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

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A group of freshmen congregate to protect their lunches from the awaiting vultures (sometimes called seniors). Vergaray, Eddie Vierra, Chris Vigil Jr., Andy Villagran, Max Villanueva Jr., Oscar Walker, Cynthia Wang, Amy Warrick, Kenyatta Washebek, Erika Waters, Jennifer Watson, Clifford Waugh, Tracey Weaver, Kelli Webb, Jennifer Webb, Laurie Wegener, Oliver Wehage, John Wilson, Brande Wittig, Kimberly Wood, Michelle Wynia, Bridget Yee, Jonathan Yoon, Gilbert Young, Amanda Young, Serena Zarate, Melissa Zuniga, Ruth Zweber, Andrew Teller, Jennifer rreshman-241

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Having Fun Is What Freetime Is AH About My freetime is my own - nothing but time on my hands to do with as I please. I don ' t want to think about homework. I don ' t want to believe in teachers. I don ' t want to worry about grades. I just want to have fun - and lots of it. It doesn ' t really matter what I ' m do- ing when I ' m not in school, just so long as I have a good time. It doesn ' t matter if I ' m with a group of my friends terrorizing society or by my- self relaxing in front of the T.V. at Stoneberg, Ricky Stouff, John Strieker, Jason Suesz, William Sullivan, Jolee Svay, Bunna Tafralis, Demitrios Tail, Shane Tassos, Christopher Tea, Lang Teal, Demetris Terrazas, Alan Thiele, Linda TIdwell, Lacy Tongkul, Piyawat Torres, Carolina Torres, Michael Torres, Tony Trevino, Cindy Tristan, Yvette Truong, Thoai Tumbaco, Judith Ulloa, Eunice Urroz, Melmin Valdovinos, Rosario Valladares, Adrianne Van Rensselaer, Dana Vance, Gerald Vargas, Jennifer Vargas, Monica home. There ' s always a decent rea- son for everything I do - it ' s based on seeing how much fun I can have. After all, life is short enough and while two more years at this institu- tion seems like a long time, I ' m not fooled. I understand the game, but I ' m not one of those people who play and just let life go by while waiting for something better to come along. I live for now, I pray for tomorrow. And in between both - 1 have the best pos- sible time I can. That ' s what spare- time is all about. Michelle Luckey stands above the crowd i 240-Freshman

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HACKERS? Susie Ferro and Juan Ruiz work bought and sold ads. Advertisements are a bigger part of the yearbook than many people think. They aren ' t just places in Downey that want their name and or picture in our yearbook hoping to influence people to come to their business. Advertisements are a very important part of the yearbook. Without them the price of the yearbook would be higher and we couldn ' t have any special designs. We are grateful to those businesses who have purchased ads. Mow to show our thanks please thumb through the advertisement section. Look at them more carefully be- cause these are the loyal patrons who help us please you by donating their good money to our desper- ate cause. Student Advertise- ments also play a big part in the yearbook. Those who purchased Student Ads are also donating their money to help create a better yearbook. Student Ads give parents and students a chance to tell either their children or friends just how they feel and all the good times they ' ve shared together. Student Ads run in 8 different sizes beginning with a $10.00 square. Some people think this is too expensive, but you can ' t put a price on family and friends. Most of all you can ' t put a price on an Awesome El Oroso! We would like to thank you again for your support on the 1987-1988 El Oroso. intently on recording those who 242 Ads We took the time