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

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5. F l. JC The Pillar Paiier of Ting F991 dig. .--J I JM, Pl! e il ff gm 1 L P' wilful or 4 Madhuri Parsons, Becky Johnson, and Shone Rochek walk around during lunch looking for available guys. AA Relaxing at lunch time is a favorite activity for Melissa Prettyman, Sarah Roneu, and Jennifer Gilhausen. A Would you say that these young girls, Ramona Johns, Linda Castanon, Tina Foust, and Alicia Brand, look like they are pig- ging out? Freshmen 5 Sophomores 9 v F -,: 1.lJf'.ri1- , ES

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ew ids on the lock A few new changes have occurred at Villa Park High School this year. The school has become a four year high school with many freshmen entering for the '87-'88 year. Along with the freshmen, the sophomores are here too. Now, the food lines will be even longer and the campus even more congested than it already was. Are their new faces a wanted welcome? You be the judge, but these eager young students are here to carry on the Spartan traditions of leadership, pride, and sportsmanship. One other plus is more sports teams and increased activities to supply the demands of the many new students. Along with the cheerleaders, Villa Park spirit has now surged anew with these new students and their great effort to make Villa Park High School the best. Let's hope that they've had a great year with many more ahead of them. With the seniors of '88 here to show them the way, they will undoubtedly have great high school memories. vii ' . g ' .F PA Brad Creagan, Mike Aguirre, and Brian Pearsall joke around during lunch. A Doesn't Kathy Welch look like she is enjoy- ing those chips? P The first day of school is difficult for all freshmen, especially for those students who have come from out of state like Camilla Porbe. 8 Opening

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