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28-patterns W-4--V rig TOP LEFT: Spartan Pep Band. directed by John Gilmore, worked to rouse spirits at fall pre-game pep rally. TOP RIGHT' To chagrin and amusement of a captive audience. Coach Ochoa attempted a song leading routine on forum stage. CENTER. First morning assembly featured antics of ShuffIes ' Rick and Flobm, RIGHT Charlee Cardwell and Patti Stevenson received a big greet- ing handshake from a fellow sophomore at the sophomore as- sembly. ,Q-J. ite Xxx tion
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'HHH UHF! 4 lil ' ln school you don 't have a chance to find - VGPOMJ your Identity, because your Identity IS taught to you. Kevin Reid Searching-for a place in the closed society of VPH S. many students sought the special interest-oriented areas of clubs and individual departments. Still others found roots in routines, the basic 7:30 a.m.-2:02 p.m. regimentation of school life. Traditional activities of pep groups. student government and performing organizations offered still more outlets for student interest. TOP LEFT: Drama Clubs Eloise Turner employed theatrical talents at February Performing Arts Night. LEFT' Reactivated activity period facilitated monthly club meetings. patterns-27
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'N 'ui No, assemblies aren 't roll call and hassle. Diane Cairns VPHS students witnessed a wide variety of non- mandatory assemblies. Rock group Shuffle mixed comedy with music in morning and evening shows. Sophomores were oriented during a get acquainted assembly. Coordinated by Pep Commissioner Sue Farb, numerous pep rallies promoted spirit and offered entertainment. Nutrition assemblies were highlighted with the arrival of Super Spartan senior Dan Wischnack and junior Casey Cochran's presence atop the cafetorium during Spirit Week activities. Pep Rallies, gymnastic demonstrations, and music created by numerous bands gave Spartans a chance to look, see and do. Climaxing a semester of well attended assemblies, hypnotist George Sharp entertained a SRO crowd in the Villa Park gymnasium. TOP: Elmo Little Men, Cathy Decker. Vicki Newton, Wanda Kleist. Carla Haun, Lisa Davey and Connie Banning sang their story of ding-a-Iings to Commissioner of Pep, Susan Farb. LEFT: Fellow players Kirk Reidinger and Joe Nlelendez congratulate Flandy lVlcGinley, Player of the Week, during a pep assembly preceding the Mission Viejo game. BOTTOM LEFT: U.S. Army Band provided tuneful accompaniment during both lunch periods in mid-October.
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