Windward High School - Windwardian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1986 volume:

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Carbonation and homework don ' t mix You should have been there yesterday, dude I want ... to go home ' Everyone loves Wmdwards gourmet food 10 Your kidding!! How come you ' re allowed to eat in the library ' What a case of seniontis. Una vez mas? What ' s going on here? Three new friends 11 7th Grade Barbeque WINDWARD 7TH GRADERS WERE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET BETTER ACQUAINTED WITH EACH OTHER OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM AT THE 7TH GRADE BARBEQUE. THESE STUDENTS WERE QUICKLY UNITED AS A CLASS AND FILLED WITH THAT SPIR- IT ASSOCIATED WITH WINDWARD. My New Friend. 12 Ne vcomers ' Party WINDWARD NEWCOMERS GOT OFF T O A GREAT START AT THE ANNUAL NEWCOMERS ' BEACH PARTY. LOUNGING ABOUT ON THE SAND EATING JUNK FOOD AND CATCHING WAVES OUR NEW STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO MEET EACH OTHER, RETURNING STU- DENTS, AND SOME FACULTY. THIS EVENT PROVED TO BE A WARM WELCOME TO OUR WINDWARD FAMILY. THESE TWO PREFER SWIMMING IN THE SAND 13 WINDWAROIAN lankNDM Halloween One slice for you, one slice lor us. 14 And for dessert I ate my seventh period class. Girl from Tfie Sting meets girl with a sting. Who IS that masked teacher? Buckwheat lives!! 15 WINDWARDIAN «i Nc i '  Fall Block A Windward alumnus shows us around. What, me worry? As the leaves on the trees fell in Catalina, Arizona, and Northern California, Windward students were there to watch. Catalina hosted the seventh through tenth graders as they frolicked merrily in the sand. The upper class students floated down the Colorado River. Unfortunately we have no pictures as they were all eaten by sharks. A few brave juniors and seniors were bussed up and down the coast checking out colleges . . . The deer liked the food belter than we did. One time when Carly wasn ' t i_iyuiq 16 College Block STANFORD BOUND? YA, RIGHT WINDWARDIAN AND Catalina GRRRRRRRRR WINDWARD ' S CHEERLEADING SQUAD ARENT THEY SWEET ' SURF ' S UP DUDE 18 Block 4 ooooooooooo YAHOO WINDWARDS CATALINA EXCHANGE STUDENT FIVE LOVING FRIENDS ENJOY I CATAL NA I tSLAMO I 19 WINDWARDIAN iHH-: J . FACULTY RULE MAKERS WINDWARDIAN .A. ' aPANDtNo k Luis Aguilar-Monsdlve Roger Anderson Sergio Arrecis Ken Asher yt Barbara Bernstein Lynn Blair Madeline Boyd Bube Delia Bush Pam Bush Andy Caslanon John Caster 22 Heidi Chapnick Ray Friend r% ' ' . Tim Corcoran Minh Do Mike Gariinkel % Daniel Gavaldon Gail Edson Tom Gilder f Bernie Goldfine Ethel Gullette Tom Haglund Paula Hirsch 23 WINDWARDIAN E3ob Hodash David Johnson Jane Jones Ian Kimbrey Neil Kramer Cesar Luna Pia Lyotier Sharyn Udell-Mckee Patti Nix Sharon Pearline Natalie Plachte-White 24 Jim Stevens Mike Swasey Greg Thome John Tipre lefi Warren Rolie Windward Shirley Windward Dick Wursler 25 WINDWARDIAN •Is sSJSs SiS - M;. . l - STUDENTS RULE BREAKERS WHAT ARE THEY UP TO NOW? SNOOZE BETWEEN CLASSES 28 7th Grade NELL CROSS T - ilfc Z. ANDREW EDELSTEIN RACHEL ENGEL DAVID EZER CRAIG FURST BOBBY GROSSMAN V ' ■- r 9 ' WIP ) MARK EPPINGA lUSTIN HALGREN I I kObtkl HAMILTON RYAN HARVEY ZOE HARVEY DAVID HELVEY 29 WINDWARDIAN DEBRA HILL R EMILY KOVNER CHRIS JACOBS DAVID LEONARD K,S - m WARREN MITCHEL DAMON NEEDLEMAN %«- ' -- LINDSAY PADGETT JENNY JOHNSON SHERRY LOEWINGER LISA MOSS JOSH KATZ CASEY LUGASH m. ' Gf TODD NATHANSON ■m «l «: ALISA PASTERNACK EMIL PETERS 30 EDDY VATARU -?« ' KATHERINE VITTES JESSE WEGMAN JOSHUA WEIL •I l . JON WEISS 31 32 Eighth Grade SHIRL! BRAUTBAR JACQUELINE BROWNER JOSH BURNS JOSH CARROLL r J 33 «aff5 KATIE EZOR lASON FROMM TALIA GAD ROBBIE GALPERSON TALIB HAMILTON ION HAMNER BETH HASSLEBACH STEPHEN INGALLS BETH lACOBSON CHRIS KIKUTA ERIKA KNICKMEYER ALISSA MACH ION MERWITZER DAVID METZNER LAUREL MILLER 34 ALEX MOOZKOLOV DANNY PINDER ANDREA REISSMAN KIMBERLY ROBMAN REBECCA ROLL NATALIE ROSENBLATT i JENNIFER ROSENSTEIN SHANE SCARBROUGH - , JENNIFER SCHMIDT ARI SCHNITZER MERCURY SCHROEPPEL CASSIE SEEGER DARREN SHAPIRO KELLY TOLCHIN GEORGE ULMER AMY WOODSON 35 Ninth Grade ALEXANDRIA ALVAREZ SHAMSHA AZIZ GREG BEHAR KEVIN BRENT ROBIN CADY 36 II il MELINDA DECOSTE NICOLE ELAM LISA FURST n ' t 1 « j 1 s W Ma- m w i:. REBECCA DONNER JOSH DOTSON NINA DRABKIN - - aE PEYMAN FARZINPOUR LAURIE FLEISCHMAN KEVIN FORESTER DEBRA GOODFADER ELLIOT GOULDEN LUCAS GRAY HOWIE HALLIS ADAM HAUSMAN BECCA HULETT INGO JOHNSON 37 JEREMY KAHN JEFF LEE CORY LIDSCHIN RAFI KAUFFMAN l w lOEL KLEINBERG DANIELLE LAFF ' pJU T CX3. $ ' ' JOSH LEONARD ...JKI i- r i H i 1 TE NAM BRENT LEWIS NICOLE LEWITT -Oi H Sfeb x j-ic Bi ' . V ' p ' V ' :E V ' ' E£J ALFIE MANN DENNIS MICHEL CORINNA NICOLAOU DOUG RAPPAPORT BECKIE SANDERS 38 SETH SHABO RAVI SHARMA DARIN SOLER DAN SPEILBERG PRASHANT SRINIVASA LEIGH STENGER lOHNATHAN STRAUSS EDWARD TEMPLETON BARRY TURBOW lULIE WALDORF lOHN WEBB MORGAN WEISSER ERIK WINSTON ALLISON WONG LAUREL WONG 39 Sophomores BALTHY ADELL CHRIS ANDERSON BECKY ANDERSON JOHN BALLON AARON BUSH 40 ' p , ANN COX ABBY DAVIS JAKOB DYLAN ZOE FARRELL ANDREA GOLDSTIEN AIMEE GOLDWASSER JAY GOODFADER