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

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Cecilia Abalgar Christine Addrian Alberto Aguilar Alejandra Agullera Andreana Agulrre Richard Alonso Jennifer Altman Jose Alvarez Peter Hollingsworth and Matthew Prettyman playfully wrestle during lunch. tut h Ritz stands out from the crowd. Janette Amparan Maria Aranda Celeste Arballo Nlkkl Arrlola David Avila Luis Avila Joseph Badlllo Richard Baik Amy Baker Jamie Ball Sammy Barba Adrian Barriga Aileen Barrios Stacy Bateman Zoila Bautlsta Carlos Bilbao Terry Bohannon Christine Bondurant Aba Ok- ' EoyAMM 225

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jiesfWi £K CLASS OF ' 92 The Underprivileged. by Christina Fragalla The freshmen of 1989 reflected the excitement of Wilson High School spirit. From the first day of school, they added a new atmosphere to everyday high school life. Even though they had to make a few minor | adjustments, their presence at the high school was warmly welcome. The class of ' 92 seems to have a bright future ahead, adding just The Right Touch. by Danny Kim A crowd of Freshmen, entering their new school. Kirsten Vinter. Danielle Calderon. Ninetter Reyna. Photo by Kofi Broadnax 224

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SAVE WHALE R t oy Ahmaogak an Alaskan whal- L er returning from a nearby vil- l - lage had spotted the whales. Ahmaogak and other villagers decid- ed to spare the whales and to call the wildlife officials. What the villagers had not realized was that the whales were worth more alive than dead. Reporters soon came from all around to see the whales. The near- est television station was 14 miles away. Villagers charged about two- hundred dollars per person, per ride to the whale site. Soon, it became whale mania. It seemed that eve- ryone was trying to put in their part to save the whales. President Ronald Reagan himself, gave a call to Colo- nel Tom Carroll of the Alaskan Army National Guard to offer his support. Many volunteers with chain saws were cutting breathing holes into the ice for the trapped whales. It was a steady but slow process, so they de- cided to drop a 5 ton potato masher lifted by a helicopter onto the ice to help speed up efforts while an ice breaking barge was donated and worked its way to the site. At most, the whales will only miss a few weeks of mating season. by Kofi Broadnax Brandi Buennagel Barbara Bueno Jon Daniel Bumcrot John Bustamante Albert Caldera Danielle Calderon Ron Camacho Craig Campo Jennifer Cardlel Stephanie Carfrae Rlcardo Caslano Catherine Chae Alan Chan Leo Chan i I- L fl Felicia Chang Peter Chang Johnny Chao Robert Ghee Ingrid Chen James Chen i ( I Anne Barron and Vickie Mendez aren ' t too enthusiastic about today ' s lunch. 226 ' vmaqd-CfaK