Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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As Tartans turned away from the old 1 977, they looked toward the new — as did the weather. The worst drought in recent California history ended with torrential rain, and lots of it. Although the weather kept everyone wet, it didn ' t dampen the schedule of activities. Aggressions Week brought back the almost-lost tradition of the student-teacher pie throw. Students were outraged by the talk of the Soviet Speaker at an educational assembly. Amazement met students at lunch one Friday when the shots of a professional stunt group could be heard throughout the campus. A special GIF assembly was in order to introduce the Soccer team, with a soccer-crazed student body cheering the Sierra League champs to victory later that day. Under the direction of Robert Marick and the ASB cabinet, a very successful Almost Anything Goes competition was held in the gym, March 4. Teams from Damien St. Lucy ' s, Royal Oak, Charter Oak, and GHS vied for the title. March 1 brought back the Beatle group. Rain, to the pleasure of their fans. Spring — 31

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1 . One Tartan coed is surprised to find a large build up of fiailstones on her car. 2. Stunt men fighit to the finishi during a lunchtime performance. 3. ROP students help to dig up the ground during re-landscaping. 4. Ham sings tunes from the Beatles at their concert. 5. Sophomores Jim Brown and Richard Sandell get ready for the ice-push event in Almost Anything Goes. r ' , |U«w ■■■ ' 1! %. irv te g ' -y i o - , .«« ' K V A ' JMEf rBfT. , :V S!C» ssV . ' iiSsH!Bpr-i-«; ' ,i!fc.» ,S«Mi» -. 30 — Spring S !. ' . ' ' 4. ' :; ' ' ■ ,,v . !■ ,i. ,■ J. , v. .•Jii;. te- frSs!itei4iSBSfSsaB3iKf

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R:- 32 — Valentine ' s Dance