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

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Gary Jurgemeyer Dalynn Maiek one hundred ten ▲ Laura Ott i re.

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California, the place to be, the place to wofV. ROP Is the place to start. Coastline Re- gional Occupational Pro- gram, part of a statewide network, provides vocational training to students while In high school OfKJ allows tt em to earn elective credits to- ward graduation. Many of these students learned skills that will dtow them to get higher paying Jobs — to start a career or help pay their way through college. They can take classes for occupo- tlons ranging from auto me- chanic to veterinarian. They can train In pkaces such as Phillips Buick, Saddleback orxj Mission Community Hos- pitals, Buffums, Irvine Hilton and First American Title irwur- ance. For whatever reason ROP Is the onswer for these students. ▲ ▲ one-hundred nine

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1 Expanding the creative side of students is the goal of the Fine and Performing Arts Department. Students are challenged to develop their imagination as well as technical skills in drama, vocal and instrumental mu- sic, art, ceramics and pho- tography. Technical skills in all areas are taught so that the only limitation the student has is the distance he can stretch his imagination or talent. Dramatic plays are the showcase for newly de- veloped talent, while mu- sic students shine in the spring musical. Art and photography students pur- sue fame and fortune in contests and shows throughout the spring. ▲ L LLifflfl ▲ one hundred eleven