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

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T Sophomores, Annette Shu man, has second thoughts about bu ying lunch after judging a 15 minute wail in line, photo by Kim King TV Sophomores, Alyssa Espinoza, shows that even bar-b-que potato chips can be linger lickin ' good. photo by Dawn Wazny ▼ Being new on campus, freshman, Ramneek H ' alia, tries to figure out the location of his next class, photo by Alex Lope2 5P£s Msif 848 ffrosR. — SopR.

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= SHOOTOUT s f hat began as friction be- A I tween tne R ea g an Admin- V v istration and Muammar Gaddafi about production in Libya of poisonous gases to be used in chem- ical warfare ended in the downing of two Libyan MiG-23 jets. The U.S. insists that a huge chem- ical plant at Rabta is meant, primar- ily, to produce mustard gas and chemical nerve agents. This seems to have been enforced by President Rea- gan refusing to rule out the possibility of a military strike against the plant in a pre-Christmas television inter- view. The Pentagon released a videotape and voice recording of the aerial en- counter taken from one the U.S. ' s F- 14 Tomcats. The seven-minute au- diotape contained the five evasive turns made by the Navy flyers in or- der to shake the MiG-23 Floggers that had headed at them 70 miles of the coast of Libya, which had been well into international waters. The Libyan MiGs had approached the oncoming F-14s with apparent deliberation and determination. Though the F-14s had tried to be rid of the seemed attackers, there was felt no other way to lose them and still avoid being hit themselves. It ' s not certain why Gaddafi would provoke such a fight, yet it is not certain why he would do many of the things he had done in the past, and present. Congressman Les Aspin stat- ed his opinion in the matter as Colonel Gaddafi knows that he is irrelevant with the Arab world and can win support only when he is per- ceived as the victim of superpower oppression . . . Two planes is a cheap price to pay so he can hear outpour- ings of fervent backing. — Susan Ronning One of the advantages to the 40 minute lunch break is the ample time left over for studying and socializing, photo by Kofi Broadnax Lonnie Pebworth and Ben Prince work earnestly before the lunch bell rings. Thomas Yan Jennifer Yang Jennifer Yang Stevey Yang Ta-Chuan Yang Bruce Yao Adeline Yee Christine You Brian Young Stella Yu Philip Zamora Brenda Zamudlo Ray Zonaga Philip Zuniga (jaw — Zuwiga 241

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ju Afro A Posing for the camera are jun- iors, Karen Kudinoff, Anthony Milani, Dione Loerna, and Emme Hall, photo by Down Wazny ■ Caesar Aguilar displays his pride for the Wildcat Football Team, by wearing his jersey on game days, photo by Carlos lecanda t A- Juniors, David Kakuda and Steve Bloom, listen with enjoyment, as Javier Elias retells of a close encounter with One of his teachers, photo by Dawn Wazny University of British Columbia is Edwin Bigornia ' s favorite college, bin Danny Kim differs on this one. photo by Carlos Lecanda 243 JlMO lS