Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Couples attend country hoedown One hundred and fifty couples attended the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was held in the gym. A carry over from pre- women ' s lib, Sadie Hawkins is a time when Loara women take the intiative and ask the men of their choice out for a date. Sadie Hawkins is a tradition that has been in America for a long time. Keeping students moving with its very diversified sound was the band, Atlantis. Many students decided to tie to knot . Performing the ceremonies were Loara teachers John Dahlem and Tom Dorosky. Excellent pictures were taken by the Exec- utive Portraits and thanks to this company candid photos were available for the yearbook. Sadie Hawkins Dance concluded Spirit Week, the week that wasn ' t. During the week of February 17 to February 21, the week of Spirit Week was a disappointment to Loara High School. 1. Funny faces are shown as Kristina Duffy; |r, and her off-campus date Wayne Burgos enjoy themselves at the dance. 2 Tired sophomores sit out this dance as they relax together on the bleachers with their friends during a song. 3 Many couples attended Sadie Hawkins, enioying themselves here are jane Fratzke, Sr.; and her off-campus date John Kryger. 4 Getting married at the dance were Neil Higger, jr.; and Rosemary Fernandez, Sr. Ceremony was performed by Tom Dorosky, teacher. Soni and Ken Jamie, John and Jeff 106 Sadie Hawkins Dance

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Seniors victors in overtime lunior and Senior girls spent many long hours after school practicing for the big Powderpuff game played on Friday of Spirit Week. The game was carried into overtime due to a score of 0-0, which later ended with the tradition of seniors winning by gaining more yardage due to the California-tie-breaker. Coaches for the seniors were Sean Monahan, head coach; Lance Bickerstaff, Danny Clark, Bill Freeman, Clay- ton Hughes, and J. P. Martin. Coaches for the juniors were Randy Plumber, head coach: Tom Bouck, Pat Gillermette, Darrell Hensen, Tony Mayfield, Dave Molina, Monte Taylor, and Dan Tynes. The coaches spent many long hours teaching the girls the strat- egy of the game. 1. Senior quarterback |odi Peters gets into position to throw a pass. 2. Carrying the ball, senior Laura Smith is hit and blocked by juniors Kelly Wiseman and Beth Ward, while senior Donna Tatting comes to the res- cue. 3. Senior Elaine Kavanaugh concentrates on a touchdown unaware that she is going to be tackled by junior Cheryl Woody. 4. lunior Kris Jones concentrates on gaining yardage to take the lead. However, seniors were still victorious. 5. Seniors Nika Love and Patti Martens marched proudly to their seats dur- ing the Powderputt assembly. 6. With the effort of Beth Ward, Laura Nicholson advances with the ball leaving senior Anna Schardt unsuccessful. 99 ■9 S H H ■B-»« H B 1 L - | HIi | ■ ' 1 H||i3V 7 d H H H n ( kS fl l • ■ WMi V t t; M, tt tm H H ■■■ 1 PP ■■H MM mimm PI m ■ ) l m ' tB «► ■ ■ v l i E .. K ■. B H m: ' M jfek vfm . Mi .: «« H ■ ' ii : M K ' l S «r v ' ; H , j B B H ' I B VI S B i H . W l . s . VB| H|»iu4h B B .1 » ■ 1| lggl mJ ' ■ ' ' . ■■ ■ . ' , l ■ HHRi ■■ f ■T ' J T7ii - - ' ' ' . ' ■ ' ■i ' iT ■- ' •v N 4 ■■ 108 Powder Puff