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

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Michael Brown Vince Bustamante Pamela Ceren 164 Seniors Ike Bruckman William Buchanan Martin Bunch Patricia Bunzy Elizabeth Butler Rob Campbell w David Caravantes Kenneth Cashman 1 Bob Chamberlin Rhonda Chester Chih-hsin Chiang James Childress

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Steve Benny Cynthia Benshoof Chris Beresford Melba Bland Mark Blodgett Yvonne Body James Bremner Muscle Man I suppose guys who don ' t know me might be a little intimidated by my body , commented body builder Phil Hernon. He started lifting weights a year ago for foot- ball, but when the football season ended the lifting didn ' t. He continued to lift be- cause he liked the feeling that some- thing has been accomplished . Phil worked out one to two hours a day, six days a week, on different muscle groups so all muscles got worked twice a week. He was featured in Flex. Muscle Up. and Muscle Digest magazines for winning his first competition. Teenage West Coast . Phil worked out at Gold ' s Gym for free on the condition that he compete in Teen San Diego. He strictly condition- ed just before his competitions while on a starvation diet. While not working on competition form he built up his muscles and was on a low fat. high protein diet. The 5 ' 7 . 175 pound senior was an all around athlete. Besides football and weight lifting he also participated in base- ball for seven years and track and won the San Diego North County tennis cham- pionship last summer. He said he didn ' t want to get into sports in his senior year because. I don ' t like coaches breathing down my neck. Seniors 163

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JiMAtu Brian Clark Robert Clark Michael Cohen Yvonne Coiner Heidi Coric Matt Cornforth Dee Dee Couch R Albert Crosby Susan Danziger Tim Danziger Henry Davenport Dana Davis Scientific Student I was never really interested in Eng- lish, I even received a couple of D ' s in second grade, stated Randy Zounes. This was one of the reasons why he be- came involved in mathematics and the sciences. He was raised by science-ori- ented parents who obviously influenced him. Planning on majoring in engineering sciences and having a minor in math- ematics, he chose three colleges which he might like to attend: U.C.S.D.. Harvey Mudd College, and U.C. Davis, in that or- der. In the ninth grade, he took first place in the State Science Fair. It was the most glorious moment of my life. I was in a daze for almost a week. This project took almost a year for him to complete. It was about the geo-magnetic pulsations of the earth ' s magnet field and determined that they were caused by sunspots. Ran- dy has completed two other Science Fair projects and took first place with them also. The thrill of winning is the thing that I like, he explained. Although Randy has done very well academically, he also has participated in many sports. He has received four varsity pins in track and cross country, and hopes to receive one in Soccer. Randy hopes that in the future he can keep up his scholastic grades and his physical activities. Seniors 165