M -.. ilkk LAURENCE GREENE C«C ' JK$ ? i A LAURIE HILL KIM HILLMAN ROBB HIRSCH IAN JOHNSTON 41 w CT ' y-:- ' TOBY KASSOY ZAZA KATZ it! TONY KATZMAN RICHARD KERR r m0 . i md k- GREG KONKOFF M. IJf MICHAEL KOPPLE lONATHON LANDRETH I r ' . JULIE LIEBENBAUM REX MASSIAN ALMA MEDINA HILARY LEVIN LUCAS MEYERS LAUREL NATHONSON DAWN NEEDELMAN JOSH OLSHAN JOSH PERTTULA 42 4 %t .. i LIZL PETER MELANIE RANDOM GREG RICHLING ADAM SADOWSKY h ) PAUL SANDERS LISA SAPERSTON GREGG SEGALL BARNABY SHAPIRO ANDREW SHLOSSER ANNELISA STEPHAN JESSICA STERN HARRY TAUB V 1 - i vv ; CHRIS TEMPLETON CHARLYN TRENIER JESSICA WAX BENNETT WILLIAMS 43 Junior Class 44 f m SHELLEY ARMITAGE BEN AUSTIN MATT BARASH GORDON CAMPBELL BECKY CRAIG GORDON EINSTEIN MATT EZOR RACHEL FISCHER NICK FRENCH DAVID GALPERSON LINDA GAMBERG NICK GARFIAS JORDAN HARRIS ZOE HOWELL MIKE JACOBS 45 ALISON KING ANNISSA KNOWLTON JUSTINE KREHER DANNY KREINBRING JEFF LAFF VANESSA LASKY JENNIFER LESHNICK BRIAN LEWIS SARAH LIDSCHIN KAREN LOEWINGER CYNTHIA LUCERO ir 1 SHARI MEISLER ' ■xm W LAUREN MENDELSOHN MIKE MENDELSOHN PEACHES MILTON HYUNGKYU NAM 46 BRETT ROMAN JOEL SCHNITZER lUDY SCHWARTZ JENNIFER SHANKMAN GLEN SHAPIRO JENNIFER SILVERMAN KIM SCOTT KIRA SOLMON 47 Seniors -e: WILL ADAMS ALLISON BOCKSRUKER ERIC BOGART PAUL BRADPIECE SU-LIN CHENG SAMANTHA CHINN SHANNON CRUMMER DAN DORFMAN 48 MIKE DRABKIN MICHAEL FORESTER ERIC FREEDMAN RAFIE FURST ' ■ H 1 m GABRIEL GANOR DAVID HILL DANNY HORWITS BILL KASSOY BRIAN KATZ JOSH KATZMAN JANIS KINGSLEY lOSH KORNFEIN MICHAEL LANG LOREN LEVY STEPHANIE LINDEN 49 KAZ McCOY ANN McCLEAN CATHY McLOUGHLIN DAVID MENDELSON Ji PAUL NIEBERG .Wi t::::i DOUG OLKEN KARINE PERTTULA MATT RODMAN T KENNY SALKIN mm sFm i t MATT SCHAFFER SCOTT SEGALL DIONNE SMITH BRYAN TURBOW MARK VILLAGOMEZ BENTLEY WEBER CHARLES YOUNG 50 Will it ever happen Give it a rest, Eunice. Ooooh, you look mahvelous! I ' m not giving you my answers. 51 WtCiritSJCCNU(tIfI?yrAI8BUKNjlNi:H0RAt.tilNAlH£eKtU1l6m;i Jt?VAflD = T ■ Hji |i | i MM  iiiM ff T i ii , , | ,, niiTrT T t ' i iM i tn, i niniH rti 7 , ,,,, ,, ,, ,,  H ' l ' ri m.„ , ,„m , niT Vi lv ' -rt-« ' f i ' j o-y - -rUK. Sa i A v ' fctf -fUAj- t 0 i • ' ji ' Coimjl ' -] Iaxj d fc+,e i4 ' ' ' - y ' - S ' o i«£mj l tkrf ' V ' Ji o ' ■C ' ' £ «VJ U i I -root -H €. tfvie 1-t.ii -hrtx- cJ bij. ThE PLAYER5 PETE KATZMANl t ' J i:, MEL NJ A K ATZ M AN .. o! r TONY KATZM AN t; -: LESLIE KAIZAAAN turr i Z CRAlCi TAU AAAN ;. . :; ;:ii:;pun GUY PINK TOTARO l t ' .t. i? ALBERT OATEN te-A .t 501S1YA YOUNG ' J.- ' A ' n ' to. DOUG] OLKENJ . Jr, n n CHAP.LE5 YOUMCi ZV. ' tlt RAFI E FU R 5T t ' , ;rti — KERRY WEST tt ' X ' Josh Katzman 52  t ff i J ► -, f ■ - i V . KAZ MC COY 53 Stephanie Linden 54 SOMETIMES yOU JUST HAVE TO SAY. Shannon Crummer Jl C£S S you ' re aparf jmQi can f IqsqI daddy TRACKS OF MY TEARS ME SPO ILED? navenij • • • RIDIN ALONG IN MY mommy WHERE WOULD I BE W 0 YOU BUDDY? WE HAVE TO TALK! I ' vE GOT A CRUSH pops f ON YOU WEETIEPIE! U LOOSE GIRL! ! 56 xfouvQ orffi Iff AINT SHE CUTE ' Ti« 2 love ysMf Mom + l (i-6i ' X love v oo. ail W t Vcve (X. fl6 s Cp (acwrtb TccWv-e ; ou (xa 5 M ci ev i V . Oe . ' ' ■ ' ' • . SoLTh - lUV tt «Ase dovvVx Vwoi t ' $.hft on -010 ' W ' jecL icVu e. Wva ywa■( Good luck Vo -t cA(XSs c S( ? ' Scott Segall | |JIT(7TTs(Ti()or: s, ( r hTTyTi? JPE jRr o lArro TEA TQSffl ' ' 5 F(?R s ' J ,. nl6 0 KQOKOO Eoac c Rjf f5 liTg Ti a :lii..iiiii« fc. ■ j| g ;«: JiJ5WJfSK ! . ' !!Sgp • ' ;KS««S«: SAEAD ALIVE P THIS KID WOULD BE BETTEROFF L nUNERS HcLouqhlin. Catherine 325796 AGAINST ALL ODDS You ' re the best ' I Sieve Hall i David Mendelson 59 60 Catherine McLoughin SU-LIN CHENG See these eyes so green I can stare for a 1000 years Just be still with me You wouldn ' t beheve what I ' ve been thru. Maya: here ' s to surviving Squirrel Is- land. I love you for cove dock talks and our endless memories. Steph: I ' m sorry. I thought this class was on the second floor and I couldn ' t find the elevator! You girls arc looking mighty cute today . . . luv ya. Jean-Michel: special in my heart forever. Cathy: my after-prom date for eternity. Nina: I love ya and of course words can ' t express our everlasting memories. Torrey: oreo and racquetball partners fore ver. did I say thanks for the show- er? Annie: you Georgetown brat. I luv ya. HOT. and Matt and Reed: it ' s an acquired taste! LIKE THAT! Sean: harems? Jenny: world ' s greatest bud- dies forever plus one more batch of nachos. B.S.C.: C.L. E wt w K |E1 ' fm : 0| _j 1 1 ' U ' ■■ ' ■ oo ..  