Mission Bay High School - Taroga Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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JV' Studying in the senior hall, Marc Brown and John Glawson occupy space 3 5 .xx any qualities make up a prospective visitor to Club MB. The people we have here blend together to create a unique effect of a carefree environment to relax in and adapt to. AI- though most students don't know it, they possess a lot of the same qualities. We have studious, fun loving, and athletic people here. Junior class presi- dent Sandra Geiger expressed it best when she said, The person that goes to Club MB is usually a party going person. The MB student can also be very serious about their academics at the same time. They are very outgoing and show a lot of school pride and spirit. The Club MB student exemplifies pride, excellence, and dignity. fm ,Mgr ' ,, 3 - Nz .4 ,4 ,.- I - 4, . 4.44. W ' ,. e ' Aj., Adu' 'nh UM. ,' ,. A :Urin- , A ,, fig.. l ,Y . Uivff-fgfif 54,1-gba' . ,. .l ' , Q - ,, ul- '. I X ' L ...H -,a 'ff' - 'Q , - f' lsazfylfvr 'I , A ' ..-H - ' U x.: v, - .-' .2 ' F.. -gf r' J V gp- 1 ga L 4:-Y' mi. ' K' .i ,.'l .'Q' . YT., 59' 'S 'zivf . f 4- f f, ,, ',-W We nxfugyuge, v 4 VA J A . A- V '-' HQ-' .312 4.:u ,1'f ', . s 355 -ffY,fe:fsf ' ,-'F ff' A ,fn , - , 'W -1 ff, r '- F' ' f if A- , ' Md' N I4 , J I' 1 A ar 'Tw . ' 1 A ww oxyrfl at 11' VJ I 'Ns-'A task .f ,pq o gn- ioovs' me Via- 4-,V-'J' vel' 05 6159 399 ol' golf' ' v- ,om eve' e 1 Q' ,K 'uv QV Always willing to participate, Robert Guardiola and Kori Rucker iump in the sack. Relaxing on the weed patch, Mission Buyers enioy the sun. Student Life 'l3

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L. U h He rh hh h hh W . - , Af s if 5 ATV sl.. Erasing a nonsuit, Robert Enberg, Sam Noland, and Leah Lekier can even make sweeping the blacktop fun . Q V -.er-queer. ,. 'M vm J nv- M In Vw. M' . QT., w Y I e f 'Q M., N If ' . 004324, l 3 A 4 e W g ,J ,f I . ' gf Q A . Tugging their way to victory, the sophomores defeat the iuniors. demics in mind. , A 'YO li Va a- 7 r,' .- XJ. Lx, 1 :J J . GSE. qzyfif-. ,. --N ,w J. s, - , .au . x Putting aside the leisurely lifestyle of Club MB, Lorena Aviles and Marissa Pound keep their acc ff

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Buc's Feast mssm an igfee-X Fl . , Sinn -e Eogerly awaiting the delicious cuisine, students discuss the game. C 'sf' e . a Q- he varsity football team, poised for vic- ' Q is e a. tory, faced the Clairemont Chiefs and iff ' P .B .gg by halftime led 7-0. The score re- , fo . mained 7-0 throughout the game. The excite- ment of roping the Chiefs built up a lot of B outrageous appetites, cured by the Buc BBQ, wipe, g ,' Q-5 Nw ' .N which followed the game. Hamburgers with Q., rr., ' R .vm gs. all the toppings and chili served as the main course. Pineapple, salad, and baked goods t '2 -a V leted the menu. Many students and 'A B comp , , , 1 'X 1-,Q-0f5:2Q:A ,gilt A 't fi tt teachers showed their true ravenous spirits by T-Qnligeffu' Wei going back for seconds, thirds, and fourths. Coach Harutunian stated, The Buc BBQ had is' N5 been larger in past years, but this year it turned out to be a success. , X v SUE Won't anybody ioin us? exclaims Mrs. Russell. Coaches Pugh and Whatley reinforce Buc confidence. ,gc . ,I . v p,, gm 1. . ,l 5 K , . .X ,: ...- ' I 'A -:fue P 1 mm- ' f ' all r ' , 2 2-