Foothill High School - Heartbeat Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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The ffAll Valley 1988 Epic staff W '1 : if it Jason Moore types up an important STOW. Al W if A monthl b E ic - 'ggyn mnmeuqrw Seine.. Y I Y yt ' L-Kf, fly, r unions! K' ' OUYNB ISM C BSS O . f - ' HL-3:-fe ,ie y F,,f,,,,i,, High schoo, The Epic sraffrigganed small this year, with six .....g.,r... .m.A m'm ' r 501 park Dave, 93306 y returning reporte:jSrggQfiiSeiniors Lisa LoBasiso and Vffligiy y , W e g14gReporters 366-4491 Exrensuon ss , :1jg3MarIa Van Schuyverfwfere co-editors. Dave' Hollie Duval, Jason Moore, Kerri Wagner, Mike McDonald, Fiicki 1'- Staff competed in Various competitions Hugnaogfgrigela Fontana W i y T ilfjiapturing the All-Valley title from the SBHVJQQ9 Staff Artist Advisor i ypgbtqgraphers quin Valley Journalism Association QSJVJAJ, Arick Patrick Bob Maceuire Kerri wagnerrgfihiilo Kleirom xglnfgigogfelegugegldpgejfegfga Co-Editors r W ielrea fifffi 'iiii . . t 'i r aalieayleaa - t W W Mana Van '-0BaSS0 i ' Sm butthiswas . A Pa9eiil595t9'Si i , fheyfirstftime The Epio gl:5tTi'T5Al1-valley since me i Page 2 Page 3 Marlayan Schuyver, Page 4 and 5 Thrlo yearabfgiore I was a Freshman at Foothms. said Klelfoth, Pyageiifiifand 7 Devin Flambo,fPage 8 Beverly Postgate y Varrshhigyver, Mx QW Q y i Q Kerri Wagner and work toward their deadline. -ll West German exchange student Thilo y-ee Kliefoth became aneEpic reporter. rilfyff' i l 'VN 91

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Pam Jacobson and Lisa Puget smile for the camera. C ll? asa may Hey! Vm1MlNQl!lBllrsiiimgi .-.-- if fforapfaeaa, Mr. Macs - char- ' J . l . J y J I 'm3il1B POOH J diy I T4 Yearbook staffers do p Shannon Rodgers working hardito complete hier layout. ff? lf-X. iiiir ge iiik .QW Yearbook - Front Flow: Minerva Terrazas, Lena Alvary, Becky Edgemon, Toni Najera, Shannon Rodgers. Row 2: Michelle Garland, Chris Coyle, Andrea Young, Lisa Puget, Charmaine Poon, Kar- en Farquhar, Serena Dingman, Fidel Gonzalezf Row-3:.Kathy Bolthouse, Pam Jacobson, Jana Fil- mer, Craig Michaud, Lisa Hevle. 90 JVM' Yearbook The staff nervous as the deadline came closer and the yearbook was far from be- ing finished. Layouts incom- plete, pictures not in, we began to wonder if the yearbook would get done. But on April 15th, the book was completed. On that first day of school in September, all those signed up for yearbook entered the class- room not knowing how much effort, time, and mostly dedica- tion they would put in to finish this book. But what probably never occurred to them would be the feelings they would have when the book finally arrived, completely original. According to staffer Kathy, Bolthouse, When ljsawyhow the book looked -i itf1Tlade. all of the work in thellasti year worth- while. .

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