Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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LEADERSHIP CLASS ,Q Leadership class was started in 1985 by a group of class officers who decided that they needed time dur- ing school to do work on school activities. The class consists of lT1OSt of the class officers, student body of- ficers, the head cheerleaders, and other interested students. Cathy Bonetti CMomJ teaches the class and keeps us going, The class does a lot of work that isn't always evident to Foothill students, Some of the ac- tivities that the class puts on include: dances, homecoming, class activities, spirit week, class com- petititons, lunchtime activities, teacher luncheons, blood drives, can food drives, GMOC, and many other activities. The class also spends a lot of time on school communications, making signs and flyers to promote upcoming activities. The Leadership class takes place fifth period, but one period isn't enough time to get everything done. Although being an officer is a lot of work, everyone enjoys doing their part to xii 'M ft v,.,Alf0fi 1, Paula Lessing, Randy Kincade, Rob Reber, Carlene Michelotti, Brent Messenger, Qnext row! Paul Saito, Mark Pendleton, Chad Holms, John Koenisgberger, Erin Capilla, Tony Smith, Qnext rowl Kayln McIntosh, Diona Cheng,jeff Watanabe, Craig Irish, jon Asmussen, Stacy Dolan, Wendy Erven, fnext rowb jeff Stutz,Nancy White, Lee Green, Teresa Kennedy, Diana Navarette, Kim Fritts, Tracy Mor- is Lisa Jensen and Cathy Bonetti 2 Out sign is . . if 1 , - - make Foothill the best that it Um be. than yours! 5. Nancy White wonders what Wend Erven is Y talking about, 4, Why do I always get stuck painting signs? 5. f'I'm bad! l 'V-

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5176171 X TE It's four o'clock in the morning and Sunday. Why should anybody with common sense get up at that time of day? The answer is simple: Everybody likes to have great skiing with the ski club. Everybody likes to change clothes in the bus. Everybody likes to be the first in the lift line. Everbody likes to 'ski mogles until their knees feel like a worn out spring system in a Volkswagen bug. Everybody likes to ski in such a deep powder that they can barely breathe. Everybody likes to get tanned from the sun beating through the clear blue sky. Everybody likes to eat their lunch while their skies are stolen. Everybody likes to try that jump that everybody is always talking about, but from which no one walks away alive. Everybody likes to show off their new sunglasses. Everybody likes to see ten different ways of entering a lift incorrect- ly. Everybody likes to see Mr. Thiel trying to explain the rules ofthe day to a bunch of high school students. Everybody likes to throw themselves out for the steepest slope on the whole ski area realizing after awhile that a parachute would have been a good idea. Everybody likes to spend some days in a hospital. Everybody likes the taste ofa cool soft drink after of a day of skiing. Everbody likes to fall asleep on the bus on the way home. 1. After the picture Andi Gekle and Per Von Knorring took the lift down 2. Jennifer Kinzel trying to hide behind a ski pole. 3. tfrom left back rowl Hector Ocadiz, Leon Bascom, Mr. Thiel, Noelle Zaballos, Nicke Jannson, Jody Summers. ffrom left front rowl Per Von Knorring, Andi Gekle, and Denise Kervin. ftfglv er 'nf xi?

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ST DE TBODY OFFICERS Craig Irish-Student Body President. Mark Pendleton-Student Body Vice-President. Paula Lessing-Commisioner of Student Affairs. Rob Reber-Student Body Treaser. Nanty White -Student Body Secretary. U. , S S t-,45 6. What? I'm working. 7. Appointed olifitcrs-i'I'opD Randy Kincndt: -Publicity, Chad Holms-Rally Commissioner 4BottomJ Kim lfritts- junior Publicity, Diana Navarcttg-2nd semester junior Vine-President, Kayln Mclntos-h-Coinmisioner of Athletics, Stacy Dolan -Sophomore Publicity. 8. You said to say Chet-z. 9. 'AI didn't do it!