Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ICHOLSON ENCOURAGED THE CSF IEMBERS IN THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVE- IENTS. NHS MEMBERS INCLUDED ONLY HOSE SENIORS WHO MAINTAINED AT EAST A 3.0 GPA THROUGHOUT THEIR IGH SCHOOL CAREERS. MEMBERS OASTED THIS HONORABLE ACHIEVE- IENT AT THE GRADUATION CEREMONY HERE THEY WORE BLUE CORDS. THE DVISORS WERE MRS. DAVIS AND MR. LEVOS. 1 Jerry Underwood and Jim Kish wove ro rheir fellow NHS members 2 The 1987 88 Nononol Honor Sociery i • i 3 The 1987 88 NHS officers (lefr ro nghr) CoVicePresi : o ond Mike Conn. Treasurer Randy Onishi, and President Victor Kuo 4 Jana Masrrongelo is omused or rhe ocademic acumen of NHS members 5 David Kim and Mike Doigny practice rhe secret NHS hand signal 6 This sign warns others of rhe electro magnetic brom NHS ond CSF members 7 Jana, Christi. Pern, Robin, ond Grace e rime rhey spend or a CSF meeting 8 The 1987 88 California Scholarship Federation mem bers 9 Doth of these rwo srudents have their pr» nrii Ken wirh his bool-is ond Poul with his lunch ' 10 The 1987 88 CSF off • - Marsukubo, Secretory Mlchele Will-off, Tre Chen, and (nor pictured) Vice-President Adorn Sherr

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LOARA ' S NHS AND CSF HONOR OUR REMARKABLE ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS BOTH THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION (CSF) AND THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (NHS) HONORED LOARA ' S ACADEMICALLY SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. CSF WAS OPEN TO ALL SENIORS, JU- NIORS, AND SOPHOMORES WHO FUL- FILLED THE ACADEMICALLY BASED RE- QUIREMENTS. GOLD SEAL RECIPIENTS INCLUDED THOSE MEMBERS WHO HELD A FOUR-SEMESTER MEMBERSHIP (ONE OF WHICH HAD TO BE IN THE SENIOR YEAR). ADVISORS MRS. MILLER AND MR.

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LETTERMEN ' S CLUB AND CLOSE-UP SHINE FROM CALIFORNIA TO D.C. THIS IS THE LETTERMEN ' S SECOND YEAR AS A CLUB. THE CLUB IS ORGA- NIZED AND LED BY COACHES MOORE AND DEFRIES. THE CLUB HAD OVER 30 MEMBERS. ONLY MALE AND FEMALE VARSITY LETTERMEN ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. THE PURPOSE OF THE LETTERMEN ' S CLUB IS TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT, TO HELP THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT TO RAISE MONEY, AND TO UNITE STUDENTS WHO HAVE A COM- MON BOND. THE CLUB MET TWICE A MONTH TO DISCUSS CLUB ACTIVITIES. jra 1 ' vO icrrer ' -rie . i o.t