Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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Belinda Blea Jeffrey Bloom Alan Bojorquez Dewight Bondzio Debrah Boozan David Bowen Michele Bowers Michael Bowman Jay Bradbury Alice Brand Suzanne Braun James Brennan Andra Brown Tom Brown Kelly Bryan Melissa Bulkly Tamara Burcham Greg Burchett Susan Burdick Shelly Burton 18 Ssniors Bl-6u

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Tracy Barreau Shelby Bates Kim Becker Shelly Beckham David Benjamin Tom Black Ann Blackier Wade Blackman Foreigners find Fallbrook Wine, women and song lured Bert Garza magnetical- ly to California from Mexico City where wild stories ran rampant about the Southwest. They did not apply to sleepy Fallbrook as he discovered after arriving. Bert unhappily learned that twenty-one was the magic number for the kinds of entertainment he hoped to enjoy. Fortunately, human ingenuity bounded to the rescue and he delivered himself from boredom and homework via his own social gatherings. Bert ' s inter- ests did not lie entirely in partying though. Momentary flashes of conscience for school and his primary goal of learning to speak English interrupted some of his exploits. A less common reason for coming to the tinited States was that of college sophomore Richie Moreles. While attending a private British school in Mexico City, Richie was advanced several times during grade school. He attended one term in a Mexican college but was denied admittance to the University of Mexico because he received his basic education from a British school and not a Mexican government school. He was told that one year in an American high school made him eligible for the University. Luckily Richie had rela- tives in Fallbrook with whom he lived during his year here. According to Richie the entire situation reeked of politics, but he did not regret his stay. Joking about strange American ways, Rictile Moreles and Bert Garza enjoy a Fallbrook morning. Seniors Ba-BI 17

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Soaked in spirit Spreading spirit and building class unity were major goals for President David McDanieis, Vice President Lucy Munoz, Secretary Darcy Kariya and Treasurer Nina Woodson, as they encouraged fellow classmates to attend float meetings. Their effort paid off with a first place float. It was an awesome feeling winning the float competition, exclaimed Lucy Munoz. With the first step to winning the coveted Class of the Year award in hand, the officers set out to get more students involved in school activities. By estab- lishing more prestige in the title Senior they encour- aged more students to participate in class competi- tions and pep rallies. At the same time the officers tried to stamp out the spread of Senioritis and cre- ate a feeling of enthusiasm on campus. Swamped with senior responsibilities, Sec- retary Darcy Kariya, Treasurer Nina Wood- son, Vice President Lucy Munoz, and Presi- dent David McDanlels dive into an exciting, new year. Brian Busch Kathryn Butler Doug Butsko Jeanine Calhoun Sean Campbell Tom Campbell Wade Campbell Nicolas Campos Kevin Carlisle Carolyn Carmichael Jorge Carvalho Ado Casagrande Seniors Bu-Ca 19