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

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to you? Which is most important Social Life 1376 Athletics 297-1 - lg: ., : 15 .'! ,'1 Family 3271 Academics 26'Z1 WIN I WWW lHl 'lW llw 'lHIWH! 'lN 'lw 'l 'l eft to Right, Back to Front: ariqa Mead, Dante Corricello, 'Jhn Gentry, Rajesh Singh, Peter ho, Sam Hitz, Peter Swartz, Matt auer, John Kinard, Paul Elia, eoff Gates, Ryan Moore, Michael Clarke, David Rosin, Kenny Sopp, Wenny Miao, Sarah Eagle, Andrea Walkinshaw, Kim Simmonds, Karin Schwindt, Lauren Fox, Trevor Hit- chin, Gary Calissi, Tanja Shipman, Erica Thompson, Alexis Mead, Wendy Wyckaert, Janeane Bennett, Su-Ting Li, Nina Kuhn, Lisa Se- dano, Angela Abramian, Rachelle DeLong, Stephanie Wong, Candice Myhre, Liz Walles, Tina Marquis. BEAM ME UP SCOTY! Lisa Sedano is just a little too bright for Yvonne Russell and John Gentry. OH DAVE. Physical Brutal- ity is a big part of break for David Rosin and Gary Ca- lissi. Eleventh Grade 113

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rl lil ln Left to Right, Back to Front: Tony Raimondo, Jason Spellberg, Kevin Whilden, Eric Gorman, Dimi tri Hallerbach, Tariqa Mead, Steph anie Spalding, Allison Achauer, Su- John Kinard, Chris Patz Monique san Merel, Peter Swartz, Ryan Parker, Peter Cho Monica Gold - Moore, Christine Brockway, Paul berg, Judy LeMay Kelly Bean Ra - Elia, David Herne, Kent Chaney, chel Rosental. md ll 'llmwllm' lm llW llW llHl'llHl'Wlwulw ll 'l Junior Effervesoenoe They are like bubbles in champagne! The class of '89 has a lot to remember from their junior year. Alexis had a nose bleed that lasted two and a half hours on our class trip, recalls one junior. Another member of the class recollected how they played a ver- l12 Eleventh Grade sion of family feud on their wilderness trip in which questions such as What do you do if someone snores? Put cactus up their nose? were asked. Another popular reminiscence shared by a number of 11th grad- ers students was being worried about getting caught by Wieds for go- ing off campus, actually getting caught, and then serving detention. Getting my first car and my first accident, is yet another junior memory. COME TO ME MY LITTLE PRETTIES' The gup pies flee as Mike Clarke reaches in MMM MMM GOOD The Cafeteria food is Jun too much for Tariqa Mead ITS HARD TO BREAK AN OLD HABIT Cros Country puts Mike Clarke in a good mood Mir

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. 0 'j t ull' fmalllywgw auf' Left to Right, Back to Front: Ju- liet Gray, Krista Danielson, Denise Weber, Kristin Jackson, Bradley Cebeci, Laura Wertheimer, Jo Ann Giaconi, Jason Ambrose, Zachary Reznichek, Kyle Rode, Peter Savod- nik, Philip Chen, Kristen Lauck, Natalie Hoppel, John Sheldon, Ce- leste Albowitz, Alex Woodard Stephanie Gold, Lauren Siegal, Lau rie Burrell, Phil Clark, Kori Ferris J.J. Bruner, Brian Suh, Laura Hein- ecke, Danielle Davidowitz, Han Yi Randy Tennant. Missing in Action Brett Harman and Andy Murray. I I Y Q I . Q Q g 0 D Q D Q Q 9 O 0 6 Q Q Q Q Q 5 ,,, 5 , , . 5 , , . . ' Q o 0 o o 0 , Q , , , '3 , rsh ' ,Ar .r.e C g t i Sophomores www! ua I a ,L A. W- S--J and proud of it! Not What They Used To Be The Class of '90 has shown its serious side. It has had two bake sales and is considering adopting a child from a 3rd world country. The 1 14 Tenth Grade uw, Sophomores have also been the only class tak- ing the lead in sponsor- ing a Parent Network party. The 10th Grade fills all aspects of Chad- wick life and The students are paying more attention to aca- demics, and still have time for extracurricu- lars are phrases float- ing around the Chad- wick halls describing the class. These stu- dents are taking their education seriously, and leaving the thrash- er parties until the holi- days. DO YOU KNOW WHAT WE HAVE TO DIS SECT? Bio lab is an experience for Kristd Danielson and J.J. Bruner. MY PARENTS ARE GETTING ME A COR VETTE! Sophomores Annika Sieler, Laur Wertheimer, and an unidentified daydrea during assembly.