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

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On The Job For many students, working meant extra re- sponsibility and maturity because of their role. Every student maintained their studies while keeping sensible work hours. Some student employees were enrolled in work experience, which allowed them to leave school early so they could work and still get credit for the time they were out of school. Students had jobs at various facilities like Jack- In-The-Box and other fast food restaurants. A big source of jobs was the University Towne Centre. Many were employed there and bene- fitted greatly from their jobs. It gave them a greater sense of responsibility, maturity, and independence. Tim Reeves; Union 76 Station. Theresa Stevens and Madelon Preston; Rowdy ' s Roast Beef. Ronnie Reich; B Dalton ' s Bookstore. rrt 78 Olivia Price; Ocean Cookery

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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

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Students From Other Countries Bjorn Romberg, Drahoslav Ljm, Anne Hole Ann Hole is student from Norway coming to San Diego with her family because of her father ' s employment. Ann ' s interests consist of going to parties and listening to music. Some of her favorite groups are The Talking Heads and David Bowie. Some of the changes in Ann ' s life are her school day as in Norway they are required to attend seven classes in a very large school with the class periods being shorter. It ' s nice here but I wouldn ' t want to live here in the U.S. forever because! miss Norway , commented Ann. Bjorn Romberg is from Sweden. He and his family are here because they wished to retire in the United States and decided to settle here in San Diego in 1980, Going to school here is aca- demically harder but more fun stated Bjorn. In Sweden, students do much the same as they do here such as going to parties, movies and listening to mu- sic. Bjorn enjoys listening to New Wave as well as playing soccer and skiing. Drahoslav Lim is involved in many different activities such as music, having played in a dance band in Czechoslovakia, playing soccer and electronics, Drahoslav has found that living in San Diego is drastically different than his native Czechoslo- vakia. 79