Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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136 This year ' s spirit week brought out excitement and spirit that has rarely been seen. The festivities started with multiple dress-up days and noon-time activities. As if that were not enough, class competi- tion added to the enthusiasm. Each day, students participated in these activities as they eagerly anticipated the following days. Monday was sports day. This was a new activity and was quite successful. The Saxons pro- gressed through the week with Tuesday being the appropriately named California day. On this day we all came as we were be- cause, after all, we are California kids! Wednesday was a day of mirror images — twins day, which brought out massive in- volvement. This year the mighty senior class wore white t-shirts and jeans to show their spirit. Go- ing back a little further in time, on Thursday we had Fifties Day. Last but not least, the ever-popu- lar Friday was a day to be in red and gold. Love those Saxon col- ors! During lunch, students were entertained with noontime activi- ties. Each class had to be repre- sented at the activity to compete for spirit points. Some activities included the tennis ball carry and grass skiing. The week went well and ended with something radi- cally different, the homecoming assembly, which was the best one Loara has ever had! three WE ' RE CAPTURED, HEARTS AND SOULS, WITH SPIRIT

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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

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pm OPH J ft 1 Nt ■ - — eg . WA?a? f nc of guy do you think I am? 2 Who is taller? (Reyn. no cheating 1 ) 3. How do we look. Halpin? 4 Do all you girls shop at the same mall? 5. Adam. Jeff. Andy, and Dave race for the gold 6. After four years of practice, seniors take the lead again 7. But. I thought apples were good for me! 137