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

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ANDPRESEK ' i ITTOT}€ ITflAYSERvL ETUSI TO Sv ' mOME 51 fW 1 THAT MAY I - fCmK;OR RE CL05E0FA1 :-iv: rvfr;i.ir(iv }jji When Mr. Gunderson . ; and Mr. Stonebarger . , r;: always called me Suzy, ? r ' 5 i ' Cr?;SJ I ' m not Suzy! — Sharon Oh The nights before the killer tests, and being called Sharon Oh. My name is S-U-Z-Y! — Suzy Kim I was sick every day we had an Essay Test in history. — Jenny Marques A one hundred twenty-five

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? !7? Z ' J ? ' ' i he Junior humanities consists of ■y an advanced placement English m.i-JSS class under the instruction of Mr. r v ' ffWfi? ! Gunderson and a United States ■li - fM History class taught by Mr. Stonebarger. The curriculum follows strict guidelines established by the program, Inter- national Baccalaureate. Laguna Hills High School was accepted into the I.B. program two years ago. Thus, the class of 1990 will be the first class to graduate under this program. The Humanities block, along with the teachers, gears students to reach for their goals in life. A P English features cirriculum based upon Brit- ish and American Romantics, as well as modern American poets A.P US History coincides with the English class by establishing a foundation on the growth of America As each student enters their last year of high school they take with them many experiences from their Junior year of humanities. The hard work will pay off for each student in the years to come ▲ one hundred twenty-four ▲ I

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j: ;ii £i ' :i iii!2 ' ZAtr 1 ■ v-j= emember . , . ■; ' Don ' t spell Macbeth .1 - — Mcbeth or Macduff . B — spell it correctly, M- V A-C-B-E-T-H, caapish? — Sean Kim Mr, Barnes ' cool, fasionable ward- robe, lock of socks, and interesting lectures. — Keith Cheney It ' s a revolving door, once you come in, then you go right out. — Anonymous I Jj one hundred tv enty-six A Tva Hna I