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

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▼ Eric Chow writes up a story for the coming deadline, photo bv Dawn wazny T Henry Lim getting connections for the latest news, photo by Dawn wazny ▲ Journalism members: A. Abu-Rahma, Y. Bae, P. Chabra. C. Chen. D. Chen. C. Cheng, E. Chow. J. Chow, K. Christensen, C. Coffman, D. Davis, A. Delsi. M. Dundjerski, P. Hung, A. Hwang, J. Kim. G. Kipers. W. Lao, S. Lee, B. Leonano, J. Li, H. Lim, P. 1 Lin. R. Lin, A. Lu, D. Martinez. S. McGuire. S. Myung. B. Reddy. C. Shaw, P. Shaw, C. Shimmel. S. Song. K. Stearns. Y. Sun, V. Tang. P. Wichayanuparp, M. Ya photo by Dawn wazny Jcmateivi 107

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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

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S-tJiiQwg OJi A NEW IMAGE T he Senate planned many more activities, and as Rex Kim stated, We in- creased school spirit. Some of their activities included a car- nival during lunch, painting the senior parking area and organ- izing the Senior lunch line. One of the major events of Senate was attending conferences where they learned about mo- tivation and how to plan activ- ities. Amy Gonzalez said, We accomplished a lot more, and were a lot more organized. One of the new activities of the Sen- ate was organizing rallies where they played favorite game shows such as Double Dare, The New- lywed Game, and The Dating Game. ASB was very successful and helped to make the year one that would be rememberd. A A The ASB officers take pride in knowing that they helped to create a successful year. A ASB Officers — Rex Kim, Tony Medrano, Matt Clementz, Cindy Gonzalez, Lori Smith. . Senior Senators — Danny Reines, Amal Abu-Rahma 108 Leocbsfcp