Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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Opposite Page Left: Seniors Gretchen Goss, Susan DeSalvo, and Jennifer Fulton relax at the Buena Park Parade. Below: Tom Bain lectures to the throngs at lunch. Below Right: Reed Figley ' s slacks assure that he will golf the next round alone. i Bubble in drama Inili-.

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Self Expression ithin every human being is a unique persona — that which makes each person an in- dividual self. This true self is on tap; rather than displaying it at full force, people choose to use psuedos. But when they do let loose and become their uninhibited selves, Knights are truly incredible. «1 | Some times a seemingly quiet peP son becomes loud and racous. Or a boisterous person will sit back and just watch his surroundings. Or a laughing person will cry. It is at times like this that Knights let down all of the blocks on their per- sonas. When this occurs, their com- plete, true selves shine through for an unrestrained moment. 10 1

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T he Thrill of Victory here is a magic feel- ing that people are enveloped in when they are successful in a battle they have fought. The feeling is a warm one, a proud one, and a happy one, for within the feeling is the knowledge that victory is theirs. Some of the challenges that Knights undertake may seem trivial to some. Ultimately, however, no one person ' s goals are more important than another ' s, for if a goal is worthy to even a single person, then it is worthy of striving for. Victory is important to everyone. In times of clear skies, it helps enhance people ' s joy. Later, when the heavens grow cloudy, a victory helps people to realize that, however dim the world may seem, hope still exists. And so with victory comes the magic feeling. Yet, sadly, the feeling lasts but a I ief moment. This rarity, though, whets i le appetite for more, thus victory, no n iter how often it is celebrated, remains coveted institu- on in the minds of mankind. 12 Theme