Edgewood High School - Aurigan Yearbook (West Covina, CA)

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Zeal i iiii .fwfr 41 lb-s 1' , Richard Rice was sel- ected as having the best bawwwwwwdy on campus by a panel of thirty-eight drooling girls, Richard can be found running around the halls in skin tight P, E. trunks performing gymnastics tricks and goinginto his imitations Charles Atlas . Ri c h a r d attributes his physique to his ballet teacher. Exhibiting one of the most thought provoking bods on our campus, C arol Presnell is quite a c o ll e c t i on of molecules. When Carol walks by, there's sure to be a rise in temp- eratur e and a speeding of tn e pulse and heartbeat: so e at yo ur hearts out boys, and look at that terrain! Wea! T n e unique thin about Claudette Martin is Stat her clothes are made by Union m ember elves and munch - kins. Alwayskeepingin sty- le with the latest fashions, Claudette wears the latest in c anvas nylons with high top Army Surplus combat boots, ,, topped'off with a Green Bay Packerfootballhelmet. Be- ing well -dressed has its hangf ups though. Sporting a Catsup stained sweatshirt with ruffled cuffs and collar, flashy Rick Steed is noted for his ability to wearjust about anything and g et away with it. Why just the other day Rick was seen wearing see -through shoela - c e s , a bow -tie that lights up and says Merry Christmas, a nd a Roy Rogers tee -shirt t h a t s a y s Visit Beautiful Flatbush, Minnesota. .ferubr WUI: Susan Graham I will my sister Cheryl Danio all the memories of our exciting w ee kends. I also will her Whittier Blvd. and all the West C oast Vans and the members. Also the ability to stay out of trouble. I will Teana Mosler the biggest taco and burrito in the world. To Wanda Brown I will a super big Hughhie . To Glenda Bagley, Mr. Jessup! Trudy Torrence ITrudy Torrence being of sound mind and body do will blue and silver snow flakes to Miss Williams and my loud voice and some patience to the next Girl's League President. My great GAA ability goes to Pat Shanley and Pam Marks, may they have as many bruises as I do. My apple cores go to Kelly Y eomans. And to Miss Lingenfelter my ability to keep my temper! Dona Oshiro Iwill Debbie Albers International Airport and the Jumbo Jet. To Kristi a sprained ankle and a new coat. To Bob Phillips, the b i g one everyone missed. To Ray Ebbers, Seal Beach To Cheryl Stoa a irst gear, to Tonya Dooleey the ability to shift in a automatic, and a ticket for 5 in a 25. To Ronnie Keener a years supply of thyroid pills, and to Jim Quinn a big hug, and a trip to Hawaii. Jim Miller I, Jim Miller, in my sound mind, will to Dan McMeeken m y cross-country time. To David Miller, my track shoes for the two-mile run, to Scott Danforth and all other future Physics students, sympathy, good luck and pityg to anyone planning on taking Psychology, the ability to laugh at some of Mr. Shaw's questionable jokes: to any potential German students, Viel Vergnugen. Finally, I most humbly bequeath to all new-coming freshmen, some fond memc ries at El-IS. Patty McHugh I will to Mr. Fountain my everlasting laughter and embar- r asment. I also will to Mr. Fountain an exact copy of my class ring. Thank you Mr. Fountain for your help and ever- la stin g friendship. I will to Cindy Collins a new door for the p a ss en get side of her blue bomb and a inside door handle for her side of the car. I will to Barbara Marquez a he ar in g aid so-she can understand others when they are talking. Iwill to Helene Sciortino a dime a week for phone calls and a compact mirror for her purse. Marsha Puz I b equ ea th to all of next year's students at EHS the mis- fo rtu ne of a five-period day, the horror of three lunch periods, and a beautifully littered campus. Craig Dong I w 1 ll my car to Cindy Collins, my Mickey Mouse watch to Tim Gilkison, to my little sister QBonnie Biedermanj, I will a se at on the firstbus, to Mr. Kilmer, my .infinite knowledge to math, to Mr. Franco, my automotive genius, to Mr. T . a new record of The Star Spangled Banner fcomplete with a new PA systemj, to Mr. Martz, a life- time subscription to the Free Press, to Mr. Mays, my slide rule, and to Ross Biederman, all of my debts and IOU's. Kerry Woolston tc L ouise and Debbie a giant key. To Karen Leventhal my old pornporn s . I will my friends the ability to do som ethin g without getting caught. Mrs. Wheeler a new p a ir of knee caps in case hers pop off. Carol and Cathy the ability to pay attention when I talk to them. Carol Kiy an my gpld loomers. To Debbie Albers a filing kit. To Debbie Ro erts a 4f3 Cheri Brady I will my little sister, Karen, my empty tube of Clearisel.

