Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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Io Be liberafed Robert Chan sees Easter Bunny at hockey game. Excalibur had an active year. This year's events start ed off with the annual selling of decals, and bumper stick- ers. Excalibur members enjoyed the snow trip, hockey game, and football game. They also included a trip to Harrah's Auto Show. They ended the year with the tradi- tional barbecue swim party., Exaclibur was not excluded from the trouble of Wom- en's Lib. Girls demanded to join, but even though they were persistent, they lost by a 20 to 4 vote taken by the Excalibur members. 13 '79 'U' 4 1 . 'H- Q5 Front Row: Gerald Helmuth, David Walls, Randy Graves, Bob Peterson, Tim Samarin, Howard Kubo, and Mike Strmiska. Second Row: Paul Seney, Jeff Kampschmidt, Robert Chan, Phil Low, Tom Walls, Mike Caetano, and Sponsor Mr. Lee Weppler. Third Row: Sponsor Mr. Allen Marcucci, James McNew, David Wright, Richard Smith, Brian Lambrecht, Steve Miller, David Wilcox, Larry Carlson, and Pete Perry.

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z ' 3 V A R' I M ' A FQ F 'Q ' 'I 1 'fi 1. f Excalibur Refused Ride 'em Cowboy Richard Weatherson sees camera for first time. ..-'ff' 'x '. 1 T L . President Steve Miller finds dirt under nails.

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o Russian Glub The Russian Club was formed this year, and sponsored by Miss Schneider. This club consisted of any student in- terested in the Russian language. The club started the year by electing officers and plan- ning activities. These activities included a bake sale, a pickle sale, :md raising money to visit a Russian library in San Francisco. They also sponsored a volleyball team in the Kerman Recreational tourney. 4 M l10Sl'0W 3 mx, i i 12935 Russian Club members pose by poster for picture. Now There l 1