San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Profile: The Ke boardist I want to have the listener envision the object or image, and I want to create says David Challinor, an avid music fan and keyboardist. Many of David s inspirations have their source in local KTYD disc jockey Guy Guden s fpronounced 'ggood-en',J show Space Pirate Radio which devotes six hours Lori Chapman Terry Chlentzos Saundra Cicileo Amanda Clare John Clarke Robert Clayton Debbie Connor Jim Cook Julie Cook Robert Cord Bill Cottrlel Rosemary Cox T

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.SL 'wi 5 .Yi 'I ia? 5... R . ,Q fx. ,- 'TH v sa 5 . Q ff 1 4 H, 1' liek: ef 5 l PB-ark.. ' , ,l ul ,- l ,4f 4 X 'H college applications state of mind takes precedence, Most extracurricular involvement, from running for office to joining community organizations, is in this sense a lie. On the positive side, perhaps it is the means to the end that is of essential value, certainly this is experienced by some. One student comments, In the process of applying to colleges, I came to learn all sorts of things about myself, especially my past, my motivations, my goals and my shortcomings. This self- evaluation is what's really meaningful. College-prep students, eventually, get into one or another college and take their leave of San Marcos. Some go to City College, some to the ivy covered institutions of Princeton, Yale and Harvard. There they put to rest the myths they have created to explain the unknown world of college. Laura Carroll Tom Carroll Cathy Carter Kristin Carter Patricia Casselman Gerald Castillo Maria Castillo Marilyn Castillo Vivian Cavalli David Challinor Scott Chambers Carol Chapman SENIORS 131

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-n each week to modern European and Asian groups. These bands, obscure to the unitiated, include Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre, Sensation's Fix, Colin Towns, Klaus Schulze, Can, Amon Duul II, Pink Floyd, Ange, Ash Ra Temple, and of course the Beatles. David explains, g'I'm influenced by electronic groups I 1 l n ,- from Germany, France, England, Japan, and Greece. When I say electronic, I mean the heavy use of synthesizers and sequencersf' When I play, it's a great feeling. It's even greater when you play a piece for someone and they can recognize it. I like to play other people's music and intersperse it with improvizationf' Releasing albums of his compositions on keyboards of various types and creating a new record label of aesthetic music are among Davidls plans and goals. Art, he says, Mor music for art's sake, not for monetary gains, is what I admire. Monetary gains are fine, just as long as that's not the goal of the work. The reward is creating. I l Catherine Cramer Maryann Crognale Kenneth Crombie Linda Cruz David Cummings Wayne Cutty Krista Cyr Terri Dague Joan DalBello Rick Daniels Todd Davidson Dave Dawson Crissy DeAlba Gloria DeAlba Chris Dean Andra Delbrook SENIORS I33