Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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opaaf g0l,U l' l'Cl,6!Uat25 . . . l mi ie? ll, I It ll rl fi it It ll it ,li l .gn 3 li . ME .iv - fi 1 3 QD: , 4 li 4132 gt G if ii - . femo- i '2- l , , w if ? h w f i f A - -at 1- ' 1 -2 iff-I 'T lx 2 ,L -' Q: 9 tif V --. Treasurer Judy Simmons, president Perry Lerner, and secretary Gloria Steiner discuss senior gradua- tion. Not present was vice president Dow Ferguson. The four years spent at Fohi were ones to be remembered. As iuniors, they lost the tradi- tional Junior-Senior basketball game and also suffered defeat during the game of their senior year. The girls proved stronger when they defeated the junior girls in the backwards week Junior-Senior tug-of-war. Sales, dances, and car washes played an important part in the fund-raising proiects of the senior class. As seniors leave Fontana High to go on to newer and greater heights, they will leave traditions and stand- ards hard to break - and events long remembered. As the last four-year class gradu- ates from Fontana High School, many tears are brought to eyes and many memory books are filled to the brim. The last corsage from a Junior-Senior Prom, the bid from a homecoming dance, and memories of games won and lost take their places among the souvenirs. During their last year, the senior class of l96l were responsible for sponsoring a Seniors-AFS Fair to bring two foreign exchange students to Fohi during the 1961-62 school year. This was the class gift. Clubs and organizations on campus spon- sored booths in the fair which ran for three days. A total of S1100 was turned over to the American Field Service to bring the students. QCICA !0l' MMG? goagi Members of senior council seated, left to right, are Ann Weinstein, Caroline McEachern, iunior Jim Ander son, Carol Casalmon, Vivian Manns, Gloria Horn, Lou Bushore, and Dick Lambert. Standing are Cheryl Arnold, Lynnette Abbott, senior class veep, Dow Ferguson, Art Fahnestock, and Mona Kermode. 104