Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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6 Opening JUMPIN' ROPE! Steve Flor- STUDYIN' OUT! What a ance, Steve Shlens, and Jeff great time, Mimi Mitchel Karnes have a little fun be- works on all that homework tween class changes. MASKED MAN. The unknown man at the halloween parade was a spooky Mr. Leaven- worth. which never seems to get done. I 1 gi El. A. SLIDIN' AWAY. Shana David and Pia Williams playing during breaktime. Spffxli f

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7 The Drennens Appreoiated A Thank You To Those People Who Have Helped Us So Much Mr. and Mrs. Drennan- Through the two of you we have learned the true meaning of the word dedication. By pushing us to our limits, making us go that extra step, all of us have come to experience a new and increased potential that we never knew existed. Yes, there were times when we wanted to I -2.3 9 throw in the towel, but your constant encouragement always seemed to convince us to hang in there. Like our academic teachers, you demand the best from each of us. Unlike many others, how- ever, you are our friends. We can tand doll come to you for any- thing- whether it be a volleyball technique, a football or baseball play, a personal problem, or even an update on the latest gossip. Your expertise in your field is highly respected. Who else would know when to use a truck and trailor or that the defense needs to be altered for a left-handed hitter? Coach D. and Mrs. Coach D, your intense commitment and eternally optimistic outlook have revitalized the football, baseball, and volleyball teams and brought them up to cham- pionship level. Although we know that nothing we could say or do to repay you would be enough, we want you to know that we appreciate you. WHAT A COUPLE. Jim Drennen and Anita Drennen two people who have had a big impact on the lives of those in the Class Of 1988. Flick Alexander: An Appreciation For You Rick - the wilderness man on campus. Trademark - mustard yellow sweats heavily dappled with mysterious stains, and a dog appropriately called Bud.,, Since your arrival in 1984, you have drastically altered and greatly expanded the Outdoor Education Department, adding new opportunities such as moun- tain-biking, rock-climbing, and kayaks ing, as well as an increased number of sojourns, apart from class trips. to em- phasize a particular outdoor activity. But, perhaps more importantly, you have RICK. Rick Alexander, the man, the myth, the legend. left your mark on us from the N illage to the Upper School, often in the form of greater self-confidence, trust in other members of the group, and a respectful understanding of the environment. Your trips have invariably brought us together, often having caused the class unity found in each grade level. There is no other faculty member who has had as much student interaction, at a friend to friend level, with as many kids as you. Thanks, Rick. We'll miss you and we'll never forget you. Appreciation 5

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f I HOWDIE PART'NER! Paul Elia just out on the Chadwick range eatin' chow before goin' back te gettin' some doggies. 'ur 'X ' 'Q - 4- ,Q A little Opening 7