Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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A fe L B S? r 1 CHARITY WEEK WHICH BEGAN ON THE 29TH OF FEBRUARY AND ENDED ON THE 4TH OF MARCH. OTHER FUNDRAISERS INCLUDED THE SPONGE THROW, SEXY LEGS CONTEST, BUY-A-BUDDY, AND AN AFTER-SCHOOL DANCE. NO DOUBT, A POPULAR LOCAL BAND DONATED THEIR TIME TO PROVIDE THE MUSIC. THE BUY- A-BUDDY WAS CLEARLY THE MOST PROFITABLE EVENT, BRINGING IN WELL OVER $600.00. THE THEME WAS LET ' S WORK TO- DAY FOR A UNITED TOMORROW. A VERY SPECIAL THANKS GOES OUT TO THOSE WHO TOOK PART. DAVID KIM, WHO ORGANIZED AND RAN THE WEEK, WOULD LIKE TO THANK MRS. CHEREP MR. SMITH. AND THE ASB (ESPECIALLY LORI) FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION WHICH HELPED MAKE THE WEEK A SUCCESS. •, was o popular torger. bring : rwo million dollars in rhe sponge rhrow 2 The Three 3 ASD is nor always fun and ploy Here Perer Campellone is S een cleaning up ofrer on .. 4 Dale Six and Scorr llhons proresr for school food disorma 5 The v. ,-nenr - • burr and Coach Holp 8 Vilkoffone

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SAXONS RAISE OVER $2,000.00 FOR UNITED WAY CHARITY WEEK THIS YEAR THE UNITED WAY CHARITY WEEK WAS FILLED WITH SO MANY AC- TIVITIES THAT EVEN THE LEAST INTER- ESTED STUDENTS WERE LURED INTO PARTICIPATING IN ONE ACTIVITY OR AN- OTHER WITH THE OUTSTANDING PAR- TICIPATION AND ENTHUSIASM, THE GOAL OF $1988 WAS EASILY SUR- PASSED TWO FUNDRAISERS, A ROSE SALE AND A VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT TOOK PLACE PREVIOUS TO THE ACTUAL 124

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f « HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD: A CLASSY, FLASHY, AND EXCITING PRODUCTION THE LIGHTS WERE DIMMED, AND THE AUDIENCE GREW SILENT AS THE CUR- TAINS WERE DRAWN. ■ ' HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD WAS UNDERWAY. THIS FOUR-ACT MUSICAL REVIEW CELEBRAT- ED THE ONE-HUNDRETH ANNIVERSARY OF HOLLYWOOD. IT INCLUDED A VARI- ETY OF MUSIC FROM MOVIES AND MUSI- CALS THAT APPEALED TO ALL AGE GROUPS. HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD- RAN FOR FOUR NIGHTS AND WAS A SMASHING SUCCESS. ■ ;