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

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Mrs. Sankey and Mrs. Killian serve coffee cake to the students at break time. 2. Bobbie Geller erases and cleans the dirty chalk boards. 3. Custodians Top row: Gary Blockburger, Mead Custodian. Front row: Robin Bock, and Mark Martinez, (not pictured: Bob- bie Geller, Paul Lankord, Larry Duket, Richard Bagley, Tom Fox and Georgia Reedy.) 4. The securrty guards, Mike Castonon and Josie Stevens, use skateboards to find students that ditch classes. 222 Academics

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Capturi ng Memories W W M T here is your layout? Today is the dead- line! Members of newspaper and yearbook were faced with this problem and other duties. Working together was very important in organizing and plan- ning. The editor in chief usually planned the production and as- signed pages to the staff and pho- tographers. Lloyd Kerr from newspaper ex- plained, We produce a paper for E.M.S. and hope to God that they read it. It is important to have a variety of students in the yearbook so it is well-rounded, said Sheri Clark from Yearbook. Changing the style of the year- book was a goal the staff had this past year. Yearbook adviser Mrs. Svendsen said, We ' re striving to get a more contemporary look. Mr. Moody, the newspaper adviser, felt it was a good year. Our writ- ers were very sensitive to what was happening out there at our school and our society. Mewspaper and yearbook staff captured unforgettable memories of the 1986-87 school year. newspaper Staff, Top row : Dunn Voyer, Hai Pham, Corinna Stolp, Karen Trout, Amy Cruz, Jenny Garrett, Mr. Moody- adviser, John Sybersma, Robin Hanik- editor in chief 1st semester, Jim Cooper, Brian Cooper, Brian Tift, Eric Sutptiin. rront row. Katie Torribo, Michelle Anderson, Lloyd Kerr- editor in chief 2nd semester. (Mot pictured: Mary Leonard, Amy Brackett. Tim Smits VanOyen and Sarie Thomas.) Yearbook 8f newspaper 221

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Cafeteria workers Top row: Mrs. Sankey, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Golgi Front row: Mrs. Provenzano, Mrs. Killian, Mrs. Lennert, and Mrs. McMasters. Two Devoted Working Teams K eep our campus clean stated a sign .on the Common ' s wall. The school year of ' 86- ' 87 was aiming to keep students from littering on the school grounds. In their effort to keep the cam- pus clean, the custodians asked for help from students as well as teachers. It was to be a joint effort to strive for clean and neat sur- roundings. It wasn ' t only the custodians who worked hard. The cafeteria workers saw to it that students would never go hungry. Some might think that the last place students would want to eat would be the cafeteria, but, come on, it wasn ' t that bad!! Before school, at break time, and at lunch, students piled into the cafe- teria to purchase anything from juice to cookies. Sometimes the cafeteria was a place of frustration because of the amount of people seeking one thing: FOOD; but at other times the cafeteria seemed like a second home to the many students that had 25C for a piece of coffee cake at break time. The custodians and the cafeteria workers worked very hard through out the year. Estancia was privi- leged to have had two devoted working teams. Custodians And Cafeteria 223