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UQ. f p. A-3-ef E , 2 Q z. ,, . 919?'?Hr5'5'7f,,,gn:p, vamfih, are Q 3 it must be noted, he had pas- sed the w o rd - -and -yet the Great Plot was on! Sergio eavesdropped on Mr. Wenner, teacher of m ath em a tics, ICM, and other hardstuffs. Mr. Wenner had paused in the middle of a tirade of differential equations, an absent, far- away look onhis face. Even as he began to mumble, the chalk was poised--ready to scribble mathematical state- m ents of the most violent n ature . 'I'hete's nothing more powerful than an idea . . . . You don't know where you are untilyou get there. Oh, b0yl ' Sergio b rea th ed with a grimace, IC M must be a winner! Yet the word was passed. Norman Silvey passed thro ugh the Sergio dream. H e was fingering his growth of side- urns, probably pla n ni ng next year's fan- tastic crop, as he instructed his O-4 class. A P e e ki ng Tom would have observed Sergio quiver a nd grin a little while still in the grips of sleep, for in s piration of inspirations! Si lvey had suddenly broken off his lecture on Far East civilizations, stepped down from his carpeted dais, le a ped to the door opening into the rear of 0-3, opene it without turning the knob, and passed the word to Sergio next door! By George., I thing he 's goincg to do it! Silvey cried won rously. A few weeks passed. It w a s after graduation cer- em o ni es. Various parents a nd students were scattered over the grassy amphitheater th at was the scene of many te a r s , smiling faces, and ha ppy gestures a few short m i n utes before. Dusk had fa ll e n . Nearby pine and spruce trees stood like shad ow y scarecrows in th e sterile warmth of the e v e ni ng gloom. Even the sounds of voices floating across the lawn carried a note of despondency, as if tonight were truely the end, instead of the beginning. Then out of the dusk ap- pro a ch ed a single, dark, trenchcoated form. It slow- ed to no nchalance, then petered out to aimlessness, head bow ed as if in con- tim plation, But it was joined by another, sporting a co at, before too long. A third , with a sweater, walked up, and then a fourth. Soon the group had grown to a crowd, which then expand ed to a party. In seconds, wonderof all w o n d e rs, the party had a- c hi e ved m ass movement proportions! Somewhere in the mass, somebod began to whisper. Ma k e that several people. Well, what happened is that soon the mass was a quiver- ing, turbulent body of hand m o t i ons and mouth move- ments, a ll in a seriously hushed tone! lt wasthe Edgewood High fa c u lt y gathered there on that forlorn space, telling a bout how it had struggled, reached, attained, hesita- ted, failed, and started all over again day after day for four years: nine months a y ea rs, four weeks a month, fi ve days a week, seven hours a day, etcetera, in a m a g ni ficent effort to ed - ucate! And it had suc- c ee ded in grand mystery-- grand magical mystery! The Great Plot was over, for a while, at least, The t e a c h e rs had not gathered th er e to pat themselved or their backs. No. The Great Plot had worked, but the G r e a t Plot would have to be started again next year.