oerxina fj Here ' s lo us, honey. All you got to do is cal and I ' ll be there Don ' t let anyone steal your heart away. Mama, Mama, please 2K f. AIN ' T IT GOOD TO KNOW YOU GOT A FRIEND -J.T. Don ' t say goodbye For being yourself and letting me by myself - I love you The only one who understands my sunglasses at night 62 NINA KOGAN Has it really been six years? Bloodsisters forever and ever! In Memory Of Chris . . . And so we are told this is the golden age And gold is the reason for the wars vie wage, Though I want to be witli you, To be with you night and day. Nothing changes on New Year ' s Day . -U2- Dionne Smith 63 There ' s someone in my head but it ' s not me. — R. Waters It ' s always up to you li you want to be that Want to see that Want to see it that way You ' re comin ' along ' — R. Hodgson Mike, have a cigar! ROADTRIP!! Hey Quartet, lets go golfing!! You can sure count on the Continental Congress to get ya ' 64 PAUL NIEBERG ' Danny- Til fwi ' tr forget you. ' Daddy. ' Dakin. Caps, PAKZy i 8. J love you. Sean Laurence- J will always treasure our friendship. Doug- Do J really Wig? Kemeniber the waving star? Jt smiled. Xo my family- Zhanks for putting up with me even when Tm in one of my moods, you are all great. fjosh- J hope you have better luck neat year when you start driving. Paul- you have been a great friend. J hope we don ' t loose touch. Susan- Kemembcr T ou can ' t always get what you want. Know what J mean UDW. Mom Dad- Zhank you for being there when J needed it. KARINE PERTTULA 65 Mom and Dadi There are not enough words to express my love and gratitude (or all you both have done I don t know why I was to lucky as to be given the two of you for parents, but all I can say is that I was born under a lucky star. I love youfi Danny You have not only been a terrific boyfriend, but you have also been my best friend We have gone thru so much together; you ' ve added so much happiness to my life. You will always be in my mind and my love for you will never decrease, for il will only increase w time I love you. sweetiel xoxo your Samchatka Jen. Alex. Lori. + Danii You guys have been the greatest I ' m really going to miss you. Island ' s will never be the same (foodfight with frencb fries and bald man) xo- Fluff Janisi Hey. Pinky (w the fish-nets) you ' re the besti Here ' s to our future and the pasti Juana. choc chip cookies, long talks. Psychology, giggles, dreams. Spanish, and dreams. You still have green hair and shorter fingers! TULS- Samoa Jo«h. Thanx for always listening and helping me cope. I love you HI ' brother and I always will. If you need help getting a car. I ' ll help give a push! ■ Sis ' Eric. Bill. Charles. Doug. Mark. David. Mike. Ann. Sarah, Thanx for making my years at Windward so En oyablel Good luck and HI. T 4ever. Scott: dinner, talks, liquor, and traceee I luv yal -Andraas kid Paul. Gab«. Karine. + Becky- Prom. Jacuzzi w ' O.J.chatka. parties. Friday the 13th (final chapter), sleep-overs. Haggen-Daz. ' Fast Times ' . monopoly. + endless bag-sessionsi Endless memories thanks- samantha Special thanks to Windward School for providing me with a happy home and a loving faculty. You ' ve made these past five years the happiest years of my life. Natalie. Debra. Neil. Lynn. + ken, typing excuses. U. of Michigan talks, lacrosse + messy dinners, hugs + kisses. + editing meetings Thank you ' A I Don ' t Care Anymore -Phil Collins Tramps like us. baby we were born to run -B.S. Your lips are moving but I can ' t hear what you ' re saying. I have become Comfortably Numb. -Pink Floyd That was then. This is now -Plato Samantha: You are so important to me and I thank you for being there all the time. I will always remember you as the most special per- son in my life. I Love You Very Muchlll Mom $ Burt: You guys are terrific. Thanks for yelling at me when I was bad. I hope it ' s heipe I. You mean alot to me. The Games People Play Gabe: Zepplin. Hockey. Dis Long live Rosarito Beach Mexico Manys Rauls, no entiencle! Erie: 63 to 63. Double Case. Merry ' s House. Thanx for all the special memories. I ' ll miss ya Chaka! Paul: Yes! Genesis! 101. Caps. Quarters. Gilmoure. Supertramp Lang: Let ' s hit the snow. . . Karine: Keep passin ' the open windows and don ' t look back. Thanks Becky: Thanks for all the bon fires and remember, be a lady. Charles: Mardi Gras. Bus Bench, Clippers . . Noth- ing can slop youl Dave: Use your head. LopI Mark Good luck Bud- dy. Thumbmaster Thank You Rolfe: For all those psychedelic talks about giraffe spit Daniel: For calling me your Lordship Andy: For helping me figure out the equation of life. Lynn: For letting me use your head as a basketball June: For all those intellectual scrabble games Neil: For those devistating LaCrosse moves and Leah Shore Bern: You should thank me for making you a star. Thanks DANNY HORWITS 67 I Michael Drabkin 6 8 L . ... oil knowledge and wonder (which is the seed of knowledge) is on impression of pleasure itself. -Francis Docon RAFIE FURST 69 ' friday night? . . . sounds choice BE NEAR ME ■■ ' ipiPil 1 V J WBk i ' i ' 4 1 .. if Mt H m 5 £ ■ ■ V m Bn. Bk ' K l r f ! THE TRUEST RIC!! EN MOM AND DAD ... I owe it all to you both. I couldn ' t have made it this far without you. Thanks for everything. 