Arroyo High School - Shield Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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SENIORS Sandra Garrison Eric Geppert Aditya Chauhan, like many other seniors, will at- tend college after gradu- ation. A recent survey indi- cated that about 43'Ma of col- lege bound seniors are un- decided about which school to apply to. Many admit that they sometimes rule out schools that are too far Brian Glick I .mir away or too expensive, while others feel that for the first two years it is better to go to a near by, smaller school. Many students at Arroyo rely on the Knights' Banner, the schooI's bi-monthly newspaper, to keep them in- formed on what goes on at school. Ben Gomez Seniors Jeffrey Gilkey Joey Gilliam Cecilia Gomez Andrea Gonzales

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SENIORS Michael Herrera Mirta Higuera Shanrwn HIIIIS Karen Hlnman AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Anyone watching an Arroyo football game can't help but notice Jason MacLelIan. Jason has been playing since age eight! His father enrolled him in youth football nine years ago and he's been happily playing ever since. Jason doesn't stop at football however, he also ex- cels in track. Qpole vaulting and sprintingj. Jasons talents allow him to go far and exceed many Several more good memories will surely come his way. -1 151115 Q W ,, A T A412 vm qi, ef A J, v w h t- U Q' f-,', L .ff l li V ' ll A ' 'WrW435?lm1BdLLyg ,wal Jason at age eight. Tri-Captain of the Varsity Football Team Jason MacLeII