Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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SUMMER So. what did you do this summer ' ' ' This ever-common Dock-to- sctvDol question often receives o dull retort But if you were one of the twenty-one students who pioneered a field studies trip to Bahia de Los Angeles. Bop. Mexico, you probably had a lot more to say Images — cool, sparking blue water, a warm, soothing sun — flood into your mind Sounds like paradise? Maybe so. but those who went know that there was more than mere idle bliss and relaxation The objective of this expedition was to expose the students to a program involving observations of a multitude of life forms, in the sea. as well as on land FUHS science teacher Kevin Bathing beauties take time out to pose at a vacation hot spot — Loke Powell. Utah Ttie free (light of the seagulls revives memories o( tt e simple summer lite A romantic stroll on the waterfront may be one of ttie kisting images of summer. . (AJt

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OF 1985 Flint coordinated the program in an effort to promote an interest in the exploration of the naturol environment Meanwhile, bacl in Fullerton, students visited the usual hotspots: Disneyland (and VideopolisI), Knotts ' (Studio K). and, of course, the beach. They adorned themselves with everything from trendy broaches to Billabong beachweor while they cranked up the radio Yet among all this, a new breed wds emerging — The Freshmen, who were now enjoying, maybe even dreading, the end of their lost summer ds sub-scrubs. Tourists are present everywhere in Southern California. The Baja crew roughed it overnight on this small island, one of the many lonely islands that dot the beautiful Baja bay. Doug Winningham cuddles up with a furry friend — a puppy that was adopted during the Baja expedition.