Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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)ENISE HSU MADE KEY DECISIONS AND VERE EXTREMELY INFLUENTIAL IN THE IUCCESS OF THE CLUB. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF ADVISOR IRS. DAVIS, THE CREATIVE WRITING )LUB PROVIDED INSPIRATION TO BUD- )ING YOUNG WRITERS. AT MEETINGS, HE MEMBERS DISCUSSED AND EVALU- ATED EACH OTHER ' S WORK AND EARNED OF UPCOMING WRITING CON- ESTS. ONE OF THE CLUB ' S MOST EX- ITING AND VALUABLE EVENTS WAS THE YOUNG PLAYWRIGHT ' S PROJECT. WHERE EACH STUDENT WAS GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO WRITE A ONE- ACT PLAY. THE ZENITH OF THE YEAR OCCURRED WHEN FAMOUS PLAY- WRIGHT EDWARD ALBEE AND PRO- FESSIONAL ACTORS VISITED LOARA. THE FINE ARTS UNLIMITED AND CREATIVE WRITING CLUBS BOTH PROVED TO BE A PROMINENT PART OF LOARA HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR. v V i ■ i i V research 11

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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

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MIX SKIING AND CYCLING TOGETHER, AND WHAT DO YOU GET? PLEASURE. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. DAN CULLINANE. THE 1987-88 LOARA VELO CLUB BEGAN THIS PAST YEAR WITH A RACING START. THE CLUB VENTURED ON THEIR TWO WHEELS TO EXCITING PLACES ALL OVER SOUTHERN CALIFOR- NIA! THEIR TRAVELS TOOK THEM TO HUNTINGTON BEACH, NEWPORT BEACH, AND AS FAR AS SAN ONOFRE, WHERE THEY SPENT A FUN-FILLED NIGHT ON THE BEACH! 184 velo club