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

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Special friends, Mme Larsen 's wonderful stories, football games, Monday morn- ings, precious memories to cherish forever. Robyn McCorkIe Morro Bay . . . WOW! You 've made me feel great. KW. best friends always. Paris '86 going to be the best! Yearbook fun. Larsen, thanks, you're inspirational. Kreg. Hang in there. Thanks Mom. Texas, here I come. Seniors, RAH! Katia Kowarsch The people getting trashcanned . . . the dances with your girl . , , your best friends when you need them .. . the Camaro , .. SF 580. D 84 C Here 's to midnights, ASB, video parties, AP, late nights at Taco Bell, Spooners, Paris, the Mazda, Led Zep, and MBHS. Take it easy JK, SD, LD, SD, LM, KVM and DH! Keep up with the WeekLv World News. Bouncin' Boulder Bob Huck-a-Buck Queen , CJ. Christy, RO, BB, Summertime '85, Cavemen, pre-soph- omores, Louie 81 Les, Jodie and the disas- ter prom, younger men, What an awful thought. We 're on a mission photo class, TOGA, WING lT, Betty and Barney, All nighters, Roddy, Where 's the parties, inse- curities. Thanks Mr. Duval and Mr. Her- rera! Krissy To all of my friends that l have met. l wish you all good luck in your up coming years. Class of '86 will live forever. Robert Read To Hudson, Monroe, Theres, Leigh, Van Luit, Denham and to all cute women in the years to come. l leave you my secret to getting out of trouble-LIE! See you in Aus- tralia! Later. Dane My best years-the WHAM and ADAM ANT concerts, the parties, the good times, new friends, old friends, friends forever and al' ways choir-singing our hearts out for love and pride. Thanks MBHS. MJ To my friends with love. l'll never forget the first time l came to thi's school. l was scared. As time went by, lslowly realized that this was where l was cared for more than anywhere l've been. Now l know what true friends are. Thanks for fullfilling my emptiness. l'll never forget you guys. Pa- meia Jones l remember when Karen Jablonski WAS shy! Chris Short To whiskers , King Louie V . and tur- tle we have been through a lot. lt's been rad. Remember l'm a party animal! Travis Monroe To C0aCh Thompson, one of the best coaches that l ever had, even if he made me do push ups by the hour. DM ..,.,, Paris in the spring . . . football games . . . drill team . . , dances . . . getting a car jukebox pep rallies sleeping in class . . . Mrs. Larsen 's sto- ries . , . Behr's smiles. Kellie E. Mahan Best wishes in life to all of the gradu- ates of my class of i986. To my friends, RU, MD, JL,,' knowledge is the key to success. Best ofluck to all!! Re- member the class of '86 lives on. Mario Rodriquez To all my friends thoughout high school. I love you all. Whiskers, you're great. l'll miss you, Charlie. Party all the way! l'll always love you. Joe To my friends who have kept me going through these endless four years. And to those friendly punks who are streaming to keep this thing we call punk rock alive. Keep it up. Mark Frey VME!!! 5nZ'i'?A i Moving on to bigger and better things bu not forgetting the fun we had in getting there. Thanks JJ for everything. Everyoni keep in touch. Joiena Life will keep on getting better! We finalk made it! Thanks for the great times. Goof luck to everyone. JJ Friends with L, Musolff's papers . . . taking French in Mme's class . . . J and l becomi closer friends . . . Paris '85 -l learn mor. there than in school . . . Yosemite witi Madame and Behr, sneaking commando style back into camp , . . proving myself ii AP, sex ed film and Nerelli gets mad . . . 4 and l become friends . . . leadership a 7:10 AM, D revs car in front ofmy house, try to explain thesis statement to Thom as. Lisa To my friends and all the good times vw had in the four years. MC

