Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Varied gatherings assemble spirit A variety of assemblies helped to promote school spirit. Not only were there the regular pep assemblies but there were also pep rallies and special assemblies. Some of the highlights of these assemblies were a dra- matic entrance by a fire engine, a pie-in-the-face for Mr. Rothrock, and the return of several former Loaraites including Loara ' s first Principal, O. C. Thomason. The class competitions were a new idea introduced to the Student Body by Sharon Waxman, Activities Commis- sioner. The competitions included the banana pass, the balloon stomp, the water balloon toss and the spirit can. Class competitions were added to most assemblies and proved to be eventful. It ' s a lot of work, stated Donna Lawicki, Pep Commis- sioner, But the majority of goals were fulfilled. I suc- ceeded in getting more groups involved in assemblies so everyone could have a chance to participate. 1. Past and present Drill Team members united to recreate last year ' s ver- sion of Crease. Elaine Kavanagh, Cina Watkins, and Nika Love portrayed the Crease cast. 2. Showing their school spirit by singing the Alma Mater are Ron Leon Sr., and Monte Taylor Jr. 3. The Varsity Pep squads cheer on athletes during a Pep Rally. 4. Helping to liven up homecoming activities is Senior John Moses, Senior Class Treasurer Jane Fratzke, and Senior Class Pres. Jana Krygler. 5. Putting up a good effort during class competitions are the sophomore students. 6. Performing the difficult Basketball halftime program at the 50 ' s assem- bly is Courtier Elaine Frost. 7. The tradition of the entering of the teams was upheld in fine form by )ohn Martin, and Danny Clark. 8. Acting as an old lady during the C.I.F. pep assembly is )anet Badgley, Senior. 9. Balloon stomp was one of the most widely received Class Competi- tions. Participants are caught up in the excitement of the moment. L FLY FOREVER. R YOU. scxofi V % Assemblies

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Scearce calls cabinet unique A more enthusiastic and organized cabinet helped to make this year unique, commented ASB president Alan Scearce, The mem- bers worked exceptionally well together, and it showed in their many accomplishments. The cabinet introduced many new activities this year, such as the Dating Game, the Nearlywed Game, and class competitions. They also sponsored the traditional blood drive and Charity Week. English teacher Mike Pence served as adviser for the cabinet this year. Mr. Pence worked very hard to make the cabinet efficient, said Alan Scearce. 1. Making new friends at Disneyland are second year ASB President Alan Scearce, ECAR Nancy Carlile, and Mickey and Minnie Mouse. 2. Working on various projects for the fast moving year are Alan Scearce, and Vice-Pres- ident Mike Bradford. 3. Tal ing time away from tier busy scfieduie, Pep Commissioner Donna Lawicko, counts money during Charity Week. 4. The activities of Junior President and Vice-President are not always fun. Mona Gange and Mike Bradford illustrate this. 5. Commenting on the various important issues is Forms and Issues Commissioner Chris Murphy. 6. Proving that work can be fun are Campus Beautification Officer Tony Mayfield and Community Relations Commissioner Denise Reid. 7. Gallery; Clockwise; Alan Scearce, Donna Lawicki, Sr. President |ana Krygier; Soph. President John Conk. 8. Voicing her opinion at one of the daily cabinet meetings is ASB Treasurer Kim Schneider. 9. 1979-80 ASB Cabinet; Top; ASB President Alan Scearce; Senior Class President Jana Krygier; ASB Vice-President Mike Bradford; ASB Advisor, Mr. Mike Pence; Sophomore Class President John Conk; ASB Treasurer Kim Schneider; Campus Beautification Tony Mayfield; Activities Commissioner Sharon Waxman; Publicity Commissioner Amy Scearce; Community Relations Commissioner Denise Reid; lunior Class President Mona Gange; ASB Secretary Cheryl Fong; E.C.A.R. Nancy Carlile; Forms and Issues Commissioner Chris Murphy. m i 98 ASB Cabmet