Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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. Student Store manager Troy Hendrix is ever diligent ly working for the cause of the Mace. I The 198889 Student Store: Mr. Smith. Mrs. Cherep. Troy Hendrix. Jason Gomez. Krinon Lapihuska. Ju lie Clover, Carmen Damasco. Steve Fahrney, Eric Hancock, David Hoffman. Shelly Larsen, Monica Lewis. Tony Odishou. Ron Plaga. Stephine Reppello, Claudia Vargas. Dennis Washburn J. Carmen Damasco and Claudia Vargas, graduates of Mr. Smith ' s Smile Seminar 4. Tony Odishou displays the latest fashion addition to the Mace 5. Stephine Reppello and Shelly Larsen deliver the ef feet of being at the movies. 6. Ron Plaga and Eric Hancock are intrigued by the mysteries of the ■•. !, fountain 145

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144 The Mace, commonly known as the Student Store, is and has been, as you all know, the main source ot extra added yummy lunch bene- fits. This has remained true even though the Anaheim Union High School District has required a cut back on the edible items. Of course, this has not slowed down our Student Store. Behind the three-windowed facade lurks the dedicated team of Loara ' s stu- dents under the supervision of Mr. Joe Smith. So not only are students supplied with succulent goodies, but the staff receives credits and develops wonderful public relation skills. Upon visit- ing the Student Store students probably have noticed their smil- ing faces, cheerful attitudes, and beneficial purchasing informa- tion. In addition to the interesting array of savory items one may also acquire a school sweater, sweatshirt, PE clothes, and a plethora of valuable school sup- plies. So never serve another de- tention for being unprepared for class again. Our Student Store can meet all the desires of the Loara High School students, and yes, that does include you! SAXON MACE: ALWAYS CHAMPIONS OF SNACKS

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146 Room 13. The room ap- peared to be nothing more than a photography room with millions of yearbooks stacked around. But during sixth period, incredible transforma- tions took place. Pencils scratched furiously on papers, typewriters clicked, people bus- tled in and out constantly, at- tempting to meet the fast-ap- proaching deadlines. These were the sights and sounds of this year ' s Seaxe staff hard at work. These were the people responsi- ble to create this gosh darn good-looking book. The yearbook was run by sev- en returning editors. By their ex- ample, they encouraged each member of the staff to meet deadlines with quality work. These seven editors (Lizzie Myers, Kari Snelling, Esther Park, Jennifer Bailey, Sara Pai, Billy Kang, James Lim) each had sep- arate assignments as well as de- signing the cover and the many details involved in the look of the book. However, it was each and everyone ' s responsibility to make layouts, write copy, and take photographs, and interview hun- dreds of Saxons. The Seaxe was once again un- der the guidance of Mr. Larry Kle- vos. Staying after school and opening weekend workshops, he helped and directed this year ' s hard-working, but fun-loving staff. SEAXE ' 89: SCINTILLATING STYLISH GOLD STANDARD four