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Senior Wil s Chris Behrens I will to the Counselors, Mrs. Nichols and Mr. Hochberger each a new shiney fire extinguisher. To Mr. Mark, Karen a nd I leave you a tangerine tree so you'll have a tangerine everyday. To Phil Bistline,my locker so he can pick on the freshman who gets his. To Tessy Goy a longer dress so the guy b e low her locker won't look up! To Mr. Cawthon a P. B. X board that really works! To Karen West I leave Mike Baxter! To all the juniors, my share of the Senior Quad. Cheryl Stoa Iwill to Claud Martin a ruler to measure her hair fevery dayj Jean L uppold a course in poise and posture. I will Mark Donnelland the hair atSolana Reef. Ilana Dowding 10 weeks free surfing lessons. Linda Cary a tube of erace. Debbie Albers International Airport and a jumbo jet. Donna Oshiro 2 inches on every one of her skirts. To Kris Guge an E width shoe. To Tonya Dooley a free pass to Cliftons Cafe- teria. Ricky Steed I will all my bellbottoms to Gary Prentise. I will my ex- p erien ce and many dark corners to Jenell Shields. I will an empty table at lunch to Elaine Villa. I also will the Dram a and Music Departments U2 of my knowledge and a song a nd a dance. Last but not least I leave Mr. Mc Culloch a grin. And to Mr. Fountain my lavender pants. Cla udette Martin I, Claudette Martin, being of sound mind and body, will to Cindy C arroll the five inches willed to me last year by Debbie Woolston which I never received. To Dan Maggard a n invitation to every formal dance next year since he en- joyed his last one so much. To Scott Toensing a teepee som ewhere in the wilderness with white fur carpeting Qjust in casej . To Mrs. Schneider, a lab assistant next year with s ome thing to do Qfor a changej. To Linda Wilt, a role of toilet paper to stuff the cavity in her head where a brain should be, and to Bob London a new steering wheel fwith no holes in ity to replace the one that got ruined when my finger had to be sawed out by the Fire Department, also 30 lbs. to be distributed evenly throughout his being, a ward- robe of decent socks, and a summer in New York. Elaine McKenna I, ElaineMcKenna, will to Daryl Knapp a king size oak tree for his own use, to Tim Roberts the ability to cook a steak, to the 5 th period G. S. R. class good luck in getting your license sooner than I didg to Theresa, Diane, Cindy and W anda another gossip session, to Kim Smith a pair of stilts fif she will give me half of her heightsjg to Randy all girls pig - tails and a real meaningful and deep relationship and a big thanks to Edgewood High for the great memories I have to take with me. Chris Torres lwill to Kathy Claybaugh and Maren Hambleton my ability to get places on time Qespecially to practicej. I will to A nn Stupak the position of Flag Twirler. I will to Doug H anson much success in the band and on the swimming te am. To the Edgewood Trojan Band I will many more s w e e p s ta k e s trophies. And last but certainly not least I thank Coach Cawthon and the great Edgewood swimming team for the opportunity to time for them and wish them many more victories in the future. Randy Scott To Dan Kelly, I do hereby give my football jersey number and my famous hands who I inherited from Tom Aloi. To Mary Meier, All my A civics work. 1 Q j . ' ., 1' VXPA - I3 Have you ever wondered w ho the girl is that Fred steals from the clown in the swimming pool in that t o ot h - paste commercial? It's Karen Cadra without her braces. Karens teeth are so white that whenever she sm i le s people comb their hair in the reflection. At night, Karen has a part time job at the Ontario Airport signaling airplanes. Wea! tymilev f i ,, , .s. ll iamhyymw I .,,v,-+A' lsr Suffering from permanent lock -jaw, Mike Gaines s e em e d to obvious choice for the Best Smile award. Whenever Mike smiles, the girls just melt alloverevery- thing a nd dribble down the sidewalk. The secret to Mikes ivory w hite smile is the Ultra- Brite t o o thpaste he b r u sh e s his teeth with Nine times a day. eel gentle o Jfamo EUTXI T015 '-A , i K a r e n gets her sense of humor from watching Ma and Pa Kettle flicks on channel 38, and The George Putnam Pre s ents the Lennon Sisters show. Karen has the ability to t ell her funniest jokes w hi le underwater, fighting off an enraged guppy. But K a r e n ' s greatest triumph came when she wrote jokes for the National Geographic. About asfunny asa screen d oor in a submarine, Bryan Monro e ha s built up the reputation ashavinga sick sense of humor. There's thre e things you do every time Bryan tells a joke. You either pass out, throw up, or suggest commiting him to a mental institute. Bryan is really a very funny g uy.