1 Love You!! SCOTT . . . You ' ve helped me so many ways that it ' s not possible to express my gratitude in words. Thanks. CYN . . . You ' ve made my senior year and my life the best it could be. I Love You!! I ' ll always be here for you. DAVID AND IVAN ... The rick ' s will always be together. MARK. DA VE, AND CHARLES . . . True friends last forever. THANKS . . . Danny, Briel, Yeltneb, Joshy, Seanie, Chaka, and Dan. DOUG OLKEN 71 [■torn, hanx 4- £.vc yu ' uicy I Qat By kUth a Litilxi HeAp T nom Ry T rvLnnjcU 7HL PARTY MmALS LeJ ' tb ge.t toydtke n. - oa we. yo-t much oULeJi hn ' i play with me. Caa e you ' ze playzng with inji One day you ' ll l-uui Uiat I have gone: IJeU tomooTLOw may ain, -io I ' M oUow ihe 6un SoAt - you we ie. my ue iy te t iuddy and my ta.ue.At Pyitejul. Iharvc -f-on. aJwayA teing thejie. you wejie the. leAt Itttle. puppy dog and you weyie and Atill zemain veny Ape-clal to m.e. nay youA. Aoul ze t in peace. I loi e you ve iy much. -J-uly 13, 7985 I know, it ' A only Rock ' n ' Roll, But I tike it±_love._it, ycA I do Gabe Ganor LIKE: Skiing Drumming Jacuzzing Partying Guz- zling Swimming Surfing Scuba-Diving Red Preludes Pakalolo Jose OlinSkis Paiste Lud- wig TheBritishlnvasion Chocolate Marty ' s Stans Zuma SunsetAndCapri Moguls Mam- mouth Switzerland Amsterdam Maui Berg- Idyll SororityGirls Israel Mr. AndMrs. Potato- head Couchme Vegging Ph otography Rusty Dave B.H.S.S. Grant ' s house Monty ' s fifth- floor Por Que? NoHablaSe Louie Aspen Josh Dodgers-Hibachi-forever Lost In America TastesGreat JewMe Tommy ' s Bowie Jeff HillTops PinkCarpet Triple Whammy AceBassStick RomcoPortable Q. T. Martin My other brother. Saas-Grund Ala- lin NonoMister TheGirlFromSwedan Urs Cut- DownTheForrest SunBurnt SchweizUI Jose I ' m fried. Get out of the car. Hand- sOnTheVanAndSpread ' em. Lemelonel They ' re Clean, Excuse us! Special thanks to-. Jim s. Rolfe Andy Tom H. Natally The Seniors KENNY SALKIN JH - MOM and DAD. thanks for everything. Your advice, support, and disagreement have been wonderfully help- ful. Remember: Lose your dreams, and you will lose your mind. Love Kenny VAL. you are my favorite, prettiest, and only sister. I will never forget PARIS (pennyless). Mammouth, and your help with my papers . P.S. Do sorority girls have more fun. GIOS. Who else has a grandma who likes The Stones, to party, play cards, and always talk? I do! I am so lucky! Wlien all else fails follow directions? No. when all else fails, first, drink a beer, and then follow directions. — Tell me AC. what you like to do in the back of my brown Cadillac. — DoDo must diet — Suzy-Q I love you. — Oh my God! Beers coldl Get him a blanket so he doesn t get sick! — Stop mak- k Hj ing sense. — Ich Hebe die KENNY SALKIN . -1 - . -2 X ' 7i sailing a waif, CauSt XV(f ft i€ L Bill ad M ThanK for all i ou ' i -c dont for nqt. 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Michael Forester 75 ERIC FREEDMAN CHAKA BRA The party ' s not over until the last cap is thrown! m - . , CAPSNEl Ihm Gokkm Stot« A hjppy person is one who creates pleasant memories in life. A person with a life condi- tion that will enable him to create pleasant memories, even in times of suffering or great sadness will definitely become a winner in life. Daisaku Ikeda NS A WflflT EVER tiflPPENEB TQ QLB WINDWARD? I follow in rhe sreps of my greor prede- cessors; Joy Nogdimon, John Sulmeyer, Greg simon, Drerr Gorrlieb, Emily Jack- son, Leslie Coplin, Jeff Finklesrein, David Willioms, George Dergmon, Thonk You for reaching me rhe way! Zltc imdianghtg entity 76 ( ■0 -cr - y U WILLIAM KASSOY 77 T Kro - K t K c surv s . t rv e x ( A t h ' oao K -tKe c |ou i5 Yoa JJerd rKerC. afY -Per t Ke t rf e OJ ' Sl s Ka r edic V otA cAJ ere r j- e r e , -to rr c . L_ V -f e - ojT-t K All of T ot-L. t cxc K of Vcu. Urv r Qcie rN You r Ouor (JU QcA J A t ju o c S cT r u ' r r ci r c Loue TC do r ct -fecxc -for t:Ke ci y COe port f o r x. KrvauU y = ' - OJtLL Aiti- ' acj S X Lcjuc Yooc iL fTXofC tKorv H iAJe cjulcl be: -toa e-tKer aTn. S o rirte oL a. M = Janis Kingsley 78 am really ev£r ' ifYc v orWea o( t)udr ' .-i r 6oxY Qjntha - We hc v e Wu %o vr ocy fun eoe m v a . Hcpe wet v  U t ee eadn o er. Lqnj 6.. ' -|4r . Rikbl- vje. have Wxrea a fft. T cmK5 -or tteormo v ilh me, Doo ' t e er cJr anqe( Love yoo aiqt • i , vj aOOirl 50 o! U VQ jOO oilrlA '  ' 5omtont open op-l e door os d l£t me Eric Bogart 80 Lire xs AN -Z exA Ai y S ATR OF rli rfo . . . V Oi CElVC Wt - - .. Bryan Turbow 81 Matt Schaffer 82 r,-. L.ii i. ' f ' i o:Ke ' ' ' ' ' ' oy-c yc - ' LyfVifV O ck- , Ma.j{ ' ' JtV . t O - ooDvvfv a.WoV H«. % ' v O, i- i liH.lli;luiU uUv.:A Al -...VVia_J Charles Young 83 Jli li-ajiOQa .tei CMUCk. LO )P 70U MO AtOD DAD ' I 11 ._ IJL David Hill •A ' 77 84 E J THE ZSCDW B- ' . ! , DAv je Dou6 ve THE MAW THE KVTH THE!.. ) ' Ty 0) Egg g(£nr ylHAT A GDACH. IK I YO DP.VE 1 i C ' D yoo c r I 3: X GET 6y uJiTH P. UTTLE HEUP fRX)M MY rp. MD5 Mark ViUagomez -rv nr vci uor oys 85 M ey Co and socr +he r ow DcA cA t (A o. ■ i o o, A fZ. Y Loren Levy 86 Leigh, how about Gary what a guy. a game of football- - ' ' en I needed you. Dad, thanks for all the great times. Melissa, you ' ll make a great vet. Alissa keep on being just the way you are. Ted, I love you. Paul Bradpiece 87 The people you see Are meaningful to me If it weren ' t for them I wouldn ' t be . . ■■licit 1 ' •■ •:• •: . FAMILY. Is more than a cliche Ir IS real people who bind rogerher. . Whose srrengrh and support brought me Through o challenging period of my life . . . Whose love and support I want to Thank them for . . . Mom . . . Dad . . . Marvin . . . Sister . . . Grandfather . . . Grandmother . . . Through ir all. BRIAN KATZ 88 h ' S y m W? .?:5S!