Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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SEND THE WOOD A PETROGRAM The 1983 green white is dedicated to Coach John ' Tetro Petrosian The Wood Works . . . thanks to Petro! The Annual Staff of ' 83 has a respectful dedication. We couldn ' t have picked a better choice throughout our whole nation. He started coaching here on Valentines Day in 1972. Since then he ' s been doing a lot for us and IHS too. He graduated from Cal State with a high degree. Some weekends he goes Armenian dancing when hiis time is He ' s been the Big I sponser Guy for five glorious years. JHg K He ' s helped our teams to deserve the best of cheers. Inglewood respects him for what he has done. And when it comes to coaching, he is number one! Whatever he has coached-football, baseball or track, He took them all to GIF, all the way there and back! He ' s coached girls ' softball which is his favorite of all, and he also coaches girls ' varsity basketball. He ' s happily married and he has two sons. He ' s full of life and fiill of fun. His hobbies are plain too see; He loves coaching people like you and me. He even stays after school to help some days. His helping hand has assisted us in so many ways. So thank you for all your work, we ' re glad that your came here. If it weren ' t for Ovaness Petrosian, the sun wouldn ' t shine each year. 4 Opening

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Meet The rincipa. Of The Wood Works This has been a great school year! There were many things that were responsible for the feeling of success and achievement that we share. For some it may have been be the loyal- ty and pride shown at our athletic events. For others the academic suc- cess achieved in the classroom may have been paramount. Physical im- provements in facilities may be re- membered by many as areas of note. My greatest source of enjoyment was seeing our students continue to grow, and develop to become good citizens and scholars. A special thanks goes to the class of ' 83 for providing good examples of leadership for underclassmen to follow. Thanks to our faculty and staff for parts that they played in making this possible. We truly are a School of Cham- pions! Sincerely, Louis C. Thomas, Principal lanina shows that even the youngest Thomas has the IHS spirit. ' v. - ■d$ ' : Vi» I V - -If- ' ,y A J