Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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winter Kept i artans busy with activities. An overcrowded gym of students and parents cheered as the Dodgers set down their baseball gear and picked up the basketballs in the Dodgers vs. Faculty basketball game. Welfare Week was a as Girls ' League and their helpers earned $800 for City of Hope. Week long activities added to the holiday spirit. Mr. Griffith provided his winning profile during the Santa Claus face contest. The traditional Christmas assembly revealed the Senior class as having collected the most money, while the choir provided a Christmas atmosphere. Art Pasimio, Robert Marick, Steve Jennings and Jeff Murphy were honored as Mr. Mistletoe for their loyalty to GHS. Paula Staschke, Sue Teeple, and Cathie Cox received Girl of the Month awards for October, November and December. January brought hypnotists George and Joyce Sharp. Acts ranging from belly dancing to ear wiggling were demonstrated in The Gong Show hosted by Tom Ross, senior, impersonating Chuck Barris. One of the show ' s highlights was when several of the hypnotized males participated in a Homecoming Queen contest and told of their qualifications as to why they should be selected. 26 — Winter Welfare «i; ir ' ' irT ;w? T ' P

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2FS ' - ' SS Fall brought many changes and events involving students in both school activities and national political aftairs. On your mark, get set, go. Runners who participated in GHS ' s first Jog-A- Thon were able to earn money for their club. After an hour of running, jogging or walking, the participants were tired, but wealthy. Even the spectators walked away with smiles on their faces, agreeing that the Jog-A-Thon was a successful event. Teachers and students showed an increased amount of spirit and involvement in activities. During the Howdy Assembly, five teachers represented the faculty in their Hello Cheer. Screeching firetrucks, paramedics and an ambulance attracted students to a very successful pep rally for the South Hills confrontation. The student body became involved in school politics by voicing unhappiness with the shortened lunch and absence of passing music. A hot food line was installed which offered students a wider variety for lunch. Some remarked, that Commie after a socialist speaker exposed government students to his ideas of socialism. Fall — 25 wtuv ' ■, ' M xxf mm ,w (• ' ■Viti jm ' ,-

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MUUJMUAUMU -AW. 1 . Steve Garvey, Dodger, and basketball coach, Mike King, battle over two points in the Dodger vs. Faculty basketball game. 2 Mr. Griffith is all smiles as he is announced victor of the Santa Glaus face contest. 3. Mr. Morgan, alias Santa Glaus, throws good cheer to a captive audience at the Ghristmas assembly. 4. Greg Glapper is mesmerized into posing as Burt Reynolds in the Sharp Show. 5. Tartans give Rich Hamilton a standing ovation after he sings a Christmas song he wrote himself. Winter Welfare — 27 rv. ii-iw « ' ' ' . ' •■•;. ' ««;; - • ' - ' A '