Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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L. i ii l l 'lla 51- f V 1 X ga. f ' o ,f , ,4 A! l 'U' ii A ' 1 ' 751 Waves of Fnthusiasrn by Sabrina l.aEello photos by David Azlin If you were at the lVlodesto Courtroom at six a. m. November 'l 7, you probably saw thirty sleepy, sweaty Varsity athletes jumping around to the latest music. What you would have been witnessing is the Spirit Club's Varsity Football Team Shanghai. The team members were given a surprise awakening and before given a chance to shower or dress, were taken by spirit club members to aerobics. To help relieve some of the shock, they were treated to breakfast afterwards. The girls also sold balloons at football games, painted posters and participated on spirit days by dressing up and cheering on our teams towards victory. One thing missing this year, due to new rules, was the tradition of having secret pals for the athletes. W 5. first row: Karen Nliscisin, Kristin Glasgow, .Janice Scott, Cannell lzsak. second row: lvlarci lqandazzo, Katie l-lanstad, Stacy Kennedy, Annica Sundilin. Sabrina Lol3elIo, third row: Dina Fiaduechel, Claudia Trozak, .Jennifer Flharis, Laura lvlachado, Kathy Eebout. TJ, Q . 4 . I 755, . WHY 1? r F 4 f. tx yay T -ft fx-.Q . S+ silil l ,f 15 'Z Y7 M? 3 T .T . . i s 45 5 W . ,. Q 1 . Q K ' Y :'. ' 5 fgfil. 'A 1 Q' 1 .A.' . -i . lf -. . 5 I ...ll- 'l. Gary Baker, Danica Blizzard, .John Sai. and Bryan Spitulski deciding what to have for breakfastg 2. Kathy Oman: 13. Bobby Liniger, Chris Lytle. Jim Colecleasure, Lori Turncrantz, Annica Sundilin and the aerobic instructors working hard on e routineg 4. Etop to bottoml Senior Fiep., Lisa Pearson, SecfTres. Sabrina LoEeIlo, Pres. Danielle lzsak, Soph. Sep. Leanne George, and Freshman Flap. Carolyn Crossfield. smmecmb 77

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isfliflf' But somebody must do it! Track, Football, Baseball, Basketball, and Wrestling are all sports that were cov- ered by statisticians this year. You might be asking yourself what is a stat- istician? These girls are from all different classes, and they assist the coaches by making notes on, for instance, hovv many yards a rusher gains in each foot- ball game cr hovv many outs a pitcher makes in each inning. lvlichelle Osgood, a track statistician, says, Stats is a way of getting involved and helping out your fellow team mates. These young ladies recieve no school credit, recognition, and get no respect all year long. 'Q' 'l. front row: Kelly Peterson, Michelle Osgood, back row: La Shelle Nicholson, Kandy Bead, Tedi Beedg B. .Jill Smith adding up the runs at a Varsity Baseball game: 13. lvlarcie Bandazzo enjoys taking stats for the Sophomore Baseball Team, 4. Even the wind doesn't stop Kelly Peterson from taking Track stats 5, front row: Wendy Siler, Karena l-lickman, Bhonda l-loover, Natalie Ivlclvlillen, Shawna Goodine, DeI.ayne Perez, Kathy Fontana. back rcvv: .Jill Smith, Sherri Ivlendonca, .Julie Sbra- gia, ,Janie Egli, Danika Blizzard, Sheri Jones. 76 Statistician: lt's A Bough .Jo b . . . by .Jill Turner photos by David Azlin , 1 mir -Q-ssl, . . ifikff K , ' 2 , 1 1 -sssfzsasez i ' ,A ,KKT n i . illi T . k-.' . k. - , K ,,,, w . . ,.,, ' .5 v ' ' 'ki, l , ,,.. -' fi g , '- H Q ' - -. ,Q . T .... , 1.5.5 ,. A ,Q l . . . ,. . , i ' Q '. 5 2 ll ff' f 41 ' K V-mf' w' X ' . .., . . if N f f 5- ' . ' Yi - Q FFT ' ' ' Q 7 ' T' .---'- If ' T' ' ' ,,,. a z. ' I - f.. ' 'Yfg:L?i,, W A , . 'ffiiilil ' 3 W L .: Vrx, f . W'f, 1 Q,

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From Ries to Crnvvns by Rob Anderson photos by Rollin Eanderob What a score! screamed an excited patriot. What a game! shouted another. Of course, -they were talking about the E13-B1 victory over the Atwater Falcons at the Winter Homecoming basketball game. This victory over Atwater caused people to become even more ecstatic than they already were. During halftime, the Royalty were crowned with Julie Denny and Jim Hickman reigning supreme. The night rally was something new and slightly different from traditional rallies. It was held on a Wednesday night, and several events took place. All of the Homecom- ing Royalty were announced, people screamed and yelled for their classes, and a rather odd game was played. A game that consisted of megaphones, toilet paper and pies: and ended in one huge mess! A dance put on by the cheerleaders was another contributing factor that helped people drain themselves of energy. iff fi gg V 7B Winter- Homecoming