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

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Whoosh I Knorr ' s Berry Form opened rhe Corkscrew for our enrerroinmenr os well os rhe Vocky Scop Box Rocers, rhe Sky Cobn, end rhe Mine Ride Porker Steele, Winrer Formal King Many People wenr ro rhe donee wirh o group of friends because ir ' s o lor of fun rhor way , said Tim Chamberlain. Top Row Adom Maki, Lori Miles Fronr Row Tisho Pouli, Scott Doren, Jamie Asfin, Bol- tosor Estrada, and Lisa Fuentes. Winrer Formol 31

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Senior ■ .i x , Class Invites You Winrer Formol? We hod o biosr ' Ir wos so much fun. soid Kym Kronkewicz. Knorr ' s Derry Form was rhe fesrive ploce on February 4, 1988 The idea of Q for- mal donee being held or on amuse- menr pork seemed ro be widely fo- V o r e d There were o voriery of things ro do. If you got rired of doncing, you could go ourside, where ir was quier, ro cool off. There were also rides ro go on, Mike Schnurstein said The We want everyone to come! They ' re all invited. Parker Steele rides rhor were open were rhe Cork- screw, rhe Mine Ride, rhe Wacky Soap Box PvQcers, and rhe Sky Cabin The King and Queen of rhis nighr in h e V e n ' ' were Porker Steele ond Diane Rob- erts. For a half on hour, near rhe end of rhe dance, rhere was o slide show depicring earlier scenes from rhor nighr. As Dione Roberts wos overheard saying, The nighr was truly perfecr ... Dione Roberts, Winrer Formol Queeri croz riod b Deorino Ponoriii Jackie Sousoe ■ ' jrc Tony Mendozo ore ■ ' ■ji,L- ' ' jt -i fiiofrierii before yjin ' j bod ' , to ' :e ' ryu ■TJ vlurjer,! L.f ' .-

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Basically The Same, Yet Very Different Typographical errors ore prob- obly rhe orily rhng rhor yearbook and newspaper have in common. The newspaper may publish opin- ions on rhe editorial poge, confront ' hot issues ' heod on, and pur the spot light on a few select people. The yearbook, on the other hand, must approach subjects objectively at oil times, must cover the whole student body, and should also mointain o good school outlook, ' ' Jennifer Duffy, year i — i book ediror-in-chief, said I like the newspaper because rhe issues ore always changing. You don ' t hove to cover the some stuff every year Jennifer Garrett, I always knew the deadline was coming up, but it still al- ways took me by surprise. Debbie Hargrove newspaper editor-in-chief, sold. Doth the newspaper and year- book reguired their staffs to put in extra hours on many occasions. The night before a hectic deadline, it would not be uncommon for the yearbook staff to still be working at 10:00 p,m. Ordering pizza, to keep their energy up, usuolly helped to relieve the pressure of the deadline. — - — The newspa- per staff got to school early 6:30 am, if there was a lot to be done. - - - - — They got o new program for a Macintosh com- puter that mode designing pages easier, but first everything hod to be typed into it. 02 Srudenr Life Yearbook Staff: Top Row: Rod Plonchon (Freshmen Ediror), Debbie Hargrove (Academics Ediror), Julie Howse, (Clubs Ediror), Kris Choi (Sporrs Ediror), Moryonne Mosher (Junior Ediror) Second Row Mrs Svendsen (Advisor), Amy Veil (Foculry Ediror), Veronica Nardi (Business Manager), Jennifer Duffy (Ediror-in-chief), Yanel Cosanovo (Phorogropher), Mark Korandc (Photography Ediror) Front Row, Jen nifer Gormon (Sophomore Ediror), Corlos Cervonre: (Sraff), Chris Jones (Phorogropher) Nor picrured; Kim P,usher and Alysha Srroub,