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

Page 232 text:

Kimberly Marler Liz Marrero Dan Martin Medria Martin Leila Martinez Roza Matevosyan Allen Matevousian Andre Matevousian Claudia Mazzei Heather McMullin Vince Merideth Tom Messersmith Shannon Meyers Laura Micheli Heather Miller Jamie Miller Mike Miller Erin Millikan Shannon Mills Jason Min Varuzhan Minasyan Moises Miranda Jennifer Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Gena Moe Bong Kyun Moon Laura Morin David Morrison Jason Muller Nancy Mulligan Kelly Murray Roland Nahapetian Aaron Nall Michelle Naphen Glen Nash Karena Nelson Scott Newkirk Brenda Nickell Eric Nieber Sara Nikiforuk Sun Jung Oh John Oh Michelle Oh Sabrina Ordonez Mike Orozco Charley Pallos Scott Palm Edna Palomar Leon Panduro Shannon Pankey George Paradis Jin Park Jun Sung Park Patty Parker Seana-Rae Pasco Sage Peart Andy Pease Anna Perez John Perry Bobby Perz April Petersen Terri Peterson Paula Pfau Heather Pflager Juniors .Qi,1.,, W rp? x N: 1- F X' ff 'N xi Xi - 4 - - ,,,ti , Q' 'E fmw -- . L Q tstse ji rf: , -att U ' SEM f - ---

Page 231 text:

gf., I A .In My . ' 'ltr-'I' ' if 9:1118 '- 2 ' f. A' - ' ' , , ' N if N Q lu 3 I I , If W' 5, T -I E In J fi 0 ,ua Q 4 i 'i l Bob Johnson Matt Johnson David Johnston Donny Jones Jennifer Joslyn Mary Jung Cristina Kang Kimberly Kang Jennifer Keyworth Vahe Khachatourian James Kim Jinha Kim Justin Kim Shin Ho Kim Sun Kim Yi Sun Kim Tracy Kinder Jim Kinsel Lissa Kirst Jeff Kisseloff Vincent Koch Fred Koegler Philip Koehler Olga Kowaiter Jill Kroening Todd Kummer Jennifer Kurumada Maki Kusunaga Jin Kwak Jeff Laughrey Dale Lauterback Sadie LeCheminant Ann Lee Jae Lee Jimmy Lee Michael Lee Steven Lee Cassie Leonard Marc Leroy Pete Lewallen Brent Lewis Sean Lewis Tina Leyo Rudi Liden Almerick Lim Kimie Lin Jennifer Lindstrom Jeff Lipp Steve Lipscomb Shannon Lloyd Charles Logan Brad Lomen Debbie Long Paul Lorenzo Ella Lurie Clancy Lynch Barry Lyon Ann Lytthans Carol Maher Christine Mailliard Jan Mankiewicz Maritess Maranan Wesley Marco Ken Marks Juniors '

Page 233 text:

t's gross! This statement seems to wrap up the general feelings of most of the students regarding cafeteria r . s food. lt may look weird, smell horrid, and yes, taste funny, but hey, it was food . . . although there were some arguments. lt should be used for cosmetic purposes - it's God's way of torturing high school students, said sophomore Yeon Yi Rhee. Instead of the immortal words, HWhere's the beef? the question this year was, ls it beef? There were some advantages, however, to the cafeteria food. lt was economical, convenient and sometimes even decent. I liked the ice cream, grilled cheese, and Per- 55QX'ks4 J tl'fQj.f,ij3-fillffl' 'l'l I .,r- ,.'s, QW fs .355 D ..,,, - T,::T,L,j,j- kK,Ll , LQ ., ..,i..w .tg if 'ei- T e . , i,-, , i ts is M I l 1, A, fi 9 if sian rolls. l've never had the hamburgers. They look a little weird, said freshman Linda Long who, like many freshmen, were forced to stay at school either because they had no lunch pass from unsympathetic par- ents or no form of transportation. Senior Gabrielle Scheideg felt that the food was l'Okay, but l'd rather bring my lunch. There were some intelligent individuals who, at all costs, avoided tasting the cafete- ria's food. Thomas Pfeiffer summed it up by saying, l've never tried cafeteria food. l like living. by Kimberly Downs and Stephanie Bente ,anim takes a few bites of the cafe!eria's ior Tim Karp takes a break during lunch to 65 m I really that hungry? After he unch at last! Under the shade ofa tree, Sen- French bread pizza senior Fabian Kra- enjoy his sandwich combination, lian debates as to whether or not he should eat the rest of it. Overall, pizza was one of the favorite items that the cafeteria offered, Juniors 22