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

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Way Sf Qfoyedd Q S e ni 0 r Vince Jacobo is active more ways than one. Whilein schoolheisa mem- berofConcert Choir, Letter- mens Club, Stage Band and also finds time for Varsity football and Track. Outside school Vince manages a liittle League Team and a so is ac- tiveincampus life. His pet pee ve s are the parking lot gate not being open and wo- m en drivers. He says the place for womenisin. . . well ah let's say the home. Vince plans to attend Mount Sac ant i I m aj or in Business Admini- stration. To keep in shape chasing boys Mary Meier states that her favorite class is boys PE. While keeping up a 3. 2 GPA and being a member of Per- icleans M ary Finds time to indulge in some of her fav- orite pastimes which include yachting, flying withthc jet set, and of course boy chas- ing. Though Mary believes in reincartination and feels she isin her 9th life she plans to become a nun. Senior W17 s Bob Hertenstein B ein g of amazingly sound mind and body, I leave all my worldly possessions to those unfortunates who will again at- tend Ed g ewood next gear. Firstly I leave my speed and m oves to Geb Churc , secondly my kicking shoe to Big Gus, and lastly, my jersey H70 to my brother Qsuckerj, Al- so I leave a pass to all next year 's physics students to talk to their cotuiselors. P. S. Hope you like this year's Auri- gan---I was really editor. I, Mark Vondersaar, being of character beyond reproach, hereby leave the following: To Rita Murphy, the recogni- tion and knowledge of my never-ending friendship. To my good friend James To ita, absolutely nothing. To Mr. Mays, a new lab coat and pair of glasses. To lliike Igoe, som e ego. To Bobbi Rodrigpes, a box of old letters. To Jolm Merten, a book of all t e sick, dirty jokes he bugged m e with in Alg. Trig. To Steve Hopkinson, everything I willed Tokita, plus Tokita's ability to sit on the bench all game with a smile. And finally to myself, a good life. Becky Fast lwill to my brother, Remondo, my patience to put ucp with this pit for his last two years. I will to Mrs. Schnei er all my green . And, I will myself to Den. I, A ngie Spelman, will Margie Brown a dress and more Chemistry class es in which she can sleep all period. To Cin dy Carmichael, I will a bowling ball with holes large enough to fit her fingers into. Iwil Mr. Mays a new lab coa t and to Mr. Spence, I will another 8 years of Spel- man 's. Sembr W17ls Mary Meier To Cindy Stith a superiority complex so she'll quit talking about plastic surgery, the ability to let go more often so I won'thave to tell her about it and she can tell me more a- boutit, basketball instructions so she can score with T. G. , a nd finally a certain someone who'll take care of her and not let her down. To 'Vim llillenburg a pass to the Girl's Slumber Party, and a thank you for his friendship. To Tony a pair of elevator shoes, to Mr. Meoli, from Cindy and l, a u autographed picture of Stu J. on the moon- --stranded. lwill to A. F. another night in the mountain air with T. G. To Theodore and Simon 's brother, I will, l will, I will and a gold record of Easy To Bt- Hard ilip side Try A Little Tendernessw. To Al Frazin a Thank you and the words to Sunlight , To T. G. I will a very good friend of mine. Vicki Vinson l hereby w ill my brother, Gary, all of my hardest classes and teachers. I will Mr. Mark an empty box of Good n' Plenty and a coffee cup. To Linda Price a free pass to the home mentioned on Andy Williams and to Colleen Carpen- ter and Gwen Millard a lot of excitement. Eileen Mohler I will to Beverly and Leslie all the luck in the world and I will all my checks I've made to my sisters, Sher and Yvette. Andlhope they have as much fun at EHS as I did. I, Sandy Johnstone, will Susie Clairmont all my good times and all my lunches at McDonald's. And Patti Vasile, an 'npointment to a dentist. mqjan gmc-yome Janic e Groupe and Ron Harrou n met in the usual manner of most high school studeutsg Janice read an ad in the Los Angeles Free Press submitted by Ron. The ad was answered and resulted in Edgewood's Tro- jan Twosomef' and they've been going together for the two and a hal years. Janice is a member of the Iliad staff and Ron is a former Edgewood gymanst. Their favorite foods are spa- ghetti, lasagna, onion rings, and cheese cake. Janice is planningon going to college atUCI and Ron's thinking a- bouttrade technical school- ing. Both are looking for- ward to marriage. Their pet peeve is conceited peo- ple and they both are really turned on by rock concerts. Their favorite activities to- gether are going on picnics going to the beach and par- tying.

