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

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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

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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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K 1 Students conserve CdM In an effort to solve the trash problem and beautify the campus, the Sea King Conservation Corps was created this year. The corps consisted of five CdM students: john Keating, Nicole Tries, Chip C-rail, Pam Lawerence, and Todd Lamoureaux, who worked on a variety of projects. They cleaned the planters in all parts of the school in preparation for the spring when a variety of ice plants and flowers, including African lillies and daisies, were planted. 2 3 1. Pam Lawerence prepares a planter for reseeding. 2. Todd La- moureaux rakes the leaves follow- ing a windy afternoon. 3. john Keating listens to his Walkman while the plant eats his rake. john Keating, Nicole Tries, Chip Grail, Pam Lawerence, Todd Lamoureaux conservation corps 93