Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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THE ARABIC CULTURE CLUB ADDED JTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE TO LOARA. CC WAS FORMED TO FAMILIARIZE STU- ENTS WITH THE CULTURE OF ARABIC EOPLE. CLUB MEMBERS HAVE VISITED RT MUSEUMS TO SEE MIDDLE-EAST- RN ART. THROUGH HARD WORK AND EDICATION, LAMA SYADA (PRES.) OR- ANIZED THE CLUB FOR THE FIRST TIME T LOARA. MR. KLEVOS SERVED AS THE DVISOR, AND THIS YEAR ' S OFFICERS ERE A. AKEL (V.P.), S. DARWEESH SEC.), I. HUSSAIN AND S. ABDELLATIF fREAS.). ,•■ ' ■■■ i 3 Korean Culrure Club ■ . i . and Dohyun Kim walk on ■ ■ . ■■ al Nighi refully lisp making a decision 5 Arabic Culrure Club officers Sol ilr D son Abdellanf (Treos ), Areeg Al« (Pres ). and Imron Hussam CTreas ) 6 The 1987 1988 Arabic Culrure Club 7 The members of the ACC visit . . rhe meeting storts 8 Sonoa, Areeg, Sahir. Lama, Safo, ond Sawsan L to R model Middle Ensren i Aboyos

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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

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SUCCESS . LIES BEYOND THE G.A.T.E THE GATE. CLUB IS, BY FAR] LOARA ' S LARGEST CLUB. THE IMPRES SIVE SIZE HAS CONTRIBUTED TO IT! CONTINUED SUCCESS. MANY STU DENTS ARE ATTRACTED TO G.A.T.E CLUB BY ITS DIVERSE FIELD TRIPS AM ACTIVITIES. G.A.T.E. V.P. SARAH JAMES SAYS, WE ' RE ABLE TO DO THINGS AS ) GROUP WHICH WOULD NORMALLY Bl DIFFICULT TO DO ON OUR OWN. UNDER THE UNFALTERING LEADER SHIP OF PRESIDENT VICTOR KUO, VICE PRESIDENT SARAH JAMES, TREASURE! ERIC HSU, AND SECRETARY JENNIFEI