«t:!; R i ■mmi v 77- ' f. m ■«;S;H;- KSifffif? ' 5S;«:? v. ' l i ' S JOSH KORNOEN n k 1 T 1 f D — h J f f - r ■ T 1 I. v lA. 1 : H X m C ) ■ o D (P c 3 O a CO o 90 M • o •H !h -P U} ra -H 03 (D j:: to rH = c d. -• T3i 0) W H dJ 03 Vj -h -h M 0) rH 0) c x: , -H OJ m e c , en c 0) CO C G 1 •H W a! ■p x; 1 x: ■H 4J u -p 5 to f - 0) U5 H ., -p s-i ' ■a 4:: :3 c (--: rt. And smale foweles iriaJ ' en melodye . . . -Geoffrey Chaucer ' So you ride yourself over the fields And you make all your aniir.al deals Put your wise men don ' t knov; hov: it feels To be thick as a brick. = -Jethro Tull . Jh H-l 0) rH Ai (D 3 j:: to tn QJ u X -P t: • . C c rH QJ w 0:1 CD •(-1 u •H rH p t:; rH ( en e 1 fC -P (U ' d •H M 3 4- i i-P U d) -P rH . 0) m M (U +J !-l 5-1 -P to 3 uQ rO rH U5 ;3 (D to rH 1 -P 1 m (T3 0) QJ u 1 « u 0) •4-1 c M • 1-1 G QJ C X :3 C M C U) H Ai CL, U QJ Q) P ■, ' c ■ C QJ UJ C •H C CjrH D. CJ rH QJ ' U A, 1 C (C -P 13 ITS +J 0) n3 CP w A- - U] 3 IT3 •n Tj U Q) Q) 4J .- U) QJ - like a dirty French Corbines the absurd -The novel , v:ith the vu Velvet Unde Igar. . • rqround -P 4-) - - Listen close to what m.en say, o o Take what you want and throw the rest away... ' Q Q -Adam Jjit Child of the Revolution, what have you done... -Allison 3ocksruker Allison Bocksrucker WINDWARDIAN BAND Japanese Students First Row: Yumiko Nakamura, Takami Kyosai, Naoko Kawamura. Masumi Imbou, Tomoko Shibutani, Akiko Nakamitus. Second Row: Shin Isomura, Masahiko Higuchi, Hidetoshi Shigemori. Nobuko Ueda and the teacher Yoshilumi Ishihara. 92 Kj --..JKf jm This IS the third year of our Japanese Exchange Pro- gram. The students from Aki-Fuchu High School in Hi- rosliima enjoy coming to Windward. School life is so different here than m Japan. In Japan, the students must wear uniforms and have many rules andrestrictions. When they come to Windward, it is difficult for them to adjust to all the freedom. It was just as difficult for the Windward students to adjust to life at Aki-Fuchu, espe- cially wearing uniforms. We hope this program contin- ues for many years and that Windward students will go to Japan. 93 WINOWARDIAN ACADEMICS i LEARNING RULES .S WINDWARDIAN HaM !■ Play my instrument I ' d like to thank all the little people. Acchi Muite Hoe 96 Math And Computer Science I ' m sooo confused 97 WMOWARMAN English Department An adage from Shirley a day keeps the Doctor away t Is he kicking, Natalie? Winner of the 7th grade patience award. John Tipre Hey, can ' t you see I ' m busy now? Teacher or hearthrob 98 Comprenez - vous? Portese Bien, o. No sabe Ud. Que esta es mi clase! Oh, que ceci soit un A 99 WINDWAROIAN .A. Social Studies • .4 ' Friends , . . One voice. Gee, this is interesting i. Attention Swine! i ' ilk •fS fe Zoning in a Neil Kramer lecture 100 What do I do now? Look out Neil Peart ' Sponsored by the Lugash lamily. 101 WINDWARDIAN .A. Art And; ! a year of teaching this is what the pictures look like. expecting rain Brett? we still have 40 minutes till lunch. 102 Photography 103 WINDWARDIAN .A. •■ANDiho Drama passion, poison petrefaction by G.B. Shaw The Oyster and the pearl by william saroyan the tndget of greva by Ring Lardner Thighs by trish soodik 104 Gee Ethel, I forgot my line! This year, the new technical theatre department has been a great success. The crew created three terrific instant sets out of their magic popcorn box for Odd Night Out , the fall show. Odd Night Out was an evening of one act plays written by Shaw, Saroyan, Lard- ner and Soodik. The seventh grade drama class toured schools and rest homes with their improvised version of the tradi- tional dutch legend, The Poppen- kast . Paul ' s music class did an entertain- ing Santa Hangs Ten at Christmas. Thanks to Carol ' s insightful direction of the musical Grease , the rehersal pictures you see here evolved into the event that was bigger and better than ever before. Dennis Michel built a su- per car for Greased Lightning and the roller-skating waitresses made the whole evening lots of fun. Welcome to Stephen and Jeff! The Windward School ___ Featuring . Cast of 15. SpvctalGuttst San Uv« Wujic Video artd Th Nonh Poi Boclc8. RollBandl L-R QtildrtD ' s rnasmiB 310 n. mam St. (213)687-3801 Fni DiUi mutffuin admisiic Sal 6 5uD. Die M. IS 12il0 6Zin Tbi Windmani School 11350 Palms Bl (213)391-7217 nioD- ' niun. Otc 16-19 12 00 riatm 105 WINDWARDIAN ■ MNDn f Chicago Pizza Works, here we come! Coaches Tom Gilder Carole Solomon Attorneys Danny Horwits Josh Katzman Josh Kornfein Danny Kreinbring Doug Olken Robby Solomon Witnesses John Ballon Paul Bradpiece Samantha Chinn Stephanie Linden Hyungkyu Nam Jennifer Silverman Helper Adam Sadowsky I 106 This year ' s Mock Trial Team went further than any other Windward Mock Trial Team in history. Out of the many trials they participated in, they were victorious in all but two. This incredible record won them a second place ranking in Los Angeles County! The key to the team ' s success was the outstanding performances by the participants. However, these performances would not have been possible without the continual