McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Fa Checkin' out the Scene. The quad is always full during the first day of school. 4' JI Can t Wait. Eager to receive their schedules are Sean Noble and Christina Sandoval, arents Get Involved. Freshmen parentsjoincd in with the faculty and students at the orientation. Look At Me. Revealing her l.D. to friends is Marie Adame. Anticipation. Deciding on an opening cheer for their first performance are the varsity cheer- leaders.