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

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Moth Club ti Moth Club members. Top Row Mr. Rogers, Jim Dryon, Kumot Khombhoito, Ripdeep Mongo Sean Nordeen Bottom Row Steve Lee. Edddy Doik, YuJen Wong. Roger Chen, Sobino Malik. In the quest to enhance their mothemoriCQl skills, the moth club met every Wednes- day Responding to the famous coll by Mr. Rogers, the members flocked to P-6 to spend their lunches challenged by intrigu- ing problems, Moth Club gives our students on opportunity to compere in academic subjects , says Mr. Rogers of the club The students were given many con- templotive problems as v ell as competing in the California, Atlantic-Pacific, and Con- flnentol Moth League contests In recogni- tion of their efforts, the members met in their annual pizza dinner to hand out dif- ferent owords of merit Math Club members exemplify the dedication to learning. Officers clockwise Mr Rogers, EveMoiie Williams, Ripdeep Mongot, ond Sobino Molik t. Moll Oiuboker. EveMorie Williams. Ying Zhong. Shobnom Frouzes Julie Zhang. Gieg Suzukowo. Gieg Young 176 MorhClub

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Global Connections Mn-SuMMtRuyt Mr. Oay Jiimon Mn. Dono VIclofson Global Connecfions, q new school wide club, was sponsored by Inremofionol Doccoloureore and Senior Humoniries students. The main goal of the Global Connections club was to promote global oworeness and on Internotionol outreach through o club, magazine, festivol, series of speakers, ond other generated projects. The club advisers consisted of three excellent, intelligent, ond motivated sponsors : Mrs. Susan Ruyle, Mrs. Dana Victorson, ond Mr. Clay Sismon. Global Connections hod on execllent turn out due to the excite- ment, dedication, ond the willingness of its club members, who took advantage of on opportunity to leorn about dif- ferent cultures ond community services. Top Row Shozeen Muffi. Anouk Shambrook, Karen Stevens, Ross Lockwood, Mott Druboker. Roger Chen, Dovid Ashcroft, Todd Lynch, Dennis Foye, Greg Hen- drickson. Seon Nordeen. Kendro MInke, Greg Young. Middle Dovid Holl. Kristen Price, Moureen McFodden, Sieve Wentworth. Kori Drown, Michoel DAngelo, Michoel Toomey. Rudy Frios. Second Row Claudia Forero, Sondi Sendoyo, lino Forbonic, Katiino Heplei Dofrom David Komatsu, Yu-Jen Wang, Mrs. Susan Ruyl . Soblno Motok. Mn. Dono Victorson, Ev»-Morl Wllllarm, Mr. Clay Sismon. Global Connections 1 75

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Student Store Pencils, paper, notebooks, reporf covers. Anything and everything one needs to complete or finalize homework ossignments, projects or term papers moy be found here ... THE HAWK STOP. Yes, thots right, in fact, according to the ad- visor. Mr. Jurgemeyer and his crew, many desperate students con be detected sear- ching for the lost minute requisites needed to put the final touch on a project. Besides school needs, the HAWK STOP also offers tasty buttered popcorn. Everydoy ot snack, students con be seen flacking to the student store to purchase this delicious snack. Nor only did the local HAWK STOP help the students on campus, it olso benefited those working inside. Above Mr. Jurgemeyer shows off the mony school supplies the student store offers Below Joson Chosse cheerfully owoits o needy customers Delow right: KrislQ Lorsen enjoys o bog of tosty popcorn Srudent Store 177