Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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What is Ski Bum?? Snowflakes, a Christmas tree, snowmen, a sleigh, a ski lift, Santa Claus, an ice-skating pond, the North Pole, fireplace, snow, stockings, the candy cane walkway, ski sweaters, scarves, icicles, presents, angels, Christmas carols, the d,j , a starlit sky, wreaths, red and green, mistletoe, eggnog, poinsettias, dou- ble dates, romance, Dec, 14, fun, friends, fantasy in frost, memo- ries . , , Hosted by the Pep Squad, Ski Bum was a snowstorm of excite- ment. The sultry south gym was transformed into the chilly climate of the North which required wool sweaters and scarves Couples arrived anytime after 8:30 ready to boogie down to the newest hits by W,E. Party Productions. Wayne Daniels turned into Christo- pher Kringle for the evening with his warm smile, jovial laughter and miniature candy canes serving as a major attraction for all. With special thanks to Vida Northrup and Nancy Hunyadi, the gym was equipped with a fireplace, a ceiling-high Christmas tree, a snow- man, a sleigh and an ice-skating rink. Students topped off the night by singing Christmas carols such as Jingle Bells, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, and Silent Night Tammy Paine and her date snuggle together in front of the fire Even seniors believe in Santa Clous. Besides a Lamborghini, and a trip to Bermuda, can i hove an ' A ' in l-(uman Anatomy? asks Aaron Action. We three kings ot One ' if are . , merry! sing Dennise Fleming, Tanya Hcrnidge and Missy Hirs- chorn, Greg Boals and Denise Leon are left breathless by the wonderful winter v onderland

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DANCING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND Al I wont (Of Ch ' tslmo ' . 4 my two (root teeth, exckalm Cdeen t ; jnn and John Dunkley Schocle cotisins. Kitty and Poitp. practice (or the ego nog cfmgglng contest ft )cey Horgrove. Goo Fernondes and Wendy MclrUoih show their Colgate smiles Th Hnenci h hens, two best triends ond good t wfl never end ' t Dickens and his dote cuddle up while vi- f ;ugar ptums dance m their heads

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AS. .6. .7. ,8.. step-kick-kick-leap-kick-touch. Turn- turn-out-in-touch-step-step-kick-kick-leap-kick-toucti. Turn-turn- touch-down-back-step-pivot-step-walk-walk! Weeks before the concerts, before and after school, these words rang out under the school ' s cafeteria and in the dance production ' s dance room. FUHS Dance Production had an exciting year, having two dance concerts and performing in the district dance festival, which was held at Fullerton this year. The dance festival consists of all of the schools in our district taking classes together and then performing for each other. It sounds fun. but ask any of the dancers — they can tell you that it was not easy! The 33 girls and one boy, which make up the dance production, had to work very hard to achieve their goals, sometimes practicing on the weekends. Nancy Tracy supervised the dancers who volunteered to choreograph the dances at the two concerts. And judging by the applause from the crowds that went to see them perform, this year ' s dance production was at its toe-tapping best. First row: Natalie Terry, Kathy Mode, Julie Hedlund, Lisa Walsh, Amy Tem- pleton, Karen Eder, Jennifer Brooks, Heather Farah, Denise Fleming, Kathy Roemmele, Wendy Mcintosh. Second Row: Andrea Braca- montes, Kristen Willey, Nancy Voi- san, Tara Payne, Jodi Dorfman, Ko- lika Poranjpe, Julie Stoffel, Karen Suich, Amy Somers, Diane Shapiro. Back row Quincy Agee, Kim Hespe, Carrie Gibson, Lesley Brunner, Laura Lantz. Nancy Schultz, Ted Hewlett, Jennifer Eder, Cindy Hawkins, Jolie Gunther. Not pictured: Michelle Kim. Jessie Kohler. Instructor: Nancy Tracy, J I lose ivho can see ramhow (i ie psl B Ij l V ' ' f rK.H