Rolling Hills High School - Spirit Yearbook (Rolling Hills Estates, CA)

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SI- ' ■ • r School spirit — the magic word at any growing and thriv- ing school — is not missing at Rolling Hills. One of the primary agents for fostering the spirit was the drill team, which along with the band, cheerleaders, and song- leaders represented RHHS at all major athletic events and other functions throughout the year. Donned in sparkling new uniforms, the Rolling Hills marching unit was just one more example of improvement and growth as RHHS matured into a four year school. Whether it was rallies, the selling of pep tags, the planning of card stunts, or the hanging of signs, there was a bevy of planned spirit-building activities over the course of the year. The work of the pep groups, however, would have been to no avail if the student body had had nothing in which to take pride. But the cooperation was there, and the many athletic victories, as well as academic triumphs, led to increased awareness as to what the school represents. Image, Spirit 13

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, U ' -S ' ' ' M jjffSi What makes a champion? There have been many theories set forth, some feasible and others not. In fact, one will generally find about as many reasons for success as he will athletes who have achieved it. The un- derlying traif is perserverance — that extra effort which continually distinguishes swim- mers and other athletes from the rest of the crowd. With the start of the academic year came the new challenge of the school ' s entrance into the sky league and also its second year of athletic competition. The excuse of being a first year school without seniors had ex- pired in its validity three months before. Now RHHS ' s athletic representatives were forced to show their true ability; and throughout the year they proved the value of experience. Having played together for one year, the athletic teams were among the school ' s most cohesive organizations. Their efforts helped as much as those of any other group to unite the student body in one common purpose — that of establishing a reputation for excellence. to Test as School Enters New League 15