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

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'lub Backstage aT This year's Drama Club production Q Snow WhiTe D, The wicked V queen waiTs wiTh The 7 dwar if V Jill Beneray learns To make fabric frames. A The hunTsman, Jason Thielbahr, brings bad Tidings To Snow White QArieIa Deicasy buT is capTivaTed by her beauTy insiead. l Mirror, mirror on The wall, who's The fairesT of Them all? asks The wicked queen qKaTie HaTchj. ,ql A BaskeT weaving provides a welcome break in The academic grind for Susan Van Campen, Andrea Corum and Veronica Moreno

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ff '5 W W r ff-'f:,'Eg.-gl A For those who prefer a quiet club, Journalism provides a welcome change. String Art Club provides ci challenge for Muhammad All Qabovej, and Brian Knotts qbeiowj. i iddle School F5 V MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNCIL: Top Row: Karen Appel, Suzy Bizlamzom. Chris Boyle, Bryan Knotts, Tim Solomor Tiffany Taylor, Amy Glass, Julie Munoz, Tami Chlace, Katie Riley, Stacey Selevan, Josh Thomas. Bottom Rov Nohea Gerstacker, Clif Williams, Andrew Malk, Miriam Atlas, Lucy Smith, Michelle Hoffman, Michelle Desmai als, Tarek Halim. Making a rafia basket can be a nice change from Math! exclaims Tahari Weir. b

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