San Lorenzo High School - Confederate Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

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A Boost FOI' HOmeCOiTIiI'lQ urclering the Monarchs Bodies collided t'OQeff'ieI' OI7 the field 35 glI'lS ll? an elegant 3I'i'3V of fOl'ITi3l QOWHS ClUSt'eI'ed l'OQet'l7eI', ffiell' eyes l'7eVei' le3Vli'7Q the time clock. A constant Stfeam of rebel SUDDOI'tei'S Cheefed fl'OIT7 the St3I'lClS. HOlTieCOI7'ili'ig spirit was in the air. Unlike most Varsit y foot- ball games, the homecom- ing game took place directly after school. Most of the rebels fans seemed to really enjoy seeing a Varsity game durihg the daylight hOUl'S. lt's really nice having day games. You see more action and you don't ha ve to freeze doing it, stated Karen Bradley. By half time the l'ebelS were in the lead six to nothing and the main event began. The moment every- one had been waiting for, the announcement of the royal court, declaring the prince and princesses for each of the classes. After receiving their titles, the royal court rode around the track in elaborately decorated con- vertibles, which had dOhed balloons and streamers just for the occasion. The magi Nervous Moving Power Anticipation ll ll Reb! d i I Mt H Id gh d f Ed h If-I I k N I L dA d F t iPh b G b ldl t h h If 1 hi D Y b I n y fi k iw rpm bye bidi 18 student Life Cal fTiOl'Tiel'it came and went SO fast, if W35 OVeI' DefOl'e we knew it, but iSl'l't that just like Our fast tilTIeS. lt W3S SO lTiUCl'i 'fUi'i. l Clldfft tlilflk I could eVel' do SOI'he of the thihgS we had to do during the week, but! U It was so much fun. I didn't think I could ever do some of the things we had to do dur- ing the week, but I think that I would do it all again if I had the chance U thihk that l would do it all again if I had the chance, st- ated Rene Olsen. After the announcement of the court, the ReDelS con- tinued to dominate the Mt. Eden Monarchs, ending the game in a victory with a score of twelve to zero. lt's a great feeling to win a game. lt's hard to explain because to me win- hihg is the best feeling ih the world. It was even sweeter because we lost a close one the week before and now we came back strong to shut out Mt. Eden. At half time. we were only up by one touchdown and the coach ga ve usa pep talk and that got us feeling good about ourselves. We went right baCk onto the field ahd shut down their offense. After the game, everyone came up to us and told us howproud they were. It was a great feeling, commented Marcus Paniaqua. Homecoming activities came in and went out with a bang but it didh't ehd with the game. The king and queen were still to be an- nounced One thing for sure we all definitely sho wed our Rebel Spirit. Jenny Smith I-1 we

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It W3S H012 ebels Experience The Bard Sn3keSDe8I'e, Shakespeare, Sn3keSDe3fe, not SO this Veaf. Tne fifth annual ASnl3nd enI'iCnn7enf field ffip WES much diffefenf than in years D3Sf. Sleeping 8I'l'3ngen1enl'S Wefe at fne ASnl3nd lVlOl'el rather than the SOUl'neI'n Oregon State College dorms because of a SOM increase in enrollemnt. The most no tice- able change was the record near experienced at the fes- tival. I didn't know what to expect but when I got there the atmosphere was invit- ing to new comers as well as the veterans, commen ted Ed Bo yd. Tne Festival goers saw seven plays in four days, a grueling schedule for any theater fan. The pla ys viewed were Member of the Wed- ding and She Stoops to Conquer' in the hi- tech Angus Bowmer Theater, Taking Sl'eDS and Ballerina in the intimate BlaCk Swan, and Shoemaker's Holiday , M3CDefn and A Midsum- fnel' Night'S Dl'e3n7 in the OUfdO0l' Eiizabethean Tneafef. Tne food WZS 3 lot bet- fel' l3Sf Ye3I',3nd we had U I didn't know what to expect but when I got there the atmosphere was inviting to new comers as well as the veterans H n7OI'e fun in the dOf'n'7Sy DUI' we did have the felepnOneS, I'e5DOnded Miki Y3nO on fne living conditions. AnOZ'nel' change W3S the OI'eQOn Weafnef. In the DZSZ' ye3I'S, if n3S been noted 85 the 'OI'eQOn Rain FeSfiV3l', Backstage Romance. Glvi g n d I I frie d h Q S y K pk hd bkg fel DS lvgl however, oregon hit record temperatures ranging from in the upper 80's to mid 90's. lt wasa joy! The weather was terrific! noted Drama teacher Barbara Wong. lt was so hot that the first thing I did when we gOt there was go swimming, verified senior Krystal FlOfeS. A general comment sum- merizing the trip, l t was fun last year it was fu this year Theater is a joy to watch when it's done right and the FeSfiV3I does il' right. The weather was great, we had much more free time and the people were great. Teachers too! stated Angela Hayes. Stan Ng On the road again! Feel up and laid b K rs Wilson enj y d I A hl d M ther: e 0 s l hoto by Sla Ngl Asniana Trip 1 1

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What's Up? Jim Atherton asks Executive Coucii Alright, wheres the game? iPhoto by Garibaldi! 4 Sitting Pretty Suzy Fischer, Katy Castile, Liz Edens and Christy Anderson count down the hours until the Homecoming Dance. lPhotu by Garibaldi! I m e s Keeging UE With The V HeY,mom,I won! Rui Ferreira and Heather Norris await their victory ride. lPh0m by Garibaldi! Homecoming