Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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V Q91 HA if ft! Juniors urge their runner on. mi . x 'ffwti -ff W . V I T 'J T 06 l I' T903 Class Relays On Friday, March 4, the entire student body rushed to the track to observe the annual lnter-class Relays. The best runners of our school ran neck-and-neck, competing vigor- ously tor first place. The Juniors displayed a handful of champions who skimmed by the Seniors at the last minute. J Of N95 X it L U MVictor Runs With The Junior Class y W fill ,TTTX mm f Type lvl' 1 4 ffl 5 E fig! s yss . . J 5 W stsl setrir ,Q ' if ,lj - E55 J .. 1 5 'lvl ---2,-ssl' .V f. . fish. . .. . . -. ve 1, M 'if ,, ,ee 5 X - ri'-- -- :e ,. 1, ' Aff- Q ' . ' , f ,, Q ' frtgggi--sa.. i L F f, 'gl-is - is , A . -,-Q-'2 --zb , ,s--1i'.1iiri .., ...fi .4 .M 4. f- - fs., s 45. ,.,..,.. 'Q K :jiywgw-gd K f ..- I - 'nw N !! sp g I . ig' px mi . ., XM: Ty ,. x gn.. NQNQ v . L. ,gg ix il. 'il A X 2. .- if fm ' Q Q' q ' J is X f f we 4 .. A X T iili T ssiss . . - siie :QL f '5 5 ,g-,H :Nu - . .1 Q. Q 1 'Q -, -- -1 f f N . M '- ia., I : :Q 't' ' ' 5 1 -' V t W X 3:25 Q, A s. A A V of ii., 2-'sm-J' .9 -2 Jigs' .. - f1f1'Et?'fiP5-' ss: ,-:wif 1 The victors. Kneeling: Herb Weeks, Dan Horan, Dan Love, Bill Benevich, Tom Young, Bill Meyers. Standing: Gary Hanson, Jack Klure, Jordan Pavacich, Jerry Tompsett, John Quinn, Terry Adams.

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eM,gssk,if7,,s.sA , ,pk 4 Z5 ,152 4 .s l l twesfvfaf t But Impressive As the Sophomores finish their last yeor as underclassrnen, they can proudly look back on years full of activities. As Sophomores, they impressed the student body with the presenta- tion ot their class banner. Victory ron with the Class ot F68 in its tirst intereclass relay. Although the smallest class at CHS, they abound with spirit and ambition to further their class. The Class of '68 has been an example tor the up-coming classes to tollow because ot their class participation and their loyalty to Cuper- tino High School.