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

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Op lgphtk Ill Ph tk IIJ i2RlhA Sometimes we choose to look at the past rather than the future. lt's too bad we can't replay the special times of our lives such os high school doys. Going through our tapes and pulling out events such as our first date, or the times spent with friends. Do you remember the donces and football gomes we attended and the late nights devoted to paint- ing signs for spirit week or elections? These are all memories stored owoy in our minds waiting for the perfect chance to come out again. Do you remember everyone running on the field at the end of o game and holding their finger high to show pride in VPHS? It didn't make o difference who won or lost, we were all there to shore in the victo- ries or defeats. I hope this book will help us all remember high school life at VPHS. Help us to remember the friends we ate with and did homework with and went out with: and most of all remember the unity, spirit, and pride we always showed in everything we did. 15 COACH HUGHES comments on the football team's potential. But players RONNIE BEHNKE, GLENN PETTY, EDDIE SMITH and JASON ALLEN, were distracted by the cheerleaders. 25 JIMMY CHESEMORE shows his enthusiasm at the onion eating assembly. This year's assemblies created more spirit among the students at VPHS.

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ri tr sl, ' P g by M G Ph 146 Rlch A k Ph I 2 Mary Gian Ph 5, Russell Jones Ph 3. Dlrk Wakeham We all woke up each morning, ate breakfast and gathered our stuff for school. We went through each day as we had the day before: going to first and second period, talking to friends during nutrition, and trudging on to third and fourth period. We went to lunch and talked to our friends again. Some of us went home, but others had to stay for fifth and sixth period. This all sounds pretty boring, right CDon't bother answering thatb? We had to break up our daily routine some- how. Do you remember those days when we couldn't resist ditching at least one class to go out to lunch or on a donut run? Assemblies and lunch activities also helped to liven up some of our dull days at VPHS. But we should replay some of those interesting days in our minds instead of the ordinary every- day ones. Then we can create the high school we wanted through our memories. 1J MARY GIANNETAKIS and LESLIE SCHWARTZ scout for hunks 50's style. 2D CAROLINE HUNT and MARION BAVAND eat their fruit bars together at lunch. SJ MR. KURT WAHL explains to STEVE BABA about mole weight. 43 THERESA ROONEY shows JAMIE SENNET, LYNETTE KOPYCHI and APRIL ROCK her new filling. 5D TOM MAHONEY gives his sister, JILL, a ride to school. 63 MARY KAY POWELL relives her childhood days. if I I