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Page 77 text:
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Diane Bollaert, Doug Ingram, Sheri ' an Branier and John Spencer vigorously yell to F-F-FAL in an attempt to raise Falcon spirit. csuve. evw swere id tie yyear lit by rplane emfiit n yells I audi- nitvot
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Page 76 text:
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y itt. Noontime Entertainment Falcons Spark Spirit asJR Armed with pistols, hats, and garters the Pep Club enthusiastically generated spirit to pull the Falcons on to victory. Color Day, marking the last football rally of the season, proved to be most decorati e and festi c. Streamers and balloons were hung from every corner of the gym. Colorfully creative posters were displayed above each class seating section and the stands boasted a mass of brilliant colors. Every year at this time students show their school spirit by turning out in original costumes of orange, black and white. This year pie-eating, Color Day and airplan e throwing contests promoted fun and excitement for all students. The contests and competition yells scheduled were part of a plan to stress more audi- ence participation for the enjoyment and unity of the entire school. Class of ' 68 candidates for the Ciiilor Day contest were Dan Ree.se and Mike M .Mpin. Dan emerged triumphant over the other ( andi- dales because of his creative use of the I ' alcon colors. I
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Page 78 text:
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Emotional Spirit . m v, .1 student dc otes her time to htr sludits ni an effort to gain intellectual knowledge. Below, Mr. Brian Jaffe assists Debbie Porter in the reading lab as Debbie wocks to improve her reading skills. 68 Students Round Up Ii Kathy Gamer, along with the other members of the newly organized effort to improve the school. When spirit is brought to mind, the first thing that mo.st people think of is yelling at a football game for the home team or performing on the Drill Team or Pep Club. On the contrary, spirit needn ' t be how loud one can yell at a rally, for it can be a state of mind. Many spirited students went unrecognized down the halls of Aviation High School this year. These people were the ones who, without seeking recogni- tion or reward, exhibited spirit intellectually. This t pe of person was acti e in a number of school ac- tivities. For example, he was a member of C.S.F. or the Independent Study Program. If student gov- ernment interested him, he probably ran for an of- fice or i articipated in the Principal ' s Ad i.sory Coun- cil. His goal was not only better grades, but the ex- pansion of cultural and academic skills.
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