Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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THE EW VELO A D LETTERMENS CLI B . Sui Y Clgut ? KS, , A 5 len eleven 1, fwf , f ww 77 44 4 I aw? ' wg, :,fg,j7,,f, f ,LD ,X , , V, , ', ' 5 ,V x ,gg,3,f' gf, U. f I li.r f ee 2490? f, 4 X' gin f 2 , , 1, . f-I A' . f l ', . O' f , MW, ' A Q ff . , , ff - SSVQTI -L l nine THIS YEAR'S LETTERMEN'S CLUB MET FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ELEVEN YEARS. ORGANIZED AND LED BY COACH DEFRIES, THE CLUB HAD OVER THIRTY MEMBERS. ONLY MALE AND FEMALE VAR- SITY LETTERMEN ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. THE PURPOSE OF THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB IS TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT, TO HELP THE ATHLE- TIC DEPARTMENT TO RAISE MONEY, AND TO UNITE STUDENTS WHO HAVE A COMMON BOND. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES TO RAISE MONEY WERE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTS, CANDY SALES, AND A CAR WASH. THE CLUB MET TWICE MONTH- LY TO DISCUSS CLUB ACTIVITIES, FUND RAISERS, AND THE END-OF-YEAR BANOUET. THERE WERE ALSO SPECIAL PATCHES MADE FOR THE CLUB MEMBERS TO GO ON THE LETTERMENS IACKETS. THIS YEARS OFFICERS WERE NICK KOB, PRESQ TONY FERRENTINO, V.Pg KIM HOFFART, SECp AND IOANNA RASMUSSEN, TREAS. 6. This year's officers: Treasurer Ioanna Rasmusseng Secre- lary Kim Hollarlg President Nicky Kobg and Vice-Presidenl Tony Ferrentino. 7. Coach Delries, advisor ol the organization, discusses a fund raiser with lhe members ol the club. B. The 1986-1987 Letlermerfs Club. 9, Marlo Bousloq relaxes while in a Lellermerrs Club meel- ing. IO. Rick Puccio and Tony Ferrenlino help out by qivinq lheir ideas. ll. loey Panchisin lislens allenlively To the session. letlermens club! IB5

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Q LJ.-1 OHS three THE VELO CLUB IS THE NEWEST CLUB ON CAMPUS. ORGANIZED BY MR. CULLINANE IN IANUARY, I987, THEIR FIRST OUTING WAS TO HUNTINGTON BEACH. THEY MET SHARPLY AT 8:00 A.M. IN FRONT OF THE BIOLOGY ROOMI THE SPIRIT AND ENERGY OF THE STUDENTS WHO WERE EAGER TO RIDE TOGETHER BROUGHT THIS CLUB ALIVE. AFTER A TWO TO THRIQIHIIOUR RIDE TO THE BEACH THE CLUB MEMBERS STOPPED FOR A REFRESHING PICA NIC AND AN ENIOYABLE GAME OF VOLLEY- BALI.. MR. CULLINANE FEELS THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS CLUB IS TO KEEP THE STUDENTS BUSY IN A IIICALTHY OUT-OF-SCHOOL ACTIVITY. THE STUDENTS ALL SEEM TO FEEL THAT THE WAY TO KEEP THEMSELVES IN SHAPE IS DEFINITELY BICYCLE RIDING. THE MEMBERS ARE EAGERLY LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER YEAR OF CYCLING. I Pm! IQrmrIx In-ts v.nzrnf:rI up Icr an exhaustmq mde to Imzulnmtsz. IH .1vII. Q Ilmf IIISLN ta' If--II CIIIL' OII1-ffrs. LMI to11qht:Ddn Cul- llzmrpn- A.I'.':. 'r' I ...1. 1 Sy--.IILINAII Trvrdillrffrj Thang FI 1 Ex' .AL I I 1fEg:.s LQI'fNN'Int:II Yxvv PITGSIQIQIII. I ::.. ' ips TI..1r:.1 m.aI1f1 51,1512 the blkes are 1 - .11L -. H... , -,VJ ISI XXJIIS CIIJL two iour K - , N1 IH

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