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

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Benito Singer. Rodney Allen and Mark Slater form pari of the technical . u t r t ki i j ci, i m-.„,,i ' ' ■ ' ' Anchorpersons 1 roy Duncan, lerry Naylor and Sheila vVenzcl. Victor Mislch directs the show. fJary Kelchen works out the sound I Mr Collins assists Rieardo Singer U.C. News Crew The Student View production under the supervi- sion of John Collins was a news column with cam- pus and community activities. It was aired over closed circuit television in various F.nglish classes. The show began in the second semester during a fifth period Media Productions class. Sheila Wcn- zel and Terry Naylor were the co-anchorpcrsons. with Troy Duncan on Sports. With Matt ass as the producer, and nearly 20 students responsible for the camera, sound and script, the show ran smoothly. The purpose of the production was lo make a successful student information show and as the year progressed the Media Production team was satisfied with a job well done. 172 Student View Student View Cast: Back row- David Adams, (iary Kelchen. .lohn Collins. Rieardo Singer. Mali Wass. Rodney Allen. Cheri Nagel Middle row- Troy Duncan. Terry Naylor. Sheila V en el I ronl row- Vichir 1islcti. Ik-nilo SiniHT ( i.-.-r,.,- ' H . II.- M.rt m.,i.r

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Music to the ear as you listened to a Walk Man Radio. Izods were seen on many types of clothing this year. Argyle socks, one of the more preppie looks you saw. Top Siders and After Hours were favorites for the dressed up look. Steppin ' Out In Style Fads and fashions come and go. This school year was filled with unforgetable styles. Hemlines grew shorter into the mini skirt look. Hair also was shorter in the GQ or mod style. Guys in general began to have the more dressed up look. Tennis shoes were replaced by leather Topsiders. Mem- bers Only jackets and Alligator shirts were also favorites. Other styles were Bermuda shorts, Vaur- net glasses, argyle socks and Walkman recorders filled the campus. Next year will prove to have more fads and fashions but the school year of 82-93 will be remembered as the class that stepped out in style . Page sponsored by: Clyde -h Cindy Slrani Fads 171

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Coach V. gives his outlook for the season. Coach Russ instructs the team. We ' ve Got Spirit The main purpose for this year ' s Pep Rallies was to promote school spirit and to introduce the upcom- ing sports activities. The Pep Rallies were led by the Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading squads, and consisted of cheers, yelling contests between the classes, skits, introductions of the sports teams and encouraging words from the coaches. Many students turned from uninvolved students to proud Centurions after the Pep Rallies. Pep Rallies 173