Francis Parker High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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D.C. Remembers . . For me the Pgood old days with the Class of '79 brings forth the following memories: CLAIRE Plike a ship passing quietly in the night U . .. ERIC's Ivy League applications . . . TIM always saying, PHello! Dr. Crone . . . BARRIE's enthusiasm for Parker ...JEFF's sports car cover... LISA 8L Sourapl . .. MATT Hboxing at the IBIS ... COURTNEY's saying, l'You know you love us! . . . GORDON's moustache... SONNY 84 Monica! . . . KRISTIN 84 St. John's . . . MADE- LEINE's competitive desire ...The bow 8t arrow marks- manship of WARREN . . . SCOTT's outhelding . . . CATE 8t Richard! ... SUE's Americanization . .. LIZ's good thoughts about everybody . .. DEBI's fashion analysis ... GLYNNETTE's phone calls to the PRedhead . .. BETH's loyalty to Parker... CAROL, sociology and the primates... RAMON's pitching... DESIREE's appre- ciation of college counselling . . . ADRIANNE's return from Massachusetts. .. KATIE's trip to Europe . . .JAY in 'lGodspell ... GEORGE's debut in 'tArsenic 84 Old Lace . .. KAREN's National Merit Honor. . , STEVE's hairdo . .. NINA's letter to the Board ... PFRED's subtle leadership... KATHY's boyfriend . . . CATH- ERINE's rowing 84 soccer.. .JULIE's smile . , . ALEX's football stance . . . LAURA's dancing... CHRIS' pep ral- lies. . . RANDY's just making it! . . . WENDY's shyness ...JOHN's DeMolay leadership . .. BARBIE's driving skills . . . ANNE's sewing ability ...TRACY and her chewing gum ... Taking this class collectively, one thought emerges from these individual refiectionsz They have made me feel like something special thaving known and learned with theml because they are, and always will be. , DC 16 W' 'fiyf ' TCW 'lit ,,,, ,,,te i i I.,,, 'ff ,1'r!'W 9 W a fr l E xi P4 zffff Mfg, l 1 M if The many moods of D.C. Top right: In charge! Lower right: with Liz Gil dred, Below left: Playtime with Deena Donnellon and Frankie Barrett

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M How We've Grownl? .As The class of '79 was made up of 43 unique individ- uals, each contributing to the school in hisfher own way. But despite this individualism, the class of '79 had unity and great leadership ability in dominating student government, girls' league, sports, homecoming, the yearbook and the newspaper. The seniors will remember and be remembered for: Taking cuts in the lunch line C10 at a timel ... USD ... missing Flag raising . .. symphonies and the theater ...SAT's . . . leaving campus all the time ... senior breakfasts... giving the Lancers a Ulift . . . applying to millions of colleges , . . being cool and groovy.. .4 se- niors in the Roman Republic class . . . Dr. Crone's of- hce-absolutely NO underclassmen .. . llforgetting to go to class . . . the largest senior class yet . . . lVlrs. Brown ... never eating in the cafeteria . .. no cars around the island . . . being late... llsupport your se- nior booth . . . writing essays the minute before class ...senior towing serviceewe knew GC would see things our way... class Pres. and VP . .. eating and sleeping through humanities . . . llThis is an educational in- stitution, not an advertising agency l??!!J' '... John Be- lushi ... protecting our rights . . . our beloved lVlrs. R.Nl.C .... the hrst active Cum Laude . .. Lance, the first senior mascot... see ya' in '89 ... llUnited we stand, divided we fall, and if our backs should ever be against the wall, we'll be together . . . Left: Fred, lVlarsha, lVlav, Vaf, and Cwis at sixth grade graduation, Below: The mature l?l at their favorite hang-out. MM '