Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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four THE STUDENT STORE RUN BY A HARD-WORKING STAFE WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR. IT WAS HEADED BY MANAGER KATHY PIERPONT AND THREE DEPARTMENT MANAGERS SHAWN BARNS MANAGED THE SNACK SHOP WHILE IEFF SMITH SUPERVISED THE MACE ISOI-7LINE GOODSj. RANDY BEAT TOOK CARE OF ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTAL FUNCTIONS LIKE CREDIT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND BILLS. THE BIG DIFFERENCE THIS YEAR WAS THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN STUDENT STORE THERE WERE ONLY SM' OR SEVEN STUDENTS ACTUALLY ENROLLED COM- PARED TO LAST YEARS TWENTY HOWEVER SM' OTHER LOARA STUDENTS VOLUNTEERED TO COME IN AND HELP IF THEY WORKED OVER ONE AND ONE-HALF HOURS THEY RECEIVED FREE CREDIT WITH THE STU- DENT STORE THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDENT STORE IS TO TEACH SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN KEEPING WITH THIS ATMOSPHERE THE STUDENTS TOOK ROLL BY PUNCH- ING IN THEIR NME CARDS EACH DAY THEIR GRADES WERE BASED ON THE DOLLARS AND CENTS RECEIVED ON THEIR 'PAY CHECKS THE STUDENTS WORKED HARDER AND HAD MORE RESPONSIBILITY WHILE STILL PROVIDING THE SAME SERVICE TREAT THEM WITH RESPECT SAID THE ADVI- SOR MR IOE SMITI-I WHO IS ALSO THE ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR 1. The 1985-1986 student store members Cback row left to nghtj: Ed Cong Jeff Smith, Vern Sanders, Mr Smith, Shawn Barnes, Donald Bradshaw Randy Beat I front row left to rnghtj Karen Bondan Kathy Pierpont and Susie lWllen Missing' Sosha Brooks. Z Jeff Smith, who was in charge of the Mace, uses the computer to DEAD out with his work. 3. Student store manager Kathy Pierpont writes up the weekhf work schedule. 4. Vern Sanders scoops up bags of popcorn, a favorite with Saxons all year round especialhf in cold weather 5, Randy Beat employs the use of the computer to hle hills and accounts. 6 Shawn Barnes pours an ice-cold drink for a thirsbr custornen hye student store!143

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THE ASB. CABINET CONSISTS OF A TEAM OF BRIGHZ INNOVATIVE PEOPLE DEDICA TING THEIR NME AND EFFORT TO NUMEROUS SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES THAT HAPPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE 1985-1986 ASB. CABINET WAS MADE UP OF AN ENTIRELY NEW GROUP OF PEOPLE WITH PRESIDENT KIM DAVIES A VE TERAN MEMBER LEADING THE WAY THIS YEAR THE A.S.B. CABINET ORGANIZED A NUMBER OF FUND-RAISERS SUCH AS THE TWO BLOOD DRIVES FOR THE RED CROSS THE SPIRIT WEEK FUND-RAISERS FOR THE ALBERT SITTON HOME AND THE MONEY RAISED TO HELP THE EARTHOUAKE VICTIMS IN MEXICO. IN ADDITION THE A.S.B. CABINET HELPED AR- RANGE THE GOVERNMENT DA YS THE POWDER PUFF GAME AND THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE ONE OF THE A.S.B. 'S PRIMARY OBJECTIVES WAS THE PROMOHON OF SCHOOL SPIRIT AND CLASS PRIDE WHICH THE MEMBERS THEMSEL VES DEM- ONSTRATED DAILY IN CONCLUSION THE A. S. B. CABINET MEMBERS DEFINITELY DESERVE THE RECOGNITION AND RE- SPECT FOR ALL THEIR FINE ACCOMPLISHMENTS. I. The 1.985-1986 ASB Cabinet Row 1: Peter Campbellone, Debbie Lies, Kim Davies, Shawna Nagy Rena Eaton. Row 2: Lisa Doroslrv Karim Bou, lennifer Mhllhoflf Sabrina Fernan- dez, Amy Lulrarslri Keri Oldenberg Colleen Ka vanaugh. Row 3: Mn Joe Smith, Dan Nieses, Richard Milo, Lisa Castillo, Dan lsaacsen. lWIre Procopio, and Tricia Creason. 2 Richard Mic points out to Karim bou some useful ideas for a fund-raisec 3. Dan Isaacsen uses his unique abilinf to capture an audi- ence. 4. Dan lsaacsen donates the money collected from the Mexi- can Relief Week to the Red Cross Representative. 5. Mike Procepio hetns participants during the limbo activity 6. Debbie Lies cleans up after a lunchtime activity. Z Tricia Creason displays her leadershua abilities. x Aw 1 Z vga 1 I 'L . . I ,717 - . f H I P-J' ,f ,. . d N 2, . 1 ' 1-w I W four live S6 V6l7 a.s.b.!I45