Estancia High School - Flight Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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1. Mrs. Sharp makes the counseling office run smoothly. 2. Counselors. Top row: Mr. Frichard and Mr. Moore. Front row: Ms. Crockett, Mrs. Whitelock, and Mrs. Cullen. 3. Secretaries. Top row: Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Voyer, Mrs. Ferguson, and Mrs. Lough- borough. Front row: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Villiard, and Mrs. Linsday. (not pictured: Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. OToole, and Mrs. Sady) 4 Mrs. Wood gets ready for a busy school day. Administration 201

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At The Top The office is a busy place, and any student has to go there at sometime or another. Usually, the first sound that you hear is the click of the readmit tim- ers or the tap of the typewriters indenting paper. The friendly hel- los from the secretaries create a positive image for the students, as well as the teachers. The administration office in- cludes the separate offices of prin- cipal Dr. Francy, assistant princi- pals Mr. Matz and Mr. Wetzel, the separate offices of counselors Mrs. Cullen, Mrs. Whitelock, Ms. Crock- ett, Mr. Moore, Mr. Prichard, and last but not least, the attendance office. The attendance office sup- plies readmits, truancy slips, and off campus permits for excused and unexcused absences. The counselors do helpful deeds for students. The administration of- fice is an exciting place to be, for it holds the possible goals and ca- reers for some of our students here at Estancia. Top row: nr. Matz, assistant principal, and Mr. Perry, athletics director, front roH ' ; Dr. Trancy, principal, and Mr. Wetz assistant principal. 200 Academics

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Top row: Mrs. Van Holt, Ms. Brown, Mrs. Terda, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mcllhany, Mrs. Blanton, Mr. Cheely, Mr. Danny. Middle Row: Mrs. Wolfe, Ms. Ross tront row: Mrs. Klauser, Mrs. Lechleiter, Ms. Michols, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Vierling Great Expectations The Webster dictionary de- fined it as a language used in 50% of the world. Be- cause of the significance of the subject, a person is required to take four years of English in order to graduate high school or be ac- cepted into a college. Brian Hud- son said that the English classes are the ideas of learning and in- haling our culture. The teachers and the students of Estancia to- gether did their best in order to meet this expectation. According to Ms. Brown the classes were mainly focused on the literature, allowing the students to be open to different intellectual perspec- tives. The students were also exposed to other English skills. As Steve Fatty commented, ' the English classes develop your characteris- tics and debating skills . It is apparent that high school fads may come and go, but as long as there is someone who is willing to learn, English will never go out of style. 202 Academics