Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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;alazar, g.a.t.e. was able to unite .oara ' s uniquely gifted and tal- :nted students. ms. van alstine nd mr. cullinane were the sup- ortive advisors who helped orga- jize the various activities, which ncluded a visit to the griffith ark laserium, an excursion hrough parts of l. a. — namely, :hinatown AND OLVERA STREET, AN )VERNIGHTER AT JOSHUA TREE, AND A 5RUNION RUN AT BOLSA CHICA, ALL OF VHICH PROVED THAT LEARNING CAN BE UN! 1 GATE Gub odvisi •■ ' ■ ' one hold up their pride and joy ' 2 The 1987 1988 GATE Club offi i Hsu, President Vicror Kuo borroi - e-Presidi James, and Secrerary Jennifer Solazar 3 The 1987 1988 GATE Club i A Vicror Kuo is pegged with a Spi attempting ro solicire hi hinese I 5 Mark, Peter, and Pu 6 This friendship was brought i 7 Perer Lo ' s arrennon . conrmues drinking his milk 8 Armed with balloons, rhese juvenile deli ' , invade the Duena Vista Convale i

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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

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FINE ARTS AND CREATIVE WRITING LVLI1IO. r [ L. CLUBS ENLIGHTEN LOARA STUDENTS H™™ THE ' 87-88 FINE ARTS UNLIMITED CLUB WAS A CLASS ACT. A VARIETY OF STUDENTS ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED DURING THE YEAR. UNDER THE DIREC- TION OF MRS. HERBERT AND MS. VAN ALSTINE, THE MEMBERS ORGANIZED IN- SPIRING MONTHLY PERFORMANCES AND ATTENDED ENRICHING PLAYS, CONCERTS, AND OTHER CULTURAL EVENTS. PRESIDENT PETER LO, VICE- LUKE CHENG, SECRETARV KOFF, AND TREASURER