Clairemont High School - Calumet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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c tt ift ice MOST DEDICATED CHIEFTAIN Denyce Hobgood and Aaron Brown School spirit is what set these two Chiefs apart from the rest. Last year’s Chairman of Student Af- fairs and this year's Chairman of Hospitality, Aaron was an active part of C.H.S. His participation in foot- ball, cheer, and golf also distinguished him as a dedicated Chieftain. Denyce was a big port of A.S.B. for four yeors. She was doss Vice President of her freshman and sophomore years. Vice President of A.S.B. her junior year, and President of A.S.B. this year. Her long-standing dedication to the school wos also shown by her participation in soccer and soft- ball, her work os President of S.A.D.D. and an overall enthusiosm that was exemplified by her involvement in the Rowdies. When it comes to the spirit of orange and blue, these two hod enough for the whole school. CLASS CLOWN Rosie King Rosie's outrageous personality set her opart as the femole counterpart of class clown. She spread her enthusiosm to the school by participating os one of the spirited mascots. Here, she displays her spunky, punky attitude with mohawk and oil. CLASS CLOWN Brent Beltran Brent won his position os doss clown by usin natural tolent of being absurd. His constantly witty spontaneous comments endeared him to students faculty alike. Brent's bizarre personality enabled h find the humorous side of any situation. Even of wo individual personality was evident through his ac Here, he tries to persuade a customer to buy the duce by threatening bodily harm. 150 SEKIORS

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For upper left: Shondo Mogee is weoring: ski jockot by Bogner, $438, stretch ponts by Roffe, $165, ski gloves, $52, cotton turde ne k, $18, down filled hot, $33. Afl clothes from Pot's Ski and Sport. Upper center: ieff Rurtond is weoring: leather jocket by Philippe Monet, $350, Knen cofton ponts by Me» Internationol, $46, cotton button-up shirt by Guess?, $60, silk tie by Insignia, $13. All dethos from Brass Roil, Nordstrom. Immediate upper left: Amanda Curtis is weoring a houndstooth checked two-piece outfit with Uazor ond pleated mini skirt, $98, and straw hot, $12. All by Conlempo Cosuols. for lower left: Eriko Phibbs is wearing: leother jocket, $180, leggings $22, stretch lycra skirt, $25, rayon shirt, $12, suede boots with zipper, $55. Al from (otwolk. left center: Muoi Diec is weoring: white royon tank, $13, s3k ponts, $24, Indian print scorf, $7, straw hot, obout $3. wooden beod netkloce, $7. All im- ported by Pier 1 Imports. Immediote lower left: Roxanne Ruzk is wearing: sweotshiri by limited Express, $34, cotton ponts by Forenzo, $54, watch by Axcess, $70, Outbock Red leather heodbond, $12. All from The limited limited Express. SENIORS 149

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roxanne Ruzic and Jeff Rutland We all know that those people we think will succeed end up os bums in some alley. So here are Jeff and Rox- anne, doomed to a future of ripped upholstery, graffitti, and the lonely stroins of the blues on a soxaphone. To eorn this distinction, the two ended up in the top ten academically, with plans to go on to college. Class presi- dent his junior and senior years and member of the foot- ball and baseball teams, Jeff was a successful guy. He was a representative to Honor Seminors of Son Diego and Boys' State, as well as several other leadership ac- tivities. Roxanne also took on responsibility as a representative to Honor Seminars of Son Diego, Senior (lass Secretary, and Editor of the yeorbook. She was also a National Merit Semi-Finolist, not to mention the biggest pun-teller at C.H.S. A combination of leadership, intelligence, and personality ensures a promising future for these two pretty swell people. MOST ATHLETIC Jennifer Taylor and Chris Box hose two outstanding athletes were an excellent exomple of ol spirit. Chris Box was Clairemont's only freshman varsity ball player bock in 1984 and was also an incredible ;Her. Jennifer played varsity basketball and also ran cross- try and track. With such a history in athletics, Chris and Jen- r are bound to be seen ploying pro sports in the future. BEST DRESSED Stefanie Mount and Chris Dragman These two stylin’ seniors substituted Clairemont's halls as runways to model their sophisticated manner of dress. It was not an extensive or expensive wardrobe that set Stefanie and Chris apart from the crowd, but rather it was how they presented themselves os unique individuals. We expect great things from these creative and innovotive fashion plates. SENIORS tSl