Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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Spring Story VISIONS OF SUMMER DANCED THROUGH OUR HEADS 7imes of enjoyment, laughter, and worries accompanied spring semester activities. Students engaged in many events, ranging from receiving fall report cards to participating in senior commencement exercises. Halls were filled with more secure freshmen searching for their destination. Sophomores, further accustomed to high school life, hoped to gain success throughout the next two years. Juniors anxiously anticipated their senior year, while seniors were at the point of making decisions that might affect the rest of their lives. ' ' I ' , 1 g,' f1:?'f':w fg .if-it Q, . Q. aer iiiii ia M 5 ..... xy, -J x,,i . Sian . 14.555 ., . M , v .x . i .. 2.412-':g'. gf- ,yr-sm'H.23lsg:fEfuw'li'?. '-i JMS I H- 5 911.5 ' 1' s LQ. i wi, ,U i t ff: U vllilftffsif iliaf i i t , iii , - I it , .V A Q , . 5 :K gg A sti' y r . g 1 ' Sfaf gas-. ,,,,, 5:1652 feasiigggzs, . ,.. . -, .,, - ,g a n Wir: ,V 5 'Y 1' ,'f 5- rr ' Wtstsifiafs wfil sa t if till -:fi Egg-itffiifeezi'.fasiixrfftgi , . ,,g5fSgf3!,EM 'ill we f t,,' tfw' , ' f itfgiepifisissgmfifiugglszlgs fiiiitiifi . ' . yilililll, rggpiiil i 1' wif P .itll-in intl i ifxsmciiiiiflgtfitlE1f'ilWizf lllh f QQQWW will .gif i miii'iWi.iiiiilfWf'?i2.t2tgQ522971351 ali, fwfifli, liflwlw e E, 2, ,i ttf.igggilmjlggjlllaiill SL fl ,Qt if ii -iiii ,- I View V for . i liliiiiiliiillliiifiifiilliiiiiixiililiigtifliiligl' rtiiaiiizlit W m fliiil f kg Zi n 3352 w rssiEi 1 ..te5 sft eV L , w x ag fi 5 .K ml. glfli E51 :ggf5sgf', 3' 22, 2 A ,t ,..,. H . , Vgpg x- -lgillts ,Hi . ,, ,An, :y,,5, :gin gi !E5W,,, ix . VII : ,. f' . 'fxfff - ,V - Q sa 't' 5f3, 'f--i n iiftgifl- iiixgf. .i 13631 . : !2,e'?'fi 2322. f lff iv fi. iff ' sxiiksgii L 35 :E- ,Hi . il fili lli ti A John Todman presented various illusions to activity period students at an ASB sponsored assembly. A Lance Overson and Greg Ganside patiently receive pre-season advice from Mr. Sparkman. Golfers won a February 26th round, their first, against 29 Palms. A Late February baseball tryouts involved stren- uous workouts. Prospective second-baseman, Larry Ballard eagerly awaits an oncoming groundball.

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s A Seniors Bobbie Reeves and Cleve Gray pose in cap and gown during picture day. A Senior Class Officers: Top Row: Laura Dostal, representativeg Tim Peterson, presidentg Bottom Row: Tom DeArman, vice-presidentg Debbie Olson, treasurerg Martha Patty, not pictured, secretary. DOORWAYTO 1 TOMORROW NDifficult is a word best suited to summarize the 1980-1981 school year. Seniors started emo- tionally high and continued to grow and mature - the year progressed. Some athletic teams achieve a healthful degree of success, others were disap- pointing. Old, worn-out materials failed to hinder learning as seniors gained knowledge and experi- ence that would remain with them forever. Everything ends. E.M.H.S. will lie dormant for several months, but memories and personalities shall never be forgotten . . . the fateful day in December when the community lost a good frienc in John Senecal, pep assemblies, planning the sen ior trip, Spirit Week competition, special times in classes, with friends or alone. SENIOR SELECT F or the first year, the senior class was asked for their views on a variety of subjects. Some may think this poll is si ply based on popularity or just a trivial exercise. We hope that this poll will become a small mirror of this year. The things that you will remember or want to remembe for many years to come are hopefully listed here. We realize that along with Homecoming, basketball, teachers, classes, and all the other things which make up a school year, you wi remember the songs you listened to, the shows you watched, and the movies you saw during your all important senior yea We hope this poll serves as a happy reminder of all those things. Slickest Flicks 1. Rocky II 1. The Blue Lagoon 2. The Shining Master Musicians 1. Led Zeppelin 2. Queen 3. The Cars Wheels with Appeal Choice Champs 1. Porsche 1. Mexican Food 2. Trans Am 2. Lobster 2. 280 ZX 3. Pizza Tops on the Tube Super Song 1. General Hospital 2. Eight is Enough 3. Dallas 1.Another One Bites the Dust 2. Free Bird

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A Debbie McCormick and Brent Smith boogie at mid-February's junior class Winter-Sports Valentine Dance. A Faces in the crowdg Phil DeLao's and Patty Casillas' expressions signified good times for Em students who attended the National Date Festi- val. L Glenda Grover-Casillas coached softball through a rigorous spring training. Kristine Jami- son pounds her glove in anticipation of a fly ball.