Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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134 three four The 198889 Loara Varsity Cheerleaders. Top row (I r): Nicole Conner. Jennifer Hanna. Deme Yawn. Steph anie Wright. Jennifer Schubert, and Shelly Thompson Bottom row (It): Bonnie Delehoy. Kim Barber. Michele McMahon. Deja Hemingway. Dana McCurdy. and Alii son Kredel Stephanie and Deme prove that good things come in { ' .Ills 3 Dana and Allison: the Grin Sisters 4. And here we have Michele and Jennifer modeling this year ' s varsity sweater. 5. Bonnie. Nicole. Kim. and Jennifer invent a new pose, the Fish Lip Flip Flop 6. Dana and Deja are as tight as friends can be 7. Shelly goes head over heels for water sports.

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THE 88-89 V. TO SUCCESS SONC SOAR GRACEFULLY Hearing the words Go Big Red! at assemblies and athletic events fired up all Saxons throughout the year. The presence of the Varsity Song Leaders ' energetic, acro- batic performances made a tre- medous impact on assemblies and other school activities. Ronda Ward, the advisor of the Varsity Song Leaders, stated The Song Leaders this year are outstanding dancers. They have lots of experience and they are very dedicated to their best ef- fort. The 88-89 squad, consisting of ten seniors and two juniors, re- ceived a Superior Trophy at the U.S.A. Camp at Santa Barbara. We are more united this year compared to last year, re- marked senior Joanne Chang. Dawn Swartwood, one of two ju- niors on the squad, said, Being a song leader is lot of fun, and it was the best experience I ' ve had so far at Loara. The Varsity Song Leaders of 88-89 consisted of Yvette Brink, Michelle Callin, Joanne Chang. Lisa Delgado, Marilyn Fields, Denise Gardner, Ellen Kao, Annie Kaye, Yoonie Kim, Misty Perry, Dawn Swartwood, and Erica Tucker. 133

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VARSITY CHEER ' S SPIRIT IS :ONTAGIOUS IN 1988-89 The 1988-89 Varsity Cheer- leaders devoted many hours of time to promote spirit, pride, and unity. During August, the Varsity Cheerleaders worked to prepare for the year to come. They had summertime practices and went to UC Irvine for camp. At camp they learned game actions, cheers, received a superior trophy, and came back with the spirit stick, which is a symbol of the enthusiasm the girls showed. Seniors Kim Barber and Nicole Conner were asked to return as USA camp instructors. These girls supported our Sax- on teams, cheered their way to the top at competitions, and per- formed at pep assemblies and rall ies. This year ' s squad worked together to achieve their goals and set an example to other squads for many years to come. Even though we have had many injuries, we ' ve come through in the end, stated cap- tains Jennifer Hanna and Allison Kredel. Miss Rhonda Ward gave this year ' s squad unyielding guid- ance and support. Speaking for the squad Nicole Conner replied, Thanks, Aunt Rhonda for all the support and being there for us 100% — we love you! 135