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70 Let ' s take a trip. We will not have to time goes on forever, stopping along the air or space, but a journey throughout all the regions of your imagination. You are entering The Big Apple. Day by day things started to change. Monday: Opal street was jammed with cars containing students that wanted to be dropped off early to obtain their new schedules. Geez, I thought, Only New York is supposed to have traffic like this. Tuesday: Wild and wonderful socks added color to the day. Wednesday: Ties! What ' s happening around here? Thursday: Was that a Smurf lunchpail that girl was carrying? Friday: As people walked down the halls they saw an unusual sight. Did you see that guy? His face was paint- ed Black and Gold! was a common question friends asked among themselves. Hey, I can relate, expressed Chris McRea especially since his face, arms, and even teeth were decorated in Black and Gold make-up. Now that ' s spirit! Finally Friday night came along and people did not know what to expect to happen at the Basketball game. Everyone was surprised to see King Kong chasing Fae Rae across the Gym floor. King Kong was also on top of the winning float from the class of ' 88. Troupers took the prize for best club float. The spirit stick, well, ' 87 grabbed that and Drill and Flag won the Poster contest. Last but not least the class of ' 89 won the Hall decorating contest. Now for the moment you ' ve all been waiting for, announced Alice Mumz, spokesman. The 1986 Basket- ball Homecoming Queen is Gina O ' Donnel. O ' Donnel expressed, When I heard that I won my heart fell right to my stomach and I was at a loss of words. Nothing like this has ever happened to me before. I feel grateful and very honored. We went on to beat Colton 83 to 45, with everyone ' s spirit soaring they left for the dance. At the stroke of 1 :00 a.m. the dance came to an end, and the lights turned off in Big Apple City. Big Apple Shines stop for gas or pay a toll. How long? Well, way to let people off. A trip not through A surprised Gina O ' Donnel is crowned by Kim Morris, last year ' s Basketball Home- coming Queen. O ' Donnel was es- corted by Tim, her brother. Below, Alice Muniz announces the Basketball Home- coming Queen can- didates. Muniz was also a member ol ASB. With a soaring leap through the air, Gary Rockwood makes another 2 points. With his help the Varsity team lead on to Victory. Basketball Homecoming February 7
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Gladys Casillas goes over a list for a French Club luncheon. French Club luncheons were held every three weeks in D-3. Jill Spiekerman and Lael Stalnaker wait for the German Club meeting to begin. The Ger- man Club meetings were a popular attraction for many students. German Club. Front row: Stella Westermeyer, Sophia Martinez, Rowena Grisham, Quenette Mross, Loretta Buser, James Flood, Mike Theiss, Ann Seed. Row 2: Brian Dirkswager, Valerie Downs, unidentified, Mark Ezakovich, unidenti- fied, Tanya Dijon, Cami Walker, unidentified, Lisa Miller. Row 3: Chip Enkson, Hiedi Emmen- iger, Maria Martinez, Kari Kalinich, Cindy Belle- via, Darlene Cunningham, Christina Moore, Janel Schlissel, Enicia Fischers. Row 4: Kim Rich- mond, Lynn Darricot, Lael Stalnaker, Jill Spieker- man, Randy Childers, Wendy Crowson, Eric Mitt- man, Tony Kuo. Back row: Lee Caranza, Chad Freeman, Alan Merha, Matthew Sato, Steve Maas, Scott Everhart. French Club. Front row: Carol Furlong, (Crys- tal Brasher, Norma Casillas, Mai Pham, Denise Keller, Donna Peccerreli, Bertha Sanchez, Angli- que Williams. Row 2: Gladys Casillas, Monica Coria, Julie Preciado, Melissa Razo, unidentified, Jackie Aarts, Lon Monnmger. Back row: Kim Harrell, Loan Pham, Andrea Dapron, Julie Rebai, Jayme Wedertz, unidentified. French German Club 69
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