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

Page 22 text:

W, - F4 x if-3 0 P n 'w 1 N X, -i l .-T....1...-QQ Q Z 5 In an ff' u Q, I W K w' V A,-5,5 , 1

Page 21 text:

Q1 V- A ..-- EnergeTic Pep-l?al- lies, exciTing noon dances wiTh D.J,s, fasT moving Dance Produc- Tion performances, and amusing class compeTiTions were among The many Things sTudenTs could see or do aT lunch. Pep-Rallies were held To help geT The sTu- denTs and The Teams inTo The winning spiriT. Pep Squad cheered and performed dance rouTines wiTh The Drill Team. NoonTime dances ,ff-'fej aaa' A A , AQ, V HAVE A SEAT-The freshmen pile iT on for The lap- siT. The objecT was To geT The maximum number of people siTTing on one lap. LET'S DO THE BUNNEY HOP-Sophomore John Pham Takes The lead from Junior Jason Delfelice and Senior RoberT Carrol. The sack race was one of The mosT popular evenTs. '1 7 STudenT Life More Than JusT A Meal were held as a way of raising money and To TesT D.J.s for use in larg- er dances. The D.J.s also promoTed Them- selves on The ouTdoor sTage where crowds would form To lisTen. Dance ProducTion also provided a form of enTerTainmenT. They performed aT various assemblies,including Halloween and ChrisT- mas. They goT an op- porTuniTy To perform and The sTudenTs goT a chance To see whaT goes on in and comes l ouT of a dance class, commenTed Dance ProducTion sponsor Diane Boyd. Class compeTiTions have been very suc- cessful. This has been The besT year of com-T peTiTion, said Commis- sioner of AcTlviTies Mike Hanna. Musical Chairs, The baby boTTle chug- a-lug, The hamburger sTuTf, and The lap-siT were jusT a few of The evenTs. Sophomores managed To come ouT on Top in mosT of The evenTs. HEAVE HO-Senior Mike Hanna helps his Team To viclory, Hanna was The Commissioner of AcTivi- Ties. Tf5?2,ZfTf 'iFi'es2P3f?E.elis:fif1ETTTPWT1 g :5SiJ:rg5?'ia'-Tfsfrgsr V '1 :i,i5gipreg.45iHiT1Q5122fqt -.f,5,yg:- T'g3:,1s4:rgae55Qls, ' Q -423, fir' 11- V. av.: :Z 'uw -1'1.iH'izel:Ji '-mzfi riff' -.ii ,111 f-1 112912. ' 1' Jialfg- ,

Page 23 text:

'v-F, VVhaT was in every- one's mind on The afTernoon of OcToper 34, 1986? IT wasn'T WhaT am I going To wear when I go Trick- or-TreaTing TonighT? puT Who's going To be The five finalisTs for The Homecoming King and Queen? l?ighT afTer The 2:45 bell screeched, sTu- denTs ran ouT of Their classes and rushed on To The Hal Cap field where The band was 19 STudenT Life Royal Courill playing as specTaTors filled The bleachers. Commissioner of As- semblies Trina Hoffarlh and David Noya read poems To add mysTery To The inTriguing minds of The crowd. llHinTs in The poems gave clues To The crowd as To who The five princesses and princes would pe, said junior Steve Shapiro. To mainTain The cur- iousiTy and suspense wiThin The specTaTor's minds and The candi- GQIQST fibers IWQSJGTP' Teriainmeni' I IQ9TW6enw ThelannplJnQ4?mel51Ts lofi: IIDCJIISTSII lI'1iSfllC9fIf3iHlVlf WGSWZQI special occasions Nifheg chorus sarygahew vera sion TQTLTUG lAln7a'MaTen fqrihel Tlrsfiimg, Mnimqa di1htdhd1 IMITI-Tlrflwrhel helped compose' Thel rfwlsicyior TNG Sana-if ibliwcllfasfofmallllmraducer Tiswilsiheiiwv AFS STU4 dems: fA nhe Qbleviilfs, andltqura Wlirezgiwasg WCG?-Tidal llll fi llss I ALL RIGHT!-CougareTTes donado as she was announced IisTs. Drill Team also performed ply.