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

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Tim Garcia Humberto Glen Geisen Erin Gemmell Joseph George Cristi Gill Diana Gillen Wendy Gilmore Pam Gilson Sherryl Godfrey Robert Gonzalez Janet Goodwin Alisa Grant Gregory Griffith Erin Guardanapo Kathleen Guilfoyle Mitchell Guthrie Charles Guy Ross Guy Debroah Halsor Seniors Ga-Ha 25

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Bruce draws interest Bruce Johnson is an extremely talented individual who will someday be an outstanding animator. His contributions over the past four years have been in- valuable in shaping the personality of the Toma- hawk, commented Mr. Marty Hauck, journalism teacher. Bruce ' s artistic work brought much attention to his many talents. His animated figures, coinciding with his bizarre sense of humor, added life to any situation. In addition to creating cartoon characters for the Tomahawk, Bruce designed the winning Class of ' 82 float in his Junior and Senior years. Bruce ' s interest in the fine arts included his appre- ciation for music. Christian performers like Rob Mehl and Dave Hopkins inspired Bruce to begin his singing and guitar playing. His goal was to follow in their footsteps by counseling at Christian Conference Grounds, and sharing his guitar and vocal music with young audiences. Bruce performed on his own and with his partner Mike Johnson for weddings, ban- quets, and gigs in the community. They called them- selves No Relation , and began performing together at The Fallbrook Pizza Company. Mike branched off into Young Americans, encouraging Bruce to continue with his personal music. (Above) Bruce Johnson plays guitar and sings in his spare time, and performs for small groups at his church and In the com- munity. (Below) Designing an animated character for the Tomahawk, Bruce works In the studio he has set up In his room. Tom Fox Denny Franco Joe Freitas Maria Freitas Ricardo Fresque z Michelle Garcia Molly Garcia Randy Garcia 24 Seniors Fo-Ga

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David Haneke Darren Hargrove Michelle Harmeier Roberta Harris Charmee Hartman Richard Hatano Peter Haven Leona Haviland The out to lunch bunch With the clang of the 1 2: 1 5 bell, books were heaved carelessly into senior lockers and car keys were fished out of pockets and purses. Mouths watered as minds were all encompassed with thoughts of savory Super Tacos, delicious Big Macs, and cool and creamy frozen yogurts. The goal of these courageous connoisseurs was to obtain something edible for lunch. A few enjoyed go- ing into town either for the challenge of sneaking off campus, or simply to take a break from the daily ritual of school. The fact of having a closed campus seemed irrelevant to the seniors with the ravenous tempta- tions of McDonalds and Jack-in-the-Box. Students commonly agree it really wasn ' t too diffi- cult to sneak into town in their cars. Their main con- cern and problem was getting back on campus and do so in time for class. The school found it necessary to establish stronger rules and inflict more serious penalties for the stu- dents going off campus. In-School Suspension was used as one disciplinary act. When asked his view on this subject. Administrative Assistant Mr. Koval stat- ed, If you sneak away and dance, you ' ll have to pay the fiddler when you return. Enjoying a break from school, Spencer Lew- is, Cathy Turner, Cathy Rose, Lucy Munoz and Mllce Bowman pick McDonalds as the place for their lunch time feast. I 26 Seniors Ho-Ha