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Janet Mandac Wea! Qazly f K at 1 , Q J xi .,,-f I 'tk J, e gif, 7 I , Jackie Moore, wow! There's not much to say about her, just look at her picture. Her hobbies and outside acti- vities a re sewing and Mike Hacker. She's been awarded scholarship to a beauty school where she will begin her car eer in the field of cosmotology. Sincerity and the right to make her own decisions rate as high prior- ities to her. She elieve s lifeis only what you make it and true happiness is one of the greatest gifts a person can h a v e. . ., fm' is 'fl' D ale Magner's massive built can be attributed to his outdoors and active outdoors and active life. While hunting, fishing a nd motorcycli ng are his hobbies outside of sc ool, his school a cti vi ties include Varsitcy football, Varsity track a n Lettermen's club of which he is president. Dale s t a t e s , Itry to see the good in peo- ple in contrast to the bad in society. He pla ns on at- tending Cal Poly and trans- ferring to UCLA to pursue his career in sports and compu- ter science. Senior Wil s Senior Wills I, Sa nd y Corrigan, leav. TJ Alison Allen my position as flu te section leader in ba id and a substantial amount of tranquilizers Q etc . J to put up with that section. To Mr. Jessup, l leave another person just like myself to make lit- tle comments while he's trying to teach the band and also a thank you to him and his wife for all the help and friend- ship they 've given me the past 3 years. To my sister, Mar- tha Uaberj, I leave mdy extensive vocabulary even though sh e doesn't understan it . Also my best wishes go to her and Pat forever. To Mr. Richard Brian Burgess I leave the promise that someday I will use my judo on him since he's been bugging me about it for two gears. I also leave him m y friendship forever and a great ig thank-you for being my favorite and most inspiring person that I've ever met. Nanc Oldham l w iill a fishing trip to Puddingstone to Miss Lingenfelter. To my brother my outasite car, when I'm through with it. To my Buds, alotofgood times, especially to Corrine, who never stops laughing, not even when she wakes up. And to Rita a lot of fun memories and all my future funnies. I, Colleen Mosler, will to Sharon's boyfriend his mother's a pron strings and S500 to give back to Sharon for the en- gagement ring. To Debbie Bell all the dirty looks she has given me, along with a comb. To Kathy all my fun times we have had together. To Mr. Norton all the words I have ever written in his class. To Mrs. Sweat, my gym clothes, To D eb bie W. much happiness with Mike. And finally, Edgewood I le ave you Mrs. J. . you deserve her. And to the world, I leave me! Wea! fffaifi, I will to Debbie Granneman and Linda Monterastelli my benchon the quad, my fingernails to Donna Hill, Carol Lee a nd Lynn Clude fdivided equallyj. To Karen Geiger, all the good cookiesmade at EHS and my outstanding ability in Mrs. Goodman 's English class. Last ut not least to Mrs. Herbener and M rs . Goodman I will many more field trips to the LA Museum, without me to cause confusion or what- ever. Patty Langford To our ittle group in 5th period office practice, I will a dirtyjoke book and an audienceg to Mr. Sergio, a piece of licorice fora fun year, to Silvana Flores, 2 more fun -filled years in this pitg to Mark Fraijo and Mike Lucero, a new subject to talk aboutg to Mrs. Elley and Mr. Black, a new couple they can spy on before 5th periodp and to Mark, all love and a turtle. I, Linda Rose will Jackie Moore an ever lasting love with Mike Hacker. And Nancy Geissinger the summer of l97O and the fun we had with Jerry and Danny. To Dave Spitz an ever lasting friendship and my sincerest Thank you for all the good times we had. Sharon Wrobles lwill my football ability to Scot Messenger. And a hug and a big kiss to my one and only Randy Vandergrif. Anne Monroe I will Dora Ann Swift my blue tennies. Also I will her my retainer. l W1'jj'.r K Senior Cindy Stith has too many s c ho ol activities .to mention, so we won't. Her o ut side activities includes waterskiing and varies from skin ny dipping to playing monopoly. Cindy's pet peeves ar e as follows, no dates on Saturday night, girls with dates on Saturday night, Saturday night. When she isn't charming Mr. Teresa, Cindy is eating her favorite food- --lasagna. Contrary to popular belief, Dave Spitz does not wear a gig. What he does to keep is hair nice and strait and clean and so blonde, only his hairdresser k now s for sure. Having as his hobbies, play- ing t e guitar and surfing, Dave plans on beginning his independence from what he calls a babysitting school with the free and happy life of a beach bum, and as he says, he's already doing pretty good at it now.

