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

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The Creative Minds Club Back row: Karen Stevens, Matt Brubaker, Nancy Kedrerski. Todd Lyncti, Tony GIbney, Philip Riech, Middle row Sun-Hi Park, Ros Lockwood, Robin Gebran, Johr Sprogoe. Front row: Cindy Sisco. Byn Bergenson, Ellen Bllla. Orameh Bagtierl Creative Writing Club is an energetic, dedicated group of students wtiose main tasl is to publish) the schiool ' s creative writing magazine, Apothesis. The club is open to all student at LHHS who enjoy reading and or writing creative works. Entries for the mag- azine are generated by the school-wide Fall and Spring Creative Writing Contests and other nota- ble works submitted through teachers on cam- pus. The art theme for Apo- theosis this year was native American, and the maga- zine features the return of the continuing existential adventures of NoMan the Snow Man. Club officers are President Todd Lynch, Vice Preident Philip Rieck, Secretary Treasurer Tony Gibney and Head of Pub- licity Matt Brubaker. The club is advised by Dana Victorson, Ciay Sisman, and Susan Ruyle. ▲ ▲ one hundred fourty-eight rMC

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Worldwide Expressions CaOaNaNaEaCaTaIa OaNaS Global Connections, which is open to oil students in the school, is o club sponsored by Inernation- cl Baccalaureate and Senior Hu- manities. Members work together on projects, which benifit the school and community, for UNICEF. Students placed pennies into water bottles marked with their own class name, they could also place larger donations of money info opposing class bot- tles We we e able to collect over S650 which went to UNICEF as a holiday gift for needy families. A school wide recycling project earned money and beautified the campus. The sister school pen pal project communicated with stu- dents in Nigeria. Berlin, Brazil and Casablanca. Other activities dur- ing the year expressed the sen- sitivity of the members for the fu- ture of the world and world peace. School wide writing and poster contests culminated in the production of GAIA (Global Awareness through Interdiscipli- nary Action), a school magazine with articles and poems. A GAIA festival with booths representing eighteen different countries dis- playing various ethnic foods, mu- sic, dancing, and student created persentations entertained the community in the Spring Club of- ficers ore President Todd Lynch, Vice President Karen Stevens. Secretary Edward Baik. Treasurer Roger Chen, and Publicity Direc- tor Stacey Songstad. Faculty Ad- visors are Susan Ruyle. Clay Sis- man, and Dana Victorson, ▲ ▲ one hundred forty-seven

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Creative expressions Art demonstrations, internation- al desserts, musical perfor- mances and an art display were added attractions to the unveil- ing of the Apotheosis Literary Magazine. feii i- The debut of Apotheosis is heralded each year at a Fine Arts Festival held in May. A combined effort of the Music, Drama, Art and the Creative Writing Club, the festival is a day of cel- ebration of song, art, stu- dent writings and dramat- ics. Taste treats provided by Foreign Language Clubs were quickly con- sumed by culture hungry students . A one hundred forty-nine