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

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Jeff Fisch ASB Vice-President Diane Gallo ASB Treasurer Lisa Norman ASB Recording Secretary Sue Greby Corresponding Secretary We are the ones behind the scenes and at the microphone. We are the first to arrive and the last to leave. We are the organizers, the planners, the workers and ultimately, the ones applauded or, as the case may be, blamed. In short, we are the doers, not the only ones at Laguna Hills High School, to be sure, but certainly unique in our scope and achievement. We are Student Council. Each Student Council member, as an elected or appointed officer, representative or commissioner, has experienced the satisfaction of a job well done and of duty fulfilled. On the other hand, each one has also stayed up all night to prepare for the next day ' s event, pulling their hair out over that missing prop or person that absolutely had to be there to make it all work right. Also, as leaders, they have helped LHHS to grow and have grown themselves in the process. That growth, I think, combined with the feeling of satisfaction that accom- panies each successful activity, would make them all gladly do it over again. — Leofwin Clark, ASB President WWW Cindy Hite Donna Sherrod Rep. to the School Board Comm. of Assemblies Bob Rose Kristi Blankenfeld Comm. of Boys ' Athletics Comm. of Girls ' Athletics 202 Debbi Reza Comm. of Clubs Brian Jones Comm. of Education Lisa Koravos Comm. of Pep and Spirit Todd Bennett Comm. of Publicity

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MARTIAL ARTS CLUB INTER CLUB COUNCIL A new feature for 1981-82 at LHHS was Inter Club Council, also known as I.C.C. Headed by another first, a Commissioner of Clubs (Debbie Reza, right), this organization is made up of representatives from all of the on- campus clubs at LHHS. It ' s purpose is to serve the best interest of all clubs as a whole, including fundraisers, publicity, and brainstorming. The idea behind all of this, of course, is to stengthen the club program at LHHS and to provide better oppurtunities for all students who want to get involved. How has it worked so far? Terrifically! says Debbi Reza, I.C.C. Chairperson, we ' re off to a great start! We ' ve set a tradition for the future, which should hold more activities in store than ever.

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Tanya Novak Comm. of Social Events Shawn Taggart Senior Class President Moana Ritchie Senior Class Rep. Jeff Calentino Junior Class President Randi Carlson Junior Class Rep. Todd Campbell Chris Oliva Sophomore Class President Sophomore Class Rep. Kasey DuRose Freshman Class President Throughout the 1981-82 school year, the Associated Student Body Council sponsored a myriad of events. From more dances and assemblies than ever to a very successful Blood Drive (above) for the Red Cross to our first Student Council Open Forum Meeting to the Senior Class Dating Game, each one was an accomplishment in itself against a tide of organization and planning. As the number of ASB sponsored activities increas- ed, so did their quality. That, according to Activities Director Tony Ferruzzo, has made this one of the best councils, years, for that matter, that I ' ve ever seen. Thanks for the compliment Mr. Ferruzzo, as well as for keeping it short. Dina Koravos Freshman Class Rep. Yuttasak Samawee Foreign Exchange Student Mr. Tony Ferruzzo Activities Director This year ' s Student Council worked all summer on the planning of events and activities. The highlight of this work was Leadership Camp at the University of California, Santa Barbara in August. Among other things, the group took second place in the talent show competition with their Giligan ' s Island and Brady Bunch skit. One other integral part of Leadership Camp was the fact that this year ' s Council, more than any other, was really in. This, of course, is illustrated best by the picture above. Mrs. Carol Stephenson Accounts Clerk Mom 203