Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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LOCK WI-l0'S O ow important was one one hundredth of a point? ln terms of money, it was valueless. However, for seniors in the top twenty-five, the minimal decimal difference distinguished first and second place in the class. By averaging grades starting from the sophomore year, Mrs. Hooper in the counseling office ranked 485 seniors, once in October and once again in March. With AP classes, a student's GPA could go well beyond a 4.0, and as a result, there was a lot Wa. Wm of competition. Ranked first in the class, senior Kim Downs shouted, Oh my gosh! l can't believe l did it! Being in the top five percent of the class was an elite position. Nevertheless, some regarded their rank in the top twenty-five as an ordinary accomplishment. lt's no big deal. We're just like normal people, stated senior James Campbell. Sometimes considered the brains of the pack, many of the top-twenty five students, however, participated in other activities such as pep, athletics, cabinet, journalism, yearbook, and A Cappella Choir. Senior counselor Mrs. Gale added, These kids are too unique for words. Even with drinking ten cups of coffee to stay up all night and having to take three tests the next day, most of the top twenty- five students managed to remain unpressured. Senior Cal Man added, 'lLet your brain power carry you through. Do other things. Don't stress out! by Sun Kim t's Superwoman! Kidnapped by seniors Heather Sandln and Gabrielle Middaugh for ASB cabinet, senior Jennie von Speierman proves that top twenty-five students are involved in activities other than academics. xemplary top twenty-five studentl? On Halloween, senior Steve Pfeiffer stuns sophomore Mike Aguilar with his unique costume. Top 25 35

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Sepi Afrakteh Stephanie Bente Jeremy Brissette James Campbell Brian Counsil Kim Downs Sean Doyle Catherine Edwards Kim Grover Shwan Kim Fabian Kralian Joel Larson Angela Lee Ed Lee Cal Man Heather McCormick Lina Melconian Steve Pfeiffer Trey Pogue Tina Rhee Will Rogers Karen Romine Shane Sauby Jennie von Speierman Steve Westman I 4 Top 25 if if X Ml Q- to f f: , L t . as our name? Vice president of NHS, senior Kim Grover takes attendance at a monthly meeting. Many top twenty-five students led clubs and organizations. 1 U' ' x J, .YQ 1

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