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

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Cnacivvick's Literary Magazine Soundings is a compilation of the written and artistic works of the entire Chadwick community, from kindergar- ten through the senior year, including faculty. Submissions from any lev- el encompassing drawings, poems, and photographs, were reviewed by the Sound- ings staff. Entries were then chosen after long and deci- sive hours put into the maga- zine. The staff spent a great deal of time, reviewing en- tries and laying out the final publication. Given out at the end of the year on Tree and Awards day, Soundings is the ulti- mate recognization of Chad- wick poetic, literary, photo- graphic and artistic talent. WHICH ONE? Choosing the best works, Wendy Metzger, Mrs. Stephens, and Michelle Mitchell narrow it down. 166 Soundings Back to Front, Left to Right: Liz Wallace, Laura Heinicke, Ariann Boulger, Holly Jones, Cindy Eddy, Cyrille Kaufman, Alexan- dra Ross, Peter Swartz, Yvonne Russell, Peter Sa- vodnick, Kim Mitchell, Michelle Mitchell, Mr Stephens, Kenny Sop Han Yi, Phil Clark, Braii Cebeci, Kristen Gulche Kristen Lauk, Wend Metzger, Wendy Wycl aert.

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ff ff i ,ffl . ff Mx!! 1111 ll , I W I If ' 1 1 f The Speech Club was a new addition to Chadwick this year. With great assistance from John Quarry, upper and middle school students were able to compete in speech tournaments and participate in de- bates. In preparing for these tournaments, students chose their subjects, presented them to the other members of the club, and then were critiqued by their fellow students. These presentations were done alone, with partners, and were dramatized without the use of props. As the year pro- gressed, members of the club increased their speaking abilities and oral spontan- aity. W ' Back to Front, W, Left to Right: Q. Andrew Werts, Scott Ammons, Nathan Severson, Rory Laverty, John Quarry, Colin Shipman, Tara Epps, Matt Smith, Todd Lee, Vijay Dhaka, Enriquae Wismann, Farhad Tejani. Back to Front, A Left to Right: Heather McAuley, Christine Terry, Jean Chung, Sam Hitz, Mina Esfahani, John Quarry, Lisa Kothe, Trevor Hitchin, Monique Parker, Jane Terry, J.J. Brunner, Marilyn Kennepohl, Kayla Parker, Cindy Eddy. 165

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SAILING-Takes me away to where I'm Which IS wh1ch'7 ls Port the left or IS Starbord Sail ing IS a new activity that be came a part of the P E credit system Students travel to the San Pedro Naval Yard once a week and spend three hours sailing on Spirit a boat donated to Chadwick in 1985. While out at sea, the students learned nautical terms and ba- sic sailing skills such as tying knots and dealing with various wind conditions On especially good sailing days students were allowed to put up the spinnaker a sail which replaced the Jlb and al- lowed the boat to travel at fas- ter speeds On days with great conditions students reported that nothing could compare with the feeling of freedom and tranquility they experienced while on the open seas with just the wind. of il . ' ' 43. ' - .,- 1. 1 - N is .T 2.31 ki Q 5 , -y 5. 4 . ,Qlf . .-s PJ sf , , . Hg Q .-1 1 1 Q Q55 1 ' 'Q F' .2 s 4 xi ty 1 6 91. S , X hi xii , . 'db 0 if 4 . 3 X x , . AN. e sv, - s X - -, , rl W T.. . S ' ' 'X' , X v, in Q s as v 'Q Q 4' l 3 ' 4: X19 . Q P 4 'S I f -V . T f . th 5 ,on . -1 sv ' Q9 . I 'i Q5 I stt ' I 5 it .. ,Qx rl .p X., as 3 .' fi' c, II' J X-f f, Q l y W 1 1 ' i is ew ,Q , l W J 4 mf Q 1 I I I 7 l I lf break. HEAVE HO! Michael Pullen tries to lift the sail without the help of Eric Kuechner. DONE CAP'N! Finish- ing up the job, Mark Moeller takes a short Back to Front, Left to Right: Katherine Daw- son, Annika Seiler, Holly Jones, Eric Kucherer, Mi- cheal Pullen, Juliet Gray, Alixe Loveday, Danielle Davidowitz, Kori Ferris Sailing 167