Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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EXCHANGE STUDENTS AND SPANISH CLUB GAIN CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE 1987-88 SCHOOL YEAR, LOAR WAS ENHANCED BY OUR MANY CULTUF AL CLUBS AND PEOPLE. LOARA ' S SPAI ISH CLUB WAS VERY ACTIVE. THEY VEN TURED ON MANY EXCURSIONS TO RE$! TAURANTS AND OTHER SPANISH-OR ENTED PLACES. AS SOME OF OUR STL DENTS LEARNED OF ANOTHER CUl TURE FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE LEARNE ABOUT THE AMERICAN CULTURE LOARA RECEIVED TWO YOUNG LADIE

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THE GERMAN CLUB HAD ANOTHER UCCESSFUL YEAR. THIS BUSY CLUB XPLORED THE GERMAN CULTURE BY TTENDING THE ' OCTOBERFEST AT HE OLD WORLD IN HUNTINGTON IEACH, THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AT THE ' HOENIX CLUB IN ANAHEIM, AND PAR- ICIPATED IN ONE OF LOARA ' S MOST .UCCESSFUL ACTIVITIES ON CAMPUS, HE SPECIAL FOOD DAYS. THIS CLUB VAS LED BY ADVISOR MRS. BROWN. ■ debonoir Fn 2 The 1987 88 French Club 3 Areeg Akel is excired or being oble to i irregular French verbs Way ro go. Areeg 1 4 Denise Hsu procrices her French dialogue 5 Don AppenM exclaims Elizaberh Redman 6 1087-88 French Club officers 7 The 1987 1988 German Club 8 The officer; Saws in Al f I Tiffai iy Mur lyford (secretary and Sanaa Abdellarif Or H V places rhey wisl . ■ 11 Areeg and Mrs Drown review some lasr minure plans

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?0M JAPAN, A YOUNG LADY FROM WITZERLAND, AND A YOUNG LADY ROM ECUADOR. THEY RANGED FROM HE NINTH GRADE TO THE TWELFTH. AS HEY GAINED KNOWLEDGE OF AMERICA, E LEARNED ABOUT THEM AND THEIR DUNTRIES. THIS YEAR SHOULD THEN i CONSIDERED THE YEAR WE GAINED A ORE OPEN VIEW OF OTHER CULTURES MD AN INCREASE OF FRIENDS AROUND HE WORLD. ■ rhi Hispanic lance colled rhi CVicePresi 1 5 President left :lub members 6 Sandra Rosenfeld smiles shyly for thi ■ rhe expei hey I 1