La Canada High School - Omega Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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3d Karen Watts Lan7 Webb Jeannie Weyl Dan Whisenant Diana White Arlene Wieser Kinley Wilcox Kurt Wildemnuth Lori J. Williams Mark Winn Jennifer Winterbottom Steve Witt Many moons ago an ancient Indian burial ground was de- secrated as thie first stones in our school ' s foundation were set. The Holy ground beneath our Quad was the grave site of o famous warrior. As the story goes: the heroic brave was gloriously basking in the sun when a Polish settler came and shot him. Now, today, Charlie Hawkins (a direct descendant of the dead brave) works to maintain the honor of his dead great, great, great grandfather ' s grave. In a desperate attempt to rid the Quad of all students, Charlie continually hurles malicious objects off the third story. After being abducted by Voytek Delinski, Charlie was heard saying, It was worth it. Cramps would have wanted it this way. Shane Gazan (reportedly the illegitimate son of V.D.] refuses to respect this ancient site. Although so far, the only revenge has been in the form of water and flour drops. Charlie says, unless Shane mends his ways and repents, more drastic measures will be taken. Kristy WoodDum 47

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Michele Valmassoi ' Raindrops Keep Falling on My He Shane Gazan, victim of a descendant ' s wroth. Anne van Bef1 hout 46 Debbie Varian Andrea Walker ai H ' Mil 1 James Walker Karen Wallace

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' -L ' iU. ... Sfi I ' M AS FREE AS A BIRD NOW Brett Wright Scott Zacriory Rick Zimmerman 48 = -+ ' ■- afc Stress takes its toll. The highly motivated students of Lo Canada High School are often subject to incredible degrees of self- inflicted stress. Manv will live and die for their G.P.A. during this nine-month cram festival. Tales of terror are related by students who have battled sleep through- out the night to complete the impossible assignment. Asked why he tortures himself in this way, David Gil- mour replied, Because it feels so good when it ' s over. In fact, I ' ve never felt as good as I do right now; I ' ve just aced Mrs. Patterson ' s chemistry final, and it was the last test of my entire high school career. Then, hurling his papers skyward, he became airborne from a nearby flight of stairs, and, running down the hall he could be heard screaming, That ' s it! It ' s Over! I ' m outta here! See you at the reunion! Good-bye! I ' m gone!