Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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s urprising end for Mr. Legs Mr. Legs 1986-87 was facul- ty member Ed Loman. The Miss Legs winner was Tracey Richardson. How did Loman feel about win- ning the contest? Great, for an old man, Lo- man said. Loman and Mr. Jon Gaffney decided to enter on the spur of the moment. Actually, my wife married me for my legs, Gaffney said. I ' ve been a runner for years and always heard people remark about my INTRODUCING the Mr Legs con. tcsunts 15 Michelle Missildine. The win- §E0 gB Hi legs. I thought it would be fun to have a couple of staff members en- tered. Were Loman and Gaffney sur- prised at the results? No, Loman said. With the best pair of legs at the contest, how could I be? I was outraged. I think I should have won, Gaffney insist- ed, trying to hide a smile. I ' m looking forward to next year ' s con- test. I only hope we will get a little tougher competition. ners were Mr. Ed Loman. for Mr. Legs, and Tracev Richardson, for Miss Legs. Tracy Kugelmann Jennifer Landtiser Song Leang Christopher Lee Bobby Leitheim Jamey Lemken Rodney Lethworth iviarti Letze Jeremy Lewis Earlene Little Carmen Long Dave Lorence Dirk Lough Jason Lowe Ebony Madyun April Mah Michael Maneri Richard Mann Kciko Maratii Renac Martin Lisa Mattos Thomas May Steve Mayo Danncy McCartney Eva McCarty Yolanda McCrary Samuel McDonald S hannon McDuff Jamie McHale Trace Melton William Melius -Melius, Sophomores

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Kelly Harrison William Harrison Kelli Harter Donald Hauk Franklin Hawkins Kevin Henrickson Kou Her Daniel Heritage Dinaka Hesiip Wendy Hilbert Crystal Hill Michael Hill Stephanie Hockett Gabriel Hood Carolyn Hosaflook Linda Ignacio Kevin Irish Portia Irvin Carolyn Jacobson William Jarrett Rick Johnson Howard Johnson Jennifer Johnson Rick Johnson Paul Johnson Rufus Johnson Adam Jones Demetrius Jones David Jones Kristy Jones Monika Jones Ralph Jones 1 wina Jones Kathleen Keliikoa Bill Kielty Lori Kilgore Joey King Laura King David Kram 0 ' f W 1 M P 16 Sophomores. Harrison-

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F ifties are alive at CS assembly Reaching out to high school students was the goal of Rox- anne Burgener, Marie Phillips and April Stephens when they helped arrange an assembly featuring the Convertibles. The girls got in- volved with the ' ' 5OS style rock group through Pastor Mark Wil- son of Wesleyan Methodist Church on Dracaea Ave. Their purpose was to bring some impor- tant messages to the students, such as unconditional love, forgiveness and help with hard times ( Ev- eryone has them, says Stephens). The Convertibles are from all over the United States and main- tain a band base in Irvine, Ca. They recently joined an organiza- CONVERTIBLES Andy Sp.kc Kel- log, on saxophone, Christopher Bryant, Jason Mendez Jennifer Merrill James Mewes Rainbow Meyers Rhonda Miano Joyce Miller Shawn Miller Dana Missildine Michelle Moeller Katja Moewes Paula Molde Adriana Molina MaryAnn Mora Nathan Mora Yaritza Morales Brian Moreland Lisa Murphy Petra Musarra Nou Nang Carl Nevarez Erick Nicmeier Nicole Nowacki Nancy Nunez Dawn Oats Christine O ' Brien tion called Student Venture, and they travel around performing for many high schools. Although the assembly at which the group performed was not religious in nature, the band stressed many important themes that anyone can relate to, ac- cording to Phillips. Band members shared personal experiences be- tween songs, and through expres- sive lyrics the group conveyed its views about common teen prob- lems; eating disorders, alcohol, drugs and peer pressure. For one day, the Convertibles recaptured the fascination of the ' 50s at Canyon Springs — a school that was definitely of the ' 80s. 18 SopI-