Warren High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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James Abney' Edward Addington Alex Akloff Tracy Ala wa y A Long Awaited Time, Finally Here This is our year after struggling as underclassmen for 3 years. The time has come for us to lea ve and say goodbye. We have experienced many new things in our four years as Warren High Students. lt's hard to believe that 25 years ago Warren High School opened and we are the 25th graduating class to lea ve this school. l have enjoyed my four years as a Warren High student. l ha ve experienced many new things that I will remember for the rest of my life. I will look back upon when we started as the rookies in 9th grade, learning the trade of being High School students and leaving Junior High behind. Football games were the big thing as we were so close to touching the big CIF crown in our sophomore year. I have met many new friends every year. And each year has given me specihc memories, the big thing now is each year we progress, we mature. CLASS OF 81 !! -Kevin Eads. x 1 'M if M. Photographers snapped an excellent shot of happy faces during Downey- War - ren week. Kevin Tatum, Nan Kennedy, and Erik lngermen are just a few of the seniors enjoying themselves. Penny Almanza Ricky Alton Ricardo Amarilla Tracy AIDGS David Anderson 12 GRADUATES .fp

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r 259- .. . K . N sf. P G AD E Q I 'V l tl is , if l i , lik 2 X' Q I .f Here squutnts a' Senior better known as David Hewitt, who shows us an example of a saucy loss as Papa Joe looks on. T hctually, il anyone wanted to know how many laces were in this bool: they could count. Ury tl they wanted to know howl many laces were in all the yearbooks that this school had produced, they could do hhewiseur But, numbers don lt counts What counts is how the laces have chan- ged - il they have - and how the people to whom the laces belong contributed to the school or what this school gave each ol them throughout the years The first Senior Class came to Warren as Sopho- mores in September, 1956 They came to an earthen campus, barren of tradition, yet lull ol promise. They werent happy until they made it their own. But as their graduation day grew close, they felt they had left one tradition behind that couldnt 't tail - pride in Warren 's academit' and ath- letic excellence - Bear Pride! llne lunch is about to be lost or so it seems as .Sunil Khanna plots while Mike iertic points., Kevin Tatum doesn 't' seem happy being photographed while Tim Mauk is truely surprised. Alter all, who would dare photograph the master 9 photographer. GRADUATES-1 I

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