Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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OF THE ORIGINALS Think about what the Class of 1982 has accomplished and, better yet, think about what it has the potential to do. Aerie ' 82 remembers 1978 to 1982 and, with those memories in mind, dedicates this book to the first four year graduating class from Laguna Hills School. ■ I W.Y i i-.-i If miracles can be expected, they can be expected of you and if the future is to be bright you can bricrilfg it ; Whatever your potential, we can only ask thattyouj ' best whether it be as a student or a teacher, a a le follower. ' „m r With these thoughts and this dedication, tnen.jJ n wishes you all the best in all you do, fronviememWri pasjjn these pages to making the futur a.A||fpide of th :rrr $£ i i 3 t ,;,n ■Vl • » 3 ' ' , F- CZZ9 m T S yv ( -- Z i r

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TO YOU, SENIORS: THE LAST From past to present, the class of 1982 has been there: growing, enlightening and, now, remembering and looking towards the future. , Think about that Freshman year, the first in a new career. Think about the passing days and weeks. From an empty field to a new school. From a group of va- cant buildings to a virtual community of 1,500. From food services in the student store to a complete campus. From an empty lot to a swimming pool.

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Shawn Taggart, Senior Class President OFFICERS vo Caouette, Senior Class Vice-President — .. H| L i fp Moana Ritchie, Senior Class Representative Annette Peters, Senior Class Secretary Cathy Mattie, Senior Class Treasurer Special. That is the Class of 1982. That is the Senior Class Officers. Special because they represent the first four year graduates from Laguna Hills. Special because they represent those who are the first to really possess the Laguna Hills Experience. Special because they represent the true meaning of 1982. And, now, even more special than ever because they represent the ultimate in Endless Summer; with graduation, they leave only memories, here, in pictures, and there, in your mind.