Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Voices ring in perfect harmony More than a hundred members composed the largest junior senior and sophomore choirs Loara has known. They also changed a 16-year tradition by selecting blue for concert gowns rather than the usual pink. Performances included on-campus concerts at Ball and Fremont Junior High Schools, Holiday in Music, and the holiday concert at Anaheim High School. 1 . Choir member Bob Bergeson, |r. is shown content after a performance. 2. Choir members Greg Willits and G reg Packard wait patiently to per- form. 3. 1979-80 Sophomore Choir; Top; L. Martin, L. Neff, |. Swanson, K. Martin, M. Crowe, K. Muncy, D. Fodlgan, |. Prievett, D. Johnson, G. Willits, M. Martin, G. Packard, S. Jirikils, M. Wilson, M. Bulin, D. Ott, Y. Rios, S. Ras- mussen, C. Frost, L. Palm. Middle; L. Cantu, R. Cooper, S. Kraft, L. Erring- ton, S. Bruce, M. Innerbickler, S. Gullick, S. Beach, M. Beck, D. Morales, S. Bradford, D. Pickins, N. Newmark. Front; B. Craig, P. Broelette, K. French, C. Webber, L. Fenton, S. Masten, D. Forsythe, E. Lopez, G. Maske, ). Conk, J. Williams, L. Lopez, D. Van Meeter, B. Roberts, K. Powell, T. McDaniel. 4. Mike Innerbiokler, |r. and Lisa Fenton, Soph., dip into Holiday in Music. 5. Sandi Hanno, Steve Gullick, and Suzzane Luper pose after performing. 6. 1979-80 junior Senior Choir; Top; J. McKay, M. Brillon, N. Hagel, C. Por- reca, C. LaMontagne, D. Shinoda, F. Huicochea, D. Munn, G. Bruce, K. Pollard, |. Thacker, S. Gulliver, K. Vargo, K. Van Bruggen. Middle; R. Frisbe, S. Luper, M. Diegal, K. Marttila, F. Bretz, E. Kaggen, R. Hodghinson, B. Bergeson, D. Crist, R. Parent, S. Hanno, ). Grotefend, C. Rowe. Front; A. Wright, K. Brush, ). Thacker, C. Schell, B. Castillo, B. Harney, K. Halbeck, M. Innerbickler, |. Mills, N. Wickwar, B. Baker, ). Short. 7. Melanie Diegal, Sr. and director Stan Hill talk after a performance. 8. Sophomore choir girls appear anxious for a choir performance to begin. 86 lunior-Senior Choir

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Goals achieved by song squad Individual time, effort, and enthusiasm, helped us achieve our goals, said head songleader Brenda Muckey. By combining our tal- ents we were able to accomplish more. Being a part of the Pep Squad, the girls participated in pep assem- blies and rallies. They also painted signs, baked goodies and made locker favors. In addition to the traditional routines. Make Me Smile, and combi- nation, with the cheerleaders, the 1979-80 Songleaders performed the new routines. Born to be Alive, Borrowed Time, and A Crazy Little Thing Called Love. During the summer the girls participated in the cheer camp at U.C. Santa Barbara, taking the superior trophy in the songleading competi- tion. The main goals for the girls were to get people involved in attend- ing games and equally support both men ' s and women ' s sports. A special thanks was given to Mr. Ed Brown, math teacher, adviser Audrey Brown, Home Economics teacher and the band. Their sup- port made things go smoother, said Brenda Muckey. 1. Caught in the act of performing a dance at the pep assembly were senior Jill Robert - son and junior Lucy Cordova. 2. Di-essed in their fifties finest are Varsity Songleaders Christy Roberts, Lynn Ditch, and Lucy Cordova. 3. The 1979-80 Songleaders; Lynn Ditch, Denise Rizzo, Jill Robertson, Christy Roberts, Brenda Muckey, and Lucy Cordova. 4. Head Songleader Brenda Muckey smiles for her audience. 5. Varsity Songleaders show that togetherness is best. Gallery; Clockwise; Lucy Cordova, Lynn Ditch, Denise Rizzo, Lauren Fingal, and Christy Roberts, Brenda Muckey, and Denise Rizzo. 6. Seniors Karen Mercandante and Christy Roberts pause for a picture. 88 S ' -....-- ' eaders