Mount Whitney High School - Oak Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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.Mn . , J T rr? is fi '. ,.,, ,'A. 1 '- .-lV3 AV','.Q' Q A,'., 5 ' Q' You and your best friend finally have a class together . ,. But your last name begins with a Z and hers with a C - and the teacher seats you in alphabetical order. You do your homework the day you are sup- posed to for once , . . . . . And then you realize you did the wrong page the day its due. You finally find someone who'll loan you 20 cents to call for a ride home . . , , . . And the phone eats both dimes before you can dial one number. That cute guy you've been thinking about finally calls you up . . . For your best friends phone number. You always turn on the radio . . . . , . Just in time to catch the last note of your favorite song. You finally meet that someone special . . . Two days before you move out of town. Your family finally lets you watch your favor- ite TV show without argument . . . And the Monday night football game has gone into overtime. Just when that someone finally notices you . . . . . . You've got your eye on someone else, That one-of-a-kind dress you bought for the dance . . . , . , Turns out to be a one-of-four-in-town dress that all showed up to the same dance. When that special guy finally asks you to the dance . .. . . .but you already have a date with the guy who's been following you since 7th grade. .a acc gi iles 'il :i IH! H ,UI n-'21 I I-I DID YOU KNOW

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Bad Habits HITNEY S TDP TEN Music Movies 'll NON BWUQ 4 U2 'l. Fatal Attraction 2- SFTTOKIVWQ ' . 2. Three Men and a Baby 3. PTOCTCISTll'TClTlOFl 2. Tlffqfw 3. Dirty Dancing 4 Speeding Z- gVh eS?f'kf'A d 4 Flowers in me Artic 5. Popping Knuckles 5- TEDQC 9 0 9 5. CO,-ff Buy Me Love 6- Wh'Vll Q 6' N e STS 6. Less Than Zero 7. Burning ' QW ' 9' 7. Throw Mama off the Train 8. Junk Food Addicition 77 P0'5O l 3, Like Femer Like Son Q. Cheating on Boyfriend! 8. L.L. Cool J. 9. LO Bombo Glflfflefld Q' Bon JOV' . 10. Planes, Trains, and 10. Cheating in School 40- MOHGY Swine Aufemebiles Don't you hate it when s r - You help someone cheat on a test and he gets a better grade? - Your tooth brush can never seem to hold onto the toothpaste? You order a 9 piece order of Chicken McNuggets and you only get 8? The straw fell off your Capri Sun before you got to school? :--1V You order a dozen donuts at Winchell's and the non-English speaking cashier 'i i ' iflvi T T d I ,ml 9 Do you approve of public dis- ou re a ing a es an everyone is sn: ing. - , You're waiting in line for lunch and by the time you get there they don't have I play of Offechon? Here S what any more of what you want? The MT. WHITNEY PIODGGFS SOIGZ lglature cailstintthe middle on a great Povlje? k T5 30 S T d 5596 ODDTOVG r orno an aeuazonara - . . mfjniigf U YOU' Com' COC you W D U V 2770 approve if used with dis- You're on the bus with 75 other empty seats and the man with BO. chooses to l CVGTlOl'l SIT next to you? I I I l disapprove Your nose starts running in class and you don't have any Kleenex and the shirt you are wearing is short-sleeved? You get a good tan and it never tails to peel? The teacher calls on you to read the next paragraph and you were daydream- ' ing about the weekend and your not even on the right page? I You're short a penny and you remember the one you just threw at the fresh- G man? You're date forgets he's kissing and thinks he's eating? You get a speeding ticket that claims you were going AO in a 30 mile an hour I zone and you were only driving 36? You turn on the TV to watch the soaps and Ollie North is on? Drivers who go 25 in ci AO zone when you're already 5 minutes late? People who think a yellow light means stop? ' Clairol mist? . Friends who use you as a step up their social ladder? QgCgygilg3n,:gL?honsmp To deem' you 9? to ,mort ?nTVO:gj giyvsgz 3. Play hard-to-get and other games. OU 5' on e we O ' 4. Talk about cornrnitmentthe first date. 5. Love hirnjher only when hefshe is feeling cheerful and strong. y 6. Take himfher for granted. 7, Open old wounds. , , 8. Worry about his ex. 9. Get hung up on Utne three iittle words. 40. Be dependant solely on himfher. 44. Harbor unrealistic expectations. y

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FLII TING: GAMES FEELING GREAT - uri-Un-'oi Everything you wanted Cond didn't wantj to know about the Oreo. The Oreo, the little black cookie with the cream center between two chocolate disks, has seen the arrival Cond often departurej of its kin with little twists added to make it a little different. These other cookies featured the original Oreo name, but for some reason, va- nilla-wafer Oreos. single-wafer Oreos, lemon- filled Oreos and and Oreos with twice as much stuffing are not quite the same. Now, there are even ice cream bars, sandwiches and even just ice cream that carries the fam- ous Oreo name. The basic Oreo still remains the world's best-selling cookie: over 400 billion have been sold since Nabisco introduced them in 4942 - enough to reach to the moon and back - twice. Now, you may ask, where did the Oreo name come from? Well, no one really knows, and strangely enough, no one knows what it means, either. The secret recipe developed more than 70 years ago is still in use today: One ton of dough is mixed at a time, then rolled, flat- tened, and cut into 4 V2-inch circles. The oven is preheated to 375 degrees F, and the wafer circles are baked for four minutes. They then head down an assembly line to be pressed together with the famous white cream filling. The process ends an hour and a half after it began, when the cookies are flash-frozen and packaged in their fa- miliar blue and white cellophane wrap- ping. The only problem with the Oreo cookie is its tendency to initiate con- troversy over the way it is to be eaten. Do you: 42 Eat it whole? 21 Eat the wafer first. 33 Or go for the creamy filling at first bite?