Glendale High School Almanac 2005
Datebook
By The Numbers
Who's Who
Price Index
Registration Days:
Seniors: August 30
Juniors: August 31
Sophomores: September 1
Freshmen/New Students: September 2
First Day of School: Wednesday, September 8,
2004
Last Day of School:
Thursday, June 23,
2005
Senior Portraits: Class of 2005 senior portraits were taken
during August and September 2004 at Dunlap-Turney Photography, 1224 E. Broadway, Glendale, CA 91205-1408. NOTE:
Dunlap merged with Montrose-based Bronson Photography in spring 2005. Negatives and digital files are kept for
only 10 years, then are destroyed. If you want more prints made of your senior poses, order them now. http://www.bronsonphotography.com/
Bronson Photography, 2060 Montrose Ave., Montrose, CA 91020. 818-249-5864 .
Yearbook: $75, $65 (if bought before Homecoming). Editor-in-Chief:
Melany Maleki. Volume 96. Delivered on June 9, 2005. 1,000 books ordered.
Explosion: Editors-in-Chief:
Ray de Mesa, Sarah Goldbaum, Christine Park. Volume 88. 7 issues.
Publication dates: October 8, 2004; November 12, 2004; December
16, 2004; January 21, 2005; March 10, 2005; May 3, 2005; June 23, 2005
Drama Productions:
And Then There Were
None by Agatha Christie
December 1-3, 2004 in the auditorium
Commedia Dell Arte
June 1-3, 2005 in Ye Little Theatre
$5 ($4.00 with ASB)
Car Washes:
Football: July 17, February 26, March 26
Club Sponsored Dances:
Armenian Dance: January
7(Armenian Club)
Salsa Night: April 29 (Spanish Club)
Back To School Night: October 7
Senior Nights at Shakey's:
October 15 and April 22
Senior Days at The Habit: November 23, March 4, March 31
Round Up: October 21
Homecoming Activities:
Pep Rally: November
12, 2nd period assembly in gym
Carnival: November
12, Lunch
Homecoming Football Game vs. Hoover:
November 12
Admission: $5.00 (Free with ASB Card)
Final Score: Hoover 42, GHS 14
Homecoming Dance: November
20 in South Gym
Admission: $30 ($25 with ASB Card)
Theme: Bella Notte
Court:
King Arabo Beiki
Prince Vinson Ching
Prince Sam Ghayouri
Prince Phillip Lee
Prince Brian McCarty
Prince Arbi Vartan
Prince Joel Yun
Queen Melany Maleki
Princess Audrey Andrade
Princess Arpine Bandaryan
Princess Melissa Eslava
Princess Crystal Lim
Princess Valentina Vardanyan
Princess Hera Yoon
Dance-Drill member
John Pham performs at a USA Regional Competition at West High School in Torrance.
Club Picture Day: December 2
Variety Show: December 9
Annual Holiday Concert: December 16
Unconcert: February
24, 25
Admission: $8
Theme: It's On and Crackin'
Winter Formal: February 12
Admission: $20 ($17 with ASB Card)
Court: Queen Lilit Nalbandyan, Princesses Monica
Kim, Nubia Melendez, Karine Mongarian, Danielle Verdict, Shivani Vora
Theme: A Valentine in Winter Time
Oratorical: March 4. 96th annual.
Winners:
Tableau: Seniors
Speech: Freshmen (Amira Polack, speaker)
Spirit: Seniors
Discipline: Freshmen (by default. Seniors award reversed). Disqualified for rowdy celebratory behavior after judges
announcement.
Scholastic Bowl: March 14. Finish: 4th Place. Quizmaster: Fritz
Coleman. Overall: Hoover 93, Crescenta
Valley 75, Clark 64, Glendale 60.
Team: Ani Avagyan, Alisa Dong, David Hwang, Albert
Tam, Barbara Zafra
Open House: March 31
Spring Break: April 11-15
Senior Panoramic Picture: May 16
Senior Slide Show: May 16
Hypnotist Show: May 16
PNMA Selection Saturday: May 21. Club reps meet to interview PNMA semi-finalists
in library.
Prom: May 27
Hotel: Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills
Theme: Fly Me To The Moon
Admission: $85 ($80 per person with ASB Card)
Court:
King Jason Chamberlin
Prince Rob Abyane
Prince Kevin Aquino
Prince Joe Boghosian
Prince Nick Garcia
Prince Vache Ohanessian
Queen Lia Oganesyan
Princess Danielle Ameeti
Princess Sharis Ayazjoo
Princess Janet Hutchins
Princess Jade Martinez
Princess Barbara Zafra
Senior Awards Night:
June 1
PNMA Assembly: June 2
Finalists: Audrey Andrade, Ray de Mesa, Crystal Lim,
Lia Oganesyan, Hera Yoon
Winner: Ray de Mesa
Winner gets $1,000
scholarship. Finalists receive $100 each.
