Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Saxon Shield, they deliver Producing an interesting, well written newspaper which covereci a brc: a(i range of topics was this year ' s Saxon Shield ' s goal. For three consecutive years the Saxon Shield has received a First Class rating from the National Scholas- tic Press Association. Another awarcj winning publication, by the Saxon Shield members was Interaction. Interaction IV, the annual fea- ture magazine, won first class with special distinction for content and writing, appearance and editing. Interaction V featured artic les on teenage alcoholism, motorcycle racer Dr. Tom Davis, and an interview with Molly McGee, Board President. The Quality of the writing and photography has been of very high quality this year, stated Ron Zehr, newspaper editor. 1 Ziva Nissan and Bill Bass iiound out lasl minute stories for the Shield. 2, Proofreading Patii Tau ' s opy for Ifie feature page is Ron Zehr. 3 First year staff member, Nancy Knappenberger worlds on puzzle for l)a( k (dver ol Interaction V. 4. Wracl ing ttneir Ijrains fo ' a heatiline are Sue Yamada and Ruth Daly. 5 Staff memfjers sometimes work very closely togeffier as demonstrated l)y Beth Brown and Paul Luian. h ] 974 an Saxon Shield Staff: Paul Lujan, Bill Bass, Patti Tau, Donna Koughton, Susan Yamada, Tracy Tilton, Holly Benson, John Kline, Ruth Daly, Beth Brown, Mary Brillon, David Ford, Editor Ron Zehr, and Ms. Keni Christensen, advisor Inset: First Saxon Shield edition for the year ( ame out on Sept. IS, 1974. 7 Carefully ; utiing columns for copy was Ms. Christensen. 8. Susan Yamada prepares copy for the paste up of the sports page. 9. A new addition lo the staff, David ford trims a headline. 84 Saxon Shield

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Evergreen makes formal everlasting Evergreen, the theme ot the darn v. uas scj well liked it was played twice during the dance The Jason Band provided the musK with songs h Chicago, Barbra Streisand and others. The Winter formal, elticientiv produced b Girls League, was held at Brookhurst Community Center. S istletoe, which was used as decoration, was put to use. Everyhodv got thetr share ot kisses. Reigning as King and Queen were Bob Bodine and Jana Krygier; Harry Parness and )eanette Davis were junior prince and princess and Kevin Klapper and Toni McCaron were sophomore prince and princess. 1. Given the honor oi lunior prince and primes were Harry Parness, last year ' s soptiomore prince, and Jeanene Davis, 2nd assistant in Valkyrie Drill Team 2. Kevin Klapper ami Toni McCaron presided as Itie now soptiomore prin e and princess. All members of Ihe court arc i hoson by class nominations and sec rcl lialliil - Flashing an exc iling smile alier hemg announced queen is |ana Kr gier. She was crowned by Maureen Barnett, last v6t inter Formal Queen 4 Crowned as this v ar ' s Winler formal King and Queen were Bob Bodine, a meml)erof varsil lnoihall icam and |ana Krygier, Senior Class President 5 Really getting into Ihe sw ing ot things were |. P. Martin, sars,u looihall pla er. and Amy Scearce, put)li( ilv commissioner 6 Providing the entertainment tor the evening was iho Jason Band. Evergreen was plaved Iw ice during the dance by the enthusiastic liand. 7 Mike Martin an, I Lisa Zenleno inios the music out on Ihe dance tlcxir. They were one ol the many couples who were constantly on Ihe dance fIcxK. Winter Formal HI

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