Capistrano Valley High School - El Gato Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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Angelique Dragotla Danielle Dragotta Amber Dubose Donald Duckworth Troy Edwards Kimberly Ehne Ryan Ellerman Josh Emmons Kimberly Fee Jennifer Feidman Michelle Ferrick Andy Filipiak Steven Ford Matthew Fosti Stephen Foste T PICKING A FIGHT — Aaron Delesie and Paul Chang gang up on Frank Russo, as they give him the ol ' one two. Suspension was giv- en to all fighters on campus. HPBP A CAUGHT IN THE ACT — Matt Mengeling thinks of an excuse for day dreaming in class. Many freshmen encountered the difficulty of Mrs. Burdyshaw ' s Power Reading course.

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Stephanie Clary Camille Clegg Michelle Cleveland Shaylee Clontz Greg Cohen Paul Cohen Chad Comer Jackie Connors Jeremy Cook Richard Cordaway Chris Cottrell Charity Covingto Shanna Cox Kelly Cunerty Amy Daerr . Dak nothy Daly Cynthia Day Christophr Defazio Kendra Delorenzo Demmelmaier Jennifer Denish Brandon Derose Todd Derose Adam Dewulf Shaye Dicace Ryan Drerckman Tku tufiMlde U fAt wdk oMeMfJum, mt cmMe Although most people like Twinkles, the golden cream-filled treat, not every- one likes the big, yellow twinkle on wheels. Sometimes, though, the bus can be entertaining. Especially if you have a good driver. Says Dana Rueseler, Our bus driver will stop at the corner then when we come over he will go down further. When he finally stops he teases us by opening and closing the bus door. Other drivers are entertaining in other ways, Holly Archer explains. Our bus driver dressed up as Freddie Krueger during Halloween; he ' s really weird! But not all bus drivers are entertaining. Angle Ramsey, complains: Our bus driver puts on country music. Country music isn ' t the only entertain- ment on the bus, according to Natalie Hayes. Sometimes people dance in the aisles, she said. But when people get tired of dancing in the aisles, they start to throw things down them. Says Brandon Soderberg, Donuts have been thrown in the bus. Not only donuts are thrown through the aisles, says Natalie Hayes, People on the bus throw frisbees sometimes! she remarked. Frisbees aren ' t the only thing that float through the air of the bus, explains An- gle Ramsey, I sometimes have to sit three to a seat. Boy! The odors, she commented. Another student, Dana Rueseler, shares her encounter with human body odors. Some chubby kid always sits next to me and he smells everyday! she said. Country music, body odors, frisbees and dancing are all part of riding that ever so famous Twinkle , As long as there are people who need a ride, the big, yellow Twinkle will come to the rescue. Freshmen 313

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)eremy Garrett Shelley Gasparro Brenda Gastelurr Veronica Gonzales Eric Grace Mon.qua Gray lonay Green Kelly Green Charles Grigas Louie Grijalva Tr ivis Grlndle I ma Grotsky Paulina Guerrei Amanda Gutiern Andrew Haedt lodi Mallard Eric Hallenborg Tina Hamilton Katharine Hammond A SULKING IN THE HALLWAY — Craig Schluter awaits his doom from Miss DeLeo after disrupting class. Many freshmen were the cause of teacher insanity. Freshmen 315