La Jolla Country Day School - L Esprit Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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'lub Backstage aT This year's Drama Club production Q Snow WhiTe D, The wicked V queen waiTs wiTh The 7 dwar if V Jill Beneray learns To make fabric frames. A The hunTsman, Jason Thielbahr, brings bad Tidings To Snow White QArieIa Deicasy buT is capTivaTed by her beauTy insiead. l Mirror, mirror on The wall, who's The fairesT of Them all? asks The wicked queen qKaTie HaTchj. ,ql A BaskeT weaving provides a welcome break in The academic grind for Susan Van Campen, Andrea Corum and Veronica Moreno

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K OF AMERICA AWARDS le certificates and plaaues recognize seniors whose achieve- tT in selected disciplines have surpassed all others. Candidates 'selected by The faculty with consideration being given To aca- tic excellence and enthusiasm for The subject maTTer. The follow- erTificaTes are awarded by individual departments: T-Jeanette Anne Coleman GLISH-Carol Wyatt Cannady REIGN LANGUAGES-Samuel Ivan Barontsky CIAL STUDIES-Gambhir I. Singh IENCE-Robert Burnard West ATHEMATICS-Laura Jennifer Schultz ddition To These certificates, a plaque is awarded To The senior T demonsTraTes breadth of knowledge in Liberal Arts or MaTh and nce. This years winners are: NE ARTS-David Scott Michelson DIENCE 8: MATH-Justin H. Traxler S STATE DELEGATE: The Kiwanis and The American Legion e selected Todd Glick as This year's certificate winner. He will el To Sacramento To participate in leadership acTiviTies which cate offices held in The state of California government. 'loNAL Minn AWARDS FOCi6f6 H0l10fGife De Fl'Gl1CGiS eft To Right. Kiki Mclntyre, Rachel Friedman, John Zifterblatt, Adina Taubman, Abby blet. Jett Sweeney. Madame Thornton. Missing. Fiona Dulbecco, Jon Zifferblatt. Four seniors achieved status as National Merit Commended Students: Brian Sweeney Ezekiel Valtz Ragnar von Schiber Robert West Three seniors progressed To The Semi-FinalisTs category: Matt Colwell David Michelson Alex Miller Two seniors were selected as National Merit Finalists: Matt Colwell David Michelson SCHOLAR ATHELTE: Justin Traxler, a Two-way sTarTer as Tackle, made The All-CoasTal,League Team on defense and is a sTarTer for The 2nd year. His GPA is 11.0 and includes both AP and honors classes. He is President of The CompuTer Club and will produce a student play, Enter Laughlhg. The National Football Foundation and Hall ol Fame has selected him as This year's winner. MATHCOUNTS '86, a math contest for 7Th and 8Th grade students, sponsored by The California Society of Professional Engineers, was held during February. MIDDLE SCHOOLERS Amy Bauer, Tim Yu, Da- vid Chan, Aaron Goldziner, and Jerry Fang placed second in The county in a field of 23 public and private schools. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Top: Jay Yu, Jason Russell, Uriel Feldman, Julie Leach. 2nd row Laurie Schultz, Uri Grezemkovsky, C-amby Singh, Cheryl Schwartz, Gayle Bello. lst row: Tami Dubow, Matt Calwell, Natalia Ruiz, Sam Barortofsky. David Michelson. Lynn Wung, Jill Daniels. gs ff fx