Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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A TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIVES DF TI-IE STARS AT DHS Students, like movie stars, lead fascinasting, unique lives. They have their own versions of camera fright, artistic snits, cast parties, opening night litters, and screen tests. A student's life begins bright and early with a wake-up call around 6:00 am and does not end until the last algebra problem is done. In the following frames, these selected 'stars' of Downey High reenact the events of a typical day. As the alarm rings, Julie Pierini and friend rise from their shared pillow to begin an exciting day. It til Kim Crook relaxing with a chilled glass ot sparkling apple cider knows how lllllllllllll llllllllllllll ' ' Lynne Stokoe climbs into a chauffered limo headed for DHS. to prepare for the day. Usually very calm, Mary Ann Wall is sur- prised by the onrush ot her fans. 2 OPENING Tom Furnish should not have gotten his book cover!

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4 l ?5f z all l did was press the return key' gasps Annette Chris Honetschlaeger ialias Hugo Nasalj takes a look at Lucy Wen maybe he Should have looked Some, on K ' im s paper where else. ff' rs. Sherman asks Eli Steiner, What do you mean you understand everything Paul Valdez will certain- It where the 'x' comes from'? ly get an 'A' in lunch 'fi l l pup-.-4m..,, , www-v wa. . ,. yum-an-Mt m. W teachers have not been kind Alter a hard day at school, Robert Khzouz hopes that one of those will Eric Reifschneider. take care of his headache, permanently. Obviously, Tom Lonergan enjoys every minute of school and prays it will never end. OPENING 3