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

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T Matt Clementz, J. R. Samsing and Tony Medrano Irving to encourage more students to sign up for their exciting 7m j. Photo by Carlos Lecanda ▲ JSA: Front Row: Mr. Greigo. P. Perez. M. Clementz, J. ft. Samsing, T. Medrano, D. Reines. Second Row: D. Saluja, C. Bondurat, M. Wilcut, J. Cross, K. Stearns, S. Song, K. Skalsky. Third Row: A. Alvarez, L. Loff. D. Andrade, K. Christensen, D. Flores, E. Paulsrude, T. Preister. Fourth Row: L. Padila, A. Chen, M. Lee, K. Jones. Fifth Row: H. Ayceil, T. Aarnes, D. Davis, A. Koh, M. Briggs. Photo by Carlos Lecanda. ▲ Kim Christensen giving her point of view. Photo by Carlos lecanda JSA 93

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JUNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA The Junior Statesmen of America was one of the largest clubs in Wilson High School. This club had a lot to do with politics, government, and laws. Students got together and debated about certain things. Every member had different opinions about different things. By giving opinions and facts, these members were slowly de- veloping their leadership. Every year, members from JSA attend a lot of big events. Led by club advisor, Mr. Greigo, the club at- tended two conventions with politicians as guest speakers, and participated in a supreme court with other members of JSA from other parts of Cali- fornia. Members were proud to be in the club. Members participated in debate conventions. Matt Clememtz and Lenny Loff proudly won their debates. Len- ny won Best Debator Trophy. Wilson tied for first place for History Quiz Bowl. These intel- ligent students also won an Outstanding Chapter Achieve- ment Award. To have an organized and outstanding club like The Junior Statesmen of America was not easy. Supports and good lead- ership was very important. The year ' s club president, J. R. Samsing, co-president, Matt Clementz, vice-president, Pat Perez, secretary, Sue Song, treasurer, Tony Medrano, and commissioner Kai Sterns had helped to make the club very successful, by Flora Yiu. Top: President, J. P. Samsing and co-president telling students what JSA is all about. Bottom Left: Melinda Makos participated in activities. Bottom right: J. R. Samsing listening to other members ' opinions. Photos by Carlos Lecanda 92

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TRe ' Baud fas, A LOOK OF CHAMPIONS T here were many exciting events. The highlight was definitely the trip to Aus- tralia. This trip lasted 16 days. They departed August 3 and re- turned August 18. Everyone treated them very nicely and they were very welcomed. Be- sides performing at such events as Expo, a parade, a yacht race and at a school, there were many other things to do. During their spare time they would sightsee, shop, and go the beach. They visited many cities which included Canberra, Sydney, and Brisbane. This trip was very exciting and many were making plans to return, by Kim King 94 ▲ Ed Chillis keeps his concentration and pays no attention to the camera. 1?and ▲ Steve Selcer plays while Ken Ladwig tries to keep his hat from falling off.