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

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TAMING UNDERCLASS- MEN: Ms. Lords shows Anthony Mar- quez what happens when a class- room law is broken. i GOING TO CLASS: Underclassmen walk quickly to class to avoid their third tardy. MODEL or THE 80 S: Elzie Young shows us his new modeling step. Underclass 199 To be Wee.

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MALLOWEEM? Michelle Minnix, the notorious Drugs. We, the underclassmen, or as I say the underpriviledged, stand together for these reasons. Each student makes becoming a Senior a challenge. We all go through changes. To many students the word freshman means goofing off and having an excuse for it. To others it means forgetting about childish pranks and games and becoming the mature adults that parents and teachers have pre- pared them to be- come. Freshmen start to dream about taking their drivers educa- tion classes and about getting rid of their bottom lockers. As Freshmen become Sophomores they seem to mature more in their views about life. They gain respon- sibilities when they re- ceive their license and perhaps receive a car. Juniors are at least the top of the under- class. in their Junior year. pirate, is saying no to 198 Underclass We Took The Time some students become more concerned with their education and preparing for their Senior year, while others begin to party seriously!!! Juniors begin to think about their future; deciding if they can make it through high school let alone col- lege. Some Juniors take the P.S.A.T. for the first time. This is almost as frightening as your driver ' s license test. Juniors have more opportunities as well as more respon- sibilities. They begin to prepare for their reign over the school as Seniors. They ex- pect life as a Senior to be the way it was meant to be. Within the underclass section you will find a variety of people. Each acting as an in- dividual but together as a great group of students. The under- class makes up the majority of the people that attend Warren high. Take the time to get to know them a little better.

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Phone Calls Provide Lifeline As an underclassman, I spend my time talking on the phone as much as possible. When I ' m not on the phone, I ' m either at parties, a school activity or dance, or I ' m over at my boyfriend ' s house spending time with him. When I ' m at school, I ' m either at club meetings, in the office, or hanging out with my friends at our table — talking and joking around and having a good time. On the weekends, I go to the movies on Fridays. On Saturdays, I either go to Knott ' s Berry Farm or ice skating, and on Sundays I kick back and talk on the phone or spend time with my friends. — Tracie Johnson Edward Huffman is putting his books away after a hard days work. Abel, Jason Abuelhawa, Donna Acosta, Israel Adamson, David Alexander, Petra Allensworth, Jeffery Alvarez, Sandra Alvarez, Tina-Marie Ambriz, Amalia Amores, Alietty An, Paul Armijo, Karyn Arriola, Michelle Ayon, Aida Babigian, Arthur Badea, Ion Ballard, Jeffrey Bangunan, Clinton Baricevic, Kiley Barme, Stephen Barrosa, David Bazen, Cathy Beeson, Kurt Beltran, Cynthia Bensinger, Cassie Bhadrecha, Hitesh Birrell, Kristic Birthman, Marci Bond, Kenny Boudreau, Richard ■■ » iH fx 7 4 i 200-Juniors