Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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awww!-,v,,,.,,.,,.,,.... L. THE KIWANIS BOWL AND ORANGE COUNTYACA- DEMIC DE CA THLON Y O. C.A.D. Q TEAMS ARE TWO OF THE MANY ACADEMICALLY ORIENTED CLUBS ON LOARA 'S CAMPUS. BOTH TEAMS PUT IN LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE IN PREPARATION FOR RE- GIONAL COMPETITIONS. THE KIWANIS BOWL TEAM WAS LED BY FIRST- YEAR TEACHER AT LOARA, LINDA ESPING. THE TEAM MET EVERY DAY AT LUNCH TO PRACTICE AND STUDY SEEMINGLY ENDLESS STACKS OF CARDS FILLED WITH QUESTIONS ON VARIOUS TO- PICS. THE OBJECT OF KIWANIS BOWL IS TO MAS- TER TRIVIA OUE S TIONS FOR COMPETITIONS AND TO INCREASE ONE 'S KNOWLEGE THE ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM DID VERY WELL UNDER THE EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP OF RUTH WILKOFF THE TEAM PLACED TENTH OUT OF FIF T Y-FOUR SCHOOLS WHICH COMPE TED. THE STU- DENTS WHO PARTICIPA TED WERE SENIORS CHO- SEN ACCORDING TO THEIR GRADE-POINT AVERAGE THESE MEMBERS SPENT A LOT OF TIME AFTER SCHOOL IN THE LIBRARY AND ROOM 64 S TUDYING FOR THE SINGLE BIG COMPETITION THE KIWANIS BOWL AND ACADEMIC DE CA THLON TEAMS ARE TWO OF LOARA 'S BEST I. Beclry Hannum worlrs caretullv at all Kiwanis Bowl meet- ings. 2. Joe Geralros is found catching up on his sleep at one of the O.C.A.D. meetings. 3. The 1985 Academic Decathlon team. Top row.' Dilfo Melkon- ian, Colleen Kavanagh, Magaret Lo, Joe Geralros, Peter Koonz and advisor Ruth Mhllrotf Bottom row: Ester Ben- Shmuel Terri Mabry Sheilah Donovan, and Rena Eaton. 4. Margaret Lo studies diligenthf, as always for the O.C.A.D.' tt' . compe i ion 5. The Kiwanis Bowl team. Top row: Adam Shern Ara Amerk- hanain, Cameron Darweesh, Cezar Macri and Todd Yamron. Second row: Jim Deleho y, David Shams, Jeff Jacobson and Albert Chang. Third row: Alon Ben-Shmuet Sauson Haron, Lama S yada, Stephanie Baker, Ken Yuen, Meghan Donovan, Becky Hannum, and advisor Linda Efping Bottom row: Angie Habis, Terri Mabry Milfe Procopio, Kim Nalrazono, and Ericlfa Reich. 6. Rena Eaton gives a helping hand to Sheilah Donovan at finding the answer to a question. Z Todd Yamron pays close attention to a question aslred of him at a Kiwanis Bowl meeting. , 'I Wan, ro UCAN . .. ,.., -ff. .Malawi ti ve SEVEN six o.c.a.d. - Ifiwanis bowlfl77

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4 X so I age THE 1985-86 MOCK TRIAL ACHIEVED WHAT NO OTHER TEAM IN THE PAST HAD DONE' IT CLIMBED THE LADDER OF COMPETITION ALL THE WAY TO THE SEMI-FINALS. ITALL STARTED ON OCTOBER 9, 1985. A MOT- LEY CREW OF TWENTY GATHERED IN MR BAR- RON'S ROOM 65 FOR THE INTRODUCTION T O MOCK TRIAL, A CLUB SPONSORED BY THE CONSTITUTION- AL RIGHTS FOUNDATION TO DE-MYS TIF Y THE PRO- CESS OF OUR IUDICML SYSTEM THE T WENTY REMAINED IN THE CLUB, MAKING IT THE LARGEST AS WELL AS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL TEAM SINCE THE CLUB'S FORMATION FOUR YEARS AGO. POLICE SCIENCE HAS BEEN A POPULAR GROUP AT LOARA FOR MANY YEARS NOW CREATED BY MR. DOROSKY ITS PURPOSE IS TO HELP STU- DENTS BETTER UNDERSTAND THE AMERICAN LE- GAL SYSTEM AS WELL AS CAREERS NOT NECES- SARILY RELATED TO THE LAW TO INFORM THE STUDENTS, GUEST SPEAKERS WERE INVITED TO DISCUSS THE SPECIFIC GOALS AND INTERESTS OF THE CLASS. POLICE SCIENCE IS ALSO DEDICATED TO EN- RICHING THE CAMPUS LIFE IT PURCHASEDA NEW VCR AND SEVERAL BOOKLE TS CONCERNED WITH CAREER SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS. 1. Uncle Barron wants You! - loin the Mock Trial Team today. Report to your nearest Room 65. You can make a difference. 2. The 1985-1986 Mock Trial Team of Loara is always ready for a picture. 3. Preparation is lrey to any competition. Cameron Darweesh reviews his notes before entering the courtroom. 4. The 1985-1986 Police Science class of Mr. Tom Doroslry. 5. The creator and genius behind Police Science is the one and onhf Mr. Tom Doroslry. 6. Tradition runs deep with all members of the Mock Flock. A roaring cheer f Fire Uppj is always required before romping off to competitions. Z The 1985-1986 Police Science class of Mr. Dick Barron.