Edgewood High School - Aurigan Yearbook (West Covina, CA)

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Senior W17ls Teana Mosler Iwill to m sister Colleen m old m clothes. A d t b rothe r Rohn the ability to keep gait of trouble foilat cferelilsyi clon't get caughtlj Brent Flonon I, Brent Flotxon, being of sound mind and bod do hereby bequeath the followingg To DQYYI Knapp my personal handbook an self-Control in the Mountains. To Al Frach a monogrammed bag of quarters. To any students igjnora nt enough to take I. C. M. or Physics my inherent a ility to come up with the wrong answer all the time. A nd finally to anybody whcfrhas listened to me for more than5min. and understood what ..as said my congratulations c ause I never could. Nancy Youngquist To mybrother, Deannie. Iwill my old corroded locker ready Sr r aring to go for another 3 years. To Kelley Yeomans I lea ve all my used apple cores. To Jean Wolf all of our broken test tubes and Jim Strasbaugh the lost wire triangles, Ienell Sheilds my old, beloved, worn out Songleading ten- nies. Cathy Miller my kicks to tame her's down a bit. Carol Kiyan I leave the ability to grow some half way decen t sized feet and my short curly hair. Carol Ebele m y Gre at essay writing abilities for Mrs. Geis's class. K aren Gasparro a new fore ead for next summer's episodes on likeguard. Mary Frambes some non-slip grip shoes for m ud run ning. I Nancy Youngquist, being of sound mind and body fdebatablej wish to all future EHS Seniors, Best of luck and SO LONG! I E! Diane McGraw B eing of sound mind f'?j and body, I will to the 1970-71 Drill T e a m a sincere hope for contunued success and the frie nd ship that I've experienced in the past two years, to Vince Jacobo and Gary Condren the entire Edgewood Drill T eam to flirt with at parades fall the way in one playlp, to C athy D elgado, some subtle hints and my smile: to Tom Graham and Nancy Youngquist, a lasting friendship through Christ, and to Edgewood High School a hope that the apat y a t thi s school will die and that in the future there will be more people who care. Pat Weaver Ihereby will to all the younger students, the fun I had being active in so many clubs. I will to Miss Williams a P, E, class like she has had 6th period for the last 2 years, know - ing she couldn't do without the interuptions the Bannerettes have her from her dull everyday organized class. Also I will to all the little people fin sizej my knowled-ge of how to cut through the traffic jams in the cooridors wi out bei ng step- ped on or squashed. Bonnie Hoover As I leave Edgewood High School I am leaving many m emories of good times behind. These, I will to my close friends with whom I shared them. To Danny Brown, I will my gottchas and the wink, and of course to my loving sister I leave the teachers I had or should I will my sister to the teachers? To Karen Gasparro, all the split pea soup she can eat. To Lynn a cast, just in case. To Ann and Gene I will the memory ofour bench. And to all the innocent freshmen I will our Trojan Spirit to help them along. Lori Neas To the next publicity chairman of Drill Team I will a big bottle of Excederin. To all the anxious juniors who are al- w ays trying to get on the quad. I will the Senior Quad. The Freshman and Sophomores will just have to wait. To all at EHS I will a good sense of humor so they can put up w ith Mr. T. and his jokes, like stapling your hair together and putting ASB approved on your hand. Good Luck. geo! Jfaifz V Fug.. -'V Equaling Ray? hair in softness and texture. Illana Dowding 's locks remind people of a sea of brown. But long hL1irisn't all as good as it's cracked up to b e. It takes Illana six days to comb it, and nine times out often she loses the comb. And every time she com bs it back. it drags on the ground. gg 5 Q. .V il i. Y I, f ,I if Ififlsfl I1 ' '21 -by i 4' F lo w i n g, curly, shim - meringinthemorning light, d es e r i bes the hair of Ray ' mond fGOldie Loeksj Ebbers. Ra y 's favorite pastime be - si des looking at his hair, is feeding it. fHe gives it a b 0 w l of w arm mi lk each night before he goes to bed. J Ray also hires an Italian hairdresser to fly over twice a w eek and give him a shampoo, set, and eombout. Winning a first place trophy atthe Snodgrass, Ultio eye batting Championships, Janice Reeves w a s selected ashavingtheBest Eyes, bat- ting her baby blues a record breaking Egoouu a minute. Unfortunatly, Ja nie e col- lapsed from total exhaustion because she had forgotten to remove her false eye-lashes. Wea! Eyeo l Mark keeps his eyes in great shape by closely watchinghenmlines, l.egs and anything else that has to do with the female sex. Act- ually, Marks' eyes are sort of blood-shot in color, but hetakes theln out and soaks themin quinine water which w li i t e ns them, pupils and a ll! Mark can also do fan- tastic tricks with his eyes li ke: mo ye them up and dow n.

