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

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Directors: Top How: Sean Connery, Bob Mye, Marcus Walburger, Kelly Cowan, Front Row: Jeff Maynes, Eric Watson 2. Sound Mixers: Paul Clark, David Rob- erts, Brian Bradley 3. Marcus Walburger, Kim Henderson, Dan Ucker 4. Technical Directors: Ruth Santoyo. Zonia Gomez, Chris Coons, Lesley Dig- gins Art And Switcher Tadc

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rinding Undiscovered Art One of the least known clubs was the Art Club. You prob- ably thought that It was a club formed of a bunch of good art- ists, and that they would just draw or paint or make some kind of artwork, right? Well, if you did, like many peo- ple, you were wrong. The Art Club would probably aptly be named the Art Appreciation Club, because the members did not do the art but they enjoyed and learned from the work of the masters. They visited museums such as the L.A. County Museum, Barnsdale Park Municipal Art Museum and the Tem- porary Contemporary Art museum. The Art Club has enriched and ex- panded my understanding of differ- ent types of art, said Mia Ferup, art- ist and foreign exchange student. Another club that taught art appre- ciation was the Switcher Tader Club. The Switcher Fader Club was a club where kids learned the field of televi- sion broadcasting. l enjoyed the feeling of accom- plishment when I did a perfect take, said President Marcus Walburger. The Switcher Fader club took field trips to studios and watched the live taping of such shows as ABC ' s Who ' s the BossPand NBC s Gimme a Break. Art Club. In alphabetical order: J.J. Bosley, Susie Coons, Melanie Fuerst, TIffani Gal- lagher, Scott Hernandez, Rachel Jortner, Marcial Marquez, Mike Myers, Mia Perup, Mirian Rothman, Sarita Rothman, Jimmy Schultz, Advisor Mr. Smith. 90 Clubs And Organizations

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People Helping People Clubs and more clubs! Just what ' s the differ- ence? There were two clubs that stood out from all the rest: Girls ' League and Mecha Club. These two unique clubs were designed to be of service and benefit to people in need. During Thanksgiving and Christmas, Girls ' League sponsored a needy family. Next, Valentine grams were sold at Estancia for raising money. Then, at Easter, they gave out Easter baskets for Headstart children. Mrs. Hurt, ' the advisor, said, This helps a student give of himself and to share and be generous. In between, they helped out SOS-Share Ourselves. Mecha Club members were involved in a variety of activi- ties that help people in need both in and outside the U.S. Club members raised money through a car wash for El Sal- vador when the devastating earthquakes shook its land. Visitations with elderly citi- zens in convalescent homes brought something that could never be priced: happi- ness and sense that some- body cared. In addition, vice-president Carol Aguiar said, We plan to visit blind children this year. And this is what Girls ' League and Mecha Club are all about: people helping peo- ple. Both clubs are o pen to all students. Take advantage of this opportunity that will help to enhance this community, nation, and YOU!