Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Uezfv mance The spirifed acfion was lcepT moving by Ring MasTer Torn Sack, as Mr. Orville Hinshaw cued The lively Sparian band. Be- hind The scenes were Mrs. DoroThy Brewer, Taculiy clirecior and olance choreographer, Mr. Dan SwiTT, Technical direcior, and Dave WrighT, sTudenT coordinaTor. As These pages aTTesT, The resulTing Circus will remain in The memories of SparTans for years To come. Glilifw 5 Disiree Sim, a naTive of Hong Kong, performed The famous ceremonial Ribbon Dance of The Orient. Top: The Junior Rockertes furned back The calendar To The good old days in Seaside Shenanigans. Bottom: The Spartan Band added a lively a1mosphere To The Circus with its spirited rendiiions of Traditional Big Top melodies. FTE 271. l .Q ff , QQ Q l X J-lem

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