University City High School - Excelsus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Shayne Ireland, Amy Kurland, and Mrs, Mendoza discuss scripts. Drama Club The 1981-82 Drama Club consisted of 25-30 selected students who had to endure try-outs to become members. Stephanie Wells was president of the club, which met once a week at lunch time and after school to discuss other types of drama and art activities throughout the community, and practice for their spring comedy. The club took extra time to design their own stage and props, because there was no designated stage production class. The spring comedy went over well with many stu- dents and parents attending for an evening of fun and laughs. With a year of experience be- hind them, we can look forward to a successful and talented group for the future. Di)ah Home, Kyle Krause, Mrs Mendoza, Amy Kurland, Shayne Ireland, Bobby Rios, Amy Kurland, during rehearsal. Bobby Rios adjusts the lights. 109

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Fishing Club There were many students interested in fishing at University City High School. They met every Friday during lunch to plan their trips, and dis- cuss the different types of fishing equipment to be used for various excursions. One of the many trips taken by the club was to Otay Lake for bass fishing. The club was interested in both fresh and salt water fishing and, We will go anywhere to fish , said Michael Greening. This feeling was shared by many members of the club. Thanks to their enthusiasm the club was a great success. % ' 1 First Row; Mr. Howard Vitkus, Asakawa. Margi Bastida, Dan Person. Ken Parker Mr Reed, Second Row: Lisa Hernandez. Mike G Rutan, Tony Reed. Ayad Kazzazi, Tim Throckmorton, Brian Steffen Kevin Knox, reening. Matt Howard Vitkus and Tim Throckmorton listen about Lisa Hernandez and Margi Bastida listen to a lecture. ' Greening looks on as somebody fishing makes a catch lOS-

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Race Human Relations The Race Human Relations program at Univer- sity City High School, was an organization that helped solve many of the racial problems. Mr. Wong headed the program which included members of the faculty, administration, classi- fied staff, and parents. Another program that dealt with Racial problems was ESAA. ESAA included students from all different races and backgrounds. These students worked together as a group to achieve their main goal, which was to make U.C.H.S. a better place for every- one. Mr. Wong presides over the Race Human Relations meeting. Glen Crosby and JonI Gilbert Swing at lunch Between classes, Rodney Johnson stops to talk to Anna Alvarez. Race Human Relations group in action 110