Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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'MA ll SI Concluding with a season of six wins and six losses, Canyon's swim team had a substantial sec- ond year. Under the coaching of Ted Ondracek and Steve Anderson, Dale Turner qualified for CIF diving competition, the first Canyon swimmer to do so. Other outstanding season performances in- cluded senior Chuck Lay who set four individual records, among them the 50- and 100-yard freestyle events. Additionally, senior Ron Cheser broke all Canyon records in the 200-yard individual medley, a combination of butterfly, backstroke, breastst- roke, and freestyle. Cheser was also one of the four swimmers who set Canyon's new 400-yard team medley relay, along with Vaughn johnson, Wayne Ozaki, and jim Marion. Since only four seniors-Ron Cheser, Ron Gil- lespie, Chuck Lay, and Dale Taylor-will be leaving, coaches Ondracek and Anderson look forward to next season as a culmination of the past season's groundwork and training. 1. Poolside casualness characterize in 1979 swim team-BR: Randy Hoover, Perry Melchor, Roland Phillip, Brad Christiansen, lim Marion, Tom Brauberger, Brian Day, Luis Kao, MR: Don Cop- persmith, Bill Brauberger, Kirk Stafford, FR: Ron Cheser, Mark Maietta, Vaughn johnson, lim Robinson, Scott Townley, Chuck Lay. 2. Caught out of swimming garb, Coach Steve Anderson pursues the second half of his dual identity as swimming coach and business teacher. 3. Beginning his aquatic odyssey, Scott Townley leaves the starting block determined to better his time. 4. Resting from constant use, Canyon's pool shimmers in the late afternoon sun, the witness of many early morning and after school workouts. 5. Bent in readied determination, senior Chuck Lay prepares to face his opposition-the quick-moving hand of the stop watch. 6. Pacing himself against his teammates, Kirk Stafford's face mirrors the grim determination necessary for aquatic success. 7. Hanging ten on the starting block, junior Bill Brauberger awaits the starter's gun. VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES CHS OPPONENT 82 NORCO 87 98 BOLSA GRANDE 53 101.5 ORANGE 61.5 108 LA HABRA 59 72.5 SANTA ANA 96.5 87 SANTA ANA VALLEY 84 86 RANCHO ALAMITOS 78 41 VILLA PARK 122 78 CAPISTRANO VALLEY 94 1 TUSTIN 0 37 FOOTHILL 126 76 EL MODENA 94 207 U7 rn 70 U7 U7 -l 7U 7? rn -l C? cn cn I'l'l cn

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Il rt-I As the season progressed, Canyon's varsity field hockey team had its eye on a trip to CIF. Their last game of the season against Foothill decided whether they went as a second place or third place team. The Varsity responded to the occasion and tied Foothill 0-0, giving them a second place playoff berth. Throughout the season the team was led by Michelle Harlin and Stephanie Brown. Canyon did not make it to CIF because of these two girls, it was a team effort. Led by coach Sharon Pietrock's fa- vorite quote, it's not the winning that counts, what counts is trying, they tried very hard as the first Comanche field hockey team to go CIF in Canyon's history. Canyon finished second in the Century League to a tough Tustin team. Outstanding offen- sive work was done by Natalie Harlow, Anne Smode, and Andi Pernell. Most improved player was junior julie Hayes. Coach Pietrok was also very pleased with all of her first year players who added to make it such a great season. The team lost in the first round of CIF to Edison O-2 who has been in CIF many times before. The IV field hockey team finished league with a record of 2-3-2 under the coaching of Vicki Isaac- son. Outstanding- offensive work was done by Kristy Hirsch and Eileen Brady. Outstanding de- fense players were Kim Campbell, Suzanne Cook, and Tammy Dorhout, who all contributed to a sea- son record of 2-2-6. 1. Varsity Hockey Team- Back Row: A. Smode, A. Pernell, N. Harlow, D. Foldenaur, L. Cools, T. Osier, K. Murphy, I. Ashleigh, Front Row: I. Hayes, S. Brown, S. Clewet, Coach Sharon Pietrock, M. Harlon, L. Contegallo. 2. Millicent Pederson displays her abil- ity on the hockey field. 3. Kim Murphy proves that she is a real swinger. 4. Andi Pernell leads the Varsity team on to the field to face their tough Tustin opponents. 5. julie Hayes is determined to get that ball back. 6. Christy Hirch and Suzanne Cook takea breather and reflect on past games. 7. Stephanie Brown defends the Comanche goal. 8. IV Field Hockey Team- Back Row: E. Brady, K. Campbell, Coach Vicki Isacson, T. Dortout, C. jones, Front Row: A. King, S. DeBoer, C. Hirsch, S. Cook, D. Copeland, A. Harabedian. 209 TEll:l EDI EIS S SEIEI I-l LEIEIEI :ll