Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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Terry Priester performs in Fences which he won first ice for in Serious Monologue. He also won best actor for his formance in the The Glass Menagerie. T The cast and crew of The Glass Menagerie whose play was very successful. This scene was among the favorites of eve- HF$« b1 ryone. W» Ha F J ■T ■ v B H fch. ' ! !■■ ▼ This scene was awarded a third place award in the Two Person Serious category. Vs2 I ts . • v Jl jj B cene from Colored Museum placed second in Comedy. T) L(MQ 105

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TO BE THE BEST The Century II Players was a group who was very devoted. They gave much of their time to make sure their productions turned out the best they possibly could. One of the major productions of the Century II Players was The Glass Menagerie. This play was very well received and de- lighted almost everyone who at- tended. They learned how much time and effort must be put into a performance to make it successful. Besides putting on shows they also entered several festivals. At these fes- tivals different scenes were en- tered and judged individually. Many hours of hard work was put into the drama program, and once again, it was very suc- cessful. by Kim King Kyle Jones, Cherene Collins, and Kari Kmhns perform in The Glass Menagerie. Cherene Collins portrays an older lady in The Glass Menagerie. Valerie Manahan helps arrange the set before dress rehearsal. 104 D lOnQ

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yi(Wajs blunging out THE NEW EXPRESSIONS The Paw Prints, the school newspaper, was a bi- monthly publication. The staff also printed a school mag- azine called the Press Maga- zine. The Paw Prints and Press Magazines were filled with exciting articles about many popular, controversial and important issues. Journalists working together, gathered the latest news. A lot of work went on before pages were turned in. Editors were given a lot of responsibility. They had to give out assignments and be sure they were carried out and typed. Students had a lot of reasons for joining Journalism. Being part of journalism brings out each member ' s aggressiveness and potential to inquire and communicate. It give us the op- portunity to experiment with new ideas, designs, and most of all professionalism, stated fea- ture editor Christie Shaw. The journalism staff incorporated many new articles and ideas in- to the newspaper and magazine. Eric Chow, Editor-in-Chief thought, Paw Prints and Press Magazine aim to portray stu- dent life and high school life realistically. With the help of advisor Mrs. Moore, the Paw Prints published another year of outstanding papers. by Flora Yiu T Christie Shaw tries to draw up a lay-out for the Press Magazine. Down Wozny photo by ▲ Allen Lu calls other school departments for the latest school activities and news, photo by Dawn wazny ML. A Darren Davis takes time out to work on his homework after a busy day. photo by Down Wozny 106 JoU lHCfelvl