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

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Qc ' '7 hether it was a sentimental card or a dozen of long stem, red roses, most students agreed that it was easy to buy gifts for the opposite sex. I usually buy a girl a stuffed animal, they like that kind of stuff, said Eric McDivitt. Guys can't buy clothes for girls, but girls can buy clothes for guys because girls are better at picking things out, stated John Oh. V V . , V V Y YVYVVV V ' When asked what gift she would give to a guy, junior, Laura Micheli casually com- mented, That's easy. lf l know him real well, then l have no problem buying him a gift - usually a sweater. Although there was a difference of opin- ion on purchasing gifts for other people, everyone liked to receive them. l'd like to receive a dozen white roses, sighed senior Blanca Pelayo. Behind that macho image, guys general- ssl , if fig ly liked cute things. Senior, Eric Thomson, said, I wouldn't mind getting a stuffed animal from a girl. Gifts ranging from teddy bears to gold bracelets surprised many students during the year, and although the gifts were different, the general feeling was the same as Jenny Boyke explained, lt's fun to give someone a present, but it's even better to get one! by Stacey Teramae and Stephanie Bente ow cute! Squeezing her teddy bear, senior Denise Bottomley, proudly displays a gift from her friend. Gifts like this could brighten anyones day. h, gee, you shouldn't have! With a gra- cious smile, junior Jennifer Lindstrom re- ceives a bracelet from her boyfriend, Greg Hoffman. U,- Ulfftvx Aft-wi ' It i 4 . n A A ' 1 1 ' .4599 Y 2 I t 1 -ru., gf - fi Qs Juniors 223

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'Wand Oat Q 1 A feel naked without one, confid- W W ,' ed junior Sepand Ardeshir. W A Lissa Wareham complained, They get you all sweaty. What caused one student to feel naked without it and make another person sweaty? A watch. For some, it was imperative to have one. For others, a watch was the last thing they wanted to deal with. Danny Hernandez sim- ply stated, They get in the way. 'Alt leaves a tan line, l take it off, and then l lose it, so what's the use in wearing one? questioned Rudi Liden. Okay, so what if a student hated tan lines but still wanted to wear a watch? Freshman Stephanie Mendez had the solution: l wear it on my ankle because no one notices a tan line on your ankle. After deciding whether or not to wear a watch, students battled with the thought of what kind of watch to wear. I like to wear a watch that tells everyone what kind of per- son l am, and that makes wearing watches more fun, said junior Patty Harris. Watches ranging from the ever-popular Swatch to the most-wished-for Rolex adorned the wrists, or ankles, of those who could bear to wear one. The prices, of course, varied as well. Some students paid a mere S35 for a Swatch in comparison to an astounding S2000 for a Rolex. For those who still insisted on not wear- ing a watch, junior Chris Barnard had the solution that brightened their day: I don't need a watch because l can tell the time by the sun! by Stacey Teramae watch this! Three students face the facts and realize that aside from having the same brand, their watches, like themselves, are uniquely different. Juniors 2