Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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U 5 Hold me now. as demonstrated by Chris Porter and Ramesh Hamadani. Top right: Ted Turner planning soniethirigi' You can tell by the look on his face. Middle: How strange-Beth Peachey 5 lends seem to have shrunk! Bottom right: On his way to find a damsel in distress. Gary Stein pares a second to grin at the photographer. I- vs 5 Dances After Games

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QNINWB . ik lt was too dark for the parents to spy on us, that's good!l stated Erich Kruger, when asked his opinion of the band-sponsored dances after football games. Director Joseph Hinds was inspired to organize the dances while he was wondering what kind of solution would solve the problem of keeping students off the streets after games. With the support of the band and some willing parent-chaperones, he found an an- swer, one which was pleasing to both adults and teenagers. My only dislikes were the D.J. and the .. . gym . . .being too small. The big gym would be great! l thought it was a good idea to have it after games. The band did a great job, they ap- peared to be very organized dances, explained Senior Jenne White. milk - F Top: Jeff Hermann, Leila Mendoza, and Lisa Saberin prove that three is not a crowd. Left: Angie Motley and Laura Flannery express their friendship. Right: Dancers keep in time with the beat. Dances After Games law 3 -Ii -H. . 1

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if . ..... .Y . .g t Q ia fl Q N ...M v wa f 'xzfrwgiszi .K 1 5 wi e Q I QE g areear l. Dad took the training wheels off today! Jeff Walker looks on envious- ly. 2. Play it again Michele! Kathy Johnson, Holly Hewes, and Michele Miller form a terrific trio. 3. Studious students studying strenuously. John Goodman instructs Kathryn Grant. 4. Karla Ogle vs. Jeff Motch in the battle of Greddysburgl 5. Mom packed two Oreos today, exclaims Li-Wen Kuo. 6. A Motley Criie for is it Kool and the Gang?D 'R l lil, alt' Q