Palos Verdes High School - Triton Yearbook (Palos Verdes Estates, CA)

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Mariners have a whale of a time Marine Mammals Club: Front Row: Terrence Yu, Laurence Young. Ken Ellinwood. Dennis Lemmi. 2nd Row: Chris Ellinwood, John Bacon, Denise Williams, Elaine Yeh. Patricia Ricci. Marine Mammals Club is an inform- ative discussion group that brings up such topics as what sea animals eat, how they live, and how they die. It talks about such animals as whales, dolphins, porpoises, and other fasci- nating sea animals. Laurence Young was quoted as saying, Marine Mam- mals is an interesting club, and it really is a lot of fun. Marine Science Club is a most out- standing club at Palos Verdes High. During the year, one of their most interesting activities was a $500 field trip. They raised the money for this trip by selling stationery, collecting newspapers and aluminum cans, holding a bake sale, and doing various other moneymaking projects. On the field trip, Joan Wang said, It was an interesting experience being able to bring the classroom outdoors. This was the first year that the Marine Science Club has been at Palos Verdes. Marine Science Club: Front Row: Jenny Weber 2nd Row: Elaine Yeh, Robert Seitz. Gia Gittleson. Advisor, Diane Beardslee. Martin Phipps. Cathy Morris. Maria Vasilion. 3rd Row: Dean White. Gregg Strenk. Mike McLaughlin. Joan Wang. Jackie Knell. Brook Tomic. Katheryn McDaniel. Lori Amato. Liz Weaver. Jay Duston. Kim Sax. Joanne Cominsky. Marilyn Paik 4th Row: Ken Sax. Mark Linehan, Mark Acres. Steve Hooper. Jeff Acres. Robert Enzerink. Joel Farrier. Curt Graham. Lisa Jacobson. John Lisenberry. Katie Barrick. Betsy Spears. Jeff Medve. Julie Taylor. Alec Moller. John Liu. Organizations- 177

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Shakespeareans watch Hamlet Maureen Halikis and Bridget Gleason were always using their free nnoments between classes to crochet different things for special occasions. The tal- ented duo was seen around school crocheting afghans and other colorful and interesting designs. Shakespeare Club was made up of students who were interested in the plays of Shakespeare. They raised money so that they could rent great Shakespearean films such as Hamlet , Macbeth , and Taming of the Shrew . Crochet Club: Maureen Halikis, Bridget Gleason. Shakespeare Club: Front Row: Don Goodman, Melinda Williams, Candy McCormack, Brenda Daly, Sherry Ross, Lisa Larson 2nd Row: Colleen Hogan, Anita Arminio, Tracy Jenkins, Kelly Mills, Darisse LaRose, Renee Kirk. 3rd Row: Robert Coty, Marsha Herzstein, Suzie Fritz, Stephanie Silver. 4th Row: Alisa Endsley, Robert Remstein, Jacquie Gordon, Marci Neuman. 5th Row: Eric Lubliner, Steve Lewis, Steve Sandor, Liz Russell, John Miwa, Lynn Sterba, Laura Linstedt. 6th Row: Rich Levine, Jeff Haire, Bob Vasey, Greg Fitzgibbons, Doug MacKallor, Tim Keenan, 7th Row: Charles Paul, Mike Miller, Mark Acres, Bill Shearer, Eric Schultz, Bart Porter, Phillip Andres, John Arndt, Terrence Yu, John Intagliata 176-Organizations

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Clubs debate best movies and plays Forensics, one of the oldest clubs, had a truly stupendous year, winning many events. A few include a first in Dramatic Interpretation at two tournaments, second overall in Debate, and a third in Original Events, Especially outstanding were Robert Azar and Adam Gilburne. A new club, the Movie Making Club, had a vigorous start, producing a science-fiction adventure film called New Beginnings and starting a second film to be completed in the fall . Forensics: Seated: Robin Allen, Brian Moore. Standing: Bonnie Effros, Dan Deluce. Tim BurUe, Alan Asch, Sheila Hogan, Movie Making Club: Clockwise from lower left: Blair Craig, Susie Jansen, Larry Maizlish, John Stringer, Eric Nay, Brenden Hyde, Tom Stansell, Greg Owens, John Liu, Denise Williams, Tom Shindell, Tim Burke, John Jordan. Not pictured: Jeff Nicklas. Paul Danielson, Chris, Potampa. 178-Organizations