Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Spirit Week raised the student body's morale and made every- one friendly enough to have a ENCOUNTER A BASKET OF GOODIES. rf? xchangmg gifts at IL5 the Guardian An- gel rally, Jim Fish exam- ines the treats brought to him by his G.A.. Ni- cole Costes. She was re- sponsible for spoiling Jim with such things as doughnuts and pizza each day during Home- coming Spirit Week. Jim commented. The food was great! I wish we had G.A.s every week. Photo by Mike West. icture if you will: greased back hair and poodle skirts: hippies spreading peace and love; swarms of students dressed like the American flag; hu- man floods of orange and blue flow- ing to class. How can these outra- geous appearances possibly be tied together? spirit Week! The conclu- sion of Spirit Week showed more stu- dent participation than ever and sub- stantial teacher involvement. Ed Keelin commented, I can't believe how many teachers dressed up. 1 think their activeness really helped get the students involved more, too. Spirit Week began on November 1 Oth with the new twist of 50's Day. Greased back hair and leather jack- ets and poodle skirts and saddle shoes reanimated the soda shop at- mosphere of 30 years ago. The fol- lowing day, peace, love, and tran- quility filled the air as liberal hippies wearing flowers and tie-dyes emerged for 60's Day. The third day found students dressed in stars and stripes as Red, White, and Blue Day unfolded. Such means of participa- tion as painting faces and coloring hair were taken to express one's pa- triotism. Pride in one's school was shown in the conclusion of Spirit Week with School Color Day. Or- ange and blue flowed over campus along with the colorful personalities that make such a spectacular Spirit Week possible. I'm amazed with how well it (Spirit Week) went, re- marked Rhonda Gavel. “The partici- pation was fantastic. By Aaron Fran- cis. Spirit Week 19“ D

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GET A LIT- DTLE CLOSER. he seniors win a class competi tton during the 60's Day rally by cram ming the most peo pie into a five square drawn on Hk; outdoor stage. The competition st the existence of closeness between peopie oi the 60 s. Leah Edwards ex- plained. Being crammed so tight was fun. but it was kind of tough to breathe! Photo by Aaron Francis. BRING THEM HOME. IjR tacie Anderson reconstructs the ex- li-H pression of great once seen over the American soldiers who died at war. The stu- dents and faculty participation on 60's Day was phenomenal. The movement in the six- ties was amazing. I wish I could have been part of it. commented Stacie. Photo by Aar- on Francis. NOTHING BEATS A GREAT PAIR OF LEGS. erforming their routine at the final Spirit Week rally, the Spirit Patrol struts their stuff for the student body. The mem- bers donated long hours of preparation out- side of school to perfect their performance. Brett Lindsey admitted. When I saw the crowd I was very embarrassed, but I wouldn't trade it for anything. Photo by Mike West. ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK. uring a class competition rally on 50's Day. Senior Jim Lindford completes the obstacle course with his Hula-hoop in full swing. Jim's the starting guard on the Varsity football team and still maintains a 4.0 grade point average. He explained. It's tough to excel at both but all it takes is hard work and sacrificing a little time. Photo by Ralph Drcndel.

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PULLING THE DOG BY THE TAIL. ? he frosh soph cheerleaders float was the hit ol the parade with a saint bemard trying to eat the eagle when cr.e pulled his tail. We put a lot of time and effort to make the float the best. com- ments Kim Kocpke. Photo by Heather Conley. WHITE SHOES RACES TO THE GOAL LINE. rf l illy Johnson had many crucial plays [LJJ which assisted or made points on the scoreboard for the Saints. Billy ran the ball in the end zone for a touchdown. Billy states We're going to win it all. Photo by Marie Biabrucki. A WILD BUNCH OF SAINTS. r’i? he stands were packed with people QJ from all over who were eagerly await- ing the outcome of a serious call which costs the Saints a 15 yard setback for a personal foul. Marcus Welch yells, We dominate!” Photo by Marie Bialorucki. HOMECOMING COURT 1 op row: Jim Linford. Mel Biggs, Sean Chandler. Jack Heckerman. Sam Sing- er Bottom row: Lolisa Wolters. Nicole Frick. Samantha Day, Leah Edwards Natasha Thomas. Photo by Western School Portraits.