San Lorenzo Arroyo High School Yearbook 1989 VOL. 34

Four vie for top 89 honor

When asked about the general
school attitude this year, Principal Mike Bowers commented that it was
upbeat, and student attendance was im-
proved. The key seemed to be that the
staff and students were communicating.

Bowers announced proudly that the
litter problem on campus had decreased considerably since the rule of
no food in hallways went into effect.

Teachers did a super job in the class-
room. This was largely due to attending
the in-class meetings.

The Senior Class led the school with
tons of ideas floating around and lots of
money to make those dreams come
true. It was important that Seniors set a
good example because the underclassmen were looking to them for a focus
on what activities to do in the future.
Academically, the Senior Class was a
powerhouse, with several students vying for valedictorian.

Bowers hoped that students would
feel comfortable being part of Arroyo.
He also wanted students to take issues
head-on instead of being passive.

"I think that now they are figuring out
that life has a meaning and that they're
trying to find a direction in life" stated
Senior Sofia Chughtai.

-Shirlee Lowe