Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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eight HULA HAWKINS CHANGES THE WAYS OF THE PAST In 1988-89 Loara broke free from the Sadie Hawkins tra- ditions of the past. Horses and spurs were left at home. Beach attire was readily avail- able, creating a Hawaiian aura that was Hula Hawkins. Once again, this event was sponsored by the benevolence and generos- ity of the senior class who pro- vided a vast array of activities to keep even the most wearisome of students entertained. Events in- cluded an intricate limbo contest and a never-ending conga line. A multitude of refreshments were provided to quench the thirst of even the most avid of dancers as DJ ' s played a variety of music. This episode proved to be in the excellent taste that is customary of Loara ' s Senior Class. 167

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166 w m ' f five I. After months of practice. Kelly Clark and Brent 5. Unable to find work in Colombia. Juan Valdez is Narasaki display authentic Hawaiian dance lech niques. 2 I don t care what you say: I ' m not having a good time. 3 Ah. shucks, ma ' am. I ' d be darned pleased to dance. ' ' now picking pineapples for Loara. 6. Come on. shake your body. baby, do that conga. I know you can ' t control yourself any longer 7. Glancing at Ruth Cayford ' s watch. Joshua Aaron Fruhlinger ponders the whereabouts of his date 8. How low can you go? 4. Loara ' s DJ ' s describe the biggest coconut they 9. In absentia. Mark and Melanie crown one another ever saw King and Queen Kahuna

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