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

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Ayad Kazzazj displays his prize winning fish. Jii Maria Coronado eyes the others while trying to catch her first fish. • i ' Ron Marr awaits his friends before a meeting. Secretary Michelle Mercer takes notes during a weekly meeting. Castmasters The Fishing Club was re-instated for yet another year to discuss that fish that got away! Under the supervision of science teacher Bill Reed, the group traveled to many fishing locations in San Diego county. They often went to Miramar Lake and on a few occasions went ocean fishing on commercial fishing boats. Awards were presented for the big- gest fish and most fish caught during their final meeting. They obtained apporximately twenty-five coed members. The average number of fish caught by each member was twenty-five. Cx iL iP Vail Ken Parker listens to suggestions for an upcoming trip. Ricky Lynn shows his skills as a master fisherman. .Supervisor William Reed and Avideh N aghmai enjoy a nice day fishing at Shelter Island IS2 Fishing Club

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Dan Person and Kent Ninomiya put together the Sports Julie Marvin helps Ashley Wirtz with the layout. section. iiyAMj p •- Sheila Wenzel puts her finishing touches on the copy Matt Banet intently focuses on his work. Bret Wilson reviews his layout. Mrs. Phelan advises Glen Livcsay on his layout. Susan Marchione and Mike Cohen plan headlines for an upcoming issue. Newspaper 1 51

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--J ■ Students ask for Mr. Schofield ' s approval. Bill Buchanan opaques his project. Mike Boren checks over printed material Debbie Fugila assists Jennifer Shultze in silk screening. Clyde Ahrens in the process of padding. Matt Ruttan was preoccupied with finishing touches Visual Effects The purpose of the Graphic Arts Club was mainly to give students the opportunity to finish or get ahead with class projects. In addition, the ad- vanced students worked on productions for the school and printed material for the community. The club met every Wednesday after school from two to five P.M. These students took advantage of the extra time given to them and used it wisely. Participating in the club was also a rewarding ex- perience for each member because they were able to use learned skills in producing creative projects on their own. Mr. Schofield received tremendous assistance from his T.A. ' s, Jennifer Schultze, Tony Reed, Kevin Hugli, Debbie Fugita, Mike Boren and Mike Nerenberg. Front: Debbie Fugila, Jennifer Schultze. Mike Nerenberg. Back: Kevin Hugli, Mr. Schofield, Tony Reed, Mike Boren. Page sponsored by Mr. Mrs. Vikander. Graphicarts Club 153