Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Mascots JV cheer take it lightly Two of the groups to help launch Saxon spirit this year were Mas- cots and lunior Varsity Cheerleaders. Both these groups were extremely spirited and helped support Loara athletics very well. Our first Mascots since 1976-77 were welcomed back this year as a big part of Saxon life. Mascots Kari Silverman and Sharen Fietsam had to audition for the part and were selected by A.S.B. President Alan Scearce and Pep Commissioner Donna Lawicki. lunior Varsity Cheerleaders under the direction of Mrs. Audrey Brown did a super job in supporting the |.V. sports very well by mak- ing banners to wave at games and goodies for the Players. Head Cheerleader Susan Gulliver commented, 1 enjoyed working with the other cheerleaders, we all got along great and it was an exciting expe- rience. 1. While performing a stunt, Beth Ward loses her balance which causes all the others to follow closely behind. Luckily nobody was hurt. 2 Mascot Sharen Fietsam, joking around during halftime, fakes a pass 3 Mascots and |.V. Cheerleaders gather with the Varsity Cheer and Song tor the tradi- tional singing of the alma mater. , ,1 ,k 4. 1.V. Cheerleaders Susan Gulliver and Pam Stanley looked amazed at the site of all the students in the gym during an assembly. u, . 5 Mascot Kari Silverman assists to the important task such as decorating the stands. 6. |.V. Cheerleaders teach each other motions to a new cheer during an afternoon prac - 979-m Mascot Kari Silverman and Sharen Fietsam seem cheerful while posing with T°979-m lunior Varsity Cheerleaders; Top; )odee Kowata, Lisa Woodward, Laura Nicholson. Front; Pam Stanley, Beth Ward, Susan Gulliver. )V Cheer Mascots 93

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Pep Club, others boost Saxon spirit Spirit this year was not the goal of only a single group on campus. In diverse ways everyone contributed. Donna Lawicki, Pep Commissioner, led Pep Club in its tra- ditional activities which included special cheering sections, preparing locker favors, and giving secret pal gifts. Came days were colorful events on campus as red and gold streamers and sparkling posters appeared on lockers and in classrooms. Fresh baked goodies, Togo sandwiches, and more were delivered to the athletes of the day. Other pep boosting activities included class and couple competitions, and group entertainment during pep assem- bles. All students and faculty were able to participate in these directly and indirectly. 1 During a 50 ' s day assembly, Sharon Sneddon joins with other drill team members to perform a dance from the movie Grease 2. Showing great enthusiasm, Pep Commissioner, Donna Lawicki, leads the crowd in cheering on Loara Saxons durmg a football game 3. Quickly slurping, Eileen Bracken wins the Root-Beer guzzling contest with sweetheart Steve Beale during a pep assembly. 4. Standing for the entering of the teams, Mr. Kenaley and Dr. Davis clap to show their appreciation for the great effort. 5. During Charity Week, some students were picked to be a slave for the day. )ohn Moses dresses in his unusual slave clothing 6. Locker favors were part of the big game days. 7. A fun part of secret pals was decorating lockers which required a lot of time and getting up early to avoid getting caught Spirit Boosters 95