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Woy 24' Every girl that walks past Mike is always prone to be s w ep t u p into his massive arms and be carried off into the sunset. Asthis years Wolf , Mike, or Don Juan, as he calls himself, has loved his way into being chosen Playboysg and Odysseys' Wolf-mate of the month, When asked if he carried a little black book , he retorted, Sure .t's the phone dfirectory. Mary Carroll, or Hilde- gard Hammerhocker, as her riends call her, is able to ca tch a boyfriend just by s aying She also had a . 45 revolver stuck in his gut whichhelps just a little.. M a ry is not too particular abou t the kind of boys she gets as long as they have tw o arms, can eat her bar- becued jello, and can sing M elon cholly Baby in flat. rw Calling each other nam es suchas Goo,gGoo eyes and Cuddles , Marv and Louise just can't keep their eyes off of each other. At lunch Marv looks at Louise for so long his spagetti turn-over. It's contagious too. because Pfam-.7 when Louise looks at Marv, she breaks out with the hives. But they both are compatableg on their Friday night dates at Lover 's Lane, M a r v i n explains Darwins ' Th eo r y of Evolution while Louise cleans the trout Mar- . ,A . . - : f-f A fwrvngev . .. , .. ,A Senior Will A Marvin Guida To Gr eg Carter I leave S15 fwhich was one wild night on the tow nj To Bill Terry I leave my1 enigine and anything else at my house he can dirty his an s with. To Mar Donnellan I leave my fishing gear, and to his Dad a fat lip! To Robin and Debbie I leave the ocean for them to s w im in. To Nevil Masson I leave one manager. To Ray Ebb ers I leave one big LAUGH. To Martha Lang I leave the key to my heart. To Roger Butler I leave my hair. To Louise Richards, I leave 10, O00 baby Koala bears. And to Spanky I leave my job. Larry Watson I, L ar ry Watson, leave my practice sets to Mrs. Meyers, my locker to my brother, and the rest of my things to who- ever wants them. Kathy McCarthy I K a thy McCar thy will Heather Terle a case of bubble gum. I will Jackie Moore a trip to Whittier. ffreejl w ill Ron Harroun all the good qualities his sister has. I w ill Paula Congano all my appy times at good old Edge- w ood. I will Rudy Divin the ability to be nice for more than 2 min. I will Mr. Teresa all the new freshmen brats. To Shar on Wrobles I will Andy Claremont to have and to hold. . . I will Mr. Weaver 10 teenage daughters. Martha Lang I w ill the locker Ishare with Ro er Butler to anyone who w ants it because the lock is broien. My old Studebaker goes to anyone who will tow it away, but only if they are nice to it. I leave to Skelley Miller fl-I. P.J a muzzle to control him. Nevil Masson gets all the good old days at Doheny. Marvin Guida gets enough blue cards to last the restof his life. I leave Patty Riolo much happiness. Karen Gurr gets a bib for the next time we go to Kentucky Fried Chicken. Karen also gets happiness. To Linda Brownell I just hop e she gets everything she wants because she is a w onderful person. I leave this school to the underclassmen in hopes that they can survive the ordeal. Alex Metchnikoff I will to Daryl Knapp 2 tongue depressors a tube of chap- stick and a one weeks stay at Forest Home. To Tim Dostal onezipper ofextra length. To Sally Newlin and Tim Dostal a tele gr aph system Qtheir mouths can transmit loud and clear enoughj to all peoiple taking Physics next year God's blessing, a ittle luck an a major in Calculus, To Papalae Stoeck ein, Iwill my fantastic brain for doing calculations, to th-e Edgewood Football Boosters my fine cleet football shoes' and la st but not least a couple of ash trays for the Senior Quad. Mark Gamer I will to anyone that has the courage to take it,, my Physics class. To my sister I will all the teachers that I've cometm kno w . I will my team room locker QT-151 to any football player and to him I wish the best of luck. Last to Mr. Fountain Iwill my faithful pencil that is gradually shrinking also all my projects that I c ose not to take home. Randy Moersch To my brother, Chris, Iwill the 36. 