Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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Sovanna Sok Daniel Soong jessica Sorensen Paula Spence Peter Stamatis Matt Stankovich David Statham Mandy Stevenson Sherri Stocek Kerri Stricland Steve Stutz ShaneSwobada Steve Tadlock Cori Tanner Ida Tateo Susanne Thau all 4 . wk,- ,f. ,Matz We , A 1 ft' , W If 7 .W fl ,mifiieiz-1 , 5 ll 'ff ' ,, , riff: sss . 1 'W t x A -XXJ,..JQ.., ,., nkws H Gina, Gina-wake up! Dave will you please walk us to class? Our future Betty Crockersn of America. They made me do it. Sophomores acting like Freshman.

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Michelle Rogge Courtney Russell Paul Saito Shane Salazar Tery Sandberg Tony Santos Teri Savino Heather Schabert KellySchilling jacob Schlies Wlendy Schukle jeff Schwabenland Richard Scola Syndi Scott Chad Shubin Kristy Shubin Matt Simpson Heather Smith Kim Smith Melissa Smith 1. Michelle, Renee and Shelly trip the light fantastic down the walks in a wind storm during their lunch break. 2. We don'r know who these people are, but they are enjoying themselves at a dance. 5. Lisa Krasky says, Take off, you hoserf' 4. Freshman inspect Snoopy's house on the Freshman float for homecoming, Back packs. Where ever you go, where ever you look, you will always see the students of F.H.S. with backpacks on their backs. Everyone! no matter if you're a Senior or a Freshman, boy, or girl, you will see them with a backpack. As you walk along campus you are almost always assured of seeing at least five backpacks. All of them with their different colors, shapes and sizes, You see bright pink ones, balck ones, blue ones, Hawaiian print ones, and ones with rainbow colors. You see clean packpacks and trashed backpacks. Ones with writing on them, ones with holes in them. But no matter what, they look like you will always see them. Isn't it funny? just think about this, just a couple of years ago, it would have been unheard of to carry a backpack around. 109

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,',. l ' ' .af 1-V '-f- is E ? V E 5 if 2 f , , . ' 5 H as A 3 , ii I Q' f1fW!W ' iLE . ' 4 - nvann Early morning . . . The parking lot is empty but for- a few lonely cars scattered at the far end. The early morning air is cool and crisp, satuated with a calm just waiting to be shattered by honking horns, reving engines, and mobs of rambunc- tious kids. A lone student, walking casually' across the quad, hands in pockets, backpack slung across her shoulder, looks up quickly as a locker slams in the distance, then resumes her trek towards some unknown destination. In the IMC, two boys talk earnestly by the water fountain as another sits against the wall, books and papers spread around him, pencil in hand, an anxious look on face as he looks up at the clock, 7:20 it reads. He turns back to his work. Across from him a girl and boy sit with arms around each other, talking quietly, and smiling often at secret jokes secure in their ephemeral peace before school. Scott Thomsen Andrew Thorson Pat Toomey jason Turtle Ron Vanini Andrea Vassallo Sanjay Vepa Heidi Verheul Michael Viale jim Walbey Jody Walter Tonya Ward jeff Watanabe Steve Watkins Lori Weiland Scott Whiteland Kurt Willms Brian Wilson jason Wristlin Brian Wong Christina Woosley Renee Wfuepper Brandon Youngman g