Bolsa Grande High School - El Espadero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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James Austin performing an eggroll. Hold on tight. Heather! It ' s a long way down! Charge!!! Junior and sophomore princesses. Celeste Martinez and Caroline IVIatney. with their escorts. Dean IVlonfort and lohn Moyer Just another pretty face in the crowd. Freshman and senior princesses. Sandy Reyes. Carol An- derberg. and Lori Weir, with their escorts. Alumni Varsity Song shows that they still have it! Alumni Varsity Yell gives it their all. The class of ' 85 shows their pride. Homecoming — 17

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Total Unusualism in Action The Homecoming assembly was the highlight of Spirit Week. Anticipation filled the air as students from the past and present entered the festively decorated gym. Everyone could feel the tension as coinpetitiveness increased. The sopho- mores wasted no time in taunting the oth er classes while the seniors conserved their energy for the right moment. The freshmen were excited, the juniors were waiting to show their stuff. The audience received a treat by watching Bolsa ' s Ultra Sonic Body Rock perform. Then head coach Greg Shadid Introduced the varsity football team amidst cheers and applause. Silence over- whelmed the gym as the princesses from each class were introduced. The spirit continued flowing as the cheerleaders performed their routines before a packed gym. Finally, the big moment arrived. Confet- ti was tossed through the air as each class competed for the spirit banner. After singing the Alma Mater, we knew it was over. But it was a n assembly that no one would soon forget. 16 — Homecoming

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Everyone loves a winner! Monday, the first day of Spirit Week, was a great success. Stu- dents from every class dressed like twins. The juniors acquired a fast lead by taking first place in class competition which was a human wheelbarrow race. The seniors were close behind at sec- ond, the sophomores were third, and the freshmen were fourth. Tuesday was fluorescent day with each class competing in the grab bag event. Everyone turned out to watch the seniors even up the score with the juniors by tak- ing first place in the competition. The juniors took second place. The sophomores stayed at third, and the freshmen were once again fourth. Wednesday was pyramid day at Bolsa. Students arrived at school in their favorite hats and funkiest glasses. The people with the best balance were the sopho- mores and they proved it by win- ning first place. The seniors held strong at second, and the juniors dropped to third while tying with the freshmen. 18 — Homecoming