Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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hve AL THOUGH IT MAYNOTSEEM LIKE HARD WORK TO MOST STUDENTS BEING A CHEERLEADER IS VERY DEMANDING. JUST ASK THE JUNIOR VARSITY AND FROSHXSOPH CHEERLEADERS. THESE GIRLS PUT FORTH A GREAT DEAL OF TIME AND EFFORT PRACTICING CHEERS PAINTING POSTERS AND SUPPORTING LOARA 'S TEAMS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. AS IS CUSTOMARY BOTH SOUADS ATTENDED CHEERLEADING SUMMER CAMP IN SANTA BAR- BARA. THE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LED BY JUNIOR ARIANNE GLAGOLA, RETURNED HOME VWTH A SUPERIOR TROPHY ONE EXCELLENT RIB- BON AND A SPIRIT STICK. MIXING GOOD TIMES WITH DEDICATION THEY INSTILLED SPIRIT INTO EVERYONE. WE HAD A GREAT DEAL OF FUN SAID ARIANNE THANKS TO ALL OF YOU JV CHEERLEADERS FOR WORKING SO HARD. THE FROSHXSOPH SOUAD ALSO HAD A GREAT YEAR RECEIVING TWO SUPERIORS ONE EXCEL- LENT RIBBON AND A SPIRIT AWARD. FRESHMAN HEAD CHEERLEADER YVETTE BRINK LED THESE DE VOTED GIRLS THROUGH MANY LONG HOURS OF PRACTICES WHICH CULMINA TED IN OUTSTANDING SUPPORT AND ENTHUSIASM AT GAMES. YVETTE COMMENTED, 'ALTHOUGH IT WAS A LOT OF HARD WORK IN THE END, IT ALL PAID OFF WITH THE GOOD TIMES AND E VERLAS TING FRlENDSHlPS. 1. The 1985-1986 J V cheerleaders. Lelt to right' Stacy Schuerings, Caroline Galanta Sheryn Lippincott Camilla Brannstrom, Arianne Glagola, Tammy Wa, Donna Love, Brenda Murphy Mela Rodrigues, and Michele Treanor. Z. Tammy Wa and Brenda Murphy are caught by surprise. 3. Alter holfhng banners for the football players every game, the J V cheerleaders decide to try it for themselves. 4. The 1985-86 lroshfsoph squad Row 1: Erica Tuclren Yvette Brinlr, Michelle Calhn, Jane K im, and Nicole Conner. Row 2: Marihfn Helds and Ellen Kao. Row 3: Kirsten Borntleth, Maureen Karlen, and Sherry Panchisin, 5. Erica Tucker leads the crowd in an arousing cheen 6. The froshfsoph cheerleaders excitedhf support their team. Z Ellen Kao, Sherry Panchisin, and Nicole Conner attentivelv watch a varsity football game. four 1 SIX se Yen I v-froshfsoph cheerfI29

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r - ,Y -U THE LOARA VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CONSISHNG OF TWO SENIORS AND EIGHT IUNIORSZ ONCE AGAIN CHEERED FOR AND SUPPORTED THE SAX ONS ' A THLETIG TEAMS. TO START THE 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR THE VARSITY SQUAD WAS ACHVELY INVOLVED MTH PEP ASSEMBLIES AND VARSITY GAMES. MYKO MCNALLK HEAD CI-IEERLEADER COMMENTED UGHEERLEADING IS NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES BUT IT DOES HAVE ITS ADVANTAGES WE PRACTICED FOR TWO HOURS A DAY THREE DA YS A WEEK. UNDER HER LEADERSHIP THE VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD AGHIEVED A NEW HIGH IN SCHOOL SPIRIT UNITY AND PERFECTION DURING THE SUMMER THE VARSITY CHEERLEAOING SQUAD TRA VELED TO A USA CAMP IN SANTA BARBARA TO DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS. THE TEAM PRACTICED HARD AND WON MANY AWARDS, A SPIRIT SUCK AND FOUR RIBBONS WERE AWARDED FOR THE CHEERLEADERS' DEDICA HON AND HARD WORK SAID MYIIO, 'ALL OF THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS REALLY APPRECIATE MISS WARD I-'OR HER ASSISTANCE AND ALL THE HELP SHE HAS GIVEN US I HOPE NEXT IYEARIS VARSITY SQUAD MALL HA VE AS MUCH FUN AS WE HAD I. MylroMoNalh' shows her school spirit at a football game, 2, Joanne Wayne cheers the Loara football team on to victory. 3. Lauri Sparks expresses apprehensive feelings about the outcome of the game. 4. The 1985-86 .Varsity Cheerleazhng Squad Top row: Lauri Sparks, Stacy lllhyagisblma Shannon Deslfoehesg Seth' lnzamura, Monica Martinez Mehssa I-leyne. Bottom rom' Lisa Clements, Joanne Wayne Mylro McNaly Wendy Quast 5. Shannon Deslioohes talres some time out to relax from cheerlead- ing four Ii ve varsity cheer!131