Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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Brenda Gholson Senta Gilliard Kathy Giusto Brandi Glotfelty Ramon Gomez Arturo Gonzalez Sofia Gonzalez Janel Gustafson Heidi Haferkamp Cheryl Hall Gary Hall Ana Hamilton Marcie Hamilton Timothy Hamilton Julie Hansen Bruce Harris Seniors Gh-Ha 25

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April Gates Tanya Geiger Gregory Geisen Michael George Foreigners find Fallbrook Ana Barcel6 of Spain, .Jean-Lionel Carrere of France, Malin Leander and Anna Norden of Sweden, and Mikko Hyppa and Mikko Vaan- anen of Finland experienced life via Fallbrook. Fallbrook and the American culture offered these six foreign exchange students excite- ment and intrigue. Ana Barcelo originally wanted to vacation in America for a month, but her father insisted she go not just for fun but to learn. However, with her vibrant personality, Ana easily found out how to have a good time in America even in sleepy Fallbrook. Jean also found the social aspects of school to be very agreeable, because in France schools are only for studying. He learned how to surf and play football and became an avid Walter Payton fan. For Anna Norden and Malin Leander, living in Fallbrook meant a year to improve their English. Anna enjoyed wind surfing and sail- ing. Malin continued to play golf like in Swe- den, and both girls enjoyed eating pizza. Seeing how Americans have fun lured Mikko Hyppa and Mikko Vaananen to Califor- nia. Mikko Hyyppa learned how to play foot- ball with the Warriors. Being their kicker meant an enriched vocabulary for Mikko as one of his favorite, printable words was Main- ard. Mikko Vaananen on the other hand pre- ferred the beach to the football field. He en- joyed the sun and surf. Mikko, along with the other exchange students, expressed an inter- 24 Seniors Ga-Ge est in visiting Los Angeles and especially San Francisco, and Anna Norden has considered returning to the United States to live. fAboveJ The foreign exchange students en- joy the excitement of the Mt. Carmel pep rally. Cllightj Jean-Lionel takes a break in Alge- bra ll. 1

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James Harrison Tiffany Harrison Charles Hartford Robert Hatano Christie Haugh Laurie Haven Lori Haynes Allison Heath On the town Why would anyone drive for hours just to sweat in a dark room? To dance? lt's worth the drive to go and have a good time with all those gals, said dance fiend Jeff Riese. The thought of dancing in the flash- ing lights with friends attracted people to such clubs as After Dark, the Distillery, Club Zu, the Stratus, the Odyssey, and the Seven Seas. The dancers traveled to these far off clubs decked out in the latest attire. The guys often go as far as wearing makeup, with unbelievable amounts of bracelets and belts around their wrists and hips. The girls, however, far surpass the guys as far as dressing is concerned. They can be seen wearing layers of lace, tank tops, sweaters, belts, and flourescent socks. They too, adorn a large amount of bracelets, plus their ears are filled with an assortment of earrings. They all danced in their colorful costumes until they just have enough time to get home 20 minutes after their curfew, just late enough not to get into trouble and still be able to go dancing again the next weekend. Dancing at the Club, Jeff Riese dons the latest I in dancing attire.