Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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.Q ...ww+af..,,,,,hW6 , M Half of the doubles pair of Ron Rios fshown herej and Brian Warman returns the ball. The team was defeated in CIF semi-finals. Rios, Warman lead team After being named the third best pairs team in the Empire League, and then advancing to the semi-finals rounds of CIF competition the duo of senior Ron Rios and sophomore Brian Warman were defeated. The pair of Rios and Warman were often the only bright spot on an Aztec team that found itself outplayed by teams in the more competitive Empire League. Rios and Warman were the only two Aztecs to be consistently seated highly in League play all season, played on the znd place Orange League Aztecs in the '81 season. .1 ,,..,- .I . I 7 si ' j 1-ij? 1 'Y' 'e A jg? r. 2 R f 1.jV Tennis, front - C. Kennedy, B. Eggert, J. Lulcasiak, D. Eaves. znd row - R. I ' Sieclce, S. Janetzlcy, R. Scullion, M. Rinnert, T. Feldman. 2. Randy Pinkerton serves the ball to his opponent. Pinkerton was one of the most consistent varsity players. 3. Varsity Tennis, front - R. Pinkerton, K. Witt, J. Hombs, K. Kristof- ferson. zncl row - L. Ludwig, E. Bingham, R. Rios, B. Warman. 3 men's tennis - 235 Walker V

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Tougher league blocks hopes for EL tennis title After placing 2nd in Orange League play in the '81 season, the Varsity Tennis team really felt the effects of the Aztec advancement to the much more competitive Empire League. The new league was really tough compared to the Orange League, the Empire League has no margin between the worst team and the better teams, said Varsity Coach Kirk McIntosh. Winning only two league matches and five pre-league matches, the team hese oals a fell short of the goals set. Even though they did not meet t g great deal of improvement was seen in the latter half of the season. Noted as being the most outstanding members of the team was the doubles pair of senior Ron Rios and sophomore Brian Warman and singles player senior Karl Kristofferson. p., ..M. I .... ... ...r . sewage? , aiggaaaaif . 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International, national news Falkland Islands site of battles Claiming that the Falkland Islands, located off the east coast of Argentina, belonged to that country, Argentine military seized them in April and began an armed conflict between Argentina and Great Britain, who had con- trolled the islands for 150 years. Britain's Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington resigned over the matter and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher refused to accept the res- ignation of British Defense Minister Francis Pym. U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig at- tempted to negotiate a peace settlement be- fore fighting erupted. Before a peace treaty or a cease fire could be agreed upon Great Britain torpedoed and sank the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano. Argentine casual- ties were heavy. 680 men were rescued but 360 more were reported missing. It was ru- mored that Argentina was ready to negotiate a peace settlement at that time. That settle- ment was rejected on May 4 and Argentine forces torpedoed and sank the British de- stroyer the Sheffield. 270 men were on that ship and, . . . numbers of deaths may be as high as 3o, were reported. Thatcher, reported to be shaken and sad- dened by the sinking of the Sheffield, re- ceived assaults from leftist opposition in Par- liament and from its allies in the European Economic Community and even from the U.S. Haig told a U.S. Senate sub-committee that the U.S. does not agree with the British insistence that the 1,800 English speaking inhabitants of the Falklands have a veto over any international agreement in the future of those islands. 236 - news s if Wx eil 1' British citizens bid farewell to the HMS Invincible as she leaves Portsmouth Harbor on the way to the Argentinian seized Falkland Islands. Egypt,s Anwar Sadat assassinatec While watching a parade Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, 62, was assassinated by four Muslim terrorists dressed as members of the military, on October 6, 1981. Sadat's murder shocked and saddened the world. There are moments in history when the martyrdom of a single life can symbolize all that is wrong with an age and all that is right about humanity. Anwar Sadat, a man of peace in a time of violence, understood his age, said President Ronald Reagan. Reagan opted not to attend Sadat's funeral for securi- ty reasons but sent ex-presidents Gerald Ford, jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon in his stead. In an emergency session of the Egyptian cabi- net not more than two hours after Sadat's death, Vice-President Hosni Mubarak was unanimously appointed Prime Minister and Supreme Commander of the Egyptian Armed Forces. Sadat helped maintain peace in the middle east by being instrumental in the Middle East Peace Agreement engineered by then President Jimmy Carter at Camp David. He also helped maintain peace after the U.S. shot down two Libyan jet fighters over the Mediterranean two months before his death. Sadat's death marked the second Middle East leader to die. Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, 66, died in October of a heart attack. In life you feared Anwar Sadat, but in death you must fear him more. For the memory of this good and brave man will vanquish you, said Reagan about the Time magazine's Man-of-the-Year's murderers. 505,