Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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Right: Spencer Freeboirn struggles wirh the donkey ro get the boll. Below Right: Slaves, Korhy Pok, Jennifer Heinrich, Tonya Horovofh, Kristin Whorley, ond Morlo Keiuliun love being seniors. Below: Dino Hollstrom, Lisa Hansen, Amy Von Pelt, and Lisa Hibbord, enjoy dressing up for rheir first senior munch. Activities Imagine how monoronous life would be without octlvlfies. Activities such os Feast ond Joust, Senior Munch, and Winter Fotmol ore o special pott of Foothill. They bring the entire student body together in a spirit of unity and fun. Ac- tivities form memories which will lost each of us a lifetime. How often will one be able to repeat the experience of dunking a favorite teacher at Feast and Joust, of dressing up at Dotmon at Senior Munch, or of a dreamy slow dance at Christmas Formal? Activities ore the high points of the high school roller coaster. We con endure dreary Algebra lectures, we con survive pop English essays as long as we know that a time will come when we can put aside the weary burden of homework and exist purely to hove fun. How often hove students stayed up for on all right cram session encouraged themselves with the thought: two more days ' till the donee. Not only do activities sustain students now, they will continue to sustain them in the future. Memories give each of us the strength to always go forword, never turning bock. When the trials and tribulations of life weigh us down, we remember the good times; the fun, the laughter and the joys. Through remembrance, we gather the strength to go on, to face challenges and conquer. Activities enrich Foothill students in many ways, yet most importantly it gives them the courage ond strength to face the obstacles of life with dignity. Thus, activities help moke Foothill students the winners that they ore. For then, there is no turning bock. 10 Theme