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

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Mark Hodgson Ann Hoffner Marshall Hopkins Katrena Home Shihyen Hsu Scott Huckleberry Lisa Hunt Ricky Hunter Wendy Janon 170 Frank Jauregui Richard Jennings Roger Joe Michael Houghton Shayne Ireland Mary Johnson

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John Griffin Sandra Haisha Chris Halkin Deborah Hanson Anna-Lisa Harkonen Brian Harrington Scott Harris Wendy Heath Kevin Heck Michael Heck Jill Hemingway Chris Henderson Hangouts Where ' s the party? My parents are out of town Let ' s all cruise over to my place, But what were seniors supposed to do when their parents didn ' t leave town? Sit around and watch The Dukes of Hazzard ? There had to be a place to go on a Friday night, and in front of the television certainly wasn ' t If, What are we doing tonight? Let ' s go to Crown Point or the Frontier, Today ' s Tuesday, we should go see a dol- l,)r movie at the Towne Centre, Often when the parents were at home the students made hangouts like Crown Point. Frontier Drive-In. and University Towne Cen- tre their own personal inner sanctum. There are many memories of all those Mr, Bud and Mr, Gumby parties. It sure was cold on a late Friday night at Crown Point, Although heat came from the bon fire, a greater warmth came from the friendship Everyone stood around in the dark parking lot and the only face you could see was that of the per- son directly in front of you; the others were merely silhouettes. The music was supplied by our car stereos and under that, mumbled fragments of different conversations could be heard. We should have beaten Clalremont! Mr Mitchell sure is a cool math teacher. Who are you taking to prom? As the hours passed, the cars thinned out tf) only a few and all were gone except for the ashes from the fire But the real lire never stopped burning It simply took a rest in ev- eryones memories At the next party its flames roared again, because the real fire is one of friendship made in a cold parking lot hangout Seniors 169

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Maurice Johnson Danielle Jones Stephen Jones William Jones Jeff Jonilonis Richard Kalichman Eric Kay Katy Kellers Raymond Kelly Phil Kennedy Sandy Keshavarzi Lisa Khoo Seniors On Ice Dedication is what it took to be an Ice skater and still maintain a social life and a decent grade point average. Dee Dee Couch and Monique Moxey at- tempted to do just that. Every morning they crawled out of bed at the ungodly hour of 3:30 a.m. and began skating at 4:30 and worked continually until 10:00 a.m. Early in the morning while most peo- ple were still sleeping soundly Dee Dee and Monique jumped, stretched, and con- centrated solely on their skating skill. The courage and flexibility it took to achieve in skating was reminded to the skaters ev- ery morning. They had to continually keep their goal in sight and go for it at all times. Each of them attained many trophies for their outstanding efforts in competi- tion. Although their goals in skating are dif- ferent. Dee Dee is interested in pair skat- ing while Monique ' s interests lean to- wards single skating, it still takes the same amount of dedication. UCHS hon- ors the efforts of these two ambitious stu- dents. 171