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

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S3 I 5 Q. 'QA Q- ,, f, sa. O .!.. - fl, Al lntemational Exchange Club: Front Row: Meaghan Black, Yves G9l'm0BUX, Clarke Hllbis, Jim Raylof, Tammy Johnson- Megan Randall, Jennifer Paterson, Jacqueline May, Rachel Third Row: Paul Treherne, Gary Chapin, Richard Cho, Carolyn Sacks, Laura DeJamett. Second Row: Jacob Friis-Christensen, Davey, RafCl'1afaWf'1f1 BUCMQQSUWBU- fo ,' fix Foreign Exchange Students: Front Row: Meaghan Black, Yves Germeaux, Clarke Hilbig. Second Row: Ratchatawan Bucldeesuwan, Jacob Friis-Christensen, Paul Treherne, Carolyn Davey, Laurie Hall. The International Exchange Club plays a very important part in the great success of all foreign exchange services. This club helps the exchange student to become acquainted with the area and to easily adjust to the new culture. Quite a number of students from Palos Verdes have taken part in AFS, traveling to four continents. 'Traveling to another country is an experience that enriches ones outlook on different culturesf said Laurie Hall. Organizations 207

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Consisting of committed distance , . . . . , runners, the 700 Mile Club requires Clubs fetaln ldentlty thf0l.lQh actlvltles each member to run a total of 700 miles over the summer. During the l final week, the runner must average 70 miles to complete the require- ments. To meet this demanding task it takes dedication and hard work, but it is worthwhile in the eyes of each member. It was a lot of hard work, but it was paid off by a good season, said Angie Snider. The Breakfast Club, one of the more unique clubs at Palos Verdes High, knows how to spend their Friday mornings. After a quick jog, the club then goes to a member's house to enjoy a magnificent feast of eggs and the traditional Froot Loops. Thou shall run a short jaunt, take a sip out of the silver goblet, and eat a bit of toast prior to Froot Loops and 700 Mile Club: Front Row: Brent Kimball, Angie Snider, Dyari Decker, Drama Sublets Skylor Pirsr Second - av - Row: David Scudamore, Bennie Cravatt, Masa Hasegawa, Bi l Reeves. ot Picture : Damian apouo a, gli min Cisaurse' thus Sald CO-exalted Traci Goodrich, Wesley Henderson, Kellie Hourigan, Tracy Leichter. u er ic urer. V? fa?- aww T3 L Breakfast Club: Front Row. Skvlm, piper Vic purer, Brent Matt Carroll, Masa Hasegawa,David Scudamore, Mark Hatch. Kimball, Bill Reeves, Bennie Cravatt. Second Row: Alex Furer, Brad Daniel, Dave Tokajl' 206-Organizations

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208-Organizations Pep Squad cheers PV to victories P i i With their spirit and enthusiasm the 1986-87 Pep Squad helped cheer the Sea Kings to many incredible victories. Led by Pep Squad President, Marjorie Culver, and advisor, Briar Boyd, the girls supported PVHS at every athletic event and school activity. Also, continuously during the year they gave their all at pep rallies, at the traditional bonfire, at lunch time activities, and during Homecoming Week. They also participated in various outside events including Harlan Shoemaker and different competitions. Outstanding leadership by head varsity cheerleader, Hilary Barto, head junior varsity cheerleader, Sara McEneany, head flagtwirler, Tiffany Keele, and head songleader, Susan Donaldson, helped end the year with PPP d , b Songleaders: Front Row: Chrissy Abernathy, Julie Rowe. 2nd Row: Marianne Brombach, Linda goo memories and not Ing ut Franklin, Susan Donaldson, Brooke Thies. SLICCQSS. Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row: Michelle Arce, Nicole Miller, Hilary Barto, Dina Johnson. 2nd Row: Alex Pulman, Heather 1-101195 3rd Row: Angel Alberto.