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

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Mark McPhereson eyes the native cuisine suspi- ciously, remembering the dinner scene in The Temple of Doom. is 233' 5 Q., 5 'fm 4 If . ' 4-Q A run. The leaders slow from ex- haustion just before the main building, and the rest of us catch up, pausing in awe. A hush falls over the group as we all gaze at the new surroudnings. The as- phalt terrain glows lightly with the morning dew, setting a ro- mantic glow for our first pic- tures of this frontier land. While our photographer rea- dies her camera for the first shot, we notice a sign facing west which reads 'Welcome to Villa Park High.' Our guide l quickly translates - in the dialect, this means 'Entering the Spartan Republic' l . f, 4 -Y J 0ur group breaks up into ' 1 5 , f- . -:-'fvrp two special interest sec- tions - our group goes off to see the sights, while another ventures off to the wilds to view the nat- ural wonders of this vast land. Our first stop is the historic Spartan Forum - the focal point of most nationalistic gath- erings. Although most Spartans refer to this location as A roll of film shot on assignment: David Marsh, Julie Marsden and Mike Vert participate in the Big Wheel Race. Shelby Doane looks on as Shannon Geary is l crowned homecoming queen, VPHS's pepsters pose for the g camera, Pep Band plays at an J 3 it away game, and Jamie Nelson and Jim Anderson block a Co- 1 FTWGVICTWGA Safari Scrapbook Sl

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simply 'The omphitheoter,' it is known in the records by its more formol title. We pose for o quick photo, then continue on to scimple the indigenous cui- sine ot on unpresumptuous little ploce known cis 'The Cofetorium.' The fore is of o sort never before encountered by ony of E the members of our por- ty. Une of our compony soys it reminds him voguely of Ameri- ccln fost food, yet he con't put his finger on the unique meth- ods of seosoning. Perhops he will explore this further in on upcoming story - ot ony rote, we viewed o few more sights ofter our mecil, ond then rejoined the rest of our group. They tell of the beoutiful londscope of the lond, espe- ciolly the notive floro. We hove just enough time to coll home to let our loved ones know we hove orrived sofely before it is time to pick up our rented motor scooters ond check in ot our lodge. Although there is much more to tell, pic tures con soy it oll bet- J terg Redd on . . . if l .6 , mon A Sldwell W Greene C Mowrey OPe '9 c Agay s Sherman K Snculum and M Mcvneresony