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

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Above lefh Steve Misor submits to directions from registra- tion photographer. Above right: Oracle Staff members Jeff Paulson and Margy Jensvold regard annual photographer with basic distrust. Below: Long lines, longer waits, and mas- ses of people exemplified the hassle of registration. .' 1225? fUgx !?f 'gs f z, VJ. ' .J 3, . - , sw. .-41, '-

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Something has got to be done about this registration system, lt's insane! Ed Hampfon To even the most experienced student, this yeor's registration proved difficult. Based on college registration, scramble sign- ups was a premonition to incoming soph- omores: standing in line, running to get classes, changes, shuffles and frustrations were indicative of the harried year ahead. Comments such as Where om I? Who are all these people? could be heard from faculty and students alike, but bright spots flashed within the seo of bodies, smiles and joyous greetings of long unseen friends, dialog over creme white computer cards, and the exhilaration of finally mak- ing the program mesh. Senior Chuck Rodieck headed the Board of Control and sponsored Sophomore elec- tions in early October. Generating over- age interest , according to Activities direc- tor Pat Duffy, the class of '76 come up only one senator short. .9t'7s view- J P Tlrll'll?D K 1 'f L' ff! Above left: Sophomore candidates odd finishing touches to cam- paign speeches as they wait anxiously during election assembly. Right: Chuck Rodieck surveys reation of underclass crowd during campaign speeches. Below left: Spirit once again prevailed on campus as Dana Encheff played Pin the weenie on the panther during opening pep assembly. 5 ww ffj 'V if 39 , ,fix if lil , V f'4: of 1, f fy, . E , ,:,.,, l ,'A, X . , I . f I f , , Z l , I !,, ,,,, w ' Lfyf : Mu , fZ'1lW'4'7 ,. 'fx 3 Q 5 , fl X If , M ,f fag? ' , 7, , Q' ' input-21