La Jolla Country Day School - L Esprit Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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:..I,I .-' bl 525: T5 is sg' .. .e1g:11:E,g ga- M f sf? ig Eg if . so W W mwwfm L'Esprit staff set an all-time record when it finished The majority of its idlines in daylight hours. However, The staff did scrape by with The skin 's teeth a few times. But The rush To meet deadlines wasn'T all bad. ryone shared The Traditional Take-out pizzas while drawing layouts, g copy and cropping pictures. The staff was run by editor Jenny man who was able to delegate responsibility, adapt To changes, and ept The power To make snap decisions, as staff member Jodi Fein- says. The staff consisted of editors for each section and new staff ctionately referred To as peons. Other new changes for The year- included its addition tothe rotating schedule which gave The staff an to meet more often. Students interested in joining The staff interviewed by Ms. Angelo and by Jenny Coleman. Vearbook editors Kim Petrash and Gail Phillips give Santa a Christmas hug. .,.5,e1., XW , , yd o.lm- ,f gm xxx, :it kk xon is served with style by MaiTre'd Marc zhter. Yang, Jodi Feinstein and Paul Davis meet -Z' r ,',, 4' Vg.: Santa Claus fJustin Traxlerj spreads Vuletide joy at The Yearbook Christmas Party. To show Their appreciation for a job well done, Jenny and Ms. Angelo Threw periodical surprise parties for The staff, such as a gala Christmas banquet which was held on December 6, The room was decorated with Tablecloths, candles, roses and a Christmas Tree. The staff was seated by a maiTre'd and served sparkling cider and pizza. Santa even paid a visit bearing gifts from Ms. Angelo to The staff. Each member received a shirt with his or her name and position on The back. ln March, when all The pages had been sent in To The plant, Ms. Angelo began interviewing prospective new members while The old staff began Training for higher positions. When Jenny was asked to summarize her year as editor, she said, Take Two aspirin and call The advisor in The morning. Creative Director Sandra Angelo Jenny Coleman Jill Daniels Kim Petrash Gail Phillips Gamby Singh Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Layout Editor Sports Editor Business Editor Copy sfoff Paul Davis Fiona Dulbecco Christina Cuddy Photography sion Anita Yang Kate Worthington Tara Mullen Chris Mclntlre Lynn Ward Stott Jim Dixon Jodi Feinstein Simon Malk Jocelyn Belice Yukari Hafsuzawa Chris McKeown L'Esprit staff members Try on their personalized T-shirts, a gift from Ms. A Ernie Hom and Dione Cushman ge, advice W Topl Noah Rosenkrantz, Jim Dixon. Jocelyn Belice, Christina Cuddy, Chris Mclntire. Chris McKeown, from Chnsfy Rcmzow on than semo' Q ' idline with the help of pizza. Phillips, Kim Petrash. Missing: Garnby Singh. .Q 'S f Q fff fs Q Jenifyr Lux, Jenny Coleman. 2nd Rowl Tara Mullen. Ms, Angelo, Kate Worthington, Lynn Ward. Anita Yang. 3rd Row: Fiona Dulbecco, Simon Malk, Jodi Feinstein, Jill Daniels, Yukari Hatsuzawa. Front: Gail oscar fi' 23 fl SQ

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Pegasus Top: Anamara Ritt, Rachel Friedman, Amy Watkins, Lynn Wung, Sheldon Walcher. Front: Kiki Mclntyre, Amy Olson, Julie Leach, Rebec- ca Felsenfeld, Tori Haidinger, Kim Giglio, Jen- nifer Gebelien, Eric Friedman, Jonathan Cros- by, Anthony Wojtyla, Uri Grezemkovsky, Mike Yuan. Not pictured: Bruce Boston Qadvisory, Jill Daniels, Scott Dosick, Kerith Michelson, George Szabo, Abby Riblet, Josh Cohen. Fiction Editor, Amy Watkins, reads the Reader to become aware of new styles of writing as well as for pleasure. S Joumalism First Row: Susan Adams Cadvisorj, Victor Cheng, Katie Healy, Davora Cohen, Bobby Kyle, Eddie LaMeire, Jason Feinstein, Joel Reynolds, Eugene Park, David Chan, Carolyn Gish, Second