Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I.-J ,ff 1 99 One I I1 three TWO OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CLUBS AT LOARA THIS YEAR WERE THE FRENCH CLUB AND THE SPANISH CLUB. THE MEMBERS OF THESE CLUBS WERE STUDENTS WHO WANTED TO LEARN ABOUT THE CULTURE OF COUNTRIES WHERE FRENCH AND SPANISH ARE SPOKEN. LOARAS FRENCH CLUB HAS BEEN SUCCESS- FUL FOR MANY YEARS, AND THIS YEAR WAS NO EXCEPTION. THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB AC- COMPLISHED MUCH. THEY HELD SEVERAL FUN- DRAISERS, INCLUDING THE SALE OF CANDY AND CALENDARS, WHILE WORKING TOWARD THEIR GOAL OF THE ANNUAL FRENCH BANOUET. IN ITS SECOND YEAR, THE SPANISH CLUB IS A MORE RECENT ADDITION TO LOARA. THE MEM- BERS WORKED TOGETHER AND PLANNED SEVER- AI, GROUP TRIPS AND PERFORMANCES, INCLUD- INC1 A CHRISTMAS PARTY AT MORENO'S RESTAU- RANT WHERE THE CLUB ENIOYED A TASTE OF MEXICO. BOTH CLUBS EASILY PROVED THAT CULTURE in I1 CAN I-EE FUN. l lflvxmvlm vlulf rm-e-'llrlcizs uw-me ollvu ln-lll llummq lunch. .' lkllm' l F40-H'.' Ifwxml-I1 Club OIIlK,'L?I'5I Ruth Caylord, Lama Symlq .AIISFII lser, Aml1':2a Wmkumalz. 'J' 4. lT11lllul lfflll'-3-CIlIlTg W'-Q-lg, the Fran-:lu Club sold French 5 f 5'-,1qrf1'1vus. -I lvlzv IWW HQ' Fr:-r.-'fl I. Ilulg, f' li r:h:slT.llwl11l: 5.11.1 zlllyl 1. rrrwzfFr'ermvlxp.3sI1'yl,'115YlfvrT1f-Irv. I x T .-Tlllsfz. If-wr llx:l.m1:..- -Sv--1 llw- 5 XIV' 'T IJI1-IMI. f- f B,1l.l lI'I.lI ..1 f.1.il'-.-'- ut - 1 r Illf'Sgmr11sl1 Club Na- ' T' I T 5 .ilu , N Mfg' 4- .rw N' Q r 'IRI . r ' 1 .. lmrmn lluri- 1:.ii R.ll.a+-lC4.1r- fi f-I l:..lll VE-ll, ,Xl lr' fl- VF. I! four

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