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

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May we help someone? Ken Parker returns the correct change. A Place Of Necessity The student store, run by the cafeteria personnel had a second successful year of operation. The students who donated their time by working in the store, received class credit for their efforts. The store was enjoyed by many students, being convenient to get the necessities needed for school. Even a few snacks to hold the students throughout the day were available. It was a very successful idea, and worked well, with a monthly percentage of the profits going to aid the ASB. Standing: Avideh Yaghami, Laura Bridge, Selh Granger, Dede Schlover, Lonn Paul, Sitting: Ken Parker, Tracy Lynn. Student Store 139

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a, Kim Fleshman anticipates a win Heather Croft exhibits her Centurion spirit. Cheerleaders start a pyramid at a pep rally Wendy O ' Dea generates the crowd ' s support. Leah Singer creates a spirited atmosphere. Julie Aylcsworth stirs up enthusiasm. Spirit Motivates The Crowd I enjoy cheering and wanted to promote school spirit, stated Leah Singer when asked why she wanted to be a J.V. Cheerleader. This year ' s squad was comprised of eight enthusiastic girls who spent much of their time and effort cheering at J.V. games. Although all the cheerleaders worked hard to raise school spirit, the most difficult job wcnlto Kim Fleshman, who had the honor of being elected head cheerleader. Because of their demanding du- ties as cheerleaders, many girls had to give up jobs and other outside activities that intcrferrcd. Even so, they all agreed that cheerleading was definitely worth it. Standing: Heather C ' rofl, Wendy O ' Dca. Audrey Alfcros, Juniffr R.ivcio Kneeling I ois C ' oller, Mascot .SiUing; Kiin I Icshinan, Julie Aylesworlh. Amanda Chapman. I.cah Singer. 138 J.V. Cheerleading

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M ' : Chorus and vocal music is my life. sure it is. I said I liked piano, I didn ' t say 1 could play it. ' Piano, Akiko Tamano Front; Lisa Kroeker. Becky Hale, Yvette lispinosa, Monique Weaver, Ted C?assidy, Heidi McCiinnis, Valerie Rough, .Sally McMullen, Krislen Anderson, Back; Shereatha Poe, Shcrrecn Russo, .Shrei Taylor, Robert Fidel, Kevin Kempton, Tracey Russ, Andrea Hill, Susan Reinhardt. Good Vibrations Music! Music! Music! Choir offered ail partici- pants an opportunity to express themselves musi- cally. Choir was for training the musically inclined vocal- ist and was designed to famialarize members with various types of music. These students were under the guidance of Mr John Gilliland, who helped them gain confidence by performing outside the classroom. This year the choir participated in a spring concert singing selec- tions from Godspell. Throughout the year they sang at the city festival and during Christmas, went caroling at University Town Center. Chorus classes require a variely of responses. Mr. Gilland enthusiastically gives a pep talk to all of his students. 140 Choir Page sponsored b Ihc lliijili I .iniily