Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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THE MEMBERS OF THE 1.985-1986 LOARA COURTIERS DISPLAYED THEIR EXCELLENCE IN THEIR PERFORMANCES ON THE S TREE TAND FIELD COMPETITIONS. A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, CONTINU- OUS SUPPORT, AND DETERMINATION WERE THE BASIS FOR THEIR SUCCESS. THEIR DETERMINATION STARTED DURING THE SUMMERATBAND CAMP IN OIAL THEY LEFT CAMP KNOWING MOST OF THEIR SHOW WHEN SCHOOL STARTED THESE DILIGENT HARD-WORKING PEO- PLE CONTINUED THEIR PRACTICE AS EARLY AS 6:45 IN THE MORNING. THE COURTIERS ALSO PRACTICED AFTER SCHOOL AND EVEN ON WEEK- ENDS THEIR HARD WORK PAID OFF AS COURTIERS RETURNED FROM AN INTENSE COMPETITION AT EL MODENO WITH THE SWEEPS TAKES AWARD. COURT - IER DIRECTOR GINGER BLACK STA TED THE SUC- CESS OF THE COURTIERS'PLACEMENTS IN COMPE- TITION WAS DUE TO THE CONTINUOUS SUPPORT B V THEIR ADVISOR MR. SCHROEDERH TOGETHER THESE INSPIRING PEOPLE GA VE NE W EXCITING, AND ENTERTAINING EXHIBIHONS OF THEIR SKILLS. SAID PAIGE MILLER THE FIRST FOUR-YEAR MEM- BER OF THE COURTIERS THIS WAS THE MOST EXCITING AND REWARDING EXPERIENCE I HA VE EVER HAD AND IAM PROUD TO BE THE LEADER OF SUCH A FANTAST7C GROUP I. The courtiers display their pride as they carry the large shimmering banners down the road to victory 2 Young Park displays her excellence as she aids the court- iers to success. 3. The leaders of the 85-86 courtiers were Page llfhller and Romona White. 4. The 1985-1986 Loara Courtiers. Top row: D. Golhf, D. Helmen C Ritchey .SI Hmms, B. Neilson, R. Schott C Dunn. Bottom row.' K. Dreieg S. Hedgpeth, M Gilbert S Daniels, K Parlr, T Bengochea, C. Casimiro, V Reyes, L. Graham, R White, R Miller 5. Ofhcers of the 85-86 Conrtiers. Cloclrwise: Dianne Helmen Beth Neilson, Kristin Dreien and Stefani Hedgpeth. 6 Reiko Schott moves her Hag with flash, determination and excitement. four 'xr fi ve courtiersfI57

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iw CHARITY WEEK THIS YEAR DISPLAYED LOARA SAXONS' SCHOOL ENTHUSIASM PARTICIPATION AND PRIDE THE ACTIVITIES MADE THE WHOLE WEEK WORTHWHILE EVEN THOUGH SOME STU- DENTS HAD TESTS ALL WEEK AND HOMEWORK UNTIL MIDNIGHT IT DIDN'T SEEM TO HINDER THE SPIRIT OF INVOLVED LOARA SAXONS. THE CHAR- ITY DRIVE WAS A EUN-PACKED THRILLING AD- VENTURE THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF OUR OWN SCHOOL. THE PRIME GOAL OF CHARITY WEEK WAS TO RAISE S1986 FOR THE ORANGE WOOD HOME AND TO HAVE A LOT OE FUN WHILE DOING IT THE LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES INCLUDED THE SPONGE THROW MR. SEXY LEGS CONTEST LIMBO CON- TEST THE BUY A BUDDY SALE DUNKING BOOTH AND CLASS COMPETITIONS. THE ACTIVITIES ALSO ENABLED STUDENTS TO RE VEAL THEIR TRUE SEL VES WITH THE VARIOUS AND HUMOROUS DRESS-UP DA YS HELD DURING THE WEEK. MONDAY WAS HAWAIIAN DAY' TUES- DAY 5O'S DA Y' WEDNESDAY M 'A, S,'?H DAY' THURSDAY BANDANA DA Y' AND FINALLY ERI- DAY TOURIST DAY STORIES ABOUT VAMPIRE NURSES, ELEPHANT SIZED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES AND BLOOD EX- TRACTION BY USE OE LEECHES DID NOT INTIMI- DATE LOARA STUDENTS. THEY GA VE 107 PINTS OE BLOOD. LOARA STUDENTS CONTINUED THE SAXON TRADITION OI-' HELPING OTHERS. 1. Charity WeeIr's calender of events. Z Thenta Chao pegs another victim in the sponge throw. 3. Bob Peterson gets hit in the face with another soggy sponge. 4. Rich Milo stands proud after getting someone else wet in the water dunk. 5. The Sexy Legs Contest competitors were tcioclrwise from top ieftj Diko Meiironian, Chris Wright Chuck Lippincott Wade Ciesten and Dan Reed 6. Chuck Lippincott of the Fletchies returns the bait charity week!159