Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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:fps Qin Orange and Black Attack omething very black, orange, enthusiastic, and uncontrolla- bly contagious overtook the Foothill campus this year. It was. of course, the mighty Mustang spirit. Stu- dents became more involved'by pdrticipating in morale-boosting activities such as rallies, dress-up days, games and dances. Spo?ting the orange and black look, the Mustangs toio their spirit to th Rowdiness and exgt ment usually gave wa respectable and somewhat sane craziness. S ior spirit was at its best.in 1987, and most evi nt through their contin- ual domination of t irit stick. Egch class, however, conigibuted to he unifiedhspirit that everyone was hooke n throughout the school yegr. Cheering, ye in , nd stomping their way to victory, stficknts, any certain class, butfor the entire school, cele r ed their one-of-afkmd Mustang splrit. ' n spirited class of 1987. 4 . . , 7 X L XX .f ' c. 1. The mighty class of 1987 explodes with enthusiasm after winning the spirit stick at the first rally, 2. Brett McBay psychs himself up for the big game by attending the rally 3 Sophomores show what it's all about: s-p 1 r 1 t 4. Senior Charlene Hennigan instructs fresh man Jennifer Addison on the proper rally gear. 5. A shower of confetti falls over the

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