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

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A Mark Of Excellence It requires a 3.5 GPA or better, life member- ship earns a gold seal on your high school di- ploma and it takes a year-end trip to Disney- land. What is it? UC high ' s finest group of high achievers, the CSF. The California Scholarship Federation is an organization designed to acquaint eligible stu- dents to the scholarships available to UCHS. A $500 scholarship will be av arded to the most outstanding student in each of the fields of math, chemistry, physics, English and history, and a special Seymour scholarship goes to the most outstanding student overall, evaluated by a scholarship council. CSF meetings consisted of boistrous lunches and discussions on scholastic opportu- nities. said one member. I also made a few new friends and had a blast on our Disneyland trip! I definately found CSF a worthwhile orga- nization! H Back row: R O ' Barr, M Jungling, C Colborn, C Thomas, T Wilson, E. Sorenson, S. Waisman, M. Ban, F. Hooks. S. Huckleberry. R. Joe. R Kim. J. Ring. 3rd row: B. Creek, D. Skogland. J. Shyu, S. Shih, J. Lin, S Hsu. B, Engleman, G. Smith. H. Croft. C. Ogata, F. Morocco. K, Miller. M. DeGuzman. L Mathis. D Adams, S. Gordon. S- Martin, W. Janon, A. Tamano. Mrs, White, 2nd row: R. Kelly, D. Nicklas, S. Smith, R. Gibson, J. Freer, L. Ferguson, M. Noorani, T. Ong, P. Tan|uaquio, J, Hemingway, J. McCracken, Front row: R. Zounes. C. Chiang, E, Ryan, J, LaMotte. H, Phillips. A Bakhos. K. Romito. R. Day. D, West. K. Kellers- fitt P Jft M -v- W -f ' .4 President Eric Ryan leads a lunchtime meeting. CSF ofticers: Katy Kellers, Dave Adams, Rosemarie Day, Eric Ryan, Debbie West. Richard Kim signs in at a lunch meeting. iii 50 CSF Mrs White. Katy Kellers, Eric Ryan, and Debbie West go over plans for the Disneyland trip.

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Bottom Row: Mr. Asakawa, Ken Parker, Mara Dillo. Kevin Knox. Patrick Herman. Steve inch. Robert Falcone. Mr, Reed. Top Row: Kevin Kempton, Mark Slater. Ayad Kazzazi. ike Stewart. Ptiil DeMarco Fishermen Angle For Results It was enjoyable to be a member of a group of people who have the same interest and hob- bies. commented Kevin Knox, President of the UC Castmasters Fishing Club. The club has been successful and active for three years due to the close friendships that have developed. The friendships I ' ve made have been well worth the catchless fishing trips, said Kevin Knox. The Fishing Club met every Monday and Fri- day during lunch to plan their upcoming fishing trips. One of the many trips taken was to the Salton Sea, where the Club camped out and fished for several days. When there wasn ' t a fishing trip planned, small groups would get together and go to Mission Bay to salt water fish, said advisor Mr. Reed. All in all the Cast- masters Fishing Club had a prosperous year. U.C. fishermen are awaiting the fishing paradise. Mike Stewart displays his dinner while Mr. Reed already starts on his. Mr Reed and Steve Lynn gaze in awe at David Hymann ' s award winning catches Patrick Herman shows off his barracuda and bass. Fishing Club 47

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It takes all kinds, but everyone still eats! It Takes All Kinds Trying to get students to react with each other outside the class as well as inside is what Race Human Relations is all about, comment- ed Harriet Balle, head of the Race Human Rela- tions Committee. The Race Human Relations commission is made up of a faculty committee and a student committee. Both committees work together to promote and create integration activities. In the future the Race Human Relations commis- sion hopes to organize some lunchtime activi- ties. Madelyn Gooden awaits to present tier ' i know you like sctiool. Bill, but its 2:05pm and time to go tiome, says Mrs. Balle. ideas », W V You dont REALLY have film in ttiat ■! should have had a V-8! ' exclaims Bill • ' Don ' t look until I ' m finished. sighs Lupe Alvarez, camera, do you? asks Mrs Balle. Race Relations 51