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

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mpg? .APE is 4 4' iv' ,X-regig? Z ,,1.Qe.g,s,! leep all day, party all night! The vampires from the favorite 1987 movie, The Lost Boys, definitely have the looks that kill. Copyright 1987 Warner Bros. Inc. hope l have enough money! Because of the escalating price of movie tickets, Rudi Liden discovers that film going may become a strain on his wallet. ,vwrl Iii' sw 4., . . 'fin ' f 'iiyg '1 ' ',ll ' l.,, Marie Sheridan .yt ,,,, ' , i J f- ffm wil - ,if llls t John Shin A ft l', fl? Brian Simmons M 1 . My n,'l'2,fllll Marc Sklar T, c Ef f Chafl'Af1f1 Smith if 3 Christian Smith 2' ll' ' H Heather Smith V 1 ,, .E 6 li V Jon Snow l ' ' af' ' ff'l' ,nt '::'l . T olll V' s lllarrl e lll sssrll T Adlssack Sonesy rii i ' ' if . , , 1' r ,, I , C0lf2f-fn SOMCCO I ' K ' ' ff , Wlll K -2 ' , I -r ,, 'r ff? Corky Spencer 5 ,,,L ,,.. I e, V L ,j r ,em 'V ,,.,, fig. ef, ,, f','f:l'ffll1 5' E. V 1 Jenny Stallwp ,, , ,EJ 5 A gl- ,- 1:4 si- llfffmf .I r' 3 . . ,. 2 ,15 ,, H a wk , llwvlln I ifdfa' tl If Nlcole Starlmg V' llli 2 T illll s lllaa s l Man Stiba' l 6 g 2 Cyndi Sriglich z L Jennifer Stinnett ' rg jflgs, ' ' we K X ,Ez ggi ,grain y 1, r in ug, , 7? NJ: , , ,, ' MSM A ,,, MM M ,,,,,. ,,,, Jlm Stoddard it Tfevof Strand s t vlss T T iill r t Chfisfna - ggg, ' -f iry A Valerie Straszewski it T' ' Q l l T' QW L Shannon Street y, ,,..,, , 1 f in ' f y . -., 4 i Vzzgii lgii K ? .- . gg in . K I I ,,, ' lill -V V It . ' we Za f 4 , ' Hiififlglf' - W5 , 'LL i fiflfffifiii if ' ,rg : ' 'i i r T' siqrft i ff T K , , ,, I T - 1, ,, Monty Stroup Kevin Struckman Joshua Strunk X fififf 35ff?7'f? V 'IZIE 211 Pizivv 2, v:5? 436 Zhu: 4 ' i.,,, , ,.,,,,. f :f'1f 5 Ki Jung Sung Marty Taix Aimee Talbert ,r,r Kevin Tavlof W1 sti e William Taylor Du Thai 2 lan Thompson Kendra Thompson Sophomores 217

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major source of entertainment has always been the movies. Many a Monday was spent dis- cussing the best and the worst of the films that had been seen over the weekend. The collection of most loved movies was quite varied. Comedies are good because they make you laugh, said senior Marc Eagle, whose favorite movie, History of the World Part I, was quite popular. Airplanel, Beverly Hills Cop, and Better Off Dead also ranked high in the myriad of favorite comedies. Proving how people can have interest in all sorts of things, horror movies were also wellliked. Senior Alex David commented about his favorite flick, Dawn of the Dead, lt was gory. lt was violent. I liked it. Other well-liked horror movies included Hallowe'en, Friday the 13th, and the ever popular A Nightmare on Elm Street. Action and science-fiction have always Raquel Resendez Yeon Yi Rhee Andrea Rhodes John Rhodes Scott Richmond Chris Rieder Lisa Rivera Gina Rizzotto 77ZamJe4, been two aspects of the movies that have drawn mass audiences. Movies like Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and The Terminator all ranked high among stu- dents. Another popular film titled Robocop was hailed for the way it entwined intense action with dark comedy. Even though there was a great variety of what students liked in movies, there were some top films that entertained almost ev- erybody. 15 Raiders of the Lost Ark 25 Star Wars 35 Back to the Future 45 Top Gun 55 Aliens 65 A Nightmare on Elm Street 75 History of the World Part l 85 Stand by Me 95 Rocky 105 The Terminator Q by Tim Gharib G 5,63 ...,..i ... ,,... .... K t ...srf xv! '772:5ii32ff:?-I7uf11:5l3i55ifl 1'2,.:5iiEiiEEW : :-.--'rt'-neges?-E2E.eJE:s. T 'li ' 1 Marc Robbs ii'1':i . ii Aft Rodriguez , i'f??f'?i if John Rogers ... .is Q Lisa Romero :gf A it Yvette Roney :Q 1..: ilti i rtif 17 A Erica Rosalez f A ' J- s - . , 72 Amy Rose . i Mi Jonathan Ross - A '-f : 1 ' K 1 W - ' 'if ii X L E Gary Ruff rs s isssf S es'is'1si irs s iss fsl Jason Ruitenbach liqk i.s' -1 A ,L Mike Rupp ..,, . si Safa Russell s T S ' Ramly Saleh sstf ss e ff i .. A Leila Sanbaf fessi 7 ,.i W' ' S , Jennifer Santman ' 1 .. .fl i - 53' Ken Sapper . , 'iii' . :Z ,ii ,- ' fg A Kim Schaffer Scott Schlef Nikki Schmitz H Tom Schott V Sharilynn Schreiner . ... Ashli Scoles tr- Brandon Scott ' ii ' Eudean Shaw ' ' it 216 Sophomores mx

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218' fr 6 ven though the scrumptiously decorated cake sat in front of them, their minds were not on eating it. Eyes rested on the SlXTEEN candles. The legal age for driving was reached! For those students under sixteen, the California driver's license was their most desired possession. I can't wait until l get my driver's license! screamed freshman Isabel Ovsepyan. The lack of a driver's license caused many problems that were hard to bear. You can't even go on dates without bring- ing your mother along too, grumbled freshman Craig Russell. However, there were solutions for not be- ing able to drive. Considerate friends with cars were an asset. Also, walking provided a suitable replacement when other trans- portation was not available. Take the bus, freshman Ryan Marlo suggested. Sometimes desperate measures were needed until a license and car could be ob- tained. Senior Alex David confessed, One time, my friends and l even tried calling Safe Rides. Traffic classes provided the necessities of driver training and driver education be- fore a student took the license test. For sophomores, this class heightened the frus- tration of not being able to legally drive. Sophomore Jonas Eneberg stated, Sophomore year is definitely the worst. You're almost driving, but then you're not. The Department of Motor Vehicles was the only place to get a driver's license. Junior Jeff Allen stated, First, l was nervous. Then, l took the test. Now, l'm driving, and there is nothing better. by Sun Kim lll,,,,t,Wiiirrr.,,, ,r Sophomores asten your seat belts. Anxiously waiting to drive, Mr. Canfield's fifth period traffic class gains experience in the simulator.