Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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I. Lauren Schwartz swings at pinata as wild misses. 2, Disguised as a, sophomore. Steve Alcorn intrudes on ti sophomore history class to gather booty. 3. Muscleman Mike Capps practices for Si: Spartan. ' 4. Early in October Diane Hart votes in thl sophomore class elections. 5. The class of '80 demonstrates the spiril that often challenged upperclassmen, 6. As sophomore registration line creeps forward Janice Drew wonders if she will g her classes. 1 5 onlookers cheer her 3 4 6 3 r lm ,..x. . is' Ss. ft

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ey've Qnly Just Begun The Carpenters ike the ugly duckling that suddenly came of age, homores were awakened and found themselves the e, yet somehow different. hev floated in from Peralta, Cerro Villa and district and state schools. No one knew and some sophomores knew no one. They herded together, led through registration then free to find their way and hopefully themselves. -.L.. Sophomores are traditionally the bottom of the system. They are shorter than the crowds. They are invariably lost, confused and late. but the class of '80 emerged cheering. They were overflowing with spirit, competition and vitality. They herded in mass numbers to the Hi dance and dominated the floor, their numbers appeared at every function and activity. Classes provided variety from their limited junior high choices. but suddenly so much was required. They were presented with graduation standards. class grading scales, notebook, projects. essays then they realized that They've Only Just Begun. Tk ull' alrmig V ,Q H Opening 3