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

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:qv gf. 5217 E. . ... Homecoming Hi-Iites 'GOOD TIMES' The cars rolled in with the princesses and their fathers, the music played, and the fans rirrl A cheered. The princesses' escorts waited at the red carpet to assist the girls and their fathers to the platform. The court included fresh- ik? man Mazi Gallard, her father Dr. Robinson, and escort Justin Grahamg sophomore Ivy Mollencamp, her father Dr. Mollenkamp, , i'r and escort Alex Woodardg junior Alexis Mead, her father Mr. Mead, and escort Ryan Moore. The senior class princesses and their es- corts were Peggy McKinnie, her father Mr. McKinnie, and escort Jeff Karnes, Alison Schmidt, her father Mr. Schmidt, and escort Steve Floranceg and Stephanie Delgado, her father Mr. Delgado, and escort Brent Mor- gan. Stephanie Delgado and Brent Morgan were then crowned as Chadwick's 1987 Homecoming Queen and King. Once the ceremonies were completed, the fans anxiously awaited the arrival of the Flintridge team. Within the first four plays, Flintridge scored a touchdown. In the third quarter, Charlton Jackson scored Chadwick's only touchdown, leading to a sad defeat with the score 46-6. That evening, the Homecoming dance was a big success. The decorations were beautiful, balloons, streamers, and lighting all in blue and gold. The disc-jockey, from KROQ played all the popular songs requested by the students. The food served by the C.M.A. was enjoyed by all. 'Q THEY ALL LOOK LIKE QUEENS TO ME. The three sen- ior princesses on the arrival to the platform when being presented. Stephanie Delgado, Peggy McKinnie, Alison Schmidt, and Mr. McKinnie. READY, HIKE. Chadwick football players prepare to at- tack the Flintridge rebels. John Sheldon waits for Jeff Karnes to hike the football while Charlton Jackson is on the move to score a touchdown for the Dolphins. Homecoming 27

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I-ICDIVIECCDIVIING 'M THE MAD DASH. James Haines sprints for yardage before the Flintridge Reb- els pull him down. THE HOMECOMING COURT. BACK TO FRONT, Left to Right. Dr. Robinson, Mazi Gaillard, Justin Graham, Alex Woodard, Ivy Mollenkamp, Dr. Mollenkamp, Ryan Moore, Alexis Mead, Mr. Mead, Steve Flor- ance, Alison Schmidt, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. McKinnie, Peggy McKinnie, Jeff Karnes, Mr. Delgado, Stephanie Delgado, and Brent Mor- gan. DOG PILE! The Chadwick Dolphins try- ing to escape the vicious attack. 26 Homecoming 1'

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...Jun .. .--L, . 'us f ' z HALLovvEEN h,'l,' A .L j Spookiest Day of the Year! -GOOD TIMES- October 30th, the Chadwick campus erupted in a sea of ghosts, gobblins, Rambos, ninjas, football players, and a variety of other strange and spooky creatures. All the village students participated in the traditional Halloween pa- rade. As the villagers were led around campus by the mini marching band, parents, upper school, and middle school students either joined in or watched. The parade was joined this year by the tradi- tional haunted house which was exceptionally creative and scary. Bob Rule assisted the Chad- wick mothers in creating a haunted house that scared the socks off everyone. Students were greeted at the door by witches that let them enter at their risk. -23253 I HEY, YOU WITH THE EX- TENDED CHIN! Village Stu- dents. BLODDY MURDER! she cried. Haunted House, October 1987. FUTURE LEADERS OF AMERICA. Village Students. 28 Halloween - I U .- X 5 J, ,...i -'5.-- mn , if , A. ,ln who .,.,..-.4-dui X E Se X 1: .... W . ' X - w rr: ' ' li f - Q. f -1, . .. X K X SQ diff? X ' - ' .... f News., K he R . . . . gs rf , A Q +--ff -v' f? 1