Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ALBERT or JAMES, MRS. CHEREP, PETER, AND lvlAl'T F15 I? TOO . cX x 'f, 0' 2 cz t' er car breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life IO tr eff !- gay cat ed Shakespeare wrote tnat a long time ago, and it turned out to be true ,J ct r cf more iayea fore fer, arid so the suqect of his poem lived on The subtect of this nazi' nap us, Loara H gh Scr Cflffifvul 'Mid 'tits Owls will Loara student: of Woo 87, ' ora this gifes rife to thee ' guarantee you 'and usf The tool and the students who lived a large part of their lives on this last forever simply because thoughts were written And so. 'so long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, Of course, a great deal of work was put into this book to immortality that is thus described by the immortal bard For this immortality, you ha IG a lot of people to thank , . . the Seaxe staff consisted of editors J S ' ' E Donna Jacobson, Sonf as well as Staff mem bers Erika Lawrence, Sara Pai, Doris Dembi, Alicia Davis, Michael Wallace, Leah Shu bash, Jantno Rosas, Diane Dostal, Sylvia Doss, Jill Thomas, Jeff Jacobson, Young Chung, Sungil kim, Mike Procopio, Tricia Creason, Adrienne Lora, Anna Prelitz, Don Monarang, Robert Vil losenor, and Joanne Wayne On this page, they get to have their say Having their faces on each page of this yearbook wasn't enough Some of Mike P 's memories of Loara are included In the following quotes- WelI, it seems as if Oberon doesn't like Ti tiana very much now, does he? My name is Myrna I like cake Let them eat nice cake Well, there hubash, Irene Pat, Datyn Sprutll, Albert Friske, and Kimberly Cline, . ,gt tag, . you have it I think the communists had something to do with it Well, what do you expect from a person who wrote the gruelling details of torturing a critic in front of famed Edward Albee? Some more for you . . . No doubt' Straight out' DUDEEE Let's go ro La and hang engagement has all the trappings of marriage except the trapping, His last parting statement displays his bounteous humble life, I am the most glorious president you people have ever had ' Wherever we end up f UCI, UCLA, UCI3 ', the unemployment line, we will remember Loara, won't we7' Don sums it up in his poem Days, months, and years have gone by . . . friends and loved ones leave us . . we are soon left alone . . . then we experience death, Life is just a passing memory, but memories live forever. The Loara Seaxe will have those memories to live in all of our minds forever Joanne and Tricia leave us with the statement that they will always be the Defra Stends What a cauplaf weerdoes Sylvia departs with Ori Vori Jill is slightly more eloquent, When the black seagull of life flies overhead you know it won't make a shadow DEEP' Let's get serious here, and really pay attention when Al reminds us of John Lennon' Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all your dreams Al's response to this is that maybe we shouldn't live so easy Maybe we should open our eyes, see the problems of the world, and do something about them. l'm sure Erika would agree - I know I do. I would like to leave with a Robert Frost poem lingering afterward Natures first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower, but only so an hour Then leaf subsides to leaf So Eden sank to grief, so dawn goes down to day, Nothing gold can stay Believe me, all of you who are GOI graduating this year, your time in high school is fleeting, so you should make the best of it that you can High school is a golden time, and it'lI be gone before you know it Now, this has gotten just a little too heavy We're supposed to be having fun here - getting to put our two cents worth in and being radical and outrageous Alicia, now that's pretty outrageous, has lots of little scraps. We love you, Santa Ana' I won't talk about HIM anymore' Oh I wish he was here, Sally, I tried not to say anything My car may be big and green, but it drives . . . SOMETIMES. Pretty in Pink, Jon and Andrew, We love you' I won't sing about Duferd if Cindy will wear shorts, Washing- ton, D C was wicked but Cindy and Sally were greatly missed. Late night finals are always fun - right Sal? College comes, but we stick together Mickey Mouse Forever ' Since Alicia and Doris were inseparable, we'll let D D D immediately follow Alicia - what a woman' UCI Forever See you there, Kim, we'll be ANTeaters . . . but I don't like antsll' Celebrity goes on for miles Remember Saturdays at the library, how entertaining Economics always was, and how frantic yearbook latenights were - who stole my cropper? Does anyone have a grease pencil? Young, show me how to use the diskll' Datyn Marie has a little message to leave behind as well Thanx, yearbook, for all of the publicity' Cha hal Mr lslevos, you were so understanding throughout the year Thank you for all of the x-tra time Heres to latenights ' Speaking of late nights, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, CarI's Jr , fish-n- chips, and spilled soda cans were always o hit Remember the pigeon that adopted us and wauldn t stay out of the room? That ugly little thing made o heck of a mess - you guys lxriovs what I mean Back to business Jill says she likes to be near forest green And Irene, me cs Cs quite upset that Pai Man and I Poi for the FUI were not considered her real names She really 'oved her time at Loara though because it gave her the chance to be insane, OU mit Or the ordinary and sing the ever popular tune lm a nermal - you're a nermal i,-.Q re a dermal - ooba dc-obo ' But lsim and Erika were the ooba and dobba'ers No W-mei ,i , Qi its the family Speakirg of the oft aforementioned Erika this girls is a genius She s ci to CAL new year and het parting is as 'allows I liked being uh senor becus none I is atepara tacit coiiy What Erika neglected to say is is that she is not a M-. ifiissk, - fr W we is qi s 'c alisr V ana Q,Qryi3riQ should gi .e peace a chance Right Er ka? Rx e I 'Q tene' sro eat If fi ao-im' 'TG 'P QP TEC 19350974 TCL' PUC '49 'O SC? Ks X liao X I-RRR XX e 'cue v 3 Le' s :env a' Larfs house' been fun ' Afd oeoa 'PQ, ,MU 5-,ik if ,. 