Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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F.A.K.H.F.AJ. Friday, November 1 was on exciring day for oil while seniors spent rheir day Feosring end Jousring, relaxing in chariots and being fanned by slaves, the freshmen had their first taste of a special Foothill tradi- tion, F.A.K.H.F.AJ, Many students did more than just Feast, and por- ticipated in the obstacle course, tug of v ar ond the chariot race. Juniors showed their strength leaving the rest of the classes to wallow in the mud and the agony of defeat. Junior Kirsten Swenson thought the obstacle course was hilarious. After a grueling run, a trip through the tires, being dunked in a trash can full of water and riding a tricycle, it surprised everyone, especially the girls, when whipped cream was sprayed in their faces. The seniors showed rheir spirit in Simon soys ond their strength in the choriot race. With oil the good food the school clubs sold and great music provided by a D.J., F.A.K.H. F.A.J. 1985 will not be forgotten. Top Left: Scorr Sreedmon reveals his secret of how to ride o tricycle. Above: Foothill students ploy Simon soys. Left: Mr. Girrhens loves being Sinnon. FAKHFAJ 30

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Top Left: Michele McCain loughs as she finishes the obstacle course with a tasfe of whip creom. Top Right: Freshman strive to win the tug of war for their class. Center: Louis Songermono wonders if he will ever grow out of his big wheel. Bottom: Kristi Evans con not believe she fell in the mud. 32 FAKHFAJ

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Above: Dill Peckhom and Dill Mozurie ore determined ro score. Top: Doug Kopcho giving his donkey a pep folk. Above Left: Mart Lillord struggles to get liis feet off the ground. 34 Homecoming Activities