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

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Richard Kim Brigitte Klein Kevin Knox David Koenig Kent Korson Kimberly Kramers Kyle Krause Lionel Leger Cory Krell Jacqueline Lemoine Maria Leon i4il Jeanne LaMotte Seung Lee Mike Liang Gregory Little Maria Littler Shiun-Chi Liu Shawn Logue 172 Seniors

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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

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Kimberly Long Tami Lopeman Frederick Loucks Diana Lublin Jose Luis Michael Lupro Donald Lutz Kelly Lynch Steven Lynn Michael Maister Kimberly Maloney Ronald Mandley Guardian Angel A group of thirteen young men banded together in February. 1979 m a rundown tenement in the South Bronx. These were the first Guardian Angels. Mark Nicholaw. a member of the San Diego chapter explained. We are primar- ily here for two reasons. We function as crime deterrents by patrolmg neighbor- hoods and intervening in crimes in pro- cess. We also serve as a constructive or- ganization for young people. Being an An- gel gives us a means of developing a posi- tive self-image while being of service to the community as weM. Mark Nicholaw joined the Angels in July. 1982. Three months of strenuous physical conditioning, martial arts train- ing, and actual street patrols were re- quired to become a graduated Angel. We are required to follow a code of conduct, and wearing our uniforms is a privilege that must be earned. The red and white shirts that the Angels wear must be earned during a period of proba- tion following the initial training. The de- sign on the shirt, an eye set m a triangle With wings extending is symbolic of peace and the Angel duty to protect and see all. Mark has participated in approximately two patrols a week. His patrols primarily walked the streets of Logan Heights. Downtown, and Southeast San Diego. It was all worth it though, he said, because I was tired of seeing people ifraid to walk the streets. Joining the Guardian Angels was my way of doing something about it. Seniors 173