Yucaipa High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Yucaipa, CA)

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Dances. . Jan Gustaffson, Comm, of Activities, coor- dinated all of this year's dances, in coopera- tion with the Student Council , Everyone looked forward to the ASB sponsored dances, not to mention the Homecoming Dance, Sock Hop, and the Junior-Senior Prom, Several bands, such as Azurite, Free n' Easy, and Snotty Scotty, kept Yucaipa High students rockin '. 4' A ,V V l 11lt: I How Romantic! The gang's xitgxff A S ! 'ist' I K , xi -iiiiif

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..,.,z. i-A-.-,,,,,, .....'Q ' my A 'W 1 , i-....,,,-- Queen Beth I ,Wulf at p- f.,t...l4. t- dn 4 M' l As usual, the Homecoming Parade vvas a terrific success, with many people turning out to watch the beau- tiful procession of floats, queens, cheerleaders, cars, and the other regular delights, as they proceeded dovvn Yucaipa Blvd, Class members worked hard to produce beautiful floats for their respective class which corresponded with tue theme lVlovies . Of the four classes which built floats, the Seniors captured first place vvith Around the World in 80 Days. The Junior class placed second vvith their interpretation of lVlary Poppins , Freshmen took third with Rock Around the Clock , and the Sopho- mores placed fourth vvith American Graffitti . A lot of credit goes to A,S ,l3, Vice President Jeff Ericlcs, vvho planned and supervised a very successful Homecoming parade. lVlr. Carter, Grand Marshall 113

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. .and Assemblies Brian lVlathis, Assemblies Commissioner, kept the school entertained this year with several exciting assemblies . With such acts as Davey and the Corvettes, ancl an extremely memorable Christmas Assembly featuring the Roto-Rooter Goodtime Christmas Band , the assemblies of the 74-75 school year were far superior to those ofthe past, in quality as well as in quantity .