Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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SO mf THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM, INTERNATIONAL CLUB, AND KOREAN CULTURE CLUB IKCCJ HELPED BRING THE WORLD TO LOARA'S CAMPUS. STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER CULTURES BY IOINING THESE CLUBS. THROUGH HARD WORK AND DEDICA- TION, DEAN CHA CPRESD ORGANIZED THE KCC FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE AT LOARA. YOUNG CHUNG CVICE-PRESJ, ED LEE ITREASJ, YOUNG PARK CSECJ, AND MRS. MENZIES IADVISORJ ALSO CONTRI- BUTED THEIR TIME TO THE CLUB WITH APPROXIMATELY 40 MEMBERS, LOARA'S KCC IOINED THE KOREAN-AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION CKASAD, WHICH CONSISTED OF ABOUT 20 OTHER KORE- AN CLUBS FROM ORANGE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS. THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB AND FOR- EIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM ADDED IN- TERNATIONAL INFLUENCE TO LOARA. EXPERIENCING THE NEW LIFE STYLES OF AMERICA WERE SEVEN EXCHANGE STU- DENTS: MA DEL MAR CABRERA CSPAINJ, MARTA OVIES CSPAIND, NURIA AGUIRRE CSPAINJ, MULLER ALKE CGERMANYD, SU- SANNE RATH CGERMANYJ, NATSUKO IGO IIAPANJ, AND ADERS HENNINGSSON CSWEDENJ. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF AD- VISOR MRS. IOHNSON AND CLUB PRESI- DENT CLAUDIA PEREZ, THE INTERNATION- AL CLUB BROUGHT STUDENTS OF VAR- IOUS RACES TOGETHER, I two Qin.,- N I 'QR 4-hu..- ODS fi gjfwf three four 4., FITS! I .fllllj -'55 1-, ,. I in, -,f C- I Q S 0 ND, I Ik I X X- 1 ll

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DCSF GI EHO OR TO 1 , -f fo- 4 , flfvf ' ' , Q 'Nh f X i Seven mg Ill N .,.. as ten SCHOLARS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TRICIA CREA- SON, MADAME PRESIDENTE: MERCY KUO. VICE-PRESIDENT, TONY FERRENTINO, TREA- SURER, AND SECRETARY KNOCH CPAUL KNOCH, THAT ISD, THE YEAR OF 1987 WAS A YEAR OF HONOR AND RECOGNITION. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE ANNU- AL INDUCTION CEREMONY. THE PURPOSE OF THE CEREMONY WAS TO FORMALLY INI- TIATE MEMBERS INTO THE SOCIETY. ERIKA LAWRENCE SAID, IT WAS THE CANDLES THAT DID IT FOR ME, THE CANDLES ALONG WITH THE CEREMONY, ADDITION- AL HONORS WERE THE BLUE HONOR CORDS, CUSTOMARILY WORN AT THE LONG-AWAITED GRADUATION CEREMO- NY. MR. LARRY KLEVOS AND MRS. IANE DA- VIS HEADED THE SOCIETY THIS YEAR WITH THEIR ENTHUSIASM AND BOUNTEOUS PA- TIENCE. ALL IN ALL, THE SOCIETY DID MUCH FOR THE MEMBERS, BY PROVIDING ALL THAT ITS NAME IMPLIES-NUMEROUS HONORS FOR ITS HONORABLE MEMBERS. THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDER- ATION WAS TRULY AN INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING EXPERIENCE. IT BROADENED HORIZONS AND ENLIGHTENED ALL TO THE WONDERS OF INTEGRITY, SCHOLARLY AC- TIVITY, AND INTELLECT. OKAY, LET ME CUT THE BALONEY, CSF ENTAILED GIFT WRAP SALES, SANTA GRAMS, AND STEALING HELPLESS RIVAL CLUB MASCOTS. MR. PRESIDENT, SAMUEL LEE, FULFILLED ALL OF HIS PRESIDENTIAL DUTIES BY ARRANG- ING MEETINGS, FUND RAISERS, AND BEAT- ING STUFFED ANIMALS. VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID KNOCH AND SECRETARY LESLEY FRIEDLAND ALSO FULFILLED THEIR DELE- GATED DUTIES. MARK CHEN COLLECTED MONEY FROM OUR RELUCTANT HANDS AND THEREFORE DISPLAYED HIMSELF AS A GOOD AND PROPER TREASURER. MR. NICH- OLSON AND MRS. MILLER LED THE CSF'RS. THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDER- ATION PROVIDED FOR A SCHOLARSHIP TO BE GIVEN TO A LUCKY, OR MANY LUCKY STUDENTS, WHO EXEMPLIFIED BEHAVIOUR AS TO THEIR NEED OR ACADEMIC CAPABI- LITY. SO, HATS OFF TO A WONDERFULLY GIVING ASSOCIATION. I. NHS officers: Paul Knoch, Secretary, Tony Ferrentino, Treasurer, and keeping peace, President Tricia Creasong and Mercy Kuo, Vice-President. 2. Cameron, Afshin, Ed, and Lena sense the impending excitement of the NHS meeting and await with bated breath. 3. Shawna's guffaws exemplify' the fun at the meeting. 4. The 1987 National Honor Society 5. The most important thing to do at a NHS meeting is, of course . . . TO EAT!! 6. Some extremely excited NHS members. 7. Officers for 1986-87 California Scholarship Federation, Cl to rl Mark Chen, Treasurer, Samuel Lee, President, David Knoch, Vice- Presidenty and not pictured, Secretary Les- ley Friedland. 8. The 1986-87 California Scholarship Feder- ation. A 9. Iill Thomas is absolutely enthralled by the cameral. IO. Adrienne Lara enioys her time at the CSF meeting. nine CSff179

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I TER ATIO AL A D KOREAN CULT RE CLU S PRESE T THE WORLD TO LD RA 4 A 4 , eight ten Susanne Rath from Germany, Natsuko lgo from lapan, and Muller Allie from Germany lett home to live in America for a year. Blanca Solis, upon hearing good news, smiles with joy. Foreign Exchange student Anders l-lenningsson trom Sweden poses tor the picture. Nuria Aguirre and Ma Del Mar Cabrera, both from Spain, enjoy their stay in America. lnternational Club advisor Mrs. lohnson eats an apple a day to keep the doctor away. The International Club takes part in the loin-A- Club Day. The l986-87 Korean Culture Club. Freshmen Steve Chung and Hee Lee gossip during lunch. Korean Club advisor Mrsi Menzies takes orders during the loinAA-Club Day. Members ot the Korean Club discuss their next meeting. Korean Culture Club officers: Dean Cha Cpresi- dentl, Young Chung Nice-Presidentl, Young Park lSecretaryl, and Ed Lee tTreasurerl. korean culture club! l8l