Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Suzy Kaatz shares a very special date with dad. Only six more shopping days until Halloween. t isn ' t always easy this thing called life. Plans don ' t always work out the way they ' re supposed to and misfortunes sometimes cloud the horizon. But ... no matter how lonely the morning sun becomes, we always have to remember that It ' s up to us we ' re the ones that have to push the clouds away. Laine Parsons 12 Opening

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' JWrtti, ' Iffany Prutia puthet for personal and school xcellence. wUh ' herTalhr ' ° ' «» ' l 8 queen. Shannon Bradley share, a touching moment The trumpet section delivers another command performance. ' e thought the end of the year would never get here. We finally got used to the cafeteria food, lived through finals. SAT ' s, bells, clock that did not work, and rainy day congestion. We laughed about all the hassles during scram- ble, pop quizes, donut runs, and ex- cuses about missing homework. During the final weeks of school freshmen were ecstatic because they finally learned their way around the school and they managed to ad- just to the fast pace of high school life. Sophomores were glad they had successfully reached the half-way point of their high school career. Juniors looked forward to becom- ing a senior with only one more year to go. Seniors became swamped with ordering and sending gradua- tion announcements, and eagerly tried on their caps and gowns. As the sun set the darkening shadows filled the abandoned Upland High School campus as the 1982-83 school year concluded Opening 11

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1 -4 Betsy McDonough laughs at the rules of the lunch-time activity. ▼ Lisa Baber and Dean Williams realize that along with becoming a senior comes de- cent food. Magnus Andersson demonstrates the latest In foreign fashions. Opening Iv5