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

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Sonu Singh and Brent Parker show their school spirit during class competitions at the ' Nearlywed rally. (A rally m which a couple from each Class played the Newlywed Game ) hoto by Carlos Lecanda Enrique Velazquez Sandra Velazquez Alejandro Villa Lan Vu Loanne Vuong Cathy Wang Huey-nah Wang Ken Qang Thomas Wang Frederic Wehrey Kathy Whang Serena Whelan Conrad Williams Cory Wilson Gene Wilson Ashlyn Woller David Womack James Wu Tamami Yamaguchi Tricia Yamamoto Jeffrey Yamashita Carrie Yeo Yutaro Yoshida Ida Yuen Carlos Zavala David Zvonec Q efcizquez-Zirour2C 209

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J- EBB t started out as a ripple in the atmosphere, a hot moist breath from Africa over the Atlantic Ocean. Hurricane Gilbert was the most powerful Atlantic storm ever recorded. It devastated the Island of Jamaica and the resorts of the Yu- catan Peninsula, the hurricane killed many people and caused the worst hurricane devastation to this hem- isphere in two decades. In Jamaica, there was over $8 million in damages and Va of its population 2.3 million were homeless. The storm swept past the Cayman Islands and hit Mexico ' s Yucatan Peninsula with winds gusting at 218 mph. and a storm surge that raised the sea level 20 ft. The U.S. feared the worst as thousands of Texans from Galveston to Brownsville boarded up their houses. The ' roads were jammed as they headed inland. However, the U.S. was fortunate to elude Hurri- cane Gilbert. by Tracie Uchida Cyndi Tan Ted Tang Jon Tatum Malcolm Thomas Sherri Thurman Rhoda Tiangco Vickie Ting Leticia Torres Pia Trillo Kiet Truong David Tsao Billy Tsui Tracie Uchida Lisa Valdez Chander Vashishtha Seniors. Ryan Pantaleon and Mike Pinto, and Junior, Karen Robertson enjoy the relaxation lunch and the opportunity to chat with friends. Photo by Dawn wazny 208 Tan-CVasfefafo

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Class of: ' 91 Only two more years to go! ' — Danny Gurrola rt was in the beginning when we saw them. Those tiny, little freshmen eagerly trying to find their classrooms and to get there on time. We laughed at their clumsiness, howled at their ignorance, and shouted remarks of childish behavior at them during lunch. We saw all these things and then we remembered we used to be like that ONCE. Times have changed and so have we. The sophomore class of ' 91 proved themselves to be 1 through school support and spirit. With Only two more years to go! exclaims Danny Gurrola, our pride will grow greater! (especially if we get to graduate in our own stadium!) Yet, now is the time to sit back and relax and wait for the one thing that really gives us our freedom — our li- cense! We ' ll remember all the good times we had and we ' ll continue to have fun — Class of ' 91! And we ' ll do it with JUST THE RIGHT TOUCH! Susan Ronning Sophomo res, Sandy Szeto, Tania LI, and Amy Chung. Heather Thoemmes. Terri Lee. Pat Lin. Photos by Kofi Broodnax 210