Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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Ollgfeatleffl Head Songleader Mary Franks Doing snappy routines to the music of the 'll:iLgo1 right: Pat Johnson, Mary Franks, Joanne Goetz, Karen Stuart, Linda Ross, and Janice band, Fohi songleaders were on the Scene lt took countless hours of practice to perl form the many routines which won them honor and praise. Head Flag Twirler Sandra Avery adding color, spirit, and enthusiasm to the many rallies and games. jfag jwiriro F1 f ' I K f i Qiestezfqft - Left to right: Barbara Weber, Jennie Sinclair, Sandra Avery, Kathy Wachtel, and Linda Coutney.

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ardify Ckeeriaclera l l Varsity cheerleaders, left to right, are Juanita Ross, Loretta Trenta, head leader Bobbie Coon, Nancy Fortner, and Pam Pattinson. School spirit was at a new great under the direction of this year's cheer- leaders. These girls have shown their skill and ability in their cheers by the response of the crowds at all games. While the Steelers did not always win, the cheerleaders continued to lead the crowd, thus giving our team a boost. Spirit at away games was also at a high peek and attendance at these games was very high. CAQEFKEGJQV5 A group of cheerleaders who deserve recognition are the Bee cheerleaders. This fine group does a great iob of creating spirit at the games. Leading cheers and getting people to yell at the Bee games where not too many people are in attendance takes lots of ability. Nancy Barill Bee Head Cheerleader Bobbie Coon Varsity Head Cheerleader Bee cheerleaders, Ielt to right, are Linda Pitts, Beth Voiku, Nancy Heeren, Donna Blatnick, and head leader Nancy Barill. Seated are Miss Vivian Oliver and mascot Pat Romero.

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Seated: Mona Kermode, Pam Haid, Lidia Palozzi, and Ruth Atchison. Standing: Shirley Guinn, Dave Bell, .Harold Horsley, Les Anderson, Bob Craw- ford, Pam Patlinson, Susan Weaver, Carol Casselman, and Ann Weinstein. Forum staff produced a constantly award winning newspaper during the first semester. Under the direction of editor Lidia Palazzi and advisor Jack Lythgoe, the newspaper was printed weekly and brought the most up to date news to the students. Semester changes saw Pam Haid take the reigns as editor. Because of financial problems, the official on- campus newspaper was disbanded. The iournalists then began producing a weekly page in downtown 'news- papers. This gave the iournalism students professional experience and presented Fohi students and townspeople with school news. The problems of the newspaper aroused much inter- est on campus. Petitions were circulated, students were aroused, and this caused healthy discussion. lt was proven again by the Forum staff and the Fohi students that journalism and the school newspaper are an all-important factor of Fohi campus lite.