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

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nd K Are Traveling Twosome ow do you make a friend? Do you start out one day and say, Today I am going to make a friend , or does it just happen by accident? Have you ever accidentally stabbed someone in class with a pen? Most of the time this makes you enemies or at least acquaint- ances who grimace at your presence. Not in this case however, in fact, it was the beginning of a long enduring friendship between Katia Kowarsch and Kirsten Wissel. Friends are people who have similar backgrounds, common interests, desires for companionship or simple wishes to see the world together. This is exactly what happened eighteen months after the pen incident. Katia and Kirsten had been in French class when the opportuni- ty to see Paris together was opened up to them. We researched and studied to gain as much knowl- edge of Paris before we left. Katia said, This is when we truly became best friends. Kirsten had already been to Europe and was excited to share her experiences with Katia. The first thing we're going to do is eat at Creperie des Arts , Kirsten's favorite crepe restaurant in all of France. You'll love the fresh crepes piled with ice cream, strawberries, hot fudge, whipped cream and nuts, Restaurants have always been a common interest of the two friends. Katia's mother owns the Sea Shanty in Cayucos, where Katia works to pay for her travel. Kir- sten's father, Carl, is a gourmet chef while not out surf- ing, so the two have much experience with palatable delicacies. On Katia's last birthday , the two ate at Cafe Roma, the finest Italian restaurant in San Luis Obispo. On any other occasion one could have found them ordering turkey and avacado sandwiches at Osos St. Subs. Friends are good means of motivation. In several situa- tions the two have opened each other's eyes to such things as sushi and softball. They have even planned to attend U.C. Irvine together next fall Next summer the twosome will spend two weeks in Paris, one week in Madrid and a week in West Berlin with relatives. After graduation and their trip to Europe they hope to keep in touch. lt's more than likely that they will knowing how many memories they share Page 166. 1. Downhill hotdoggers, Katia and Kirsten pause after few early morning practice runs from the Cornice at Mammoth. 2. local deluxe restaurant offers open air seating to favored locals l' Kowarsch, J. Hendry, T. Dearden, K. Kowarsch, K. Wissel, and E Crawford. Today's special is brown bag delight. Page 167. 1. Kirste and Katia spend half of their lives and all of their money at Osos S Subs. Mayonaise, mustard and sprouts on turkey and avacado kee them coming back. 2. We forgot the sour cream and onion potat chips. Katia remarks, At least we've got cheese puffs in the car. 3. This tree was planted in 1853 by Johnny Appleseed and bear nuts. Although they don't usually spend much time in trees, this on provides an inviting seat to rest upon during an arduous hike. 1 Monet's garden in France is just one place Katia and Kirsten hav been together. -awk

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Friends Make Times Together Specia lthough graduation may send them in different directions, the members of this group have built lasting memo- ries that are priceless. There is much that they have been able to share, and by strengthening their relationships with love, care, and fun, they have had the greatest years of their lives together. They're a row- dy group of fun-loving people who don't let ages or beliefs change their friendships. Who will ever forget the out of control pizza parties at Woodstock's, or making a wreck of Sandra Neumann's house on Su- perbowl Sunday, or the huge group of hyper-actives waiting in line to see Out of Africa ? The midnight runs to Denny's, dances on the beach, and countless celebra- tions at Chris Land's have made this year anything but dull. Every one of these friends is someone special, from Jane Lulabella Murphy Tan- ner, who can't decide what to call herself, to Robyn McCorkle, whom no one can believe was actually born in South Africa. Stephan Goertz and Elise Knudsen have caused the great culture gap between Morro Bay and Europe to shrink, and thanks to Tom McKel- lar's red Camaro, there is always one car that is never late to the show. John Butler said it well, Without these friends, high school would mean nothing. Page 168. 1. Working at the concession stand is often tiring, but Scott Davis, John Butler, an the rest of the gang make it fun with music, jokes, and friendship. 2. Many members of th group plan to go to Europe this summer. The original plans of driving to Paris had to b cancelled when Bob's Fiat wouldn't start and Dave's Volkswagon couldn't make it over th speed bump. 3. Good times together have been unique and special for all, and helping hand have produced close relationships. Page 169. 1. The Group. FRONT ROW: L. Evans, C. Land, C Orr, S. Goertz, D. Havemann, R. McCorkle, BACK ROW: A. Milan, S. Neumann, C. Wilson, 'l McKellar, L. Zeuschner, A. Gallo, J. Butler, E. Knudsen, L. Miller, J. Tanner. 2. The inn sanctum of Mrs. Larsen's French room is a favorite place for lunch, sleep, and reassurin hugs. But there is no doubt that wherever they are, the smiles and good times that thes friends share will continue. 168 Friends