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

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Knstinp Smith %!lw Q ' m just sitting here watchiing thie wheels go round and round. Jonathan Speors Chris Springett Liso Stock Stacey Stadny Por Steif Carey Ste ' : K V Tommy Stradiotto Katherlne Strunk William Strvjnk Shen Stutz Chris Sullivan Ted Tannors Despite their poor showings in the post, the Juniors came oh so close to winning the cov- eted honor of best home- coming float. In the long run, , ' V the awards and prizes were j; L ic only a small part of the excite- ' ' ' ' - ment of Homecoming week. Tara Thiesmeyer Scott Tibbetts Colin Tiemey The real thrill WOS generated through dress up days, class ,- . competition, and float build- K m ■ ' «i, - ® Juniors were also the iae » oi |ly Victims of floot raiding. I? — - V Cindy Valentine Drew Vickers Marty Vogel Ten Trent Ncrgess Vonda ' ■ k 59

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Peopt Are Strange ' S ' ,... f Perrin Samantho Phillips Jay Pichel Victoria Pitts Suzanne Powell Ma Prentice Jir Przybyla Deborah Rader David Raguso Kevin Ronck Todd Rankin €i C George Rappard Katherine Peid Poss Rembac Mathew Picki Eric Riepe • Rini Janet Roberts Donald Rowley Dan Rubendali Lisa Pyon % t ). Don Saatzer Britta Sandelmann Jodi Sayer Ellen Schmeitink Bob Scott Talk to the animals. A% A Ryan Scott Ommar Sein Brian Sheehan Kevin Sheehon Laurel Sheridan iv Hannah Shih Robert Shim Julie Shiveiy , ?E| i Jeff Sibbrel John Siogren Jill Skinner

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Jeff Winterbottom Innocent Age rw Nancy Voik Sharon Vusich Wendy Wade Barbara Walker Greg Wall Craig Wallace Doug Washburn Ann Wesson Pafrick White Pam Whitehair Mary Wiederkehr kl Ann Wiley Scott Williams . ■. »■ jg ' i ' ■ r V . « J toi. Jeff Wilson Tom Wilson Jill Winterbottom Patricia Winters Dreamer A Ps r V P -% EncWood Richard Woodbum Steven Woodruff Craig Woolson Mike Yates Dominic Yoong In Kathy ' s unaware and thoughtful pose we find an essence of childhood, a sel- domly revealed side of all of us. Despite our struggles to be mature and wise, we all love to be kids sometimes. Hold on to sixteen as long as you can . . . 60