Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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RIGHT: Probing eyes of Kenny Richardson sought recognition. CENTER: Student government generated interest with election of sophomore officers in October, BOTTOM: Reed Lundstrom and Judy Kerian merged into social pattern of sophomore groupings at nutrition. 26-patterns

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Qi vlr'1 'X V 'MQ luv' f f ? Q5 E E FX.: K s ,4 I if K I A 33 ' fins -A i N A. , : I 1 ,,,, 1 1 ,fr 'Y P ws. 1 i ' t l X s-ui .1 A 5 if if gg X its n I' l go from class to class, moving all the time but getting nowhere. I walk all day but I 'm still in the same place. Lori Borchard Faced with the anonymity of the crowded VPHS corridors, students sought to retain a sense of self. Attempting to maintain individuality, some found identity in activities while others sought escape in short day schedules and early graduation, LEFT: As school reconvened, seniors Melinda Moore and Jean Janson conspired for early graduation. BOTTOM LEFT: Solitary pillar withstood weight of ascending VPHS student crowds. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mirroring a sense of individual satisfaction, junior Pete Small exuberantly beat tambourine in September assembly, patterns-25

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'HHH UHF! 4 lil ' ln school you don 't have a chance to find - VGPOMJ your Identity, because your Identity IS taught to you. Kevin Reid Searching-for a place in the closed society of VPH S. many students sought the special interest-oriented areas of clubs and individual departments. Still others found roots in routines, the basic 7:30 a.m.-2:02 p.m. regimentation of school life. Traditional activities of pep groups. student government and performing organizations offered still more outlets for student interest. TOP LEFT: Drama Clubs Eloise Turner employed theatrical talents at February Performing Arts Night. LEFT' Reactivated activity period facilitated monthly club meetings. patterns-27