Los Alamitos High School - Cottonwood Yearbook (Los Alamitos, CA)

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c ,Y X Wm, ,, ,, ,. Influenced by the evening's festivities, Cinnamon Becker and Deborah Klein begin to do their own cheer. Both are 134151 -N 4 9, Q ,Z , members of the Senior Sophomores. ,f AM - . f I' 'Q - Y f .3 Qi s if he s me he Renaissance, which occurred over four hundred years ago, ended the medieval 1 1 idea of serfdom and paved the way for the rise of the nation-state, Likewise, a coalition between the classes developed under our administrative system. Members from every class enjoyed the fulfillment of a friendship with a person outside their grade. They, as a whole student body, delightened in sharing new and creative ideas to strengthen the institution which brought them together. The remarkable cooperation that existed between the classes was evident in academic and extracurricular programs. The students' progression was reinforced by the encouragement of the faculty and staff. Overall, the joys and excitement of the year were attributed to the positive attitude of the students, faculty, and community. Z ,kj-.1 'Yrr U ' I ' z ' , Y. 4, 1 Q - M., ' ,-1.4 U , ,, .... . . In Members of the Junior Aristocrats, Stephanie Psyzk, Kathryn Woitovich, Debra Rattner, Traci Gib- son, and Judy Holzgang cheer the Griffins toward victory over Kennedyis Fighting Irish. Kathryn blows into the club's trademark, a duck whistle, as our offense charges past their defense and scores another touchdown. 10 Opening 5 J. , , 9 Y H. 5, ' . 4 ' Vgvur' 154' , s ' 'W fr, Xa.. if ,Y -V, -.. 6 ,ww4.,' ' . ff! 2 K As David Vanwinkle heads to class, he anticipates the upcoming baseball season, Since this is his senior year, he hopes his last season will be the best yet. ,,4.1

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f ii f X, lm Q CJ' OJ ,xfd I 1 O K if i Lbwl l ll X , S N . X f We W lL Pi DV I SQ: S 'xl A AUM L Homecoming Queen candidate Tammy Wuesthoff and football captain Sean Conboy watch candidate Vicki Myers being escorted around the gym by Dan Gregory, i n 555 ., , . A : rival H r - , n f , V V ' A Among the many festivities of the Homecoming Pep Assembly, one event stands out from among the rest, the crowning of Mr. Irresistible. Senior Class President, Travis Tarchione, holds his prize, the traditional teddy bear. l l i The music of the Sixties inspired many students to participate in Spirit Week s celebration of the Hippie movement. Corrine Grubb and Klm McAfee gladly join in by playing some of the popular folk songs of the time on their guitars.

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The mighty Griffins battled through their most successful season of the decade. The team was led by varsity captain Sean Conboy. Sean was often ranked among the top county running backs by many local prestigious newspapers. David Alvarez displays hls dramatlc abilities at the Halloween dance. Instead of a band or disc jockey, a large movie screen played muslc videos continuously throughout the night. fx K Freshman Steve Wood reads the announcements from the daily bulletin. Every morning new information is printed to notify the students and faculty of the day's upcoming events. Opening 11