Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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SOPHOMORE RECORD CHS OPPONENT 6 RANCHO ALAMITOS 2 5 ORANGE 3 6 SANTA ANA 4 5 ESPERANZA 6 61 SANTA ANA VALLEY 2 1 VILLA PARK 10 6 LOARA 1 2 VALENCIA h 1 1 TUSTIN 6 1 FOOTHILL 8 6 'EL MODENA 5 Canyon's Varsity water polo team was into their second season, and their second league. In the Century League, the team was faced with many tough schools. The team was very underrated by opposing schools, and this did not help their confidence much. But, how- ever, the team did score very well in their first game against Capistrano Valley. The team then went on to win four more games, and then finally losing to Villa Park. Although the team lost many fine seniors last year, returning lettermen were seniors Chuck Lay and Kevin Kiene, and juniors Paul Ballas and Kirk Staf- ford. Headed by Coach Ted Ondracek, the Varsity team ended their season with many great victories, and a season record of 14 wins, 5 losses. Paul Ballas made league, and receiving Honorable Mention was Ron Che- ser. The Varsity players finished fourth in their league. The Sophomore team ended their season with 7 wins and 4 losses. 1. Brian Day keeps a sharp eye on the ball. 2. Mike McCormick struggles to keep possession of the ball. 3. A good defensive goal by Roger Morris. 4. Eluding an ag- gressivef opponent is Brian Day as he shoots a point for Canyon. 5. Going for a long shot is jimmy Robinson. 5 5 1' cn I I :IN fi LH l H DN El .LN fi AEI EIT 'Elfi

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After dominating the Orange League, Canyon's varsity cross-country team moved up into the tough Century League. Canyon adjusted well with a season record of 6-1. Canyon finished second to a tough Foothill team but dominated all of its other opponents. With its strong runners, Canyon com- posed an overall record of 12-2. Led by seniors Lynda Berg, Medina Dietrich, Debbie Wolfelt, and Cyndy Morgan, Canyon fin- ished its last five meets by destroying their oppo- nents. Canyon showed great promise going into CIF playoffs. Coach Michael Sayward is looking for- ward to dominating the Century League in years to come. Overall, the team was very young with many juniors. These juniors should lead the team to an- other winning season next year. The Most Valuable was All Century League run- ner Lynda Berg. Showing most improvement was Debbie Wolfelt who captured this award. Commenting on the overall season, Mike Say- ward said, Many girls have been very consistent in practice and have refused to quit trying and are, consequently, becoming very good runners. 1. Patty Parker and Elke Giesen finish a tough race. 2. Cyndy Morgan shows good form during a race. 3. Lynda Berg, one of Canyon's best runners, is all alone out in front. 4. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-front row: P. Garcez, D. Wolfelt, P. Parker, M. Galvin, L. Roussevep back row: Coach Sayward, L. Berg, C. Morgan, E. Giesen, L. Mann, M. Dietrich, K. Vollmer. 5. Debbie Wolfelt runs hard in a meet against Santa Ana. 6. Strain shows on the face of Mary Calvin as she runs the tough Canyon course. 7. Medina Dietrich keeps up her good pace throughout the long race. 196 Ag M.,-. 1 ., -..,..--- 05:7 1' ' - 1 ..,. .f:.-:hm-Q . :un 2... 321 ,A .- X '-9' -in I l j 2 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY flow score winsj CHS OPPONENT 21 SANTA ANA 36 40 FOOTHILL 19 26 TUSTIN 29 16 S.A. VALLEY 47 20 EL MODENA 43 18 ORANGE 43 21 VILLA PARK 34