Holy Family High School - Response Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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5 . t . 5 I . f , I I Zi . ' I INSIDE STORY Opening Senior Academics Activities Sports iiei SIUCIGNS Clubs iiii ' 2 8 34 I 42 ieii I 60 68 ', , ,Lk S Thekfide roiisgin of Lojgioiio Son iiiiego. 'We are number 4, cause number 2 won'T dei chonts Pouic Wilson, cheerieoder. A troffic jam forms os seniors ond freshmen pile on The slide at Verdugo Pork. Wiih Pooh os added supporil Terri Ehrhori cheers The Goeis to victory. OPENING 3

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NEXM PG P' People ,are the .key to making. news. They are gg the wha in me- diait Events 'at l-idly Farhily High Schools.. compare afto the occur-'fs 590995. P!f'nf9d ...r.. 'lima ,neY'5Pal?e --1- 'Girls' 'ossiptravelin ' throu t h the 9 9. 9 y corrid grapevineifs resembles col-it QS 'fD0Clf Abbevf' and Ann Landers. Students have ups and downs iwhichi' can 'Ebel' com paredfto other frequent ,eet .fluctuations in the stock market Even ever day volleyball or basketball games take son-sa new dimensions when you think of them in bigger terms. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat applies not only SWORLD the News to top world competitors but also to high school athletes. l g ' Girls at Holy Family are indivi- duals, every personffunique and vi- tal in the role she plays rlll w hilefin high school. Varying hobbies and backgrounds aid 'in making 'a colorful collage of people.cWith the assistance of the y,ever-ready-to- helpi faculty members, girls are able to realizes and work to-their full potential. y y H l l . As the big wheels of time turn, HoIy'Family students will move into widening life circles. .Who can fore- tell what news stories they will ap- pear in next? 2 OPEINHNG

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Forecast on the 80' The youth of America have never faced a new decade with more uncertainty than today's future adults look toward the 1980's. A generation is leaving the seven- ties aware of the present dilemmas looking our nation in the eye.- The pros and cons of nuclear energy, the gas shortage, and the fast dropping value of the buck tell us that the 1980's will not be easy years. Glancing back on the final year of the seventies, a person can take a more posi- Dreaming of a 30-lap goal, Monica Esco- bar has her card marked by a Mothers Guild official. l'm not taking your crayons! exclaims Bridget Flynn in studio arts. tive attitude. The renowned Hillside Stran gler was at long last put behind bars in tha Year of the Child. Though struggling wit the Iranian conflict, America began to pre pare herself for the upcoming presidentia election, while Pope John Paul ll visited the eastern half of our country. What lies ahead? The outline of a decr ade, challenging in its opportunities yet so bering in the reality of its problems, apr pears in the future. 11 OPENING