Upland High School - Hielan Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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The end justifies the means Upland High Experiences A y eff- 6,.Qjfk91'iQt.f,i , mei fCw'1,.,, n 747400 -2, - f, FD J L My be a Facelift Over the summer, Upland High School experienced a facelift. Although not all of the changes were cosmetic, a great many were. Among those visible campus re- arrangements were the building of parking lots, and replacing the tree- filled lot along Eleventh Street with new portable classrooms. .ffffg A if MQ' 1 Cfaiffzifd walls around the student and faculty fqjgjvfr W if f ,f gf, Q, A f I Besides the physical make-over, Cffjift ,. Upland was changed by the addition ', , ,T T ,WK ff of new blood. Through Unification, ,H I AU fx , Upland High School received fifty Ui QUTX ' new qualified teachers. These . ff .5 1 . , ,Kg tj teachers provided Upland High the Qu! A A life it needed to initiate fresh new cw f uL!7AL - ideas. f A 1 , f A change in the attitude of lj Ufzzflfdy S Uplanders also took place. Students Ai , L ,CDG A gained school and class spirit g lj ' J ,ujyxy through a feeling of unity. Unifica- 5 'f tion brought in more money, t ef X 1 'Qss f - decreasing the teacher-student ratio. cf The new Upland High School OJLQ fi, Ya , ,Guidance Office was also bettered 1 Ngiwijwad ' rough a computer system which pb 4 I A ,A ' ut down on long schedule correc- f5UCQ26fL0sI?ion lines at the beginning of the Mm icefi A tffefief yea H - VV f , A year before, when Unification I fi fl ' 1 digg was passed, no one was sure what All fglfa F would transpire. However, with Q00 ff l. X every opposing factor, there were , A two successful accomplishments. f Uk by Gennifer Guymon I 'A 'lf ll f, , , I ,fi fl, y Qepc UMM? X, aff, X Q I 4 - X 4 School

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6 School 'T Standing in form, Brenda Weaver prepares to cheer the varsity football team to block that kick! Photo by Vicki Scott A frenzied regiment squad kicks its heels upto victory. Photo by John Christensen R 5 x Xiw R Vw as ri if