Golden West High School - Sunset Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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 MIDDLE LEFT: Kelley Brown, dressed in skin diving gear to reflect the acquatics theme of the homecoming assembly, prepares to hand flowers to football players during the assembly. MIDDLE RIGHT: Edwin Booth works in the Career Center. BELOW: The sun rises over Golden West as students make their way to pre- first classes. es m the new curre xO . '} '--J 'hfinop The changes which have oc- curred at Golden West have brought a new dimension the campus, not only in the shape of the new buildings, but in an attitude as well. With the completed campus, a new attitude seems to prevail over campus by many students, according to a yearbook survey. That attitude is one of pride in being a Golden West High School Trailblazer.The atti- tude that Golden West is the new, small school in Visalia has worn off and has been replaced by attidutes such as that of Joe Swope who said “I think this school is great. It’s the best school around. People are begin- ning to realize that we’re not always the underdog.” Bernadette Luna echoed those feelings when she said, ‘‘I love Golden West. It think it’s the best school around. I wouldn’t trade schools for anything.” Fresh- man Dorene Contreras said, ‘‘I think Golden West is gre t because it’s the best and you get the feeling that the people in the school care; so I would stand by it 100 percent. ABOVE: Jesse Cox escorts Sondra Gooding during the mock wedding held in Senior Court Oct. 23. The event was part of the Marriage and Human Relations class. RIGHT: Nicole McGivcm, John Bratsch, and Loriannc Marconi relax in Senior Court. Tod Torrv , Richard Wirth Randy lovonsafer

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Rallies ignite Blazer spirit Home football games meant there would be a pep assembly in the gym to help kindle Trail- blazer spirit. And while students were not required to attend the rallies, the gym still became full of fired up Trailblazers. Rally com- missioners Mark Moore and Greg Borrud used a variety of styles to ignite the spirit, including skits, class competitions and presentations by the songleaders and cheerleaders. RIGHT: Patrick Quinn shows that the Trailblazers and senior class arc No. 1. MIDDLE: Songleaders show their stuff at a football pep assembly. BOTTOM LEFT: Yell leaders joins hands and legs to form a human pyramid after leading a yell. BOTTOM RIGHT: Frank Nctto interview Roland Wood in a pep assembly skit.