Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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LEFT Eating as usual — Dean ISO, Andy Osuki. John Takemuro, Jeff Yamabivashi, and Steve Bruno eat the same thing during the Home- coming festival BELOW- Late to Class — After opening her locker as usual, Darlene Senaha deciOes what books to take. FAR LEFT BELOW Boredom — Standing a round bored isn ' t unusual for some Keppel students, FAR RIGHT BELOW: l lnd Boggling — Holding the crowds ' interest isn ' t easy for anyone. HO ' O Hobit J fi.rec:-

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Hard Habit Life ' s full of habits that cannot be broken. We become used to the same old thing, no urge for change. But why do we perform the same routine day after day until it becomes a hard habit to break? There ' s always room for change in anyone ' s life at some point. No one can stand absolute drabness and mon- otony. There must be something worth living for than a dull and gruesome life. Excitement has to occur. Whatever thrills and chills there are, it ' s something out of the blue. Individuals must break out of their shell and do something that will leave a special mark on high school memories. You ' ve got to come out of the doily routine. Follow your imagination no matter how wild the idea is. So what if there is some embarrassment, you ' ll be having the time of your life. If you don ' t satisfy your desires, emptiness and regret will take its place. Like the old saying, Habits are made to be broken. ABOVE: Working Hard — Scooping and serving popcorn were criores Nancy Lee, Tina Chee, and Teresa Clieung slaved upon RIGHT Concentration — Dedicated to his studies, a student concentrates intensely. Dare to be Different Hofd Habit to Break Opening

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Dare to Be Yourself ' jrself on a deserted - the responsibilities ■t just to get cwoy Have you eve- — ■— island wtiere yc of everyday lif-- ■ from all the pe: The crowd at vides security, but other times it can pc -, - : eat to that very security which it offers. How many times have you ever wished for a place where you can escape the chaos and confusion of the crowd? Does such a place exist? Amidst the hullabaloo of the multitude, i exists such a place. This place exists becaus- exist, but it is often over-looked by those search too frantically. This nook from so ' which We seek is closer than we ' ve ever reali o-vj As a matter of fact, it is right under our noses. Yet it is not stationary. It moves when we move One minute it is the comfort and serenity of our ow bedrooms; the next minute it can be th sion and disorder of passing period. This place has no borders. It spans as allow it to; like our imogination it knows riw m can only be restrained by those obstacles v, we create for ourselves. Whether we ' re quietly studying in the library or just enjoying lunch with friends at the crowded lunch courts, our place is there. There is a place in the crowd for everyone. In a crowd there is ... a place for you. ». W. -.J : In a Crowd A Place for You Opening