Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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■■■ MmM FAKHFAJ - A Knight Celebration What ' s the best way to top off an incredible Homecoming Week? With FAKHFAJ, of course. FAKHFAJ (Foothill ' s Annual Knight ' s Homecom- ing Feast and Joust) was a celebration of Knighthood. The entire student body was brought together in the friendly spirit of class competitions. Several new events added to the festivities. These included the Standing Float Competition, the Refrigerator Box Relay, and a faculty pie eating contest (no hands allowed). Besides the new events, there was the traditional Chariot Race, the Tug-of-War, and the Dunk Tank. To add to the fun, there was also a D.J. from KIIS FM. Several students began breakdancing as a crowd cheered them on. This led to a moonwalking competition. The winner walked off with a KIIS FM visor. The class competitions were close but the seniors came out on top with the juniors coming in second, the freshmen third, and the sophomores finishing fourth. The student response to FAKHFAJ ' 84 was en- thusiastic. Awed freshman Seth Yakatan declared it, Fully amazing and fun. Gayani DeSilva com- mented, It was great beating the seniors in the Tug-of-War. I ' m looking forward to FAKHFAJ ' 85. Top Left: Allan Baker, Adam Hairston, and Frank Busalacci race towards the finish line. Far Left: Brett Barton pours on the cheese. Left: Kristi Evans and Shasie [ohnson get sweet. Bottom Left: Seniors dance to Shout! Feasl and |oi

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Top Left: Noelle Ponsetto, Laura Phillips, Carolyn Kelly, Jennifer Wright, Jim Knapp, Sherri Williams, Eugene Yee, and Steve Wilson fight a desperate battle to remain dry. Middle Left: Eugene Yee and Steve Wilson wallow in the agony of defeat. Left: Dave Gazzaniga quenches his thirst. 28 Feast and loust J

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Seniors Pick Knight Court Shocked, surprised, happy, but most of all proud were the feelings of the 1984 Homecoming Court. The court consisted of Jennifer Burns, Diane Hofflander, Wendy Passo, Sheryl Sterbenz, and Lisa Zito, while the boys honored were Greg Campbell, Jud Dutrisac, David Gazzaniga, Greg Gore, and Ralph Laird. The queen was announced at the Homecoming Game, while the king was chosen at the dance. While waiting in the stands for the climatic moment at half- time, different emotions and thoughts ran through the minds of the girls. Passo said she was just anxious to find out who the queen would be. Zito replied that she was nervous, excited, and honored. The cold night air was all that could keep Hofflander still. Sterbenz was scared that she would have to walk around the field because her car was late. Burns just had a great time seeing all those who came back to the game. The high point of the evening came when Hof- flander was announced queen. Gazzaniga was named king the following night at the dance. The message that each court member wished to convey was to thank the Foothill students for the ir support in nominating them, and it was a moment they will always cherish. Top Left: Sheryl Sterbenz and Jud Dutrisac make a princely couple. Top Right: Lisa Zito and Ralph Laird are proud to be members of the court. Above: Diane Hofflander and David Gazzaniga live the teenage American Dream. 30 Homecoi ig Court