Corona Del Mar High School - Ebbtide Yearbook (Newport Beach, CA)

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Allyson Lawler: You can usually find me sailing towards Avalon aboard Afternoon DeIight. Erin Haley: I like to go for long walks on the beach. Kara McGuinness: I usually pack my bags and leave for skiing. Susan Seely: I like to have munch attacks and ramble with good friends. Lynn Etkins: My very favorite thing to do is to plan my weekend with friends and sit back and see if for once it will work out. Ilene Hess: I like to have fun with my friends and stay as far away from school as possible. Lisa Imbernino: I like to go to the Concert Factory, but not on mod nights. Eric Ruffing: I like to go to java in the morning and eat peanut butter sandwiches at LesIie's in the afternoon. Shirley Gregorius: On the weekends I like to spend time with my friends, go to parties and just have a good time. Rick Scott: I like to eat. I Tobin C-iblin: I like to go to the Concert l Factory and skank. Steve DeMars: I like to go to CdM basketball games. Leslie Ramsey: I like to make late night runs to Haagen-Daz. 3 David Imbernino: I like to read the Bible. I 1. Paige Brennan adds color to CdM's cam- pus. 2. Peter Stoughton and Andy Warner share a handshake. 3. Lynn Etkins, Karin Glasgow and Shirley Gregorius are shown doing what they enjoy most, going to par- ties and spending time with good friends. 4. Elliott Colla demonstrates how to skank . activities 91

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t Lisa Fohring: I like porking out with all my friends. and raise on all the dorks. ' Y 8 boulevard in dowtown Watts. What's your favorite thing to do when you'1'e not at school? Mike Kelley: Go to social gatherings and converse with my fellow peers about our scholastic futures. Paige Brennan: I like to watch MTV and thrift shop in Laguna. Patricia Ballin: I think about all of the homework I'm putting off for late, late Sunday night. Andy Warner: I'm usually at Peter's house. jim Kime: I like to go down to the peninsula Heather Manclark' I enjo cruisin the main I 5 90 activities Lisa McManigal: I love going out with a vanload of the gang to parties or games, doing crazy www things, and acting silly. Tom Temple: I like spending high quality time with friends talking. Suzy Evans: I like to sit back, relax and totally forget about anything that worried me during the week.

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lympic Week promotes spirit and pride Olympic week gave students a chance to become involved while competing or rooting for their classes. The event featured a week's worth of lunchtime activities in which each class attempted to outdo the others. Though the juniors seemed to dominate the week, winning tug-of-war by their brute strength, VW stuffing by cramming an astounding 21 juniors into the car and pyramid building with their monkey-like agility, sophomores captured first place after winning the innertube water polo and the obstacle course, which was worth more points Olympic Week was judged a success by referees Mike Hess and MaryAnn Muller, and it is hoped to become an annual event. V r 2 . Seniors attempt to build a pyramid. Bottom row: Mike Molinaro, joe Palluck, George Argyros, Chad Forello, Gor- don Moss. Row 2: Jeff Jacobs, Pat Loofbourrow, Mike Man- clark. Row 3: Don Larsen, Lynn Etkins, Kelly Pyle. Row 4: Cindy Beck, Chris Daily. Top row: jodee Smith. 2. Seniors MaryAnn Muller and Mike Hess referee the lunchtime events. 3. juniors pile up for their winning pyramid. Bottom row: Pat Dyson, Rob Stefano, Brett Hughes, Dan Garrett, Brad Driver. Row 2: Gary Rausch, Peter Stoughton, Elliot Colla, Paul Watson. Row 3. Liz Pint, Lisa Ensign, Eric Alt- shuler. Row 4: Mimi Lathan, Annette Johansson. Top row: Kim Valentine. 4. Sophomores David Olmscheid, Tim Mitchell and Kathy Parker are stuffed in a VW as Mike Hess tries to close the door. 92 olympic week