GHSA (Glendale High Service Award):
Kristina Davtyan, Vida
Djaghouri, Alisa Dong, Ray de Mesa, Melissa Eslava, Sarah Goldbaum, Katie Harrison, Mina Kim, Crystal Lim, Krystabel
Manquiquis, Ben Mooso, Lia Oganesyan, Christine Park, John Pham, Cynthia Sahakian, Hourie Sahakian, Jessica Thepprasit,
Stanley Velasquez, Hera Yoon, Barbara Zafra
Senior Luau: June 3,
3rd and 4th period ($7, $5 with ASB Card)
Baccalaureate: June 12, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 2:00
p.m. (free)
Keynote Speaker: Scott
Anderle
Graduation: June 23,
6:00 p.m.
Grad Night at Disneyland: June
23. 14 buses left at 10:00 p.m. and returned at 7:30 a.m. ($65, $60 w/ASB Card)
Freshman Beach Party (at Zuma Beach): June 24 9:30 a.m. Bus returned
at 4:30 p.m.
July 17, 2004: Football Garage Sale, Barbeque & Car Wash
August 30: Senior Registration
Day
August 31: Junior Registration Day
September 1: Sophomore
Registration Day
September 2: Freshmen/New Students Registration Day
September 8: First Day
of School
September 23: Freshman Class Election
October 8: Explosion
Issue #1
October 9: Back To School Night
October 16: Round Up
October 22: Senior Night
at Shakey's
November 1-2: Mock Presidental
Election
November 12: Explosion
Issue #2
November 12: Homecoming
Rally, Carnival and Football Game
November 20: Homecoming
Dance
December 1-3: Drama
production: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie in auditorium
December 2: Club Picture
Day
December 9: Variety Show
December 16: Explosion
Issue #3
January 7: Armenian
Club Dance
January 21: Explosion
Issue #4
February 12: Winter Formal
February 24, 25: Unconcert
February 26: Big Saturday (Track Car Wash, Football Pancake
Breakfast)
March 4: Oratorical
March 10: Explosion
Issue #5
March 14: Scholastic
Bowl
March 31: Open House
April 11-15: Spring
Break
April 29: Salsa Night
May 3: Explosion Issue
#6
May 16: Senior Panoramic
Picture
May 16: Senior Slide Show
May 21: PNMA Selection
Saturday
May 27: Prom
June 1-3: Drama production: Commedia Dell Arte in Ye Little Theatre
June 2: PNMA Assembly
June 3: Senior Luau
June 8: Senior Awards
Night
June 9: Yearbooks delivered
June 23: Explosion Issue
#7
June 23: Graduation
June 23: Grad Night at Disneyland
Total school enrollment: 3,100
Total graduating class: 601
Top Grade Point Averages:
Valedictorian: Arbi Vartan (4.50 GPA) and Chris Ohanganiance (4.50 GPA)
Salutatorian: Ani Avagyan (4.43 GPA)
Student Government:
Associated Student Body
(ASB)
President: Lia Oganesyan
Vice President: Hera
Yoon
Secretary: Amy Kang
Director of Finance: Saline
Ayvazyan
Director of Academics: Ani
Arutyunyan
Director of Activities: Ani
Avagyan
Director of Assemblies and Rallies: Nona
Manoukian
Director of Publicity: Adrine
Karapetyan
Director of Spirit-Pep: Isabel
Martinez
Directors of Clubs and Inter-School Relations: Arpine Torosyan and Mina Kim
Boys Athletics Representative: Arman
Shalvardzhyzyan
Girls Athletics Representative: Melissa
Eslava
Dance-Drill Representative: Kala
Jenkins
VAPA Representative: Jessica
Thepprasit
Class Cabinets
Seniors - Class of 2005
President: Hourie Sahakian
Vice President: Anna
Babakhanyan
Secretary: Lusine Akopyan
Director of Finance: Serine
Uguryan
Director of Activities: Alisa
Dong
Juniors - Class of 2006
President: Maggie Chan
Vice President: Lillian
Babaian
Secretary: Marina Garabedyan
Director of Finance: Lilit
Nalbandyan
Director of Activities: Anet
Ovsepyan
Sophomores - Class of
2007
President: Nune Piloshyan
Vice President: Irene
Jang
Secretary: Neomi Garzon
Director of Finance: Gaming
Li
Director of Activities: Tenny
Gharibian
Freshmen - Class of
2008
President: Amy Bishop
Vice President: Gervea
Ornopia
Secretary: Nathali Nicolas
Director of Finance: Stephanie
Hagberg
Director of Activities/Publicity:
Midori Fabricante
Faculty Advisors:
ASB: Mary Hazlett
Class of 2005: Dan Cabrera and Kathy
Burns
Class of 2006: Chet Marcheque and Rick
Sherrick
Class of 2007: Ed Petrina and Laura
Wells
Class of 2008: Kelly Palmer and Amy Mkrtchian
Prices accurate as of June 23, 2005,
the last day of school
United States Population:
281,421,906 (2000 Census)
Glendale, California Population: 194,973
(2000 Census)
California Minimum Wage:
$6.75 per hour
Gasoline: $2.37/gal.
