Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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142 It ' s the hats; it ' s got to be the hats. 2. I have spirit, but this is ridiculous! remarks ASB President Yvette Brink. 3. Treasurer Brian Cowan stabilizes his name plate as he is whisked away into the magical world of finance. 4. Peace, love, and togetherness, says Activities Com- missioner Kirsten Bornfleth, as a hush falls over the crowd. 5 Billy ' s longings and desires for presidential powers emerge in the midst of a deserted ASB room. 88-89 ASB. Top row: Kirsten Bornfleth. Billy Kang, Yvette Brink. Machelle Ready, Nicole Conner Middle row: Imron Hussain, Kim Yoshioka, Coach Hatpin. Vince Carpino, Michelle Gilbert, Joanne Chang. Khoi Ho. Steve Chung. Ruth Cayford. Bottom row: Sophia Lambides. Nathan Cron, Duy Nguyen. Heidi Sorour, Brian Cowan. Katie Whorton. and Joon Park Nicole Conner. Pep Commissioner, demonstrates the effects of ASB stress. Joanne Chang gives her puppy a loving embrace.

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A BREAK FROM TRADITION SAXON HOMECOMING 88 k 4 Ht T SK9lj L V ■ w- 1 H • ik J ■ L % B§ : gil m% IT Rv w A iL Homecoming ' 88 certainly took a twist from tradi- tion. This year ' s varsity football team waged a tough war against the Cypress Centurions which resulted in a tied score of 0-0. At half-time, all eyes turned to- ward the colorful floats which re- presented each class. The class senators spent hard but reward- ing hours after school to create floats worthy of the royalty they carried. This year ' s Homecoming Court not only consisted of the tradi- tional queen and princesses, but also included a king as well as princes. Craig Beltran, Adam Dove, Im- ron Hussain, and Mark Plettinck made up the senior court with Bil- ly Kang as their king. Princes Vince Carpino, freshman; Dan Bokelman, sophomore; and Rob- ert Garcia, junior, represented their classes gallantly while ac- companying their beautiful prin- cesses. Queen Nicole Conner most definitely deserved the crown presented to her on that momen- tous occasion. Not only was she involved in ASB and cheer, but she was also a valuable member of the Loara band. King Kang was no less involved in activities than his ambitious queen. He, too, was a member of the ASB cabinet and band, as well as a valuable athlete. These two complimented each other nicely and were fine exam- ples of Saxon pride and ele- gance. 141

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right ASB AROUSES THE SPIRIT OF SAXONS IN 1988-89 The 1988-89 ASB cabinet led Loara to success. Headed by an exper- ienced president, Yvette Brink, this ASB group began the year with hard work and determina- tion while aiming to conquer the many tasks appointed to them. In addition to their many duties on campus, ASB cabinet mem- bers are required to maintain a 2.0 GPA, which is rather difficult, considering the many hours they spend organizing assemblies and making students aware of many ASB planned activities. Some of these activities included themed dress-up days throughout the year, fantastic assemblies such as our famous Homecoming As- sembly, a series of lunchtime ac- tivities, spirit week, and several student awareness weeks that brought to light the many prob- lems and concerns of high school students. Though many of the students in this year ' s cabinet are new ASB members, they have contin- ued the Saxon tradition with spirit and perserverence. Though their job is often demanding and time consuming, it is a fun and valu- able experience in leadership and organization. This year ' s ASB worked together to bring Loara to greatness in its most success- ful year yet. 143