Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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SAXON SHIELD SUPPLIES STUDENTS WITH SCOOPS THE 1987-88 SAXON SHIELD STAFF PROVIDED LOARA STUDENTS WITH A MONTHLY NEWSPAPER, FILLED WITH NEWS STORIES, SPORTS ARTICLES, AND EDITORIALS. ADVISOR LINDA ESPING KEPT SAN- ITY AMONG THE 20-PLUS-MEMBER STAFF THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. EDI- TOR-IN-CHIEF OF THIS YEAR ' S STAFF WAS CHRISTINA YAROSIK. HER ASSO- CIATE EDITOR WAS MEGHAN BOYLE. TOGETHER, THEY USED THEIR EXPER- IENCE FROM BEING ON LAST YEAR ' S STAFF TO LEAD THE REST OF THE GROUP TO YET ANOTHER SUCCESS- FUL YEAR. 146 soxon shield

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THE STUDENT STORE, ALSO KNOWN TO LOARA ' S STUDENTS AS THE MACE, IS RUN LIKE A REGULAR BUSINESS. IT OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF MERCHAN- DISE, WITH EVERYTHING FROM SODAS TO SWEAT SHIRTS. THE STAFF LEARNED EVERYTHING ABOUT RETAIL STORE OP- ERATION FOR FAST FOOD AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BY RUNNING THE LHS STUDENT STORE THEMSELVES. WITH IN- STRUCTION FROM THEIR ADVISOR, JOE SMITH, THE STUDENTS WERE BUSY WITH STOCKING, TAKING INVENTORY, JAND PROVIDING EFFICIENT SERVICE TO LOARA. THE STUDENT STORE STAFF HAS MANY RESPONSIBILITIES. THE MAN- AGER AND ASSISTANTS ARE RESPON- SIBLE FOR PROFITABILITY BECAUSE THEY MAKE ALL DECISIONS ABOUT THE STORE. SENIOR MANAGER, BECKY EDMONDS, COMMENTED, OUR GOAL IS TO RUN A MORE ORGA- NIZED, EFFICIENT, AND PRODUCTIVE STORE WITH HOPES OF MAKING MORE PROFIT THAN LAST YEAR. WHEN ASKED IF THE STUDENT STORE WOULD SUCCEED IN THEIR GOAL, SHE NODDED HER HEAD AND CONFI- DENTLY REPLIED, DEFINITELY. Nor Trour enjoys counring rhe money ofrer o busy day Srudenr Srore manager Becky Edmonds worlds hard ro make Srudenr Srore o greor success Tneu Tran hands popcorn ro an eagerly owairmg Sox on ' 8788 Srudenr Srore members (I ro r) Nar Trour, Jeff Vicror. Tneu Tran, Jason Gomez. Troy Hendnx, Donald Bradshow. Mr Smirh Borrom row Carlo Price, Don McAllicher, Debro Egger, Kim Nunez, Becky Edmonds Debro Egger moves swifrly ro sansfy o rhirsry cusromer Jeff Vicror serves Loara ' s one-millionrh cusromer Carlo Price is caughr in a daze of rhoughr Anxiously awairing Soxons line up ro buy goodies I, i on '

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r i — STAFF MEMBERS TOOK TURNS DO- ING DIFFERENT JOBS FOR EACH IS- SUE. SUCH JOBS WERE NEWS EDI- TOR, EDITORIAL EDITOR, FEATURE EDITOR, AND SPORTS EDITOR. THE REMAINING MEMBERS SERVED AS RE- PORTERS. THE ENTIRE STAFF DID A TREMEN- DOUS JOB ALL YEAR, MEETING THEIR DEADLINES IN ORDER TO PROVIDE ALL OF THE LATEST NEWS TOPICS TO US. Reporrer Sabnno Lewis looks over her omde before she rurns ir in Assoaore Ediror-in-CNef Meghan Doyle hos an aston- ished look on her face when she discovers her piaure was jusr raken Lisa Lerch rakes a break from writing her amcle, ana smiles for rhe picture Advsor Undo Esping knows rhar the Saxon Shield IS Number One 1 ' Edirot-in-Chief Chrisnna Yotosik looks over an omde written by Michelle Jefferson (Bad ground) Todd Koudy brainstorms for ideas for on upcoming The 1987-88 Saxon Shield Sroff Top Row (L to R) Todd Koudy. Mrs Undo Esping, Jeff Santelli Second Row Michelle Jefferson, Eddeane Casares, Robyn Levenrhal, Jennifer Bailey. Robin Miller. Angeles Pai Third Row Tim Hungerford, Denise Hsu, Meghan Boyle. Thong Phom Yverte Nash. Yun Im Fourth Row Mark Pier- tinck. Undo Hsu, Jane Kim. Sabnno Lewis, Ellen Koo, Usa Lerch Bottom Row DuloneoSteelman , Chnsnna Yaro- sik Tim Hungerford is always ready when called upon to do a story