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

Page 31 text:

Micheal Henderson Sean Hickey Thomas Hickey Clark Highstrete Peter Hillyer Lashel Himmer Mike Holdcroft Dawn Horn Mark Horstman John Howland Janine Hueckel Richard Hulit Celia Hyams Mikko Hyyppa Edward James Brad Janikowski 27

Page 30 text:

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.

Page 32 text:

Nicole Jann Bradley Jellison Heather Johnson Rusty Johnson Margaret Jones Kelly Jordan Paul Jungersen Kyle Kasenberg Senioritis spreads Beware! A disease that struck many, if not all seniors was on the move at the Fall- brook High. This disease, commonly called Senioritis, left the victims suffering from no-reacting, non-caring, and non-attentive attitudes. For the past three years Doug Myers has strived to stay in class to get good grades. But something happened when Doug be- came a victim of Senioritis. He started mak- ing up excuses to miss class. For Steve Ramirez writing his own notes became his way out or coping with the dis- ease. Senioritis is when you can't stand to be in school any longer, said Steve. Many students who suffered with the symptoms found themselves with nine absences and had to struggle through classes like the oth- er students. Many seniors who were in class found themselves sleeping and thinking about the weekend or the great day it would have been at the beach. The only cure for Senioritis was gradu- ation. Skipping school, Becky Barron and Megan Williams lounge at the lonely Harbor Beach in Oceanside. 28 Seniors Ja-Ka ia