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

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GOMZALEZ, RICHARD GOMZALEZ, SAMUEL GOMZALEZ, SAMDRA GRAVES, TREIGH GREBEL, ROBERT GREEM, SCOTT GRUBER, RUSSELL GUTIERREZ, MARIA GUTIERREZ, SAMDRA GWin, JASON GWIN, SHAYNE GWIM, ROMAN HALL, KIMBERLY HAMILTON, MIKE HARRINGTON, CHERYL HAWKINS, HEATH HEM, LORI HERNANDEZ, LIDIA HERNANDEZ, VICKIE HERRERA, ELIZABETH HESTER, RORY HIGGINSON, BRENDA HILL, KELLI HINSON, MICHEAL 26-Seniors

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FRIEDMAn, CHRIS rURSTEMFELD, KELLI rURUTA, LYDIA GAFMEA, CHAnTELL GAIMES, JASON GALIDDO, YVOnrSE GALVAM, RICKY GARCIA, LUZ GARCIA, SUSAMNE GASTELUM, AMGELIMA GENEROSO, GALE GEORGE, CARRIE GEORGE, MARK GIL, MICHELLE GILMAM, KELLY GLEMH, AMY GLEnn, PATTI GLENN, PAUL GLUCK, KATHERINE GOEBEL, MICHAEL GOECKNER, TERENCE GONDERMAN, CHERI GONZALES, JEFFREY GONZALEZ, LORENA Seniors-25

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To a JL JL iL • ,- v EDITOR f «- Patty Faust shows us how to march to the Band s sound Registering for the S.A.T. A C.H. tests Meeting after the football game at MacDonalds Knowing that the ■ Class of ' 88 is the best Volunteering for the Blood Drive and not fainting Waiting for GRADUATIOn!!! Planning for Prom without going broke Fulfilling editor responsibilities for The Justice Deciding what to do after high school or three years, I looked forward to my opportunity to be Editor in Chief of the newspaper during my senior year. I dreamed, planned, and waited my turn - and finally that fateful last year arrived. I found myself exactly where 1 wanted to be - in control. And suddenly I discovered an entirely new angle - there ' s alot more to this editor business then first meets the eye: the responsibility, the hastle, the long trips to the printshop every other week became even bigger nuisances when 1 had to do them. It ' s a good thing 1 wasn ' t all by myself. Whenever the preassure seemed too much - 1 had the shoulder of my Co-editor to lean on for support. And through all the pain, all the arguments, all the nearly missed deadlines - we actually had some fun: learning to compromise and to take a joke . On the whole, it was a good year - we accomplished most of what we set out to do, broke a few rules in the process, and left behind a reputation for future Editor ' s to live up to. Is it any wonder Ms. K always seemed to be dangerously close to going over the edge? Maybe it s for the best the year is finally over, we seem to be having too much fun for our own good. Mow we can sit back and let someone else worry, and struggle, and run around in circles. This last post mortem ' is finished. — Paula White Seniors-27