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

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HtTTT D i Being one of the top five nominated for Homecoming Court Is such a great honor for anyone. When I becom Homecoming Queen for Lo guno Hills High School. I w not only surprised but al very grateful. The feeling Is ' never-ending and it ' s tome thing I ' ll never forget. I than1( my friends and family or their support and guidance, I couldn ' t have done It with- out them. Lorj Sommers Princess Gina Bellini ▲ Princess Katie Parker ► sixteenA

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veryone enjoys the feeling of agreement. We all love It when our friends agree with our ideas. But if our opinions are never con- tradicted, life would be dull. Variety is the spice of life. If we were only to hear the agreement of our ideas, everyone would be alike. Our world would be filled with mindless clones. That is why peo- ple enjoy variety. A difference in ideas, looks, and views casts light upon a situation. We see things from a new perspective. We like to stand out. Dare to be different. But there is a limit. At one point, we must con- form. This may seem like a con- tradiction to our intrinsic nature, but there is the time and the place when likeness- is necessary. |t is up to you. Only you can decide. You are the master of your own fate. Exercise your free will. Be alike. Be different. A A Myanh Nguyen ' s personality makes her stand out from the rest. ▲ ► Twins Alison and Brenda Leonhardt look so alike, yet are so different ► Alike in their views, Jody NIcholes and Becky Todoran are proud to be Americans. ▼ Different In their choice of hair styles, Laurie Cosgrove and Julie Kessler spend a happy moment together Aflfteen zrj . »■

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A Suzy Kim ' s face says Pride in America shown by the col- ors of the American Flag. KJtmerica In Motion, the theme for Homecoming 1988, was evident with red, white, and blue balloons and banners dec- orating the stadium and stage on the field. The Laguna Hills Hawks played the Laguna Beach Artists. Although not vic- torious, the Hawks put up a good fight. The highlight of the night was the halftime activities, it all began with a parade led by the El Tore Marine Corps Color Guard who patriotically marched around the field. The parade included students rep- resenting a variety of sports, po- litical parties, and job opportu- nities available to free Americans. Riding in shiny, clas- sic ' 57 T-Birds, were the five prin- cess, escorted by their fathers. The five princesses were; Gina Bellini, Amy Foster, Amy Lytle, Katie Parker , and Lori Som- mers. When the parade ended and all was quiet, Mr. Herron asked Tammy Bernard, Home- coming Queen for 1987, to crown Lori Sommers the 1988 Homecoming Queen. ▲ A David Lamb and Eric Bernard combine to ▲ Mike Heim scons the field for fel- form the symbol of freedom for America. low Hawks appv Queen Lori Sommers. sevente