William S Hart High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Newhall, CA)

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Tap Left: Jim Cresse tries the finger hooker while playing frisbee. Tap Right: What do I do now? asks Mrs. Flaherty at the Donkey Basketball game as Mrs. Pedego tries to get the ball. Len: The new addition to the Indian family stands proudly, reigning over one of the many rallies. Above: Karen Bolton and friend enjoy their free time together. Opposite Page Top: Tom Thebeau and Roxanne Sabidin fly to class. Opposite Page Center Left: Linda Waycott carries on a heated dis cussion with peers, wishing the heat would warm her up. Opposte Page Center: I can't believe I ate the whole thing! groans Bill Serima. Opposite Page Botwm Len: Stacey ,Iostad swoons as a senior boy struts past. Opposite Page Bottom: Mr. Doug Worley kisses his donkey good luck.

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Happiness is being yoursebp and that is exactly how the large Hart ufamilyi' con- ducted themselves and their activities. Throughout the year, no matter what they participated in, Indians made each and every treasurable moment their own. The Donkey Basketball game was shaped into the Indian tradition where the lucky faculty met with the ambitious students in an all-out showdown. The fun and hysteria were abundant as a crowded audience wit- nessed the clumsy, yet victorious, faculty beat the generous lettermen and the pep squad. Fun is always fun, especially when it becomes per- sonalizedg and Hart students agreed that they certainly spent a full and enjoyable school year. 58 IHWWA V.

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Right: Placing second in the float contest, juniors did well. Below: Seniors rule by winning first place with their float. Center Right: Mr. and Mrs. George Harris appear happy as Grand Marshalls for the evening. Bottom Len: Girls in P.E. classes find that the oldie dances really were goodies. Botiom Lek: Jan Shellman and Mark Cluff take advantage ofthe cold night air, but Terry Therasse and Chaddie Lorance can't appreciate it! 'QFM Opposite Page Top: Mr. Boomer Babko and Miss Santarsiere troop by with a chauffeur from Veluzat's Army Surplus. Opposite Page Center: Old weird Harold Donnely is at it again! Opposite Page For Right: Alumni cheerleaders lead the crowds in a cheer. Opposiie Page Bottom: Indians sing out the Fight Song.