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

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Images Come Alive Estancia has many outstand- ing artists, and the following four students have been chosen by their teachers as repre- sentatives of our school ' s artistic talents. Carolyn Burgess is in her second year of advanced placement art. She has always enjoyed creating and her art talents have developed steadily in recent years. Carolyn plans to major in art at college and hopes to be involved in fashion de- sign or computer graphics as a fu- ture career. Her advice to other students is to be dedicated to your work. Carolyn is an enthusiastic student, and a fine representative of our art department. Jack Chen is in his first year of advanced placement art. He plans on taking art in college and wishes to apply art in any future career. Jack ' s concentration is presently on portrait and scenery, and he feels that ' everyone should try to be artistic in some form in order to express themselves. Jack is an outgoing indvidual, and an out- standing artist. Kim Courter is in her first year in Mr. Waters ' photography class. I became interested in photography through my father, who also en- joys it, explained Kim. Although her strong capabilities in photog- raphy are evident, Kim plans on a career in business or law. Her oth- er interests include camping and hiking. Kim is an all-around indi- vidual. Jim Cooper is also in his first year of photography class, howev- er he has been interested in pho- tography since third grade. He took photography to enhance his knowledge in drama. Jim enjoys taking unique and abstract photos rather than the conventional type. Regarding his plans for the future, Jim said, I want to attend the U.C.L.A. film school for motion picture television. His outside in- terests are in drama and guitar, and he is also on Estancia ' s news- paper staff. Whatever these students decide to do after leaving Estancia, their success is assured. Their ability to make images come alive would be an asset to any company. . i m 26 Student Life

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. Going My Way? om . Can I have a ride to school? For most underclass men, the key to the car every morning is their parents ' . Have parents always been so useful or have the freshmen just become desperate within the last year? Time after time underclassmen have been using the chauffeur parent to answer their transporta- tion needs for as long as can be remembered. However, a number of freshman pedal the hill on their two-wheel bike. On rare occasion, a one- wheel cycle has been spotted. For the more sophisticated sophomore, the moped meets his needs. Less work and more stylish than a bike, . . I like it when the wind flows though my hair, says Eric Schultz. With a good payingjob or helpful parent, the car is by far the most modern way to go. In the Estancia parking lot there is a variety of popular automobiles. The VW bug seems to be a favorite. If you ' re looking for a more public way of transporting yourself, try the EHS bus service. For only fifteen dollars you can get a seat. If none of these seem right for you, try following prehistoric man — WALK! Transportation 25

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