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Senior W17ls Jodie Mueller: I will Mindie, the middle locker that we shared for a ylear anyway and my holey gym shoes and socks. To the T ee S toogles for fourj I give some bicycles, a treehouse and a Spanis restaurant. To Mistee, a no-lamp tire, an easter basket, m share of the boxes, a self made math project a nd a can for her laugh. To Anne Merten a canned ham, a se cond r id e, som'e home-made cinnomon rolls and a chi-veri-veri! To Patty 'an extra yellow shoe for her pink pair, some cracker jacks and a muzzle. To Sue a goody-get me out of the treehousif. And to Mrs. Good'- m an , a wish that some day she will get a senior class that doesn't act like second graders. Suzanne Crawford 1 To Douglas Jackson Campbell in Las vegas I leave, a hand- ful of snapdragons, awater pistol, and a book of his poems. To Sue Frand a Saturday visit to the mayor, a future as my art agent and a card game uninterrupted by Jesus freaks. To Mistee Moreau, a small cone with the c ocolate dip and a picnic as well planned and successful as the last one. To Rob Moreau, my insane laughter to haunt him the rest of his da s. To Anne Merten, best of luck at Cal Poly and a baskelgall player ofher very own. To Andy Merten, a bot- tle of Simba. To Martha' Gleason a free ride on the bus to Eastland and suntan lotion fora weekend at Lake Lopez. To Donna Chappel some sand from all the beach trips and un- breakable string'for her beads. To Jodie Mueller much hap- piness as Mrs. Rick Palush. To Sharon Mattick, for our 2 years of art together, a lion for a pet. To Mike Morales and Barry DuBusky all the makings of a picnic including a setofhorseshoes. To George Daniels and John Leon, a map of downtown LA. To Laurie Eastman, a giant cookie. To Guy Kristofic, an A in physics. To Ron E. Walker, a ticket to Japan, to Arlene Lobato l!2 of a math project, to Michelle Da , Colorado. And, finall , to the people I leave the Eargi Ed ewood stands on as the future site of a hippy commune in gre peaceful days to come. Janice Groupe To Candy Winters I will a bobby-soxed, green and gold cheerleader. To Robin Zorns I will a string of love beads and to Vicki Yotti a few more marbles to fill that partial- ly empty brain. To my sister, Donna, I will that one and only special boy, who has yet to be found and of course her rootbeer brown VW. To Mrs. O I will last year's Iliad and staff. To Martha I will Pat Adams and a life together that will be everlasting. To those of my friends I have yet got to, I will the best of everything. To my one and only Ron, Iwill all that life may bring---happiness, love, cher- ished memories, and of course old age with me. I, Becky Strube, of not so sound mind and body do nereby will my almost unused Locker to my younger sister, Sharon and my w ond er ful friend Cheryl Young. To Janet Blair m or e space in her loc ker which we're not supposed to be sharing. To Mrs. Burns no more lost books. To Mrs. Ja- blonski my bad acting. To Mrs. Nichols my clean record. To all of my sister 's friends no more big sister hanging a- round. And last but not least, to my parents no more bad grades. Paulette Lorden To Sally Londona happy and fun senior year, and some one to be silly with. Also Mr. Black's son- Frank . To Su- zanne Rossne , Blake Miliam and Dennis Hollingsworth! To W ill Gustafson a Saturday night off work to keep your hot dates. To Bonnie Rutan M. S. To Geb Church a gold plated football to kee in shape. And to Mrs. Molher a neynsec- retary to type gre bulletin. ff Qfffoal Qilely go Qyucoeecf H e a d Songleader Carol Kiyan has shown her ability to ea success by making it through Edgewood's academ- ic process while maintaining a 3. 85 GPA. In addition to songleading and studying, Carol also actively parti- cipates in such clubs as Athcnians andthe Cali- fornia Scholarshi Federa- tion, the latter ofpwhich she is a life member. Carol's future plans are to attend the University of California at Irvine and later to become in her words, A mommy. A l tho ugh she finds hypo- critical people unbearable, she doesn't letthem ruin her outlook on life and her par- ticipation in activities. Ca- rol enjoys such Ja pa nese dishes as Spaghetti and ham - burgers while also adjusting to American taste treats like sashimi and tofu. Carol has been dancing for nine years and also teaches a Sunday School class and still finds time to indulge in her favorite past- times which are going to the b e a c h, listening to music and talking. Carol's vivac- ity and pep is shown in her activites a n d personality. Having otherwise a perfect- ly normal life, Carol has a 29 acre hangup with straw- berries. In leaving Edge- wood she states, Good luck to all you underclassmen. HA! HA! I l Ralph Maeda while being determined tobecome a millionaire by age 30 has found time in his quest for riches to play Varsity foot- ball and Swimming while being Vice President of PIK and California Scholarship Federation. His other activ- ities include Per i c le a n S, Lettermen's Club, Medical and Biological Careers. Club, and an Iliad staff member. .Ralph is the editor of the Senior Edition' and al- so finds time to maintain a 3. 95 GPA . His fu tu r e includes at- tendingtheU niversity of Southern California and be- coming a surgeon. Ralph can be seen on campus building bridges while chewing some kind of gum or another. His favorite gum is Doublemint and he's hung up on the Cafe- teria's cookies. While not in school Ralph can be seen at the beach, fishing or selling Fuller Brush products. He also digs laugh- ing and has a secret desire to become a comedian. His pet peeves are getting up in the morning-1 and re- ceiving static on is stereo system. Telling his sicken- ing puns and trying to play golf round out Ralph 's activ- ities. W i th his determination tomake it to the top, Ralph should become quite a suc- cess at something or other. Ze 4- I , J t