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

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CARS: Owe ojy feme ' s (Me. necessities The Car. It may be one of the most important utilities to a teengager over 16 these days. Cars were used for various reasons, such as going to school, going shopping, or just plain driving around. Without a car. many people were at a lost what to do. Because of this necessity, people would drive anything with four wheels, including mom or dad ' s car, which in some cases was not to bad. ▲ ▲▲ Tom Sanchez gets ready to get out of the park- ing lot as his backseat pas- senger is scared to death that they might get into a car accident, photo by Cartos ▲▲ Olivia Lils displays her hanging Garfield in her window, one decoration many students at Wilson High have, photo by Cotfos ■ Being repremanded by a police officer. Joe Chang learns the hard way one of the responsibilities of hav- ing a car. Gas 19

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Markne Calvin looks in- tently for her other half, as she also tries to sense her location. Andrea and Michelle Kunkel are caught by the camera as they smile big. TWINS It ' s te seeing double Twin ' twin adj. born with one other or as a pair at one. Usually when you think of twins thoughts of iden- tical pairs come to mind, how- ever with close inspection slight differences come to view. Dif- ferent shades of personality come to light along with more disTinct characteristics. Usually by high school the twins no longer dress alike, but telling them apart is still quite a chal- lenge. But another thought comes to mind when you think of twins, those fraternal ones. These are the ones that were born at the same time but look different. One look at this pair and you could tell if they were related, quite the opposite of identical twins.

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SUMMER VACATION A s the month of June T rolled around, so came Ihe end of the school year. And wiih that came the long awaited summer vacation. Many students spent part of their vacation in various sum- mer camps. Among the camps joined by Wilson students, was Pep Squad Camp. Here, our cheerleaders and songlcadcrs learned new routines, as well as got ideas for the coming year. Another camp which helped certain students for the coming year was the Creation Image Yearbook. The new members learned new ideas and tech- niques in photojournalism. Aside from these, many stu- dents joined sporting camps. The four torturous weeks of running and drilling proved to be suffient training for the foot- ball team, as they made it to (IF. In addition to football, other sporting camps included tennis, basketball, water polo, swimming and volleyball. Stu- dents also attended non-school related camps as well. They vis- ited the mountains, the river, and the desert, just to gel away from it all. Some were not able to get away from it. No, some were stuck in summer school for 6 weeks either making up classes of just trying to get ahead. Whatever the case may have been, all Wilson students def- initely welcomed the summer vacation and the break from the normal school year. ► A football player walks slowly along, carrying the equipment back after a hard day ' s work of football during Hell Week. 20 SuwweJi