Bella Vista High School - Remuda Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Class ,6 Plan F 01' N ew l gl gain :ll- ONQ Pat Rander, Vice President, took Treasurer, Debbie Kramer handled Vickie Davis, Secretary, kept a over meetings when Tom was all money that the Junior Class record of all the meetings. absent. received. Z1 '--... Junior Class representatives discussed ways of earning money to finance'the prom and other Junior activities. 162

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Noi-ine Wootton Dean Wright Donald Wyat Gary Wyckoff Paula Yunglmg ni Vicky Zawacki Dona Zinck 1, ,, 'V K , :ij , , fl 2.-91,1 iv Z ' 161 Quietly working behind the scenes was Linda O1'r. She participated in class activities such as the junior Prom and Senior Ball, and many other events sponsored by the class Besidesuserving for two years on the Remuda Staff, many of her extra hours were also devoted to the Rally Committee by painting posters for the games and organi- zing rooting sections.

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And Exciting Year As juniors MT S! The class of '68, as juniors, have had three years of high school life and before they know it they will be leaving Bella Vista. They have been voting in school elections and attending Bella Vis- ta's activities . The juniors have been in charge of different activities such as slave day, concession stands, the junior Prom, and other activities. As Freshmen they spon- sored a Valentine dance and as Sopho- rnores they held a Christmas Dance: Candy Cane A-go-go. Slave Day was a big success which put the juniors on their Way to financing the junior Prom. The biggest event of the junior Class is the annual junior Prom. The Class of '68's semi-formal dance held March 3, was decorated around the theme-- Rhap- sody in Blue, and Was the best of all the junior-sponsored activities. Tom Beres, junior Class President, led the Class of '68 in a very successful year. Junior Board members discussed the armual Slave Day, which got them on their way to financing their junior Prom5 Rhapsody in Blue. 163