Hawthorne High School - El Molino Yearbook (Hawthorne, CA)

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T .T BulleTin announce- menTs for Friday, Sep- Tember 26Th. Don'T for- geT To buy your presale TickeT for TonighT's Su- per Safari Ice Cream Social, boomed The voice of Dan Karella. Large posTers wiTh safari scenes, hunTer neTs draped over The doorways and Tree branches proTruding from The enTranceway formed a backdrop for The annual fesTiviTy of sTraighT ice cream splurging. The cafeTe- ria was compleTeIy in- I CAN'T WAIT FOR ICE CREAM-Freshman Bran- don SmiTh anxiously waiis for his Safari Sundae as big sis Deanna SmiTh makes her Topping reauesTs, SmiTh was The running back on The freshmen fooTball Team. BASKIN ROBBIN'S EAT YOUR HEART OUT-STudenT Council members Sfelia Yeung, April Gonzalez, Trina HoffarTh, and Susie Reynoso prepare To make a Jungle Banana Splif. 13 STudenT Life Super Safari Goes Wild vaded by 6:30 p.m. Ev- eryone waiTed in line for Their Jungle Banana SpIiTs, Safari Sundaes, Savage SaTurdays, or VVaTerfaiI FioaTs. STudenT Council members had very posiTive and exciTed aTTiTudes abouT The Theme and ice cream social. 'ilvly commiTTee meT over The summer and since The Banana RepubIicfSafari sTyIe was coming in, we came up wiTh The safari Theme, commenTed chairperson Toni Mal- donado. Since The daTe of The pre-game social was seT earlier, we needed a loT of planning done before school sTarTed, sTaTed Third year STudenT Council member Trina HoffarTh. As The ice cream social came To an end, sTudenTs head- ed Towards The vicTo- ries fooTball game againsT WesT Torrance. STuffing myself wiTh sundaes really puT me in The mood fora good game, commenTed Sandra TorrenTe. READY, SET, GO!-Band Member Mike Perez geTs seT To dive inTo his ice cream desserf as his friend KieTh DelaTorre chows down. This was Perez sec- ond year on band playing clarineTTe.

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