Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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WHEN ONE WALKS THROUGH THE DOORWAY OF ROOM THIRTEEN C THA TCS' THE YEARBOOK ROOMQ, ONE GETS THE FEELING OF HAVING STEPPED THROUGH A PORTAL INTO ANOTHER WORLD - A WORLD OF MYSTE- -RIOUS UNKNOWN FORCES OF MONS T E R-CROPPERS AND OGRE-COPYSHEETS1 OF WIZARD-COMPUTERS AND IN- VISIBLE DEADLINES . . . A KINGDOM WHERE MASS CONFUSION AND CHAOS SEEM TO REIGN AND BARBED ARROWS PIERCE THE AIR EVERY SO OFTEN AT LEAST THATQS WHAT IT ALL LOOKED LIKE TO MR. LARRY KLEVOS, THE 'IVEW SEAXE ADVISOR FOR 1985-86. ACTUALLY IT WASN'T AS BAD AS ALL THAT I THOUGH LATENIGHTS WERE SOMETHING ELSE . . .1 THE HARD-WORKING STAFF WAS LED BY MANAGING EDITOR DIKO MELKONIAN COPY EDITOR SHERRY RAU- DABAUGI-I DESIGN EDITOR SHAWN VWSEMAN AND PHOTO EDITOR PAUL HSU AS IN PAST INNUMERABLE AGES, THE PRODUCHON OF THE ANNUAL PLODDED ALONG THROUGH ALL OB- STACLES BE ITA LACK OF FUNDS ORA COMPLETELY NEW ENVIRONMENT AS MR. KLE VOS SUMMED IT UP '71 TRULY EDUCA- TIONAL EXPERIENCE - EVERYONE SHOULD TRY ITL 1. Sherry Raudabaugh asks Ryan Onishi to photograph a special person for her. Cfor yearbook, of courselj Z Diko Melkonian takes some time to contemplate life as David Brewer continues working dihgenthf. 3. The 1985-1986 Seaxe Staff Top row.' S. Raudabaugh, L Par, G. Poon, R Ho, G. Ho, M Talko vic, P. Hsu, D. Brewen R Onishi D. Melkonian, Advisor L. Kle vos. Bottom ro w: F Lim, K. Cline, D. Reed G. Galang .Si Shubash, D. Jacobson, D. Erickson, R. Capurro, C. Granger. Not pictured' .SZ Vhseman. 4. Coach Clea veland pauses for a blessing over his htm. 5. Working on the renovated fashion page is Shawn Mseman. G Yearbook late-night is a trying experience, as Advisor Larry Klevos can attest Z Danny Reed and Geraldine Galang collaborate on a yearbook page. 8. Grace Poon lends a hehning hand to Irene Pai

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hve THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY WAS THIS YEAR'S CHORAL DEPARTMENT PRESENTATION IT WAS A BROADWA YRE VUE CONTAINING EXCERPTS FROM MANY FAMED BROADWAY SHOWS. THESE MUSICALS INCLUDED A CHORUS LINE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF GREASE 42ND STREET GOD- SPELL, AND NUMEROUS OTHER BROADWAY HITS. AUDITIONS WERE HELD FOR THREE DA YS AND WERE OPEN TO THE ENTIRE LOARA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY WAS COORDINA TE SOLELY BY THE SIX TH-PERIOD MUSICAL THEATER CLASS. STUDENTS FROM THIS CLASS WERE COSTUME DESIGNERS CHOREO- GRAPHERS, STAGE TECHNICIANS AND SET DE- SIGNERS. LOARA'S NEW CHORAL DIRECTOR MR. TUT- TLE SUPERYISED THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY 'ALTHOUGH I AM NEW HERE AT LOARA, I HAVE HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE IN MUSICAL PRODUC- TIONS, AND I FEEL THAT LOARA STUDENTS ARE TALENTED AND DEDICATED. -MR. TUTTLE 1. Dean Mhihite and Elan Davidson sing One from A Chorus Line. Z Harassed Choir director Mr Tuttle pauses to smiIe. 3. The Prayer Song from I-iddler on the Roof was enlightening 4. LuIlaby of Broadway - a hit' 5. Hair exempiihes the mood of the 603. 6. Choir members practice during rehearsat Z Peter Harvey and cast sing from Godspelh 8 Members of the cast tryout in the Chorus Line. eight X r E A I 5 n S6 VE!! musicaI!125