Morro Bay High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Morro Bay, CA)

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.,,f?,,. aff? .HT Meet Fred The Barrel here in the world would you find he- roes named O.J., Fred the Barrel, and the fair Lady Jane swinging on a vine? In the comic section of your newpaper, if Mar- quise Bent has her way. Marquise started drawing in an art class in seventh grade. That same year she won first place in a contest, with a picture copied from Van Gogh. We had to draw it upside-down, says Marquise, and when I went to look at it displayed, I was sur- prised that they had hung it upside-down! Now, however, Marquise is mostly interested in cartooning. Her binder and numerous pieces of paper are covered with pictures she has drawn in her spare time. She gets a great deal of encouragement from her mother, who also draws and paints with watercolors. Some of her inspiration comes from her fa- vorite cartoons Peanuts and Garfield She says it gives her ideas on creating her own unique style. However, she believes that she can get inspiration from just about anywhere: television, other artwork, and even comments people make on her work. When asked what her plans for the future are, she says she wants to attend the Walt Disney School of Animation. Her ultimate goal is to someday work for Walt Disney produc- tions. You've heard the expression, back to the drawing board ? Marquise never leaves hers! . w at W 's X we in Q it Rf - ts,-Q. XE: '-.zefeeff . - .g ,, ' - fi . . .,. .. - f K - if 'NX . -. 5. is NX W fx -asses it x John Warren Chris Watkins 1 W A ge'a West ' l , jj : '55 . ' :Er Steve Wiley I in . W Christy Will Rafe Wilson 9 fi-vt it t llA f N S sis Q i t ' -- .. I , ,J . .. Rod Wmch i s . f Mike Wiseman .,. .f.--,ff A . S Samantha Wolfe 4 q X , Cheryl Woodard i J ' it ic oo ar b X R k W d d if s S Shannon Woodin Q I... A John Woods Jill Wright Darrin Wynn Katrina York Michelle Zamora Justin Ziegler Freshmen 163

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i l i 1 I i I I 'sv sg.. o Q' 8 gf.. fi' -4' ,im Page 164. 1. Team spirit is high for the soccer team, celebrating a great first season. The rain didn't dampen their enthusiasm. J. Witt, M. Cohen, M. George, B. Myrick, D. Ruehr, L. Franco and M. Beards- ley concentrate on perfecting their form for the Toulouse-Lautrec High-Step Can-Can Contest. 2. Sean Crawford and Scott Fessler practice for Mock Rock, while traveling to Cabrillo for a soccer match. Page 165. 1. Lunch time brings friends together to share the latest gossip or to plan for free time. Michele Oliver, Hilary Thomp- son, Jenni Richmond and Kelli O'Toole were chosen to be the sopho- more team for the five legged race in Paducah, Kentucky. 2. Every- where that Hilary goes, her M8tMs are sure to go! Does M8tM stand for main man, Mark Gonzales? 3. Roses are red, violets are blue, where we would be without friendships true? Friends, like flowers, need to be tended. Gifts exchanged, letters written, phone calls made, pictures taken and hugs given, that's friendship.