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

Page 227 text:

JllfP!» Margaret Yan eyes the camera as Amy dammar inn checks out the makings her yogurt. Photo by Dawn Wazny David Garcia flaunts his new fashion footwear to Kyle Low. Photo by Kofi Brian Goo Erlcka Gossett Jeffrey Graham Sheree Gross Tracy Gunn Danny Gurrola Kevan Hagan Demetrla Hall Eric Harrison Lisa Harsen Melissa Hegel Carrie Hemingway Theresa Henning Richard Heosontaty James Hermann Ofella Hernandez Silvia Hernandez Sue Ann Hillebrand Mlyukl illral Robert Ho Simon Ho Krislen Hofferberl Cheryl Holmberg Denlse Horn Krlstlna Horn Judy Hou Bobby Hsu Jenny Hsu Ll-Heng Hsu George Huang Paul Huang Diana Hugnes Paul Hung Danielle Hutchinson Alexandra Hwang Edwin Hyatt Goo- Wyott 215

Page 226 text:

Stephen Elizondo Takashi Ena Wendy Endicott Jennifer Ercillo Scolt Eritano Brian Erwin Alyssa Espinosa John Fanton Michelle Fears Christopher Fee Andrea Feldman Erie Floyd Jerad Foreier Jeffrey Fortenberry Joannie Fu Christina Fuentes Diana Fuentes William Fuentes Joseph Gamboa Amy Gammaraino David Gareia Elsa Garcia Ernest Garcia Nancy Garcia Robert Garcia Phillip Garrcttson Timothy Gates Cheri Gibson Scott Glisson Stephanie Gonzales Amy Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez PRES. DEBATE S The two Presidential Debates played a major role in the race for the Oval Office between George Bush and Michael Dukakis. The candidates each entered the de- bates with their own sets of goals. Dukakis wanted to come across to the nation as a warm caring indi- vidual. Bush ' s goal was to prove to the nation that he was competent enough to hold the office of Pres- ident. Both accomplished their goals to some degree, but the Vice- President was able to accomplish a bit more. Dukakis was painted as an extreme liberal and showed the na- tion that many of his policies were from the mainstream of America. The democratic nominee was not able to come to grips until his hopes for victory had already been ruined. Because neither candidate pos- sessed the eleoquence or likeability of previous candidates, the debates served more as a battleground on policy and experience. Though it was ultimately decided in November, the election did indeed end with Bush who showed himself as the candi- date with the policies that counted. — Tony Medrano 214 £fozo Ado-Gov zohz

Page 228 text:

Patricia Jimenez Sonja Jimenez Joseph Johnson Eric Jones Keith Jones Peter Kalimanov Jill Kaneshiro Helal Kassfy Kristie Lawakami Arlene Kerekes Daniel Kim Eunhee Kim Helen Kim Jane Kim Michael Kim chelle Kim William Kim Kimberly King Ryan Koeneke Adele Koh June Koh Samuel Loh Denise Kolson Jean Kayana Brandt Krueger Sophomores. Michael Bom % Andrea Kunkel Michele Kunkel Brian Kuramoto Rick Kusumoto Julie Kwon Krisinda Lafleur Shawna Lahue Lisa Langley Jesus Lara Aaron Lazenby Audrey Lee Grace Lee Cynthia Ortiz and Tracy Angus decide on whether or not to eat lunch. Photo by Kof 216 IbandofcizQ-L