00 football shoes I wore. To Jim Shannon, my groovy wrestling shoes. To any wack s tar m y track shoes. To the Physic's students of the next school year, one week of accurate data, and the will power to s tre rch Papa Ioe's elastic modulus! To Kitty Koupol I w ill a high paying job or any job at all. To all va-:sity w restlers, the abi ity to not EAT for a WEEK! To Mrs. A -.13 f' sk Smith ttfi tv- EI-IS one long. over-

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ITG . C. Sembr WUI: Kathy Pomeroy I xv ill to Mr. Kinzler all ofthe sour notes I have ever sung UI e 's alte a dy heard them anywayl also one large multi- colored drape. To Mr. McCulloch I leave my great ability to a d -lib. To Ellen Boyle an extra inch or two. To any nut .t ho .vill take it-prop chairman for all the plays. To lana Gunderson a cardboard cut out of me to sit next to her in Concert Choir. To Mr. Shaw I leave a bottle ofhair grower. To Edgewood lligh l leave a huge flowered covered tr a sh can. To Miss Williams another pass to Heaven Qwith her luck. she'll need it. Karen West I, Karen West, usually beiugof sound mind and body, hereof w ill to Mr. Monroe a whole bunch of little brushes. Mr. Webster the knowledgefshockb oflris horrible singing. Cathy Miller 2 years supply of food for 4th period class, Dean S tced a little weight so he can outgrow the name pee-wee Miss Williams a big wonderful handsome husband. Class of lxl Tl -all the muddy mess and chaos during the rain. Kurt Reilly a new neighbor. To Edgewood my thanks for 4 years of To Russ Gorden a special key to girls locker room. Karen Gasparro IKarenGasparro, will to Becky Stith six weeks at the Eileen Feather Figure Salon, so she can fall out of her bathing suit in the right places, twenty other darling boys to say, You're lookin good tonight baby, and a best se ler entitled, I-low To Ke ep You're Bathing Suit Up While Body Surfing, to Catliy Miller, a frilly illustrated book of The Behavior Habits of Turtles, To Barb Flotron, a new ear to replace the one that was eaten during the summer, and my amazing ability to throw afrisbee straight, To Cindy Stith, a life size picture ofBig Huey, to Wandy Brown, some pizza, and a guided tour of UCLA, to Mr. Stoecklien, my wiggle, to Denise Treon my 3 yr. old bent baton, to Bruce Kent, 200 dealies, to Trojanaires, a landgraber song to sing at Knott's, to Glenda Ba le abox of ruce to Bob Brid es a handbook of Trojan g Y, , g , ' aire routines, to Rick Rice, my supernatural monkey arms. and to Gary, me. Glenda Bagley I will to Cheri Hahne my ability to make spirit ribbons, to Mr . T. a cup of coffee each morning and all the money I o we him for hot chocolote. To Miss Williams a box of scre am ing yellow zonkers, a calm 6th period P. E. class, all the old Christmas Ball decorations and cookies, anda great memory of The Baruier Girlsl ' To Wanda Brown a ne w baton and a lot more good times. To Pat Weaver a nd Mark Conlon all the happiness in the future., to Sherry Smith my old mascara tube to Karen Gasparro a tea pot w ith a lid glued on the top, to Mary Kelly a dinner at N e w b err ys. To the l97O-71 Banner Girls and Pennants some decent banners and some flags, and to all future Christmas Ball's and activities a new photographer. Lynn Hunter T o Mr . Sergio I will my smash hit English musical that I never .v rote and a l6x2O photo of Juliet Prause. To Mr. Kinzlerlwill my trustee, beat-up Trojanaire folder and my m us ical version of The Scarlet Letter plus all the