Row: Chris Boyle, Sara Chan- dler, Erika Jacobson, Steve Mayer, Samantha Dresser, Jessica Richman, Brett Nissenberg, Rangdy Barning, William Canu. 34 ournalism i -4 iii Advisor Bruce Boston's extensive knowledge of po- etry and English helps him give insight into helping the Pegasus staff choose pieces. l Pegasus is really different from any other club b cause at the end of the year you can really see wh you've accomplished. There is a lot of good writing this school, and I'm glad I can be a part of it, sail Rebecca Felsenfeld, a 'lOth grader. Pegasus is an annually produced literary magazine Submissions include artwork, musical composition translations, essays, poems, and short stories, which ar reviewed before they are compiled. The choice c what will be published is a major effort for the staf Lynn Wung, editor, and Rachel Fredman, assistant e tor, also decide on the type ot sections to be include Pegasus preserves the work of faculty and students fc future generations. . l in Middle School Journalism, students learned to mee! short deadlines and to schedule meetings for inte views for their two publications, the Express Press an the new shorter paper, Dr. Bob and His Red Hen. Th new system of switching editors for each new publicci tion has proven very effective, said participant Stev Mayer. The key to the group's success is said to be i ability to work as a group to make a great paper fc our Middle School. s l

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' w me 45,2 anish Club sew '55 :f. if le 5 3 22 fig lt is a great opportunity to learn about Spanish culture! exclaims Vice President, Lynn Ward. The cultural aspects of a language is what Spanish Club is all about! . . . like going to the cultural arts in Tijuana, agrees active member, Brad Moores. Kristin Kucha, President, and club officers, Jay Vu, Secretary, and Lynn Wung, Treasurer, organize and take part in these activities. Not only are these activities beneficial to themselves and their Spanish education but also to others outside of their club circle. In order to improve social ,sam ., S f s O . jg. -i . . i l,,, I. g 15 ,. b y .1 ' -' V .W Q- A Jill Daniels and Jim Eshorn watch as Larry Hovey takes a swat at the Pinata. relationships, taste and experience Spanish foods, and just to get down and have serious fun, tht Spanish Club joined the French Club at the traditional French holiday, Mardis Gras. The club put il its two cents for should we say two enchiladasj by providing a Spanish dinner One of our goals is to aid Mexican children in the community, states one member. This is a accomplished goal because the Spanish Club provided the Tecate Orphanage in Tijuana wit some hygiene products. El club de espanol es muy interesantef' says Kristin Kucha, divertido! Faculty sponsor Lou Cornelio feels es un grupo muy animadof' . .. ' -L L L L L S 'FL . Slit-?Es,EEELsYp'.. 3: X ,N is gs L -, A is Sass? X Y NSS Qs . . Q. ss, X ss X. Q sit k 5 X EQ Q N s 2 s X X WX 5 i S Q14 Ns t sh sex s sf l..' '-'. - - I ...s- . . . .... . i ,X 2, fs X sg ss f ss it S s l v ENN LX fksihty' . Eva-5:5,f'1f 'S S4 sw. Top left to righ - Brad Moores, Amy Olson, Julie Leach, Alex Falk, Bri McCool, Phillip Holoubek, Lynn Wung, Jay Yu, Brian Mikules, Lau Schultz, Jason Russell, Pix White, Cheryl Schwartz, Gayle Bello, Jas Belice, Kaid Morouf, Noah Rosenkrantz, Steve Brunst, Julie Glass, Sydn Stanger, Kristin Kucha, Ron Nam, Lynn Ward, Mr. Cornello, John Bou David Klein, Aidan Tope, Molly Burnes, Amy Haimsohn, Kimberly Griffi Jill Daniels, Desiree Bello, Alyssa Coppelman, Jennifer Petit, Jart Leach, Debbie Appel, Amy Rosenberg, Wendy Garrett, Jennifer BL cello, Mark Samson, Darren Segall, Krista Keesee, Heather Wooclrif Larry Hovey. A Spanish Club members listen to Mr, Cornelia discuss the 35 upcoming pony with the French club.