Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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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 KOREAN AND ARABIC CULTURE CLUBS BRING THE WORLD CLOSER. THE KOREAN CULTURE CLUB (KCC HAS BROUGHT ABOUT THE AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE KOREAr CULTURE AMONG STUDENTS AT LOARA THIS WAS THE SECOND YEAR OF THE KCC WITH MRS. MENZIES (ADVISOR) HAYONG KIM (PRES), BOHYUN KIN (V.P.), YOUNG PARK (SEC), ESTHEF PARK (TREAS), AND STEVE CHUN( (ACT. DIRECTOR). KCC HAS PARTICIPAT ED IN THE INTERNATIONAL NIGHT ' AND MET TOGETHER TO HAVE SPORT! TOURNAMENTS WITH KOREAN CUL TURE CLUBS OF OTHER ORANGE COUN TY HIGH SCHOOLS. 178 koreor