Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Staff bears Olympic torch into80 ' s Everyone ' s a Winner was proven by the 1979-80 Seaxe. The 27 member staff was led by editor Eileen Bracken and advisor Keni Chris- tensen who stated, With only two experienced students on the big- gest staff ever we produced a record of memories with many innova- tions. A talented photography staff, led by )ohn Farrell, made it easier forme. The staff worked hard and fast this year but as always it wasn ' t all work and no play. They looked forward to monthly holiday and birth- day parties. To help solve the problem of declining student enrollment, the staff sold advertising space for the first time in Loara ' s history. 1 1979-80 Seaxe Editors; Top to Front; Editor-ln-Chlef Eileen Bracken; Sports Editor Karen Harshbarger; Class Sections Edwina Trenfham; Co-Activities Editors, Julie Fenton and Mindy Lauer. ... 2. Julie Fenton, Activities editor, worked long and hard to finish the homecoming sec- tion for her deadline. 4 Consulting with Alan Todd, is sports editor, Karen Harshbarger. 5 1979-80 Seaxe Staff; Top; Eileen Bracken, Gammy Wong, Elaine Krause, Cmdy Breel- ine, Debbie Clark. Middle Row; Edwina Trentham, Ester Wong, Chieh-Me Cheng, Karen Harshbarger, Debbie Herman, Lisa Knowles, Christie Dubach, Julie Fenton, Cyndi Schrock, Phil Sontag, Mindy Lauer. Front; Advisor Mrs. Keni Christensen. 6 Associate Editor, Mindy Lauer concentrates on correcting effective copy. 7. Shock, amazement, and general amusement are shown by head photographer John Farrell in response to photo demands.

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Band keeps step, changes rhythm A Glorious Victory captured the crowd as the band stepped off for an exciting year. The fast moving pace of the music made this year ' s Saxon Band a Sight and Sound Spectacular. Under the fast paced innovative leadership of Rick Mar- ino, George Beyer, and student teacher Don Taullie, the band swept to victory at All Western, Arcadia, Azuza, Chaf- fey, Hawthorne, Simi Valley, and Walnut. Drum Major Steve Bearst led the band through another remarl able year playing Glorious Victory, Two End Zone Fanfares, Up, Up, and Away, Tonight, So You wanted to See the Wizard, Satin Doll, Marche Slav, and Meadow- lands. This year ' s Saxon Band was active, bold, and creative. They kept the step, changed the rhythm and came up a winner. 1. Soloist Bret Friedman plays trumpet solo at the Band Spectacular as sen- ior Steve Ferguson and junior John Carlson wait for next move. 2. Cameos; (clockwise) Ed Pace, Sr.; Vera judge, Sr.; Don Taullie, student teacher; Dave Anderson, Soph.; Kim Zauner, Sr.; Sue Greene, Sr.; and Neil Higger, |r ; Steve Jones, Sr.; and Steve Bearst, Drum Major 3. The look of concentration is seen on drummers Vic Stapf and Mike Szekley as they perform during a band competition. 4. The pep band at an away game plays undirected as band director George Bever looks to the football field in amazement. 5. Traditional red socks are worn for luck by director Rick Marino as he directs at a band competition. 6. Tonight was performed in graphics as well as in sound by the 1979-80 Loara Saxon Marching Band, seen here at the Band Spectacular.