support of Tom Gilder and Carole Solomon. Their coaching gave the team that extra boost that took them to the top. A Ivleet the lawyers of the team that placed second out of sixty 107 WMDWARDWN The 8th annual Bike - a - thon was the most successful yet. We raised $17,CXX) in pledges, a new record! This year the route was ditlerent, through the beautiful Moiave desert. For the first time we went m the fall instead of the spring, covering 100 miles m two days rather than three. Another difference was that this year there were prizes given for pledges. The prizes were: $500.00 in pledges-entry fee refunded $1000.00 in pledges-watch or calculator $2500.00 in pledges- bicycle $5000.00 in pledges-$500.00 in cash $10,000 in pledges-one years free tuition There were 79 participants including faculty and parents. A special thanks to Paul Bush, Sanford King, Pat Mcloy, John Elam, Connie Weiss, Lester Saft, Loren Woodsen, Robert Shapiro, Dean Wong and Lorrin Wong who all rode the route. Paul Bush is to be CONGRATULATED for riding in his third Bike-a-thon. Gary Katz now holds the Bike-a-thon record of five years in a row. Also, we can ' t forget to mention the people who prepared the food, carted up all the food cooked for us and even cleaned up. Thanks Susan, Joel and Dawn Needelman, Angela Mandel, Nancy and Allison King, Susie Leonard. Joan Woodson and Tom Bush. See you all on the 9th annual Bike-a-thon! Hey what is this, the Twilight Zone? Keep on truckin 108 Keeping warm by the lire 109 WINDWARDIAN SPORTS RULE PLAYING WINDWARDIAN rfanklilDM WHAT A BIENIOR CLASS! ! I The class of 1 9i36 features the finest qraup of student- athletes to contribute to the Windward sports program, Many of these athletes vjere the cornerstones upon which the var- ious teams were built., They arB all to be congratulated for their individual and team accompl i shiiients of the laist sevE?ral years. Thank you for all you have done to make Windward a ( 1 a s s a c t J. n t h e a t I ' l ], e t :i. c a r e n a „ jyyfybll bQBW.IIi? Danny Tias always been a standout in the sports of basl;;ettaal 1 and volleyball. He was tlie liVF ' of the Liberty L. e a g i..i e i r. v o 1 1 e y b a I 1 i n 1 9 S3 5 ;; f i i- s t team A 1 ]. - [.., i b e i- 1 y L e a q u e in basl-.etball tTiis year; team ca|::)tain many times over; and always gave 100a, in all of his athletic endeavors. sBBE SANOR Two-time MVP in cross-co(..intry , HVF ' of the L.itaer ' ty League in soccer,, Baiie defines tiie term mental touyl ' iness. (3 a Id e i s t h e c o n s u mate c o (o p e t i t o r UBIQ EBI EDyAiy Teani captain of tl;e volleyball and basketball teams, Eric is a natural leader. E.ric i ' eceived Al 1 —i.,..eaque honors in both of his sports. iyEfcilLiJl y!il3i:B Bent ley received high honors in baseball, being awarded s e c o n c:! - 1 e a iit A 1 1 - ■ C 1 F h o n ;;:) r ■ ;;; i n 1 1 :i. ;s j u n i o r yea r . Eientley was always rec:ognieed on the; All— Liberty League team. SAHaNTHA CHINN Samantlia Chinn, as captain of the girls vol- leyball team lead her teamates to their Stli consecutive Lib- erty League Championship and the CIF quarterfinals. pAyiD blLL: David e;; eel led in basketball and baseball, re- c: e i V i n q A 1 1 — L e a g u e I ' i a n o t is 1 1 1 ij o t h =, p o r x. s „ PyUU yHi§i-!?li F ' aui has been a solid contr i bLttor in the sports of cross country, soccer, and baseball. F- ' aul received all — 1 e a g u e i i o n o i ' ' s i n a 1 ]. o f t, h e ' :;; e s p o r t s . yyji yySlifci Dws:: of Wmdward ' s finest goalies, i ' joug received All— i..eague honors in soc(:.:er and baseball. yiUl; AyBtlS All - League honors in volleyball and the all time leading goal scorer in soccer are among Will ' s top accomp- 1 i shments. 1 h e r ' s e n i o r -5 w h o c: |-i a n n e 1 v a t i ' l e i r t a 1 e n t s i n t o t h e W i n d ward i5 p o r t s p r- ci g r am i n c I u d e J c:) s h i : a t ;• (n a n ( s o c: c: e r ) , Ra - i e Fur s t (baseball), Cathie Mc Lciughlin (volleyball), Kenny Eialkin (cross country., basketball, i.-. volleyball), Mark Villagcmez (basketball I ' , baseball), Charles Young (baseball basket- ball ) . A SINCERE THANKS! 1 ! I Bei ' ni e c 112 The Year ' s Highlights Captures 8 th Consecutive Championship Reaches C.I.F. QTR-Finals! Boys soccer wins First Liberty League Championship! «• — 1_ First Liberty League Championship! i.t ' Boys basketball has best season EVER-wins first playoff ganne ever! 113 WINDWARDIAN r{oii«Ni i Cross Country • ' -• ' « ' ■■ ' 1 What - Us Make the Playoffs? 