'gi ,g , trg ,Q-5, gi' time ,A nay forced Hefty Wadsworth i qi- cr' ey 'te ig. i- ' - ' is ' cw . C 'ct Yiicec ,, -tt itea' .e A 'S 'es Unfortunately, I do not write with her eloquence So, now it's my time . . . yes, I Pai here. to take you an aiourney, aiourney through time and space into , , , into the past and the future First of all, l'd better catch some of the quotes left behind. First, we are privileged to have a great poet in our midst, Erika has been mentioned before, but her poem hasnt been And so you'd sell your mother, father, brother And crucify your friendships, kinships, relationships. To be the number one you were taught to be, to look the other way from what you aught to see Humanity is something to be bought and sold Life pales in comparison to what you want ro own McCarthy in your bag, asses and elephants on your foreheadsf' Well . . . wasn't that precious? Actually, perhaps that went whoosh over my unintellectual head. Dut she is a poet, donrcha know it? Now, after recupetating from Mike P 's bizarre bar rage of words, here is an other attack from the weird unknown of Mike WaIIace's head: . . mes sage repeat This is your captain speaking so stop whatever you're doing and pay attention Menthol, right ktd9?? Neutl Neutl ... De vital' ... Da do da da do da do da da as do boom boom boom boom boom boom , , Although not very much, of course, because we'te opposed to needless via' lence, or we blow up this entire planet and a couple of others we noticed on our way here . , . Alright, trees , . . and we interto gated a gazellef' I don't want to die now - I've still got a headach. I don't want to go to heaven with a headach - l'd be all cross and wouldnt enjoy it. click, it's not my fault, click, it's not my fault, click, it's , . What are you, in- orint? . . . so much larger than life . . . Oh, I see - right. Hello, dappy, English kniggets and Arthur Ising, who has the brain ofa duck, you know . . . I don't know why we even bother, we should let you all burn, We are sorry for the inconvenience . , . Message ends And, Thank you, Michael for sharing your insanity with all of Loara, and now, since this is the very last page in the yearbook, it looks like I have the very last word: For all have come short of the Glory of God. Theres life in them those words, and don't you ever forget ir' HAI Ho' Hal That goes for you, too, Jim' And you, too, Robert!! I love the POWERIII Now, for a message from our sponsor, ding . . . ding . . . Mr. lslevos, you are one of the most controlled human beings on this earth, if you were able to survive last year and this year, you are truly super human and will be able to conquer any trouble that may arise in your life . . . ding . . . ding . . . CHey, does this mean no more private concerrs?D That was a message actually not from, but to our sponsor. Perhaps the reader wonders why Isim and Irene get to write everything first person, well, this is what one calls delegated powers. Just as the Judicial system of our government has delegated powers, so do yearbook people. I felt the need to insert that explanation to quell any ponderments one might have. Now, are you all ready for my personal comments? I knew you were, Here goes, Kim, you're a poet. Donna, rad book, ay? Sona, NO MORE BIO' Datyn, nice hair, AI, quiet storm Okay, so we were corrupted by the power that being editor entailed . . , At least we weren't like Macbeth and killed everybody. Okay, so our pictures are on almost every page - more of us to love . . . or hate, whichever you desire, but you would do the some thing, wouldn't you? Well, maybe nor, OKAYIIII Were corrupted tragic heroes' So long as men can breathe . . . nice quote, huh? Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and, departing, leave behind us Footprints an the sands of time. another quote from Kim by Longfellow. Okay, I have a piece of my mind to give all of you realists out there. First, let me explain myself . . . I thought that racism would die by the time of the next generation. Well, a certain class period during the year, shattered my illusions Okay, So, from small minds, comes discrimination Which is a tad depressing, and a tad disillusioning to me . . . The moral of the anecdote is . , . if there is one thing to learn from Loara, orjust to know - racism is not over, Let it die, folks, let it die lt need not start in our young minds, to grow and flourish and lead to the eventual growth of hatred in our future society, We are the future adults, WE can and probably will make THE difference. Don't dwell on ignorant hate, If one continues to live in hate, it's a losing battle, pal. Just look around you at Loara, we are talking MELTING POTI' Let those old ideas go, grab a yellow, black, brown, pink, purple hand and run to the future Well, that was certainly heavy wasn't it? Dut I felt the need to say that, yes, we have fun High School was fun, but now we'te old, we have opinions, no more coddling, we'te in the world on our own. Okay, now back to the immature babbling as a remnant of high school geekosity. Well, the compilation of this yriqflaeggimnfgzcigihlg 'SEI iosyglzitigggoyis sirree, we learned matty thin9s a cropper, how to fit copy into layouts, how to make a mondrton layout A yesirree, essential to our future life . . . Actually, folks, we did learn o lot Responsibility, precision, perfection, how to work under stress, and I m sure that every single one of us gained an appreciation for anything written and published Yes, it was hard work, yes, it wasn't perfect CBUT DARN Ct-03515 but ,tg if itsl Qeelsy but I asm revellinQYtn m loftifaiiisriim fund Okay' Olgoy' I 'mow' mls IS romuy seen geekostry And isn't the tiyme Jaf our outhjthocceproble Qeekoslry' or 'QOH' publicly idiocy? Sa now we look back into the pox ftuqi Ne rljme Sf Ungomlmess and Occeprcble CAG We gym Oh bw 'he mgreu The wlyygtlwy ggi es. oroskyi lsrersinger, Driver s Ed, sftertnttf be it our mind or our Csfdi f fi A I enfrybody' Qrob your broms' your an v , Y Y J fi -JIM ,et outta here' Remember, make a Ji etet'-Ce, either in yourself, or in this wawgt

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