Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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Top Moviese ' x 41 ' -N an -Top TV Shows- -Top Songs- - For all three years: For all three years: For all three years: Bridge over Troubled Waters Butch Cassidy and the Sundance All in the Family Heard It Through the Grapevine Kid Mod Squad M A S 'Hi'!' For 1972: For 1972: American Piew For 1972: All in the Familyn ' ' M 'A4'S H! Marcus Welby, M.D. Maggie Mae' Love Story iderable As sophomores, the Class of '72 showed cons spirit by holding sign painting parties every Tuesday with ' ' 'n , they at least fifty people in attendance. At Homecomi g k f' t in window but third over-all. They originated too irs the money jug competition, earning 576.00 for their troubles. . . . . df- As 'uniors, they won Homecoming with three firsts in 1 .I ferent areas. The Class of '72 sponsored the Junior Prom with the theme, Cupid,s Playland . They sold candy canes in the traditional money-making manner. ' d b rned-out effort in Homecoming The Class of 72 ha a u d tied for second place in their senior year They sold d an chocolate bars to enable them to hold the Senior Ball an their graduation ceremony.