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

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aewuaadadtadedeze Were not like any other school, we just do things our own way. Matt Aldrich. Unique Oezeoyfadinaf ijwrent? Quite dzjfrentf Every school has distinct characteristics, hut the students at CV seemed to think they had something special. lVe're not like any other school, we just do things our own way, said senior Matt Aldrich. Even the average things at the school were unique in one way or the other such as the school 's math eluh who hd its 111 memhers with pizza for lunch, or the girls league hackwards dance that reserved a section for pillowfighting. Oy?-campus lunch gave students a chance to get away from school and the cafeteria. I'm really glad that I got a lunch pass, even ifl have to walk miles to Red mysehf hecause all my friends go off campusf' said freshman Mark Schroeder. Nevertheless, the students who .stayed on campus got to listen to music on Fridays and some even danced. Burn, hahy, hurn! Can you Rel it? The heat ofthe honjgre that turned to excitement as soon as it reached the students. Another tradition at CV was the honygre held every year on the lowerjqeld at CV. I think itlf fun herause it hrings all the kids together in one place and you get to experience and share the feeling of togethernessf' said senior Aimee Kim. They are all things that go unnoticed, that make CV diffrent, unique. Even though they might he taken fir granted now, these are the things memories are made of hy Tina Rhee and Travis Neale ing Bonfir oing up in flames. Trying to get the crowd enthused, junior Jennifer Thacker enter- taines them with a cheer at the Homecom- 6,

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