Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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l j'W7 H'2 xl V , W5 g df 4' M W if Vs J V 'rf 3. bi M ... 1 Look oT our school by Geoff Sprinkle AbouT every six veors, o high school needs To become dccrediTed. VVASC, or VllesTern AssocioTion of Schools ond Colleges, does This by evoluoTing oil ospecTs of The school. From This evolu- dTion, o Thorough reporT is compiled, conToining The posiTive os well os The negoTive ospecTs of Dovis, Through VVASC, we were dole To look oT our school from onoTher person's poinT of view. This self-exominoTion helps sToff members improve Dovis. Advisor Wil- liom lVlcI?iveTTe believed VVASC wos o A gizvz V good progrom vviTh good inTenTions. Tflfw 1. Nick Pefrulolcrs' brief cdse slfs idly by while od- vrsor Ken Addlf confers wlfh John Alford, Sfdnrs- ldus Counfy Schools superinfendenf 2 Sfudenf VVASC Commiffee members lviclc Pefrulolcis, Dove Thompson, Michelle LGWEGDCG, Lelgh Loeffler, Kofhy Vlfeolcley, Corie House vy- righf John Guerrrni, Eloine EZUQOEOWS, l-leofher Beoil, Poulo Corfer, Molly McCormrcl4 3. Lynne Monrioue fdlces The English portion of The Acodemic Decdfhlon A Academic Decofhlon fedm Meri Vlfydff, Kd ren Jensen, Jill Eddy, L ynne llflonrioue, Sfocy Elo- res, odvrsor Jdrin Jenlcrnson, Gdylond Eorsoerg, Por Gufhrie, .llm l-lowlclns, lvlclc Pefrulolfis, Deon Gollowdy, Rondo!! Sfrouss, ddvisor Ken Addir, Chris Ogden. 5, VVASC odyisor Bill lVlcQiyefTe folces flme To pose for The comero o, Ddvld Thompson prepdres his reporf during d WASC meefrng. 7 WASC sfudenf cholrmdn lvrclc Pefrulokis con- fers wifh Cone Housewrighf df o meefing DecoThlonfVlfASC 'I73 4 E151 id

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Broin over brown by Geoff Sprinkle Dovis overcome much odversiTy To Topple rivol Downey by A135 poinTs ouT of 60,000 possible in The Acodemic De- coThIon. The Teom ploced firsT of 46 schools in The counTy ond wenT To The sToTe TournomenT oT Chopmon Col- lege in Oronge, Colifornio. Advisor Ken Adoir sold, llEoch Teom member con- TribuTed o greor deol To The Teom's vicTory, ond l'm very proud of Them. The Teom consisTed of '12 members, six of Them olTernoTes. There ore Three coTegories ThoT sTudenTs were ploced in. This depended on Their grode poinT overoge: Honors 3.75--4.00, ScholosTic 3.0-3.75, ond VorsiTy 3.0 ond below. Dovis come owoy wiTh 34 indivlduol owords wiTh Rondy STrouss plocing firsT W wif overoll in The ScholosTic division ond lvleri VVyoTT plocing firsT overoll in The VorsiTy division,

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- X :sf it 2, 1. Catherine Baggett discusses the major points of a well written composition. 2, Frank Allen, i?aui Fitch, Tamm y Siaven, Jeff Mann, Danny Carvalho, Roger Pease, and Jeff Carr gather around Lynn Berry-Hudson. 3. Since money for readers was cut back, Bob Benjamin must read more compositions, 4. Gwen Larsen listens to a student perfor- mance of the play, The Brownsville Raid. 5. During library orien tation, Louise Aiberti had to show Paula f.!Dj Eaton and Dionn Martin how to Nil out a library card application. Kenneth Adair Government, Competitive Speech BA - CSU, Stanislaus enjoys tennis, riding motorcycles at GDHS 5 years Linda Beamer Student Body Office Secretary enjoys golfing. horseback riding at GDHS 5 years fi Patricia Beauchesne Office Secretary enjoys sewing, reading at GDHS ll years 15 5 Louise Alberti English BA - San Francisco State, UC Berkeley, University of Hawaii enjoys many varied activities at GDHS 16 year Bob English BA, MA - MJC CSU, San Jose enjoys listening i music of the 50' and 6O's, readin traveling at GDHS 20 yec