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

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89 Below Joe Woo is speechless with o mouth full of gropes Middle; A RomQn Chariot? ' li Right Ryan Owings prepares for rhe Togo ' s feost. Left: Casting votes for Romon King ond Queen- Above top: Ancient Romons Stacy Tousz, Kristino Godfrey and Jim Cox tol e o breok in English doss to speok o little Lotin. Above bottom: Debotoh Rose quickly devours gropes so thot she may win the contest. Ancient Roman day was o memorable experience for oIL The ma- jority of rhe Junior class disployed their spirit by dressing in Roman apparel, consisting of white robes, with shiny gold accessories, and decorative leaf or- noments. The Junior doss officers spon- sored an outgoing ossembly during snock ond lunch. There was a gome of tug-of-wor, grope eating contests, Roman Dingo, and the devouring of three six-foot Togo ' s submarine sand- wiches. Robyn Orohood commented, Roman day exhibited the spirit ond creotiveness of rhe Class of ' 89. Another student, SunHI Park, stoted, The experience of Roman day brought everyone closer together The Junior Romans decorofed the quod with vines, leaves, columns and humorous Roman statues. In conclusion. Ancient Roman day con be best described as one of the prized events I con now write about in my senior memories, occording to Rob Nicholes. ions Ancient Ronnons 47

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90 Jeremy Stoni shows off h,s rolenr or hoolo fioop, ing. ' ' 9 osers ' of ,he 5o once The sophomore doss of 1990 definitely revealed their spirit os they united during spirit week dressed os 50 ' s youths. Many wore cordigons, poodle skirts and old lertermon ' s jackets in on attempt to retrace the path of time once tracked by their parents. Included in the day ' s ac- tivities were bubble gum blowing contests, big wheel drag roces ond hoolo — hoop competitions. Denise Cochran ond Paul PquIqc displayed how low they could go , OS top contestants in limbo, while Jeremy Stone went undefeated in the hoolo — hoop contest. Laughter ond goiry depicted throughout the day the obvious enjoyment experienced by the sophomores. 50 ' s day was cool. The thing I enjoyed most was watching David Oh do the twist and seeing Brain Sloybock ottempt the limbo. -Aryn Mac Donald On October 26th these hedonistic sophomores dressed as 50 ' s teens, were successful in their efforts to convey the spirit and uni- ty that Homecoming week is oil about. Hoaooy . . . class of 1990 . . . way to go! Orion Slo y bock mounts his Imitoiion Horley ro complete his 50 ' s took. Qy The 50 ' s 49