Windward High School - Windwardian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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WMDWARDWN The 8th annual Bike - a - thon was the most successful yet. We raised $17,CXX) in pledges, a new record! This year the route was ditlerent, through the beautiful Moiave desert. For the first time we went m the fall instead of the spring, covering 100 miles m two days rather than three. Another difference was that this year there were prizes given for pledges. The prizes were: $500.00 in pledges-entry fee refunded $1000.00 in pledges-watch or calculator $2500.00 in pledges- bicycle $5000.00 in pledges-$500.00 in cash $10,000 in pledges-one years free tuition There were 79 participants including faculty and parents. A special thanks to Paul Bush, Sanford King, Pat Mcloy, John Elam, Connie Weiss, Lester Saft, Loren Woodsen, Robert Shapiro, Dean Wong and Lorrin Wong who all rode the route. Paul Bush is to be CONGRATULATED for riding in his third Bike-a-thon. Gary Katz now holds the Bike-a-thon record of five years in a row. Also, we can ' t forget to mention the people who prepared the food, carted up all the food cooked for us and even cleaned up. Thanks Susan, Joel and Dawn Needelman, Angela Mandel, Nancy and Allison King, Susie Leonard. Joan Woodson and Tom Bush. See you all on the 9th annual Bike-a-thon! Hey what is this, the Twilight Zone? Keep on truckin 108

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This year ' s Mock Trial Team went further than any other Windward Mock Trial Team in history. Out of the many trials they participated in, they were victorious in all but two. This incredible record won them a second place ranking in Los Angeles County! The key to the team ' s success was the outstanding performances by the participants. However, these performances would not have been possible without the continual support of Tom Gilder and Carole Solomon. Their coaching gave the team that extra boost that took them to the top. A Ivleet the lawyers of the team that placed second out of sixty 107

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Keeping warm by the lire 109