best m usical talent in the world. To Mr. Gary a pair of polka- dotted sunglasses. And to Mr. Wilson thanks ever so--'I' And lastbutnot least to Greg Uthus my ace bandage to wear in good he althl' To Bryan Munroe another year of role calling in chair. Debbie Roberts F irs t I m ust take pity on Mr. K. to you I will more than 2 good tenors . To Michael, a little better first year in driving. To Lari and Kathy, something to get a hold of . To Doug and Pam, 5 minutes in which you are nice to each o ther. To Chris and Claudia, sewing ability Cat'least in making uniformsl. To Robin, 2 new pair of shoes. To Eric a bu tt the lost it in his fall at the mountainsj, for Gene, To white socksbe ture , To the old gang , the memories ofPhyllis' house and ofour two excursions to the snow, fany- body got 2 rubber hammersifj To Davy-my-love-I will someone to hiss at next year in choir, better taste in choos- in g girlfriends , my spot on the senior quad, and last of all, rn y ability to maintain at basketball games and to Mr. T. in all sincerety, a student body that cares. Wanda Brown I w ill to Tru dy Torrence my half empty box of yellow zonkers. To Miss Williams I will the blue and silver snow- flak es a nd the snow that crunches. To Karen Gasparro I w ill the two halfs of my broken baton, my whole one goes to Debbie Thom pson. A separate name tag to Glenda Bagley so people can tell us apart. To Mary Kelly a pair o f blue trunks with little feet on them fyou can run around a nd coun t the othersj To Sherry Smith a new great size sn o w sh o e. T o C hicken Little a box of Kentucy Fried colonel. A nd to anyone that wants it, my locker that doesn't open. Mary Frambes I, M ary Frambes, will to Mr. Stoecklein a class that can r e ad a nd ou t think him, to Nancy Youngquist a better m em ory and more time. To my brother sleepless hours stud ying Physics. To Mr. Wenner a class that will stay a w a ke. To Bob Hayes the Senior Quad. To Mike Mendes less a pa thy . To Mrs. Elley some good typewriters. To To Laurie Muller more confidence. To Tim Roberts exactly what he deserves, nothing. To Janey Shaw, good health,and to all the juniors a happy senior year. Linda Hayes lLinda Sue Hayes being of sound mind and body do will my gym clothes to Miss Williams, holy tennis shoes and all. Also to Mr. Martz I will my desk. To Mr. Cawthon my filing project. To Mr. Weaver my math book. To Mrs. Zhart my Senior Sex book. Last but not least to Mr. Stoeckline I will all of those papers I ran off during the year. Caryn McClelland I C aryn M c Clelland, being of sound mind and body do hereby will the following: To Craig Puz, room in the back s e a t o f the car. To Jana Henkel a bottle of tranquilizers anda Grump Schlirpt. To Eina Hansen, her sister's locker. I will my devil costume to John Gossman, who so richley d es erves it, and dare him to wear it in public. I also will Chuck Learn's hamsters back to him. To Mr. Martz I will a class of Scott Barts . Helene Sciortino I H elene Sciortino, will Joyce Gobel my driving training tea cher, Mr. Mark, To Tina, the senior quad bench tosit' on for 2 years. Mrs. Schneider, my Italian spagetti sauce. And Patty a boyfriend in the future. Susan Felder To M r. Fountain, T leave my S.F. so that he can usethem every timehe paints a picture. To Glynnis Alexander I will Ross Furmer and a very happy life together. To Mr. Monroe a new Art Club to start with next year. Lora Fotheringham I hereby wi 1 my brother to Mr. Shaw--just try and figure him out! I I Greg Uthus' I will my left knee to Dale Magner so he can have to knees to m a tch. I will my mouth piece to Dick Velencia so he may have another for games. Ellen Boyle I w ill to Kathie Pomeroy il quiet side and 2 good pairs of shoes. To Robin Brittan om- pair of white tennis shoes.