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

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.4a ■ Tim Throckmorton prepares for the 1981 Christmas Tree sale. Key Club Key Club membership was available to all stu- dents with enthusiasm for community and school involvement. Mr. Price, club moderator held regular meetings every Wednesday during lunch in his room, Room 436. The local Kiwanis Club provided leadership and direction when requested and also aided the club throughout the school year. During the summer months statewide conventions were held to provide club members with the opportunity to share experiences and common expectations so that they could return to their individual schools and provide positive leadership roles. Environmental awareness was a key issue dur- ing the year and club members became in- volved in community service related activities The major fund raising event took the form of the 1981 Christmas Tree Sale held at Standley Park. Key Club membership provided each in- dividual with an opportunity to become socially aware and community conscious. Members of the Key Club en,oy their lunch at a weekly meeting. Ken Sharp and Robert Marrow set up fences for the Christmas Tree sale at Standley Park, Top Row: Dave Felps. Valerie Rough, Linda Moore, Cheryl McGee, Susan Guy, Mr, Price, Bottom Row: Howard Vitkus, Jim Snook, Tim Throck- morton, Ken Sharp, Shawn McMillan, Robert Marrow. Jim Snook eats his lunch as he listens intently at a weekly meeting. 93

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.U «P . 1£ y C£- X. C -: 7 J;V. Cneerleaclers ki ' i- ' iyi 1981-82 J.V. Cheerleaders led our teams c)n to victory. Although elected late in the year, ' ' t this year ' s squad consisted of six girls willing to , put time and effort into something they be- lieved in. Many hours of dedication and coo- £-£ peration under head cheerleader, Buffy jf ' McGuire, were needed to produce the zealous ' { atmosphere attributed to the games, and a close bond was formed between the girls. Team work, is what made the year a success!! SITTING: N. nry N.idpaii Butfy McGuire. Cathy Billy. Vickie Fulciniti S ING Lydia ' Rios. Jeny Anderson. lANU- Bulfy McGuire fires up the crowd The J V cheerleaders strut their stuff. 92

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ASB U.C.H.S. ASB Cabinet had a tough job getting students interested and involved in the activi- ties going on, because it was a brand new school. The ASB had to start new traditions and encourage the students to be more enthu- siastic about attending U.C.H.S. ASB advisor Mr. Yandall comments, The ASB of 1981-82 probably had more hurdles to overcome than any other ASB I ' ve ever known. Saddled with creating new traditions and establishing a fun and positive attitude, or first ASB met this chal- lenge head on, with great success. With a year of practice, next years ASB will be more organized and run smoother. Through this first year our ASB Cabinet learned to work together as a group to improve school activities. The vivacious ASB President, Dana Harwood M !■ • , . ' • Top row ; Dana Harwood, Stephanie Wells, Allison Moore, Dave Michael, Kara Smith, Annette Gorholt, Kriss Zounes, Lauri Cleveland, DeAnna Bahkos, Cynthia Chaney, Pam Cashman, Katie Kellers. Bottom row; Mr. Yandall, Larry Kubricky, Glen Livesay Top Row: Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary, Ka- trena Home, Treasurer, Ken Sharp Bottom Row: Vice President, Katie Kellers, President. Larry Ku- bricky. Katrena Home and Laurie Cleveland try to boost spirit for the girls Softball team. 94