1985 turned out to be a rebuilding year. Six of the 12 team members were rookies and a seventh, Danny Horowits, rejoined the team after a two-year absence. Undoubtedly the season will be remembered for the outstanding preformances by team captain, Gabe Ganor. After an early season loss at Pasadena Poly he went undefeated through the next ten races, including an historic victory against Brent- wood School-the first ever by a Windward runner. In Liberty League competition he was invincible lor two straight seasons and won the League ' s MVP award two years in a row. Seniors Kenny Salkin and Kaz Mc Coy set a fine example for the rest of the team and were rewarded for their hard work with places on the school ' s all-time, top-ten list of times recorded at Mar Vista Park. Chris Templeton, Jonathon Landreth, Brent Lewis, Todd Czerwinski and Kevin Brent deserve special credit for rousing themselves, sleepy-eyed during the Catalina block to run three miles before dawn. TEAM ROSTER Gabe Ganor Kaz Mc Coy Kenny Salkin Danny f-forwits Paul Nieberg Chris Templeton Jonathan Landreth Todd Czerwinski Eddie Templeton Kevin Brent Brent Lewis loel Kleinberg Team captain - League MVP Most Improved 1985 Most Dedicated 1985 Most Promising Freshman 114 Is, Soccer Takes First League Championship Top three teams in the Liberty League were: W L T GF - GA Pts WINDWARD 9 2 30 - 10 18 OAKWOOD 5 2 3 26 - 20 13 CROSSROADS 6 3 20 - 12 12 K r - -i i ■ ' fk - After seven lonq years of trying, Windward iinally won a Boys ' Varsity Soccer Cfiampionship. Runners-up in 1984 and third last season, this year ' s team won nine con- secutive Liberty League games to clinch the title. Windward ended the regular season with a league record of nine wins and two losses (13-5 overall). The historic season had its share of highlights - and heartbreak. Among the highlights was the dominating midfield performance of seniors Gabe Ganor and Josh Katzman with sophomores Robb Hirsch and losh Perttula. Hirsch, Perttula and Ganor added 1 5 goals and ten assists to an already potent attack. Leading that attack was senior Will Adams who scored 15 goals, bringing his career total to 27, a new school record. Senior Paul Nieberg scored four of his own, bringing his total to 23, fourth on the all-time list. At the other end ol the field goalkeeper Doug Olken set a new team record with six shut-outs (one better than the previous season record). Heartbreak was felt by senior Jonathan Landreth who had to miss the second hall of the season with torn ankle ligaments and by Ganor who had to sit out the first round playoff game with ' flu. Members of the championship team were; (Seniors) Gabe Ganor and Josh Katzman (cocaptains). Will Adams, Paul Nieberq and Doug Olken; (Juniors) Robby Solomon, Brett Roman and Ben Austin; (Sophomores) Jay Goodfader, Lucas Meyers, Robb Hirsch, Josh Perttula, Tony Katzman, Chris Templeton and Jonathan Landreth; (Freshmen) Brent Lewis, Josh Leonard and Edward Templeton. Head coach: Ian Kimbrey. 115 WINDWARDIAN | ND Volleyball We ' re ready What a team! P% Grrrr! 116 Girl ' s Volleyball 1 as the team sits in awe Don ' t shoot . . . oh. 1 mean serve. inhale . . . exhale . . . inhale Laurie sets the stage. For the first time in eight years, The 1986 Girl ' s Varsity Volleyball Team went all the way to the C.I.F. quarterfi- nals. We won the league title for the eighth consecutive year. The team was a relatively young team. Our victori- ous season was led by the senior captain Samantha Chinn. Followed by Kira Solmon, Laurie Hill, Danielle Laff, Alex Alverez, lennifer Leshnick, Becky Craig, Jes- sica Wax, Justine Kreher, Becky Anderson, Becca Hu- lett, and Leigh Stenger. Double the ilavor 117 WINOWARDIAN liJf 1« I nn. i , jj iW The 1986 Boys Varsity Basketball season proved to be the most successful year yet as the boys went as far as the second round of the C.I.F. Playoffs with a record of 21-3. The team was led by four seniors and a junior: David Hill, Danny Hor- wits, Mark Villagomez, Eric Freedman, and Jeff Laff. The team received great support from the bench warmers; Josh Chinn, Laurence Greene, Greg Behar, Glen Shapiro, Kenny Salkin, and big Joel S. (A.K.A. the Fridge). Although the team suf- fered greatly towards the end, when Mark was retired for the season. They endured and were victorious in the end. 118 ROSTER: Alex Alvarez Samanthd Chinn Abby Davis Nell Buttolph Laurie Hill Toby Kassoy Alma Medina Laura Fleischman Lisa Saperston Valerie Taylor This year ' s soitball team boasts little exper- ience but lots of enthusiasm. The girls spend a great deal of time perfecting offensive and de- fensive skills, looking to do well in League play. Returners include Laurie Hill, Samantha Chinn, Toby Kassoy and Valerie Taylor. 119 WINDWARDIAN 1986 Yarsiiy Baseball Team Coach- Ken Asher Manager- Mike Mendelsohn Seniors Raiie Furst- second base Gabe Ganor- catcher, pitcher, and outfielder David Hill- pitcher and outfielder Brian Katz- first base and outfield Paul Nieberg- outfield Doug Olken- catcher and third basemen Bentley Weber- pitcher and shortstop Mark Villagomez- pitcher and shortstop Juniors Ben Austin- outfield Matt Ezor- infielder Jeff Laff- outfield and designated hitter Joel Schnitzer- first base Sophomores Sean Furst- third base Andrew Shlosser- outfield Freshmen Kevin Brent- shortstop and outfield Elliot Goulden- outfield • Josh Leonard- outfielder and catcher Barry Turbov - first base and outfield z l.M.V, ' 4%% M Waiting for the outcome? Yet, another hit for Turbow 120 . f --IyrH Get the coach out ot here % f JL Danny ' s power spike (c.) 1986 I thought you had it I bLJBiil High five 1 X Here you go Eric Robby S. trying out his ballet steps 121 WINDWARDIAN .A. Yearbook Staff Editor: Gary Katz