Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS SPENT HOURS PRACTICING EOR THE POWDER PUEE GAME THE GIRLS HAD TO LEARN PLA YS, RUN HARD AND DEEEND THEIR END ZONE. THE SENIOR TEAM KBLITZKRIEGQ DID AN EXCELLENT JOB, SAYS COACH MIKE RUDD, BUT EOR FIRST- TIMERS THE JUNIORS WERE GREAT TOO! ' BLITZKRIEG SCORED A TOUCHDOWN DURING THE EIRS T QUARTER AGAINST THE JUNIORS. THE GAME ENDED WITH A SCORE OE 7-O, BLITZKRIEG. THOUGH THE JUNIOR GIRLS LOS T B YA TOUCH- DOWN THEY WERE TOUGH COMPETITION EOR THE SENIORS,' DESPITE THE TOUGH COMPETITION THE SENIORS WERE VIC T ORIOUS. COACHES EOR THE SENIORS WERE MIKE RUDD, STEVE OKABE AND ROBERT PETERSON COACHES EOR THE JUNIORS WERE TONY EER- RENTINO, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, AND LEO AL- DEEN. 1. The offense and defense are on the line ready to play. 2. The 1986 junior girls' team. 3. Junior quarterback Sona Shubash receives the ball from center Ann Duarte. 4. Tailbaclr Cheryl Seich dares anyone to get in her way. 5. Daryn Spruill gets Jennifer VWllhoff's flag as Peggy Bus- tillo bites Jennifer's leg. 6. Tricia Creason laughs as teammate Cheryl Seich gets her flag torn off 7. The 1986 senior team, Blitzkrieg 'W on I Z 2. W J I I W ' f ' Qc I , ,f nf I sa 42 1 I . ' J . My ' ni E .v ,,.. . 2' . . I I ' ' 9, ,Z-A ' 4 .. 1 .ff -ff' . 1' iff? ' we , Q , WMF Q Y, . , Jeanie ,. T ,Q-eg V I 1 fc V 1 ef.. cj ' r 4' .. . ' '. g S . J 4 , 7 W xi .fu ta. V gl Mm?h6,,gp 11, v ,igx , wi -9, I 97 at ,ff , Au, gygmonw. .V 9 ' - 4 V, 'T A S ' .. jv -'Zur S 1. A ., I ., , , -f ,bl -1 -4 . X .1 . Q '49 5 'ini YL low -an

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PRODUCING AN INTERESTING, WELL-WRITTEN NEWS- PAPER WHICH COVERS A BROAD RANGE OF TOPICS IS NOT AN EASY TASIC BUT THIS YEAR'S SAXON SHIELD STAFF DIDA FINE IOB. WHILE THE REST OF US CALMLY SIT THROUGH OUR FOURTH PERIOD CLASSES, MEMBERS OF THE SHIELD STAFF FRANTICALL YRUN AROUND CAM- PUS TAKING PICTURES, INTERVIE WING PEOPLE AND MEETING DEADLINES FOR THIS INTERESTING PUBLICA- TION THE PURPOSE OF THE SHIELD IS TO INFORM THE STUDENT BODY OF THE LA TES T NE WS OPINIONS AND ISSUES AFFE C TING LOARA 'S S TAFE FACUL TY AND STU- DENTS. AN ADDED BONUS TO THE NEWSPAPER IS THE YEAR- LY PUBLICATION OF INTERACTIOM INTERACTION GA VE THE TALENTED SHIELD STAFF AN OPPORTUNITY TO UTILIZE THEIR CREATIVE WRITING ABILITIES WHILE PRO- VIDING THE STUDENT BODY WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO READ A MORE CREATIVE PUBLICATION THE SHIELD STAFF WAS FORTUNA TE ENOUGH TO HA VE MRS. ESPING AS THEIR ADIVSOR AND SENIOR TERRYMABRY SERVED AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE ENTIRE STAFF CAN BE COMMENDED FOR DOING AN EXCELLENT IOB. 1. Christian Brannstram takes a minute to laugh at a joke. 2. Kathleen Smith is caught daydreaming. 3. Terri Mabry has her hands lull as Editor-in-Chief 4. The 85-86 Shield Sfaflf' T Magginis, B. Buckley, R Newmark, I Harvey P Lo, M Mengol S. Donovan, R Bird K. Smith, E Ben- Shmuel A. lsen L. Plettink, C Brannstrom, S. Bailey B. Commack, Jason LaComb. 5. James Harvey writes an article for an up-coming issue. 6 Peter Lo is napping on the job. Z Sheila Donovan raises an important issue in class. 8. Rhonda Newmark ponders an idea for an up-coming story. eight I I f Z fffvwnmuaq. I S6 VE!! saxon shield!! 61

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