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

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51' X. . , lg X - . 7 : ,z o nd what do you think you're doing? Casting l warnful eye to the intruding photographer, Mia Kaye and date take a break at the Homecoming dance. nked up and ready to go! Working together to create a masterpiece, sophomores Chris Dunkijacobsnolten and Bob Gable show off their hard work and creativity in print shop. , - uk' -V ch. Now lget it. Laughing at ajoke in the quad, f 'f seniors Brad Adam and Ben Somera relieve the fm V. , V V frustration of school with humor during snack. Closing 3,7

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316 Wow 7 get 715 The music in the quad started my weekend off right. - Kelly Moore Closing - hen school started, many people were depressed at the thought mf the 181 grueling schools days ahead. Now that the school year is over, it all seems to have gone by so fast . . . almost too fast. Students were always ready hr summer vacation, but events during the school year made the waiting bearable and sometimes even memorable. The student body was blown away this year, starting with 80 MPH winds that ripped through the school and community. Signs were twisted, trees blown down, and the simulator was almost blown down to the lower jqeld. The high winds also caused a lot of structural damage to homes and were also the reason for many sleepless nights. It was so loud I couldnlt sleep. I thought hr sure my windows were going to break so I hid under my covers, commented freshman Cindy Sosa. Fridays, when the winds weren't ripping through the quad, music was. As a special treat at lunch, hands such as X -ing and the Bungi Chords played live on the rally plawrm. I really liked the music in the quad because of its wide variety, and it usually stafted the weekend W right, commented senior Kelly Moore. Aj9er hours M work,' general meetings, committee meetings, and subcommittee meetings, the school finally passed accreditation. It was an accomplishment hr the school, and it was easy because so many students and staff were willing to help, commented committee co-chairman senior jimmy Lee. The new quad also passed a test, of time. I was so surprised that the flowers were not only there, but in good condition at the end ofthe year. I expected them to he picked and trampled within a week, said senior Denise Bottomly. Even though the year was flled with many fbnd memories there were also some let downs. For years the simulator used by the Tramc classes was shared with Glendale High and Hoover High. Continued on pg. 319 glue her ho ork, work, work. I try not to complai Busy working in the quad at snack, juni Melanie Haase sacrifices food to catch up 1 mework.

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1 i eady . . . set . . . hike! Lining up during summer practice, the varsity football team prepares to go at it, Summer practice and hell weeks were an important part of many teams training. a daah . . . Puttinga little excitement into lunch, senior Mike Harrison entertain his friends in the quad. hat's so burnt! Burnt to the ground by an electrical short the simulator was left practically useless Luckily a new simulator had already been ordered for the classes to use. 3,8 Closing