Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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E 3 1 w I 4 THEY CAME FIRST IN PAIRS THEN IN SMALL GROUPS TO GATHER UNDER THE STARS AND JOIN IN THE FESTIVITIES OF THE 1986 WINTER FORMAL. WINTER FORMAL WAS HELD AT THE S TARDUST IN FULLERTON AND WAS SPONSORED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. KERI OLDENBERN WHO HEADED THE SCHOOL FUNCTION TOOK GREAT PAINS TO MAKE THE EVENING MEMORA- BLE THE BALLROOM WAS LA VISHLY DECORATED WITH BRIGHTL Y COLORED BALLOONS AND LIGHTS THAT SURROUNDED THE DANCERS AND MIN- GLERS ALIKE MUSIC WAS PROVIDED BY SWEDISH E GIL, THE DEEIAYFROM KROO. AND TO KEEP THE FESTIVI- TIES GOING IN HIGH GEAR BEFORE THE PRESEN- TATION OF THE WINTER FORMAL KING, QUEEN AND THE ROYAL COURT A DANCING CONTEST WAS HELD WITH BLANCMANGE TICKETS AS PRIZES. THE EVENING ENDED AT T WEL VE MID- NIGHT AND THOUGH EVERYONE WISHED THAT IT COULD LAST FOREVER THE MEMORIES OF THIS EVENING WILL BE E TERNALLYEMBEDDED IN ALL THE MINDS OF THOSE WHO AT TENDED. 1. Bob Peterson and Lisa Castillo dance freehf to the music of the time. YZ. Diko and Ashley are welcomed to the dance. U3. Dancing away to the sights and sounds of the Swedish r b, l Egit Rich Milo dances with his date, Amy Luifarslri 4. David Erickson and Amy Dyiristra show the new dance . styles in a contest as part of the evenings activities. Z ref four winter formaI!14 7