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

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By David Morrison li is a yearly rifual in my family fo gei rid of me by shipping me fo Oregon every summer fo visif relafives. Lasi summer was no excepiion. So offl weni To Bonanza, a small farming communiiy in Souihern Oregon. l had lived fhere from fourfh grade Through eighih grade, so if was an opporiuni- fy fo visif some old friends. As usual, l visifed wifh my grandparenfs. They live apouf 40 miles our of Bonanza, on Bly Mouniain. They lead a simple life, cooking wifh a wood siove. fishing, hunfing, and going ro church on Sunday. My old friends andl weni fo Klamafh Falls a lof. lf's The largesi cify in fhe area, wifh a popularion of around 25,000 For fun we saw movies, played video games, and cruised Main Sfreef on Friday nlghi. Cruising Main is fhe pig evenf where everyone Tvvenfy one years or younger from fhe area goes info Klamafh Falls and drives around looking for a parfy or some friends. Well, as l recall my journey, lrememper fhaf l never made if fo any par- ries fwe couldn'f find anyj. Whaf a lei-down. Anofher average summer jusf looking for somefhing fo do. if is ar fhose Times fhaf l realize how forfu- nafe l am io live here. TPM 4rwflF- Poge by Kymber Kimes 8: Lydia Dunn Cn F W0 I S CO. Gerry Linsmeier discusses The C hen and P.O.VV. David Voyen. HMM ' .f.'4fMz1zp?22LlZ v, ff-2344 v'iff:E7 ,. L 1743: wah? vf1IEWZW'. ff33Zf5ZZ7?PfkZCG161. 327' I T' rio Team Rasia Tehi wiih Dr. Andrew Co 3 . . . while seniors Jeff Rodnow, Jeff Zar emba, Sam Oh, and Howard Saldarinl keep Them in compeiiiion

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Spirir Unires Students wiTh Tommy guns. Even The seniors came ouT in less Than full force. Several TenTs were placed haphazardly on The grass, The breezway became a baTTlefield, and all The seniors were issued drafT cards. The RasTa TenT was The high- lighT of The decoraTions, laughed Andrea Fris. I almosT wanTed To go home because nobody was dressed up, com- plained Kelly Thomas. ParT of The problem was ThaT The nighT before, while everyone was Trying To decoraTe The cam- pus, iT rained, soaking all The signs. Some signs of life were shown earlier in The week when The ASB held class compeTiTions - a Tug-of-war, ski race, and big wheel races which added exciTe- menT To lunch. On spiriT day a professional D.J. played and a BBQ was held. Al- Though SpiriT Day was noT as in- volved or as spiriTed as in The pasT years, The SparTans of VPHS proved They sTill have school spir- iT Sophomores A.J. Sparks, David Wil- Iiamson, Tony Inga, and Chris Morrow srruggle vainly To win The Tug-of-war Big wheel racers were Beth Slewarl, Kip Ashlon Erin Myers and Mall Klein 9 by Lydia Dunn 'f W vi mf

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