Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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oga! Toga! Senior Perry Hamilton, junior Dale Wellington, seniors Juan Huezo, Dan McFeaters, and Tim Richards show their Ro- man spirit as they attend the Howdy Dance the first weekend of school. ungry! Thinking about the Mexican Food they will be eating, juniors Mary Jung, Dan- ielle Armstrong, Krista Hales, Sara Nikiforuk, Sun Kim, and Michelle Oh get ready to go out for dinner. elp Me! Senior Shannan Schmiedeberg struggles through her homework during the weekend. Sometimes academics Came be- fore having fun. Nightlife

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yntax error! Punching away diligently at their computers, seniors Lee Anderson and Karin Suter watch as Debbie Long searches hopelessly for help. I l quam Students have hobbies just for ith the pressures of school and family at a maximum, one needed to find a release to vent his or her frustrations. A frequent way people sought escape from these problems was involving themselves in a pastime or hobby. They give me a chance to relax away from school, re- marked senior James Yee. Depending on each person, hobbies took many different forms. The most popular of these pastimes included lisa tening to music, reading, watching tele- vision, working on cars, and eating. Of course, there were some less appreciat- ed but still widely practiced leisure-time activities such as homework and chores. The variety of the many hobbies was due to the personality of each individual. Senior Jagedish Patel stated, You can do them alone, not in a big group, so they are very personal. No matter how little free time one had, the fact that there was something to in- volve oneself in and have fun doing it was always a refreshing thought. All in all, hobbies gave people the freedom to be themselves and also allowed them to retain their sanity. by Joel Larson 'Q' K, .Sis ids at heart. Involving themselves with the timeless pastime of baseball card collecting seniors Eric McNamara and Marc Schrobil gen relive the days of old. Hobbies