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

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Variety Show Lights dimmed, the crowd roared. University City High ' s first variety show began. The vari- ety show was filled with sixteen extremely en- tertaining acts, which varied from staff singing and dancing to a comedy skit by the Drama Club. Mrs. Mendoza, organizer of this year ' s variety show predicted an exciting outcome. She also commented on the exquisite talent of the performers. Students, as well as staff members worked long and hard to make this show a success and their determination was well expressed in their performances. Brian Duncan stood out among the other performers with an incredible piano solo, and The Press, a rock band formed by students from U.C. High, excited the crowd with an outstanding perfor- mance of The Rolling Stones ' Start Me Up . Despite Mrs. Mendoza ' s comment that the show was not well organized, the perfor- mances were a tremendous success. Maurice Johnson. Greg Kopels. and Mike Deguzman make up the band called The Press I ' i •V 11 .. W 1 :V V nJSt w f ....i:..= ' l.-« . Debbie Burgo sings a dramatic melody Pianist Brian Duncan, plays a fine solo Suzanne Baeza acts a scene from one of the skits Classroom comic. William Baddour, hits the stage. ' 6 ms mt i m tm •V ' ' 1 A -i M 7. W

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Back Row: Sheila Wenzel, Kara Smith, Lauri Cleveland, Coach Yandall, Carol Croft, Deanna Bakes, Delano Jones, Ron Vance, Steve Carpowich. Middle Row: Ron Ravelo, Troy Duncan, Bill McDonald, Ram Cashman, Kristie Madden, Lisa Ackermann, Cathy Billy, Amy Kurland, Sheila Spahn Front Row: Court- ney Home, Stephanie Wells, Olivia Price, Jem Anderson, Shawna Kaylor, Vicki Fulciniti, Chen Nagel, Alicia Morris. The Junior coaches send in their plays. X Monique Weaver runs it in for a touchdown. H ' ' The captains meet before the game t X Sharon Stoltzfus throws a pass under defensive pressure Lauri Cleveland catches the ;oach Albert Crosby directs his players. hike. 75

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Powderpuff Cheerleading Those few guys who were brave enough to put on a skirt and show off their legs really did a great job as the 1982 Powderpuff Cheer- leaders. They took time out to learn and prac- ti ce the cheers. They participated in a pep rally and performed cheers at the powderpuff Robert Clark, Richard Singer, Brett Wilson, and Matt Banet ame, topping it off with a pyramid. Hopefully, they started a tradition for the coming years. i§ ( mm ' Coach Ravelo finds out for himself. Richard Singer and Brett Wilson dance. Matt Banet looks into the crowd for approval. Richard Singer executes a perfect russian. k Robert Clark shows off his legs 77