Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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Sweating It Out an has tolerated much throughout history, but perhaps his greatest trials have been to with- stand his own ada- m a n t self- expectations. Foothill Knights set high goals for themselves. As a result, they have to work doubly hard to achieve them. The road to success is a long, hard-fought one — it is only sheer perseverence that carries Knights over the roughest spots. And, yet, when success is attained, it lasts but a brief moment. A single moment of glory does not seem just reward for perhaps months of labor, but for Knights, it is enough. The struggle, no matter how painful, is worth the glowing, shining feeling of accomplishment they always ex- perience in the end. r

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ers Jill Murrietta, Lisa Dailey, and Elizabeth Hamilton start the sophomore cheer tradition in 1982. Right: Matt Fickett spends time after school mework in eft: Mr. |ohn Severson, Mary Toohey, Dana Alperl. rrie Lundquist, Mike Welch, Mike Kilgore, and Erin linger work on a five story pyramid lor the Villa Park ihly. Oppo Bottom Right: Kelly Smith fights the pain and exhaustion asshe finish line.

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Bottom: Bill Shank and Terry Williams keep in perfect time with each other at the Lester Oakes Band Review. Bottom Right: Bob Throckmorton and Brad Byrd toast their friendship. Right: Bernadette Mandiola. Suzanne Meline, Tim Stewart, and Henry Lui work on a group project in Modern American Novel. Opposite Page: Far Right: Junior )ulie Larkey types the final copy for an English paper in the winter of 1983. 8 Theme