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pfc-- Tearing Into Student Teen idols, equestrian shows, pep rallies, Disneyland concerts, and the Mid Winter Ball. These previews were torn from the overall Student Life picture. Other shreddin ' topics include: • ASB-Where were you at 4:00AM on Saturday, Oct. 17? While you may not remember, the Associated Student Bodies Sign Crew had the day etched in their memories. These dedi- cated class officers were pre- paring for the Homecoming Carnival which was slated to begin at 10:00. ASB adviser, Ri- ey Shinnifield explained, We had to set-up the stage, and there were cars lined-up to reg- ister for the Cruz-ln when I got here at 3:30AM. According to freshman, Pat- ty Olaiz, My uncle was here at 2:00AM with his truck and there were other people at school already. 4:00AM; the sign crew remembers quite well! • JOBS-Dedication describes not only the ASB. Students with after-school jobs devoted most of their free time to their studies. Some spent their lunches working outside on the benches or hibernating in class- rooms to complete homework assignments. It was hard to work and keep up with school too, revealed Sheri Parker. Sheri confided, i really enjoy 4tfr my job though! • BAND-In addition to jobs, after school time could be spent with activities or clubs such as the Golden Pride Marching Band. Under the lead- ership of Mr. Don Burdeaux, the new director, and Julie Die- bold, the first female drum ma- jor at AHS, the 95 members strong unit practiced before, during and after school to per- fect their field show for half- times and competitions. Mr. Burdeaux worked us hard, but we got better after each time we did the routine, stated Tra- cy Irish, a sophomore member of the Golden Girls Drill Team. • ESCAPE-With the school day finished, many students escaped to a variety of activi- ties. Aphone Chang, sopho- more, liked to .... go out with friends; go to somebody ' s house and talk. Sophomore, Miguel Soto, . . . getting a liked to play football with dreamed of, game going. baseball oi friends. In contrast, Thuy Truong, 10th, might just . . . hang around at the Castle. Students saw these activities as a trade-off after spending six and three-fourths hours at school in classes, they wanted to spend some free time to es- cape to their idea of fun! by Christina Edivan. Ethan Lema. and Joyce Mado- 6 • STUDENT LIFE • TAKE OFF! Brad Suchka, freshman, attempts to get back side air as he drops off the ramp. Perfecting this trick took hours of practice.
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it rm « w SETTING (JP Laurie Woodland and Ruth Harrison perfect the table for the banquet honoring Mrs. Linda Stone breaker as Teacher of the Year for Riv- erside County. The serving was done by volunteer members of FBLA. a club that didn ' t even exist fifteen years ago. CHEMISTRY COMRADES. Senior as- sistant, Carla Wilson, and Junior Brent Mitchell prepare for Mr. Jay Van- meter ' s chemistry class. Advanced classes such as chemistry have in- creased in numbers since the first one in 1977, ATTENTION. Cadet MSgt. David DeYoung stands at attention after be- ing inspected by 1 st Lt. Trent Cherry. A small group in the seventies, the ROTC group has grown to 120 cadets. IT t THAT WAS THEN. THIS IS NOW 5
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