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

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FRENCH CLUB The French Club brought a little bit of Europe to LHHS during 1981-82, but, more importantly, they brought a little bit of LHHS to France during their trip there. Sponsored by Madame Brooks, their purpose is to better understand and relate to the French culture. Pictured are: Mme Brooks, and officers Candide Stotler, Jean Grigg, Danelle Settlemire, and Kim-Ahn Nguyen. A.F.S., American Field Service, is a club that offers better understanding between dif- ferent people of the world by offering foreign exchange programs. Pictured above are. Ad- visor, Mrs. Brooks and officers Cathy Mattie, Annette Peters, Monique Brown, Pam Peters. FACULTY Yes, even the faculty has a club. Even teachers can have fun. Pictured above is Faculty Club President, Steve McCormack. ■ MATH CLUB Every week in the daily bu lletin there is a message saying math is fun. Mr. Rogers brings this advertiser through his sponsorship t Club. Pictured at right an 3ers, advisor, and office: Kim Ann Nguyen, and 207

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EVEN MORE CLUBS . . . O u E Whether writing scripts, finding places to shoot, or review- ing new film, the Film Club kept busy during 1981-82. Watch out, George Lucas, for greats such as the Film Club ' s The Gambler. Pic- tured are: Dan Shalaby, Everett Burrell, Ms. Okamura — Advisor, Joe Matonic, Aaron Himelson, Paul Herndon. Not Pictured: Mr. Sisman — Advisor DANCE CLUB TOP ROW: Lorie Thompson, Darby Hutchison, Stephanie Cordova, Lissa Clarro, Rachele Fuhrman, Shelly Hysong, Cindy Hite, Yvette Lin- dgren, Allison Vose, Kim Joyce, Trish Toval, Michelle Lilley, Tracy Sherman, Moana Ritchie, Debbi Reza BOTTOM ROW: Gioia Cor- igliano, April Law, Diane Gallo, Tina Chappell, Noelle Wheeler, Alex ander Guerra, Yvette Jackson, Bar bara Sherrod, Jill Cassimates, Maricel Villanueva Advisor: Ms. Bradshaw. BOOSTERS, This year, more than ever, clubs have abounded at LHHS. From the academic to the athletic, they have provided unlimited opportunities for everyone. Many of these groups possess a membership as wide and varied as the school itself. Some, on the other hand, are relatively smaller in scope. Nevertheless, Aerie ' 82 has tried to capture them doing what they do best: making LHHS the great place that it is. A special thanks is extended to the Athletic and Music Booster Clubs who, no matter what the activity, are always there when anyone needs them. They are one of the most impor- tant factors in making Endless Summer at LHHS a happy one. Another vote of gratitude goes to the P.T.S.O for also be- ing there to help whenever needed. All year long, support can be counted on to make any event a success. In fact, they are also an invaluable part of LHHS life. ET CETERA . . . 206

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Y-BOOK STAFF WAS BEST OF THE REST Nobody ' s done it better. All Aerie staffs have met the challenges that each edition had to offer, but no staff has done it with the absolute style of the Aerie ' 82 family. We think you ' ll agree that this is the highest quality book ever and there is no doubt this was the staff year with the most laughs. What staff member will forget such touching moments as Ken Navarra ' s farewell party or singing Happy Birthday to Leofwin in the hall? Who can forget such valuable learned skills as CBR or HairFu or when not to yell SEX in the classroom. What about the dramatic moments like the trial of Michele or Mike ' s trauma? Of course there was the toga party, holiday storytime and an oc- casional game of Subway. Bobbing for apples was fun and pie throwing was, uh, messy. Trips to fine fast food establishments yielded trash for mom to gripe about. And through all this, we even did a yearbook. Arlene Forero, Photographer Jane Darras, Managing Editor Leofwin Clark, Seniors Groups Thane Thayer, Sports Activities Ron Archer, Advisor Julie Fowler, Activities Sophomores m 9 [: Mike Gillespie 208 Sports Classes Sherry McEuen Activities Sophomores Ken Navarra Faculty Editor Sue Greby Seniors ASB Michele Jackson Seniors Socials Ads