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

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W Seniors, Jeff Hoey, Eric Sach, Matt Green and Ken I Don er compete in weird attire. Ken Robinson won 50 dollars for the most spirited perforn ance. During Club Rush, each club tried to welconrxe new n embers and encourage friendships. Monica De- Luca, Shannon Muth, Connie Anasis. Angela Mo- linari, Sonia Ishak, Sylvia Perez, Mary Vergel De Dios, Jackie Perez, Alexandra Wolf son and Alison Barbarosh recruit for Spanish Club. r Raining in Septen: ber and hotter than Hades in November? Kerry Ko bashi prepared, strolls in the rain. Every year Dance Choreography per- forms during Club Rush. Cari Reese, vice-president warms up for her rou- Tfietne -J

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Changes in the students ' attitudes and the campus appearance, gives e-w Look Ms. Thielman, Activities Direc- ' tor, came up with a radical change in tradition. Anyone must have spotted the flocks of skirts around the cam- pus. Yes, 42 was the magic number; 13 Varsity Songleaders, 12 Varsity Yell Leaders, 13 JV Yell Leaders, and 4 Mascots were established to rekindle the spirit flame and bring pride to the new VPHS. And just when students thought they had finally mastered the escape routes to leave campus for a yogurt run or lunch, they were chased down by a bouncer buggy with a unfamiliar new bouncer!. Who said all these new changes were to our advantage anyway? Although VPHS has gone tfirough many new changes, there were still many things that were untouched: looking back at the special times When the waterpolo team won the Century League Title with an overtinrie win over Foothill, Nari Takimoto and Greg McFadden screamed for their tri- umphant team. 4 Opening spent here; going through the events such as our first high school sweet- heart, or the wild and crazy times spent with friends; and remember- ing the dances and cheering at all the sports especially at football games and water polo games. All these memories are stored away waiting for that perfect chance to come out again. Do you remember after the football games when we held our fingers high showing our pride in VPHS? It didn ' t make a dif- ference who had won or lost, be- cause we all were there to share vic- tory or defeat. This yearbook will symbolize our high school years at VPHS. Helping us not to forget the smiles and warmth from our friends and the unity, spirit and pride we all showed in what we did. What ' s up Duck? yells the crowd to mascot Jennifer Blank as he models the Sack the Quack t-shirt. These shirts were sold at the football game against El Modena.

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During the sophomore election as- sennbly on Oct. 9 Ngoc Hoang, Jen- nifer De Clark. Nicole Ross, Dana Arnnstrong. Cindy Hockensmith, and Kim Mai try to decide who to vote for. This was the 2nd assembly held specifically for the sopho- The new stoplight was finally in- serted to protect students crossing Taft. It took a combined effort to bring the accidents to a halt. The pep squad used the new nunnber of 4 3 cheerleaders, to their advantage at the El Modena football game. VPHS was n ore able to boost spirit in all sports. O opening