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

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Toga, toga, toga. You guessed it! Thursday was toga day, and every- one was draped in his favorite sheet. Lunch time competition was the tra- ditional lip sync. This event be- longed to the seniors who sang I Love L.A. . The sophomores did well, taking second place; the juniors were third, and the freshmen were not represented. Friday was especially exciting for the last day of spirit week had ar- rived. The final event was spirit competition. The students were dressed In school colors. Only ten points separated first place from third! The competition was tough and the sophomores were even tougher, taking first place. But the seniors, the class of ' 8 ' i, won spirit week for the second consecutive year. Juniors start off spirit week with a win in the wheelbarrow race. Ed seems to enjoy his lunch. The class of ' 87 making their way to the topi Angela Sanders loves L.A.I ' 87 ' s heaven . 1984 Spirit Queen. Carol Anderburg The class of ' 85 is definitely alivel Homecoming — 19

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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

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B.G. Carnival Starts Off the New Year On September ' -9. 9SA. Bolsa Grande held its first fundraiser carnival. The carnival was co-sponsored by the Ail Sport Boosters and the Associated Student Body. The All Sport Boosters Booth offered baked goods, hot dogs, and shaved ice. All the food was donated; baked goods were prepared by the Boosters club. The A.S.B. sponsored the dunk tank which received much attention when Mr. Wise and many of the faculty members and students fell prey to the water. The Senior class sold balloons and sponsored the bean bag toss booth. The Junior class sponsored the dart throw booth while the Band Boosters operat- ed a ring toss for cash prizes. The Pepsters operated the difficult Softball toss. The carnival was a success in raising funds and i n involving students and the community in Bolsa ' s first major activity of the 1984-1985 school year. Contributed by Darren Smith Senior Class President 20— Student Life