Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Change Of Change Of Salcines, Coke, peanuts! Sounds like a baseball game of sorts, but it isn ' t. All of those tasty items are attributed to lunch time activities. During Pep Week, a selected few dare to partake in the festivities, such as attempting to drink Coke from a baby bottle, or whistling after eating a Saltine cracker. Nuns, moms, dorks, and doc- tors wandered through Amat during dress up days. Mouse ears and horned rimmed glass- es complimented the week as the preparation for Pep Week sped on. Not only is it fun to look at people who dress up, it ' s equally fun to deck out in the wildest outfit possible, (within dress code of course). The motive behind all this is to contribute toward a person ' s class point total. This doesn ' t in Pace, Face any way take away from the fun of the events, it only justifies them. Alas Pep Week arrives, its ad- vent long in the waiting. The entire school gathers for the fi- nal joust. The floats glide past, heralded and booed. The chants echo from class to class, each seeking to dominate the others. The balloon chase is a gallant event, all trying their best to rupture the sacks of air strapped about their foes an- kles. The person on stilts, the cheers, the clowns, all add to the spirit that is built here. And when the winners are named, the crowds dissipate back to class. The day had served its purpose, class unity had been built. (TOP RIGHT) Up On Air, Frank Brummiit leads the Senior class onto victory. (ABOVE) Up and At ' ec bis wardrobe together. Mr. Rendon throws (RIGHT) Mouth to Mouth, the Senior relay team attempts to manuever their peanut to the end. The Seniors failed to accomplish their goals. n a 116 EVENTS