - L Wt 5 9- K., Zo Pt p kk Deli 5'

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25 Pup Danes The annual Pep Dance was held after the crowning of the Pep Court and the first victory of the basketball season. The cafeteria was transformed into the ski slopes of California. Pictures were taken by Hot Shots , while students danced to the tunes of 'll-lave Music will Travel . The 1984f85 pep squad sponsored this event. L