Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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KIWA IS BOWL TAKES 4TH IN STATE Z 94 seven WHEN ONE THINKS OF KIWANIS BOWL, ONE MAY PICTURE BEAUTIFUL, DANCING NATIVE WOMEN, OR AN EXCITING FOOT- BALL GAME, OR POSSIBLY EVEN A LOVE- LY CHUNK OE CRYSTAL POPULATED WITH WILD, EXOTIC FRUITS, BUT TRIVIA? GENERAL KNOWLEDGE? OUR WONDEREULLY ACADEMIC AND AMAZING KIWANIS BOWL TEAM WAS LEAD ONCE AGAIN BY, YES, THATS RIGHT, THAT EVER-SO-AMAZING WUN- DERKIND, MIKE PROCOPIO. THE REST OF THE TEAM INCLUDED ARA AMERKHAN- IAN, CRAIG BOYD, ROBERT DAGNALL, CAMERON DARWEESH, IIM DELEHOY, ADAM FULLMAN, IEEE IACOBSON, ADAM SHERR, MICHAEL WALLACE, IAMES WIL- LIAMS AND KEN YUEN. MRS. ESPING BRIL- LIANTLY HEADED THE INCREDIBLE TEAM TO GLORIOUS NEW VICTORIES AND EVEN MORE GLORIOUS VICTORY PAR- TIES. SOME OE THE CATEGORIES THAT WERE LOVABLY COVERED DURING THE COURSE OF THE FEW COMPETITIONS WERE AMERICAN HISTORY, FAMOUS NAMES, WORLD HISTORY, AMERICAN LIT- ERATURE, ENGLISH LITERATURE, GEOG- RAPHY, SCIENCE AND MATH. OUR FEAR- LESS BOYS-AT-THE-BUZZERS EXCELLED IN EVERY CATEGORY. l. Darnl I knew that onel pouts Rob Dagnall. 2. Mike laughs condescenclingly at one ot the tar- tetched answers given by a peer. 3. lim Delehoy raises his hand with enthusiasm and energy to answer the question. 4. The team: Robert Dagnall, Mike Wallace, Adam Sherr, Mike Procopio, Ara Amerkhanian, Iett la- cobson, lim Delehoy, Cameron Darweesh, Ken Yuen, and Craig Boyd. 5. The judge patiently waits tor the team's answer. 6. Mrs. Esping looks on with disbeliet as one ot the team members comes up with an answer. 7. I know the answer! exclaims Adam Eullman. 8. The team anxiously awaits its turn. 9. Albert Chang is amazed at the quick, accurate answers given by the team. eighf nine kiwanis bowl X IBQ

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Glance ll STUDENTS WENT WITH MR, DOROSKY TO WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR ONE WEEK AS PARTICIPANTS OF CLOSE UP, A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GEARED TOWARD EXPOS- ING YOUNG PEOPLE TO THE WORKINGS OF OUR GOVERNMENT. THEY SPOKE WITH POLITICIANS, LOBBYISTS, AND LEARNED SPEAKERS ABOUT THE ISSUES THAT CON- CERN OUR COUNTRY. VISITS TO CAPITOL HILL INCLUDED THE HOUSES OF THE SENATE, THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, AND THE SMITHSONIAN MUSE- UMS. DAYTIME LECTURES AND SEMINARS WERE COMBINED WITH NIGHT TOURS OF THE FAMOUS MONUMENTS. ROOMING WITH OUR STUDENTS WERE HIGHSCHOOLERS FROM TEXAS. THEY HAVE AN ENTIRELY DIF- FERENT SET OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, AND THEY TALK FUNNY, SAID E. LAWRENCE. ALL I WANTED TO DO WAS DE- BATE AND LEARN! TIANA CHOLO EX- CLAIMED. LISTEN UP, FUTURE POLITICIANS! CLOSE UPPERS ARE READY FOR ANYTHING! .L Jar ,- T .-,Af 1 - 3. .' J -- ' lqffgua. Alf-.'3f.tj,.'gf, I fgacc 'K --- ft Afdlfilf two l. Close Up participants, lett to right: Rob Daqnall, Michael Wallace, Dean Cha, Doug Spicer, Allison Iser, Iames Wil- liams, Tiana Cholo, Paul Knoch, Young Chung, Cameron Darweesh, Erika Lawrence, and Mr. Dorosky. -,. Mr. Dorosky stands next to a sign in Lafayette Park. 3. Cameron llashes an endearing smile tor the C-Span Tele- N vision cameras. -I. Paul speaks against a proposed legislative bill. 5. Close Uppers roam the streets ot DC.. in Erika and a mounted police ottiuer outside Smithsonian lvlusouins. Several menibeis enioy a tme eveninq at a local dinner lllfwllxxf. Sl Limits Dffan and Miuhael spend a bit ol precious tree time lrzteriziii Ln the luallwajf in the hotel. W RSL' .ani Tiana pause momentarily trom danviino in the fhzifws 'I 'YI LII lisp-s rt 'if-tt1:1'1 their tincture talien. fz . Kirin: 1. 1.1 with Liz. Ktaltn'-.fn, 7t'.z:'tL:-I : I 1 '. 14 Iii itL.I .it Nail. Lllfftl. tiiliis taxes 1 t at-vi. Jil lf-U close up 1 '. vkv r-'x-Q' 1 i f .-- - - ' : V' ' -Z'-: '-ws-'iw ij 4-113 g-' gi -rf' One l QL eg 5. K --.. Y E. . 1 -1- - - :- 1 , 4. ., Y . R1 jf , ' f L., in- fl ff -wa -am three four live