Troy High School - Ilium Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Obituary Edgar Bergen Bob Crane James Daily Darlene Doyle Hubert Humphrey Margaret Mead' Golda Meir Harvey Milk Keith Moon George Mosconi Pope Paul Vl Pope John Paul I Nelson Rockefeller Norman Rockwell Leo Ryan Robert Shaw Sid Vicious Carl Wallenda Approximately 200 Troy students were given a voluntary poll in Mid-February Below are the results. Top Five Groups 1. Cheap Trick 2. Queen 3. Van Halen 4. Led Zepplin 5. Bee Gees 5 Fads 1. Off the Walls 2. O.P. Clothes 3. Candies 4. Perms 5. Straight leg jeans Slang 1. It's Cas' 2. Totally Hot 3. Veg 4. Rad Man 5. Narley Top 5 Songs 1. California Man 2. Top of the World 3. Do Ya' Think l'm Sexy? 4. I Want You to Want Me 5. Hold the Line , Top 5 Movies 1. Animal House 2. Ice Castles 3. Heaven Can Wait 4. Up in Smoke 5. Midnight Express Favorite T.V. Show P Mork 81 Mindy Favorite Teacher Mr. Nick Fuscardo lnvolvementsl Happenings 29

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WM.. ,l 1. Steve Martin takes time out to pull a fish out of his pants during a skit off his first album, Lets Get SmaII. 2. En- dangering many Yorba Linda homes, the Yorba Linda fire burns on fiercely. 3. Robin Zander, one of the members of Cheap Trick, concentrates on a complicated rhythm change on Sur- render. I Yorba Linda Fire Causes Evacuation Brisk winds and warm weather hindered the efforts of firemen to extinguish a fire which endangered citizens of Yorba Linda. In Britian, the supertanker, Amoco Cadiz, became disabled on rocks, spilling 220,000 gallons of oil into the sea. A Pacific Southwest Airliner QPSAJ, collided with a light plane over San Diego. The crash, worst in U.S. History, killed 144 people. Prompted by U.S. citizens, Con- gressman Leo Ryan led an investi- gation of Jonestown, Gayana, a col- ony established by Peoples Temple founder Jim Jones. The- outcome was tragic for all concerned. Con- gressman Ryan and his news crew were ambushed at the airport pre- ceding departure, resulting in death. Following the ambush, Rev- erend Jim Jones ordered a mass suicide of the whole colony. Over 900 people died. 28 Involvement! Happenings San Francisco Mayor, George Mosconi and Supervisor, Harvey Milk were murdered. Muhammad Ali became the first fighter to regain the World boxing Heavy Weight Championship for the third time. After Leon Spinks de- feated Ali in a previous fight, Ali made a spectacular comeback, de- feating Spinks in a unanimous deci- sion. The New York Yankees stole the World Series from the Los Angles Dodgers in a six game series. Both, Dallas and Pittsburg had high hopes of becoming the first team ever to win three superbowls. After four quarters of non-stop de- termination, the Pittsburg Steelers stopped the Dallas Cowl:i67'y'isl shock- ing Superbowl fans and other New Year celebrators. An earthquake hit Southern California recording above three on the Ricter Scale. It was centered off Malibu. John Paul I became pope after Pope Paul VI died unexpectedly. Af- ter 31 days, Pope John Paul I died surprising millions. The unexpected sucessor, Poland's Karol Wojtyla, 58, became the first non-Italian pope since 1522. He became John Paul II. Louise Brown became world known for being Britian's first test- tube baby. On Monday, Feb. 26, 1979, a solar eclipse occured with 7796 of the sun blocked out in Fullerton. The next eclipse visible to the Continental U.S. will occur in 2017. Topping an all time high, inflation rose seven percent during 1978. One-Hundred and Thirty students were sent home from school in the Fullerton Union High School District because they failed to be immu- nized against polio, diphtheria, teta- nus, and measles. Patty Hearst was granted her free- dom after President Jimmy Carter commuted her sentence.

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Extending Rights For Seniors Planning Homecoming, establishing the Student Senate, launching the intramural program and pep club, and extend- ing the rights of seniors were the primary highlights of ASB this year. ASB was also involved in planning all the dances, assemblies, and other activities for the year. Other topics of discussion were the parking problem, student behavior, ex- tending the eligibility for cheerleaders, fund-raising, student spirit, and dealing with the reduction of incoming funds over last year. 1. Lila Wilbraham discusses future Junior sponsored events. 2. Jay Shaffer stresses an important idea concerning Grad Nite. 3. Nancy Hemphill jots down notes at a noontime ASB meeting. 4. Alan Untereiner, Joy Tandy, and Vicki Almeida have mixed emotions after hearing a suggestion to extend the pay- ment deadline for Catalina. 5. Front Flow: Bridget Hayes, Jenny Horn, Tina Britt, Lila Wilbraham, Yvette Ebrenpreis. 2nd. Row: Mrs. Jo Smith, Chris Britt, Bonnie Hayes, Mary Hohn, Maggie Hohn, Cheryl Kremkow, Joy Tandy. 3rd. Row: Jay Shaffer, David Sclepher, Tom Hunt, Alan Untereiner, Nancy Hemp- hill, Vicki Almeida, Mr. Dave Test. nv. . . ,vw in A ' 11 K re. Q W Q 4' .... Nllss , , , . SQ - ix f S 'J ,,,.,.--.. 'W 'We mi ' 30 lnvolvement!ASB ...Z wa g Q sl Wise-. - t : . . Y 1 .it K iw Q ' mfg- ' . xiii' rs, as . ' Wk