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

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For A Good Cause Two popular service clubs were Girls ' League and Key Club, Dorh were involved wirh helping orhers- Tbe plans for Girls ' Leogue included on ice creom social fundraiser, working wirh SOS, odopring a family, ond ' boskers for Eosrer. The officers were president Lisa Gloster , vice president Love Royer , secretory Nicole Fronz and treasurer Shorleen Kim , Ac- cording to Monica Cobollero , It ' s fun, you ' ll meet other people and you know it ' s for o good cause. Key Club worked with Kiwanis Club of Costo Mesa. Doth are inter- national dubs. The officers were president Amy Vocke , vice-presi- dent Noro Preece , secretory Elizo- befh Wells , and treasurer Sfocy Bekemeyer . They visited Hoog Hos- pitol, gave o parry for abused chil- dren, and went to CHOC. They went caroling, worked with children ond elderly. Bekemeyer said, You feel that you really help our your community. You also get o chance to help the less fortunote. N ' S Love Royer raises her duries seriously dur ing rhe Ice-creom Social. Presidenr Amy Vocke , vice president Nora Preece , and sociol commirtee chairperson Eriko May have fun and help our during I he Chnsrmas parry for abused children. Key Club And Girls ' League v3

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Presidenr Lisa Gloster hos fun and helps Girl ' s League during rhe Ice-creom Social. Girls ' League Top Row: Anda Liu, Jennifer Hemenwoy, Shorleene Campbell, Irene Liu, Marilyn Ashley, Groce Huang 2rd Row: Ni- cole Balding, Suson Baker, Love Royer, An- gie Hunr, Tommy Wrighr, Erin Graham, Corhy Coppi, Undo Sison, 3rd Row: Shor- lene Kim, Pinky Pqjoriro, LIso Glosrer, Pom Young, Monica Cobollero, Amy Young, Tino Fukumoro, Front Row: Moggie Fukumoro, Denesho Pierce, Gail Hurr Not Pictured: Kim Blod burn, Suzonne Cloy, Christine De- Corlo, Nicole Franz, Rachel Kenr, Michelle Lee, Tricio Lee, Jenny Nojorian, Shannon Suzuki, Kumi Tokohoshi, Julio Worsen I Key Club Top Row: John Decker, Rochel Srein, Amy Vocke. Middle Row: Brion Freeborn, Somonrho Fuerbrlnger, Rochel Esrrello, Ellzoberh Wells, Sara Korelind. Front Row: Mr. Bronr, Stephani e Hammond, Robin Hoppeny, Korhy Nichols, Noro Preece, Enko Moy, Blair Murphy. Not Pictured: Michelle Anderson, Srocy Dekemeyer, Karen Egon, Heidi Hollodoy, Ted Kolil, Neil King, Arielle Lowson, Veronica Nordi, Rod Plonchon. Russel Shone. 92 Clubs

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Art of Creativity Is Edgor Allan Poe your idea of o good score? Do you like having a moment ro yourself writing an insiglntful poem? If your answer was an enthusiastic y O ' ' either question, you ore a perfect condi- dote for becoming a member of the Creative Writing Club. Creotie Writing Club is a great place to read your short stories and poems, continued Mark Korondo You ger constructive criticisms . Being in the Creative Writing Club wQS like having a family of writers to help you whenever you needed it. Anyone who liked ro write or need- ed helpful hints on their creative writ- ing could stop by and get help. But the Creative Writing Club was not the only place where you could get some helping hands. If you hove ever walked into your English class, noticing ot the lost moment that you forgot your Scarlet Letter, you will greatly benefit from the club, the Student Store. This establishment sup- plied the students with any neces- sary materials. The membership was completely voluntary, and the members often spent their lunch or break serving the school. Top Row: Down Houck, Mark Korondo, Kris Wirh enrtiusiosm, Jennifer Hemenwoy en- Choi, Jenny Hemenwoy, Mrs. Ross, Noro joys Noro Priest ' s tiumorous poem about Priest, and Carlos Villa Front Row- Cherry rhe supermorker on her mind Chaichorn ond Lorua Soddler 94 Clubs