Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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J hve WE PUTA LOT OF EFFORTINTO SONGLEADING, AND IT'S WORTH IT THIS QUOTE BY JUNIOR CATHRYN BURROUGHS BEST EXEMPLIFIES THE FEELINGS OF THE 1985-86' VARSITY SONGLEADING SQUAD SONGLEADING ISN'T ALL FUN AND GAMES THESE GIRLS STRUGGLE THROUGH MANY HARDSHIPS. SUCH AS STANDING OUT ON A COLD NIGHT IN THOSE CHEER SKIRTS YELLING THROUGH SORE THROA TS AT GAMES AND ENDURING LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE AT USA. CAMP IN SANTA BARBARA, THIS SQUAD OF EIGHT IUNIORS AND TWO SENIORS RECEIVED ALL SUPE- RIOR MARKS THE SONGLEADERS WERE LED BY IUNIOR MARION HILL. MARION CAN BE COMMENDE D FOR DOING A GREAT JOB AS HEAD SONGLEADER WITH ALL OF THE SUMMER AND AFTER SCHOOL PRACTICES THESE SPIRITED AND ENTHUSMSTIC GIRLS REALLY PULLED TOGETHER THE CROWDS AT ASSEM- BLIES AND FOOTBALL GAMES. THESE GIRLS CAN BE GREDITED WITH ADDING T O THE ATMOSPHERE OF SPIRIT AND PRIDE THAT WE HA VE ALL GROWNACCUSTOMED TO HERE ATLOARA. THE DUTIES OF A SONGLEADER ARE VAST THE YEAR WASA BUSY AND HECTIC ONE SAYS TAMMY SCHUL TZ '7T'S A CHALLENGE TO GIVE ALL THE TEAMS EOUAL SUPPORT HOWEVER DUE TO A HARD WORKING SQUAD, WE AC- COMPLISHED EVERYTHING WE SET OUT TO DO THIS YEAR 1. Roxanne Beat shows her school pride at the Homecoming game, Z The 1985-86 Songleaders: Roxanne Beat Brooke Cody Cathryn Burroughs, Carol Smith, Nydia Luna, Holbf Heckeh Debi Beyerbach, Marion MIL Tammy SchuItL and IWcheIIe Dragen 3 Cathryn Burroughs does her Raggedy Ann impression for the crowd 4. Broolre Cody seems to be pleased with the score, 5 The intensity oi the game is too much for Nydia Luna. 6 ComedianfSongIeader Debbie Be yerbach performs a skit at a pep assemhhf. Z Preparing for a game cheer Holhf Heckel sets the beat S These three junior Songleaders react as their 'heart-throh passes br

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1 J' si . CAPTIVA TING. AITRACTIVE FLASHY INNOVATIVE DISCIPLINED. THESE ELEMENTS ARE THE VERY ES- SENCE OF THE 1985-1986 LOARA VALKYRIE DRILL TEAM STRIVING TOWARD EXCELLENCE THESE TWENT Y- SIX GIRLS DE VOTED HOURS UPON HOURS OF PRACTICE TO PERFECT THEIR MOVES FOR NUMEROUS COMPETI- TIONS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND PARADES THE PRAC- TICE ALL PAID OFF WHEN THEY TOOK THE SWEEP- S TAKES AWARDS AT BOTH THE SIL VERADO DAY PARADE AND THE MT CARMEL FIELD COMPETITION UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF HEAD LEADER ROBYNE CORRIE FIRST ASSISTANT SHERRI GENGENAGEL, AND SECOND ASSISTANTS SHA YNE MURANYAND VICKI ROB- ERTSON THE DRILL TEAM PERFORMED BRILLIANTLY THE ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT OF MRS. DEHLINGER WAS ALSO MUCH APPRECIA TED NEW UNIFORMS AND A COMPLE TEL YRENOVA TED HALF-TIME FIELD SHOW GA VE THE 1985-1986 DRILL TEAM A DIS TINC TIVE FRESH LOOIL TO SUM UP THE YEAR ROBYNE AND SHAYNE REPLIED THE COMPANIONSHIPS AND GOOD TIMES MALL ESPECMLLY BE REMEMBERED. 1. Second assistant Shayne lllurany completes an impressive dance routine at an assemhy Z Head leader Robyne Corrie flashes a smile to the judges. 3. During a pep assemby Rrst assistant Sherri Gengenagel performs one of the group's many routines. 4. The members ofthe 1985196 Drill Team hnish another spectacular halftime show 5 Second assistant Wclri Robertson rests between shows. 5 The 1985-1986 Loara Vallryrie Drill Team. Row I: S lllurany R Gorrie, S Gengenagel V Robertsonf Row ZA. Nietzlre, L. Fanchen D. Gardnen T Gordon, .SZ Seebo, .SZ Ojeda, Y lfim,' Row 3: Mgr S. Millen ti Aman, R Capurro, Al IWnlrs, L Pensavalle, A. Pensarralle, It Rodrigues, Il Crag Al Breyen Row 4: T Wade, D. Lowery I Barhoun M Horsley lf. Pactwa, T Coulten R Hughes. Z The 1985-1986 Drill Team othcers. Row 1: president Julie Barboun vice president Kim' Pactwa. Row 2: treasurer Tammy Wade, secre- tary Fatbr Hughes, and historian Nicole Minlrs. W eq .: 1- I 1 f we ffl S 8 V617 T552 drill tearn!135