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Fond memories of Mr. Paap 's jokes . . . cramming for tests . . . all of the mods, punks, surfers and stoners . . . sleeping in class, John Meyer Madame's funny stories Paris in april fSimonj . . . football games .. . senior parties , . . Toga parties . . . Mr. Paap's jokes the beach the Prom and especialbf my special friends!! Jodie Butterfield Music, stage choir, Krista, Amber, Me- lissa and Dawn. lt was great! . .. the beach at sunset . . . rain storms in win- ter . . . and Chris, llove you. Linda Wal- ters X45 .-- ' Little tiny Frosh, lots of books, the one and only stage choir, styles, cliques, Thurs. in SLO, Mr. Peter 's ties, Europe, French club, CATS, Boudreau's lec- tures, the chauffer wf the yellow van, Dr. G's bulletins, boys, tears, laughter, and love. Shooshkabob To the years l spent in MBHS friends, parties, dances, laughter, be- ing a senior! I will always remember my friends and the faculty. Thanks! Tere- sita A' ' i lx ., k Ni! Xa is 4 I L .V W- I Eg 4 'i l if. - -- liryy, 1 .gzi Page 30. 1. These seniors went out on a limb LK ' W7 if-ii? Wife .: to raise the money to publish their senior portraits in color. Page 31. 1. Alicia Milner, ' ' ' 'ai f Jolena Hendry, and Janet Jankauski keep UNL - 1' busy schedules, happy faces and a spirited social life, 2. The cheerleaders, led by Hilary Kitzman, worked hard to sell enough M8tMs to help defray the high cost of their uniforms. Some even sampled their own wares! 3. The Career Center provides a chance for Jimmy Avant and Justin Shong to learn about differ- ent colleges. You ride and. you run to catch up with the sun but it 's sinking, racing around to come up behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Bob Bash Here 's to TPing, raspy- generic rootbeer, AP, guys, and the best friends in the world! Suz Who invented liquid soap and why? Life is a four digit number in a three digit lotery. Scott Fessler High school years are diverse years. lt starts out scary, but it smooths out. The teachers sound intimidating. They're not. But most of all, the prison-like conditions contain more freedom than is perceived. Kevin Luttrell Footballgames . . . Friends . . . Dances . . . Band . . . Laughter . . . Finally being a sen- ior after three years. David Smith This school was fun, especially on the week-ends! Being a senior is great. Good- bye to all my teachers, and hello to all my friends. Ed Marchant Duval's office it was the awful check system, frightening exams, late night stud- ies, midnight movies, our first prom, Dis- neyland, and finally Graduation! Betsy Maddox and Deana Ross High school was like a bowl of cherries, except you never know which ones have pits. Robert Ruppert All days the same schedule a lot of crazy-fun people and very friendly girls!! A really different place for my senior year. Thomas Meier Fun times with the VB team and SB team . . . happy rememberance of RR . . . memorable friends are CD, LD, JJ. High school was great! Aimee Wong Tears, sorrow, pain, coping, support, friends, joy, laughter. Thanks to all my good friends whom l'll never forget! Jim Tucker Good times, hard times, boring times and great times, all are meaningful. Paul Sher- wood The urge to unplug the jukebox while a song is playing was just one of the mani- festations of my desire to cause as much trouble as possible without getting into any trouble. Jason Kastner Life has just begun for some of us and for others it is beginning to end. Brian Ezzell

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First year,' nervous curiosity, an ulcer begins. Second year,' security, calm, smug self-assuredness. Third year,- apathy arises, eager for the end. Fourth year,' the final hour, responsibil- ity begins. Steve Johnson The two years I spent here at MBHS were full of good times. Most of my friends left, but one stuck around. Mike Long school years, short summers, Pruitt's bulletins, Paap's jokes, Peters' buffness, Nerelli's homework, Taylor's talks, Anderson's labs, Boudreau's madness, Varsity football, crowded bus, Cecil's work, hot soccer games and the seniors. Doug!Troy To KL, MM, JB, l will always remember the junk food parties and the diets we would start the next morning. SC Police, TP-ing, 4 girls, geometry and tutors and still failing, hard times and fun times spent on this , campus, memories left behind. Maureen '86 is the best year of my life. Thank you to my teachers. RY Always remember theres no door handles . .lBs rule. Annie High school is something special, particularly when it's American. The atmosphere and the feeling of being there is something l'll never forget. Thanks for a year of great value. Elise T Dum, Here 's lookin at you, kid. We made it! The awesome foursome. VB., parties, the Grad, Taco Bell missions. Kristina Jo 77na . . . parting... New York .. . AFS. .. Ca . . . longing . . . problems . . . memories , . . Frust returnee. Gruetzy The good times greathr out weigh the bad. Games, practices, dances, the beach, mov- ies, taco bell runs. All these adventures will be cherished forever. Thanks to everyone who shared. Vicki Late night away FB games, pep-rallies, and my forever boyfriend, Mark. Thanks to every- one who bought my M 81 Ms. Goodbye MBHS- not just for the summer, but for good. Hilary Well we did it and now its time to go on, but not to forget. Parties, Grad, cruising and of course boyfriends. Graduation . . . will we ever be the same? T.Dum The memories will never fade dances, movies, parties and most of all Paris '85. Spe- cial thoughts to my family and Ray. CL The satisfaction of achieving a most impor- tant goal track and field, art classes, swimming, friends, Mme Larsen. Donna Thanks to DH for her friendship and to Mr. Furbee who blew my brains out in Calc, Serina Pre-grad parties, surf club, foxy junes, pity for underclassmen, loud music and to the future, and even a few teachers l say thanks. Troy KH, WS, JM, .lB, Chang parties, Paris, Naci- miento,Cavemen, TB, Friends, love and great times. Farm Boys. Corky To all my friends for being there, making high school one of my most memorable times. H72 favorite teacher. Chandelier We 'be been up and we 've been down and now l'm Australia bound. Whiskers Judgement day is coming! The reign of pop- ularity is over.' Onlv the real men will survive. Good luck. God, that's deep. Tri Page 32. 1. The student lounge provides a haven tor Lisa Miller and Chris Wilson. This room, decorated by DUMP inc., is for the sole use of the advanced French class. 2. The campus parking problem is in- tense, however nothing deters J. Butler, S. Egan, L. Davis, S. White, and S. Davis from their goals. Page 33. 1.Wendy Setting places a lunch order at Taco Bell for Ali Atash. Dial 544-TACO and send the low- rider delivery service on its way.