Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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four THE G.A.TE CLUB HAD ONE OF ITS BEST YEARS IN EXISTENCE THE LUNCH MEETINGS WERE A TIME FOR MEMBERS TO GET INVOL VED IN VARIOUS GROUP DYNAMICS ACTIVITIES. THIS YEAR THE CL UB PERFORMED VARIOUS COMMU- NITY SERVICES, SUCH AS VISITING THE BUENA VISTA CONVALESCENT HOME THESE VISITS WERE GREAT FUN AND UNDOUBTEDLY EN- RICHED THE SENIOR CITIZENS' LIVES. THE 1985-86 G.A.TE. CLUB HAD APPROXI- MA TEL Y NINE TY MEMBERS A FACTOR WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO THIS YEAR'S SUCCESS. ANOTHER GROUP OF ACTIVE STUDENTS ON CAMPUS WAS THE SPEECH CLUB. THE MEM- BERS GAINED AN IMMENSE STORE OF KNOWL- EDGE THAT HELPED THEM IN THEIR COMPETI- TIONS. MEMBERS PARTICIPA TED IN CONTESTS AT COUNTY STATE AND NATIONAL LEVELS HELD BY THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE THEY ALSO COMPE TED AT VARIOUS LOCAL AS- SOCIA TIONS FOR MONETARY SCHOLARSHIPS. THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING IN THE SPEECH CLUB WILL INEVITABL YBENEFIT THE MEMBERS IN THEIR FUTURE PLANS. 1. The 1985-86 G.A.TE Club members. 2. Laurie Sparks fbottomj and Ramona White ltopj are happy editors of the Go-Gater, The G.A. TE Clubs hrst newspaper. 3. Eric Hsu hugs a senior citizen from the Buena Wsta Convalescent Center. 4. Ettie Ben-Shmuel prepares the notes for her speech. 5. The 1985-86 Speech Club members. 6. The 1985-86 G.A. TE Club ofhcers. left to right: Wctor Kuo, Wee President' Irene Pai. Treasuren' Lesley Fried- land Secretaryg Mr. lflevos, Advisory and Mercy Kuo, President. Not pictured are the advisors Mrs. Delany and Mrs. Davis. bg N. 94' - e five academic clubs!! 71

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