West Covina High School - Lycurgean Yearbook (West Covina, CA)

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Marjie Dragus :bin Police and julie McNabb at lunch their freshman year. l97-4-7 .lust More Year Ile Lx New if .f Freshman Class Council The year was 1974, and a group of Beings known as the new freshmen class came to the dark halls of West Covina High School. With janet Mansfield as President, they raised money with events such as the usual Car Washes and bake sales. Thoughthey weren't the most successful class in history theylearned to work together as a Class and are on their way. 1973-74 ave Times Changed ? '? , ' ' 1 fi? 5 L' 5 Campbell and Patty De1Fante at 73- 74 Spirit Week. Well have they? Remember our freshmen year? Jill johannsen was class President, Patty Del Fante was Vice President and Kim Miller was Secretary. Ricky Brice and Malinda Knutson were Mr. S Miss Hello. Carrie Rizzio was Spartan Belle. Our freshmen football team was 4th in the Sierra League. We sure look different and hopefully we act different. It was a great four years. I i ,sa W Bonnie Denison P-T, ,sq Aw-Q 1' s 1,1 1 hun. Joe McConvil1e, DeeDee Medley, Ron Taskey, Dave Rawson, Tim Rissinger, Linda Miller, Steve Sias.

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, vi. 1976-77 So farthis year the class of 1980 has nartici- pated in only one acutal school event, Spirit Week, where they placed fourth. We look for- ward to much activity and involvement from them in the years to come. ff: l f'- I975-76 Y0u're ,bi ew Beginning , , , for meeting new people. alf a There Kerry Wiemokly As freshmen, the class of '79 had two events. Our first one was a Car WashlBake Sale, inwhich we didn't do too well, but good enough to get us started. Then we had our very success- ful Blster Egg Sale. Freshman Class Council i wr '1

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4 v DQdiC21lti At home ln the w1ld blue yonder as well as behmd the lectern mhls classroom 1S Tom Anders chalrman of West Covma H1gh School Soclal Sc1ence Department A sen1or member of the Spartanfaculty, he fondly recalls hls 1n1t1al year nn a cdndemned bullding on the old Covma H1gh School campus He has watched wxth prxde and pleasure the growth and matunty of sshool and student body ahke 1n the ensumg years We 've got our faults, but our students are the best around A devotee of fislnng, huntmg, and of course flymg, tlns av1d Sportsman once played baseball 1n college and on the farm club of the St Lou1s Cardlnals SerV1ce above and beyond the call of duty 1n World War II earned hun two purple hearts, one bronze and one s1lver star, a good conduct medal, and a Pres1dent1al c1tat1on Marrled and the father of f1VS boys, he st1ll v1s1ts the old El Paso, Arkansas homestead wluch he owns For Ins long years of servwe, both 1n and out of the class room, the staff, wlth admxratmn, ded1cates the 1977 Lycurgean to Mr Tom Anders . . . . w . . . . ' . 4 . 1 i . u 0 ' a . . , , I I ' X . . l c Q I . . 1 . . . . . . 1 . . 1 . , I , . . . . X V . s o 1 l