Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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FRIENDS: Poitt o(j Owl Lij e i,c W£ f ith your best friends can be yourself because they ' re there to understand you no matter what. explained Kevin Loreque. Kim Christensen told us that friends were important to her because, During a crisis, I need someone to tell me the obvious solution to my problems. To many, friendships were a very important part of their lives. Julie Kwon expressed her feelings by saying, If you ha- ven ' t got friends, then what have you got? And Tahn Tran sadly said, I would be one heck of a lonely person without ' em. Luckily friends were there to support each other. They were there to share the little troubles and many happy times as well. Henry Lint summed it up by- commenting, Friends are good because that is the reason you go to high school for. On a less serious note, friends were considered to be the basis of fun. Going to parties, watch- ing movies, getting a bite to eat, or just hangin ' out were some of the best times enjoyed by friends. by Patty Mejia ► Best friends. Emme Hall and Elise Herndon, show us their flare for dressing with Pat and Dan Tie Dye Inc. T-shirts. Photo by Carlos Lecanda ► Tricia Aguilar and LauraDiaz share a friendly hug during lunch, as Danny Ramirez tries to get affection also. Photo by Alex Lopez T Wendy Endicott and Christina Saldhar flash their best Colgate smiles, proud to say that they are no longer freshtnen. Photo by Dawn Wazny faieuds

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Students giaejost THE RIGHT TOUCH Many things in the school year set it apart from any other. The school was still continuing in its quest for a stadium, the spirit was there like never before, and the stu- dents were unique in their own ways. Because of individuality peo- ple expressed themselves in many different ways. Wildcats showed they had a touch of spir- it when they defeated their crosstown rivals, Los Altos. And their touch of style was definite- ly noticed all over campus, as they spotted the latest trends. The studious person appeared with the students as they strove for academic excellence. Al- though this year may have seemed to be ljke any other, the students and class of ' 89 were unique, adding the right touch to the 1989 school year. Helen Hurr smiles proudly as the Drill Team. Band and Tall Flags lead the Homecoming Parade around the track. Makom Thomas looks up for a brief moment while he listens for the next play at the Homecoming Game. For the first video yearbook of H ' tlson, the cameraman looks for shots during lunch as Rex Kim directs him to where all the action IS. Photo by Carlos 7JW,

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■ Frank Monteleone, Joanne Colcol, Laura Daniels, Jennifer Colcol, Rich Burress, Alyssa Frumeni, and Jeremy Chung always enjoy each other ' s com- pany. They share a few laughs, and make sure they ' re captured on camera before heading to class. Photo by Corlos Lecanda