Co-Editor: Ian Johnston Photo Editor: Aaron Bush Photographers: Aaron Bush Su-Lin Cheng Sara Lidschin Nina Kogan Dawn Needelman Linda Gamberg Danny Pinder Business Staff: Cory Lidschin Darin Soler Chris Ridder Layout Staff Gabe Ganor (Forgotten For The Last 2 Years) Danny Horwits Samantha Chinn Linda Gamberg Jennifer Silverman Nina Kogan Laurel Wong Sarah Lidschin Dawn Needelman Diana Ghermann Laurence Glasser Greg Richling Jay Goodfader Bennet Williams Jennifer Leshnick Kim Scott Aaron Bush Ian Johnston Gary Katz Advisor — Sharyn Udell Mckee Picture Selection Staff— Carly McKee 122 f , i) P.M. THE REAL PHOTO EDITOR 123 One Liners TO THE VERYBESTWE ' VEBEEN THRUITALLILOVEYOU4EVERBESTOFFRENZI OUR MEMORIESLAST4EVERSUNNY lUDEYI KNOWYOUIUST CANTGETENOUGHBUTBETWEENWOODSTOCKANDDGYOU HAVEMORETHANEOUGH-TOOK DIONNE- THE STREETS OF PARIS WILL. NEVER BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU LOVE YA LIZL STEPH- THANKS FOR THE TIPS LOVE YA LOTS LIZL TO PAUL D. BRADPIECE.KAZ MCKOY AND LOREN LEVY. HAVE A HAPPY TIME IN COLLEGE-GARY BABYIFEELSOGOODTFEEL LIKEASETMUCHINE-IUMPBACKILLMYSELFTWILLE-IAMESISTHEKINGLUCASDM ERICB-THANK YOUFORBEINGERICANDOUREXPLERIENCES, ROOFNIGHTSANDHENDRIXFOREVER. LUCASDM PAUL CONGRADS ON GETTING INTO CLARK. I AM WRITING THIS BEFORE YOU GET THE LETTER. DING, WEHAVEBEENTHRUGHITALL, CONGRADULATIONS ' I LUV U SO MUCH, PAL MSPRINGSBFFAEDONG EVERYTHINGIDOGONHBEFUNKY, FROMNOWON. ITWAS REALSPIRITUALANDILOVELUARAT. MRXLIVESON — CYN, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE ONLYONE FOR ME, DMO DOUG, UR SUCH A SPECIAL FRIEND, I LUV U ALWAYS . . VOUS ' i LINDAANDVALI LOVEYOU BOTHANDVAL-DONTCUTYOURSELF. 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CHECKTHATPUCACTION SUCKINEGGSBUTITSTILL DONT WORK ' BUZZBUZZBUZZBUZZBUZZ ' BADDAQURIESGT TIME ' DOI REEK? BEN? 126 This year, like every year at Windward is a year of firsts. This is the first year that we have sent students down the Colorado River for the Fall Block. This is the first year that we played baseball on our new facilities. This is the first year that the Student Government redefined itself and reasserted its identity to have maximum impact on the school community. But Windward is also a place where traditions abound. This year those traditions of welcoming friends from every land, loving and supporting one another, and striving for the best academically and socially were reaffirmed by the students of the Windward community in the 1985-1986 school year. To my mind, Windward continues to be one of the best places to go to school. That is what Shirley Windward wanted when she founded the school fifteen years ago. That is still the driving ideal that each of us at Windward seeks to achieve. This year, perhaps more than any other in recent memory, our students have worked to build on Windward ' s history and to forward its traditions of support and excellence. 1985-1986 has been a very good year to be at Windward. Student Council Sec. S nxn ' iix CUitfu SxL lin CUnj ff Wen du fiin 7 - Cnittf liovncr 127 n5ttU iuviC Very tn fi 128 Cory Lidschin: Windward ' s studmuifin Hot days bring out the best in us It a picture is worth a thousand words, then this says it all RENTALS • SALES • REPAIRS COMPLETE SKIING DEPT. SNOW A WATER mi M1TT nrMV F1I£SSF haiwuua BEirVT Slrtl IWRWrri 0-KRIkN 5rr«TrA :Tra dTm anba d ITW UTILT r MZfST mtiMlf sTfLcric Hmn ijyNATTAB CABER TlAffEUR Wrt BIW 828-3492 At 24 HOUR SNOW REPORT 828-5115 till UNTA MONICA BLVD. - SANTA MONICA {i tlOCKS WISl Of BUNDY) OLYMPfC-WEST PHARMACY TEL. .473-4569 JACK PORTER, PHARM.D. 11665 W. Olympic Bl.vd.. Los Angftles. CA THE STORE CLOTHING SHOES 3995 INGLEWOOD BLVD. MAR VISTA, CA 90066 1407 Ocean Front yalk Venice, CA 90291 12131 399-2360 i ou s: 10-6 Every day SMALL WORLD BOOKS Complete selection of new books Used Books — Bought and Sold Search service for out-of-print books Special orders for in prints GOOD LUCK SENIORS ' 86 SOMETIMES THE ROAD TO SUCCESS IS BUMPY, SO WEAR YOUR SEATBELT AND DRIVE ON. DRABKIN FORTUNE COOKIE LOVE YOU MIKE MOM, DAD, NINA, RON 130 B o K .XT r o o r cj lj. v i f: s . iivo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 86 and to the STUDENTS, FACULTY PARENTS FRIENDS OF WINDWARD SCHOOL The Financial Institution created especially for the community it serves. BRENTWOOD SQUARE SAVINGS Commitment to the community 1 1661 San Vicente Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90049 (213) 207-1512 Dear Janis, June, 1986 Who could ask for anything more? I ' m very proud of you. Congratulations and love. Mom 0fmX M!:-!mt  SfflS V. ' iS, JM ! ( •i3);jv3- .33 8 ♦ (.2 ' !;3) jvj-uj « « ; ■l i; .5vj- j,j rf Gi ttina. ?ViS -JSHX ' a graphics place To Allison, May your early fascination with classical literature continue to sustain you in future years. Our love always. Mom S Dad R timii 132 En el espacio Se penetra la eternidad, Nay un eco en el tiempo Donde se oyen notas De siglos de luz. Cuando todo as uno Solo se siente el amor. Seniors — Where ever you go after Windward, may your life be full of friends and love, just as mine v as in Chile. 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