(87 octane), $2.47/gal. (89 octane), $2.57/gal. (91 octane)
First Class Postage
Stamp: 37 cents
Legal music download:
99 cents per song
Blank CD-Rs: $39.98 (100 Memorex, 80 min., 52X)
Blank VHS Tape: $2.99 (T-120). 4-pack: $8.99
Compact Disc: $18.98 (list price)
DVD/Video Rental: $3.99 (Blockbuster Video)
Disneyland Admission: $53.00
(ages 10 and up), $43.00 (ages 3-9)
Music Charts:
Top Five Songs the Week of Graduation (Billboard Hot 100 Singles and Tracks) - Published 6/23 for sales ending
6/19:
1. Inside Your Heaven
(Carrie Underwood )
2. We Belong Together (Mariah Carey )
3. Hollaback Girl (Gwen Stefani)
4. Don't Phunk With My Heart (The Black Eyed Peas)
5. Just A Lil Bit (50 Cent)
Top Five Albums the
Week of Graduation (Billboard Hot 200 Albums) - Published 6/23 for sales ending 6/19:
1. X&Y (Coldplay)
2. In Your Honor (Foo Fighters)
3. Never Gone (Backstreet Boys)
4. The Emancipation of Mimi (Mariah Carey)
5. Monkey Business (The Black Eyed Peas)
Radio Station Playlists:
Most Played Songs the
Week of Graduation:
1. Baby I'm Back (Baby Bash)
2. Dreams (The Game)
3. Just A Lil Bit (50 Cent)
4. Like U (Daddy Yankee)
5. Toma (Pitbull)
KIIS-FM:
1. Lonely (Akon)
2. Oh (Ciara)
3. Hollaback Girl (Gwen Stefani)
4. Baby I'm Back (Baby Bash)
5. We Belong Together (Mariah Carey)
KROQ:
1. Honest Mistake (The Bravery)
2. All These Things That I've Done (The Killers)
3. Speed of Sound (Coldplay)
4. Beverly Hills (Weezer)
5. Best of You (Foo Fighters)
At The Movies:
Adult Admission: $10.00
(adult)
Top Five Movies the
Week of Graduation (boxofficemojo.com):
1. Batman Begins
2. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
3. Madagascar
4. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
5. The Longest Yard
Television:
Top 10 Television Shows
for the 2004-2005 Season:
1. American Idol
2. CSI
3. American Idol (Results)
4. Desperate Housewives
5. CSI: Miami
6. Survivor: Palau
7. Without a Trace
8. Survivor: Vanuatu
9. Everybody Loves Raymond
10. NFL Monday Night Football
On The Newsstand:
Newsweek Magazine:
$3.95
Time Magazine: $3.95
Los Angeles Times: 50 cents (daily), $1.50 (Sunday)
TV Guide: $2.49
On The Menu:
McDonald's: Big Mac:
$2.29, Quarter Pounder: $2.59
In-N-Out: Double Double: $2.75, Cheeseburger: $1.85,
Hamburger: $1.60, French Fries: $1.09, Shake: $1.60
At the Super Market:
Milk: $3.29/gal. (Vitamin
D Homogenized)
Bread: $3.39/loaf (Weber’s Large, 24 oz.)
Eggs: $1.99/dozen (Ralph’s Brand Large AA)
Coca-Cola: $1.69 (2 liter bottle), $1.29 (20-oz. bottle),
$3.99 (12 12-oz. cans)
Candy Bar: 59 cents (Kit Kat, 1.5 oz.; Nestle Crunch,
1.55 oz.)
Coffee: $3.99 (Maxwell
House, Yuban, Folgers 11.5 oz. cans)
Sugar: $3.49 (5 lbs. C&H Granulated)
Bottled Water: $2.50 (Aquafina 6 pk. 16.9 oz bottles)
Detergent: $9.19 (Tide, 87 oz, 40 loads)
Cheese: $3.29 (Kraft American Singles, 12 slices,
2/3 oz. each)
Ground Beef: $10.77 (3 lbs. 85% lean)