Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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F ns.. R ' kn., . .. .T .m::...:-if dwg W l footloose Ck, oll of you Fred Astoires ond Ginger Rodgers, soid the disc jock- ey. Are you reody to donce the night owoy, ond show off your best steps? The spotlight is on YOU, ond the floor is oll yours. Mony Cloremont High students por- ticipoted in donces throughout the yeor, ond most of them were im- pressed. The music wos better, ond there were more chicks thon lost yeor, exploined Shown Minnihon. A greot number of students be- lieved thot the donces were o tri- umph, One Freshmen commented, The donces here ore so rod. They ore definitely better thon the ones ot Junior High, becouse everyone gets into it. The students were oble to shoke loose some of the worries of school ond sometimes even creote o new step or two. Whether it wosithe two step, the tongo, or perhops o little innocent slomming, the donces turned out to be o greot success. A A do the funky chicken! - Kyle Kwiotek, Geoff Groener, ond Corey Woll leod the crowd with their hip moves. A 4 please don't cryl - Denise Kodomo opologizes to Jeff Christ ofter step- ping on his feet. A freeze! - Seon Ellis gets cought in the oct of rocking. 4 fired feet - Bill Smith ond Genio Rob- ertson toke o breok. W 17

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rally up Rai Ra! Reel Kick 'em in the knee. Ra! Ra! Rossi, Kick 'em in the other l4neel!! Everyone could feel the vibes of enthusiasm bounc- ing off of the walls in the gym, and splintering into a million little viblets!!! The Seniors fof coursej excelled in class spirt. Amy Hollander was proud of the progress her class had made. As for as the Seniors are concerned, l feel we have done our best job since our Freshmen year. The Seni- ors were more than willing to show their vitality for their class. The music provided by the band got everyone into the groove of things. The students cheered for their closses, and supported their favorite contestants in the rally games. Amy Henderson was glad to see more . . . participation and enthusiasm. in her classmates. The rallies had left another mark on our memory. As always, the Seni- ors were up to their mischievious ac- tions, the Juniors often rebelled against the Seniors, the Sophomores were soundless, and the Freshmen were just plain lost. However, the fierce rivalry between the classes was all in good fun, of course. The spirt and devotion of the stu- dents showed through. The roar of applause was enough to bring the roof down. The rallies had mode an- other victory. 16 student adventure fr if A. nf . W M ... fi i 1' - '?Iif3j, A A raise your hand if your sure - The cheerleaders are sure about their spirt. A Q smile of glee - Libby Coleman shows enthusiasm during the rolly. P leading the pack - Kenric Bickham and Katie Barnes bring everyone to attention, when Kenric suddenly realizes he has the wrong set of papers. in Y 'Q Mew .lf .14

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l'esprit Do you hear strange cheering noises in the night? Do you encounter annoying enthusiasm at sporting events? Call 1 C8005 SPIRITBUSTERS. We're ready to believe you! Once known as a peaceful, scenic intellectual breeding ground, Clare- mont High had become a seething hotbed for . . . spirit! Yes, spirit. Well, it started as just kind of a joke, said senior Bobby Pearce, and before we knew it, there were big crowds of people cheering at football games! Aviva Casanova added: lt's like people actively caring about our school! But the school was not without bolence. A select few came together to form a new and covert club: The Spiritbusters! Dedicated in body and soul to defending the weak, the sup- pressed, and the spiritless. The Spiritbusters Ccode named the Odd Squadj made their first debut on October 80th, 1987. The one-man raid on the CHS Theatre was carried out by Dr. Fang with backup support provided by Mr. Martzapan. The mis- sion was an apparent effort to thwart any potential enthusiasm . As stat- ed by Dr. Fang himself, we re- cieved a call at around 9:40 am, and so l turned off 'Wheel of Fortune' and went straight over. The situation was quickly brought under control, and no casualties were reported. However, The Spiritbusters were not without a counterpart. As quickly as Dr. Fang had organized his Odd Squad , opposition arose. Under the tireless and spirited leadership of the CHS cheerleaders and pep squad, the creme-de-la-creme of Claremont High gathered to form L'esprit. These courageous individuals led a year- long battle with the sinister Dr. Fang, seeking victory not only for them- selves, but for all. L'esprit operated undercover and out in the open at all sporting events, rallies, dances, and also during school. l always wanted to be a cheerleader, said Tracy Schneider, and l enjoy making cheerleading better for the school. ln short, there is hope fm Clare- mont High. Yes, there are those who wore pom-poms on their ears, and yes, there are those who watched the Gong Show. But where there are brave men and women ready and willing to fight passive mediocrety, there is spirit. 16 student adventure A A for the crowd - The Pep Squad Mascot llghtens the mood at a rally. A V gimme a smooch - Sometimes Mr.Cooke can't contain his excitement! A V see, you can walk on air - Anders Bjork defies gravity for the sake of spirit. fs