Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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. L '3 THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS A GOVERN- MENT ORIENTED CLUB LED BY SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE KERI OLDENBERN THEY MEET ONCE A MONTH DURING FOURTH PERIOD TO DISCUSS THE LATEST ISSUES AND BRING BACK NEWS TO THEIR CLASSES. THE HOUSE OF REPS. PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE ON CAMPUS. IT IS UP TO THE REPS. TO INFORM STUDENTS ABOUT EVENTS AND ISSUES ON CAMPUS. IN JANUARY THE HOUSE OF REPS. PRESENTED WIN- TER FORMAL. JUNIOR STA TESMEN OF AMERICA IS A CLUB THAT GETS TOGETHER WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND TO DISCUSS CURRENT POLITI- CAL EVENTS. JS.A. IS A COMPLETELYSTUDENT-RUN ORGANIZATION WITH ITS OWN GOVERNOR AND MA Y- OR THE OBJECT OF JS.A. IS TO HELP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED AND MORE AWARE OF GOINGS ON IN THE EVERYDAY WORLD. JS.A. ALLOWS ITS MEMBERS TO MEET HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER CALIFORNIA. THEY HAD TWO MAJOR CONFERENCES THIS YEAR AND SPENTA WEEKEND IN MAYAT THE IRVINE HIL TON ATA CON- VENTION AL THOUGH THE MAIN POINT OF JSA. IS POLITICAL, IT'SA CLUB THATREALL YKNOWS HOW TO HAVE FUN 1. Grace Poon organizes her notes at a JSA meeting. 2. Junior statesmen president Sneifan Donovan conducts a formal meeting 3. Leo AIdeen and Joey Pancnisin relax during a House-of Reps meeting 4. Ettie Ben-Shmuet Sneilan Donovan, and Jaehee Kim debate tne circumstances of Jaeheels point of order. 5. Johanna Smitn attentivebf listens to Keri Oidenbern dur- ing a House-of-Res meeting. 6. Snaron Lippincott takes a minute off to smiIe for the camera. Z Junior Statesmen of America: Sneilah Donovan, Jaenee Kim, Esther Kim, Grace Poon, Kristen Poffenberger, and Ettie Ben-Shumet

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I, I 1 i E E s it Afwl f iii 3 3 .figefr f tour HA VE YOU EVER DREAMED OF LIVING FORA WHILE IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY OR EXPERIENCING OTHER CUL- TURES? ADDING INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE TO LOARA 'S CAMPUS WERE THE INTE RNA TIONAL CL UB AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM THIS YEAR'S EXCHANGE STU- DENTS AT LOARA WERE TRACY DOUGAL FROM ENG- LAND, MARIKO HA TSUI AND ME GUMI MOCHIZUK FROM JAPAN IA VIER RE Y FROM SPAIN AND ANNA TEMPERA FROM ITALY THEY CHOSE CALIFORNIA AND WERE PLACED IN ANAHEIM GIVEN HOST FAMILIES, AND WERE REGISTERED ATLOARA. AFTER BEING PLACED IN THEIR REQUIRED CLASSES, THEY BEGAN THEIR NEW ADVEN- TURE AL THOUGH MAKING FRIENDS WAS THE CHALLENGE MEETING MEMBERS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB AND LIVING WITH THEIR NEW FAMILIES WERE EASY WA YS TO MAKE FRIENDS AND TO ADAPT TO THEIR NEW WAY OF LIFE AFTER A FEW ADJUSTMENTS THEY BECAME MORE FAMILIAR WITH THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE: THE BEACH AND BIKINIS, DRIVE-IN MOVIES DISNEYLAND WlNCHELL'Sj AND ROCK 8 ROLL. FOR THEM COMING TO AMERICA AS AN EXCHANGE STUDENT WAS A GREAT WAY TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS. UNDER MRS. KIMBLE 'S GUIDANCE THE INTERNA- TIONAL CL UB PROVIDED A MUL TI-CUL TURAL EXCHANGE FOR LOARA. THE MEMBERS ALSO HAD AN ACTIVE YEAR AS THEY TOOK MANY FIELD TRIPS AND HAD MANY FUNDRAISERS. THESE PROGRAMS HA VE EXTENDED OUR FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING TO THE INTERNA- TIONAL LEVEL. II. The 1985-1986 International Club pro vided a unique experience of the foreign countries without being there ph ysicalhf. IZ. Mrs. Kimble reminds the students to have their field trip card signed for Chinatown. .3. Stephanie Baker smiles atter organmng the held trip. 4. Marilro Hatsui from Iapan enjoyed her stay in Amer- ICB. 5. Tracy Dougal said hnding special friends had made this year one she shall never forget 6. Megumi Mochilulf had a very rewarding experience this ear y . Z lavier Rey participated in many activities such as soccer. B. Anna Tempera was an active member of Loara volley- ball team. hve seven eight 3 toreign exchange!183