Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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cts Rob Griffin, Bill Brower, Dick Welch instru 2 We'll get it to run! In auto shop, Mr. and Bill Allen on the mechanics of car tuning, a 7 learning how to cook breakfast, ,lanai Johnson, on prepare for adult life. What are we making anyw y. Tonya Clemons, Kandi Kane, and Regina Patters 4-il Y' One y ation. Some to ional and bu :vent the AP. And still o their tour ye wa or another the 2000 students ok voca- eceivecl an educ siness courses while others ' th- deadly way of ars any st got through es repared ers iu cl. These class p way they coul students for work, or college. Eric Cuellar and Gail lon assignment. cussion ques- This is sure a g nza ponder over the last group dis manities class. Alma tion for Mr. Tim Hauck's Hu many the opportunity to be creative. he sides for a Wood shop gave Finishing a cupboard, Jack Lape sands t smoother texture. Theme 9

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10 Theme Every person on campus belonged to a different clique. Llsually these groups were composed of students with com- mon interests. There were the surfers, skaters, heavy metallers, cheerleaders, death rockers, band people, AP stu- dents, seniors, and freshmen. Although cliques brought people of common in- terests together, stereotypes were also formed about these groups. Steve Lind- say commented, l think it's bad that some people look down on others iust because they associate with certain groups. Most of these stereotypes were overcome, however, as students integrated themselves into a variety of groups. Maria Trevino, Maria Rodriguez, Rosa Lupercio, Tacita Duenas, Ariadne Ramirez, Ramiro Con- treras. and Juan Guerrero, show their school spirit during first lunch, Dionne Beeson and Kevin Bershingham share a private moment while Bruce Allee and Tomi Bur- key experiment with new ways of eating. dh Tami Linville, Eva Gonzalez, and Silvia Luna try to solve some problems at nutrition.