Mission Statement
The Yearbook/VMA program exists not only to capture and encapsulate the history made by our parents and student body every school year, but also strives to promote a spirit of unity and pride within our school, while honoring our savior Jesus Christ in everything we do.
"Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord rather than for people." -Colossians 3:23
More than a club or class, the Yearbook/VMA program runs like a student internship. We take each student's God given abilities and build upon them to produce real world marketable skills in the 21st century. Our interns are challenged to grow out of their comfort zone both socially and professionally in preparation for their future regardless of career path.
Yearbook/VMA is open to high school students in 9-12th grade.
Areas Covered: Graphic Design, Photography, Photo Editing, Video Editing & Production, Public Relations & Promotions, Social Media Marketing, Journalism & Reporting, and Yearbook Design.
Heritage Christian School is a Quill & Scroll International Honorary Society charter (chapter), giving Yearbook/VMA program students who meet the requirements the opportunity to be recommended for membership to the society. Approved membership allows student to obtain and walk in their senior graduation ceremony wearing a blue and gold honorary cord.
Skills can be learned but character and passion go a long way.
Our abilities come from the Lord. Therefore we give our best back to represent Him and our school.
Teamwork is crucial in our line of work, therefore building good relationships within our team is essential.
Lilia has been married to her husband, Mark, for 27 years. They homeschooled their three daughters for over ten years and graduated their last student in June of 2020. Her involvement at HCS includes two years as secretary of Drama Club parent board, Co-Chair of the Spring Formal committee, and Chair of the Senior Banquet committee.
Lilia's passion for graphic arts, photography, videography, and teaching led her to step in as the Yearbook Program Advisor in 2018. She then added the Visual Media Arts component to the program in 2019. In August of 2020 she joined the school's administrative staff and manages the web site, social media, newsletter, marketing, and all graphic design needs.
The Sepulveda family has been heavily involved in church ministry for many years. They are all passionate about using their God given gifts in God's kingdom which includes HCS. Lilia has previously served in various leadership roles including church and pastoral secretary, discipleship teacher, youth director, VBS director, Sunday School superintendent and children's ministry director. The family currently attends Lighthouse Church in East Chula Vista where her husband serves as a pastor.
Elizabeth is a San Diego native and graduate of Heritage Christian School (2022). She enjoys many forms of artistic expression, especially photography, digital art, and graphic design. Elizabeth attended The Potter’s School where she served 2 years as a photographer on the PR team of their e-magazine, Clay. She also served as Photo Editor for the HCS 21-22 Yearbook. Her hobbies include hand lettering, traveling, hiking and visiting national parks, and trying anything creative. She is excited to remain involved in the HCS community through her role as Content Manager for the The Shield VMA program, and for the opportunity to creatively collaborate with the students. Elizabeth is currently pursuing an associates degree in graphic design.
Iliana is the youngest of her sisters to graduate from HCS in 2020. During her years at Heritage, she participated in various Dram Club productions, played Girls Volleyball, and was elected ASB student representative by her peers. Her favorite, however, is being part of the Yearbook program for two years and serving as Editor-In-Chief in her senior year. She’s excited to serve as Creative Director of the program this year as she is passionate about developing her graphic design skill further and representing Heritage with class and professionalism through the growing Yearbook/VMA program.
She’s a PK born and raised in ministry and has used her skills to serve in various church ministries including Sunday School, Children’s Church, and in the Audio Visual department. Her hobbies include graphic design, photography, vinyl painting, and reading drama novels. She’s allergic to nuts but will gladly and safely take an iced white mocha with almond milk any time.
