Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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JV captures EL third After capturing the Orange League Title for eight consecutive years and last year winning the Empire League title, the JV Tennis team took a frustrating tie for third place. The team, coached by walk on coach Kaye Johnson, was plagued by injuries and inexperience. We could have had a better year but we had a lot of inexperienced players and a lot of injuries. said junior Jill Garcia. 1. Sophomore Kristi Matthews warms up before a match. The JV team toolc an Empire League third place. 2. Marta Goldman uses her own unimitable style for returning the ball. Goldman was an outstanding singles player for the team. 3. JV Tennis Team - front, Workman, M. Goldman, K. Wood, K. Matthews. Row 2, I. Hargrave, S. Kier, D. Wellington, R. Gonzales, L. Kier, Salio, R. Hauck. Row 3, L. Wann, Garcia, Bourke, Coach Kaye Johnson, AlYlAamtasieyicl1, L. Elenbaas, S. Halderman. ' T Tennis NE T T E 'T T9 . I , Katellat ' T14' Kennedy 3 4 Los Alamitos I4 18 Pacifica T o 2 CYPHSS 15 I4, Ei Dorado! g j 4' T jflatellah f ,T T 1 ra j j my ttj.i. - , Alan-Iitos T TT o 9 Pacifica Y, 9 6 . CYPICSEVV K r zz ' girls' tennis - 41

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JV, Frosh Soph win EL title Taking the cue from the varsity team both the JV and the frosh-soph teams also captured the Empire League championships. The JV team, coached by walk-on coach and student teacher Dan lVlcCleary ended the season with a 12-10 record. The excellent record of this team and the underclassmen who played on it will give the varsity team ample selection to replace those varsity players who are graduating. The froshfsoph team, coached by Cec Ponce ended the season with a 12-1 record. 2 1. Froshfsoph team - front, G. Pachiano, K. Hallisey, C. Obremslci, K. Parker, H. Tsu, T. Kelly. znd row, Holland, G. Brandt, H. Hess, L. Kimberly. 2. Coach Dan lVlcCleary gives a pre-game pep tall: to the JV team. The JV team won the Empire League Championship. 40 - volleyball 15'91 1345, 15-5 I5-II, 15-9 15-2, 11-15, 12-15 15-12, 16-14, 15-11 I5-2, 10-15, 15-2 I5-I, 15-11 15-9, 15-1 15-8, 16-14 I5-IZ, 15-6 1551 15'9 l5'31 I5'7 15-IO, 15-4 IV Volleyball Froshfsoph Volleyball I5-II, 15-11 15-13, 16-14 15-8, 15-8 15-8, 15-6 l'5'7, Y5'4 15-13, 15-xo I5-4, I5-IO I5-IO, 15-13 15-11, 13-15, 15-14 i5'S7 '5'9 15-13, I5-I0 El Dorado Katella Kennedy Loara Cypress Los Alamitos Pacifica EI Dorado Kennedy Cypress Pacifica Los Alamitos El Dorado Katella Kennedy Loara Cypress Los Alamitos Pacifica El Dorado Kennedy Cypress Los Alamitos

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E S,- Q Sophomore Dana Sinclair slams the ball over the net in a match against Cypress. The Aztecs were defeated by Cypress 8- 12. Varsity 'fennis y 8-.'.iHlgDoradoi 'X t l ,yxy f to 1. ' 28 iliiilflatella it V . intl 18 i Kennedy 2 . 8 Cypress Y iz 7 Los Il I7 Pacifica 1 El lll, Dorada! H l 6 'ill A Vi mqtcttitiia u guwigii g xii Cypress 7 . - 2 W2 Latta leads team, goes to CIF 'KThis is probably my best year ever,,' said senior Jennifer Latta. Latta, the top girls tennis player this year, led the team to a fourth place finish. Latta, in addition to tennis, plays both bas- ketball and softball. She has been playing tennis here for four years. Latta, and her partner senior Karen Bowen, went into CIF doubles and got as far as the semi-finals. They were eliminated by a doubles team 42 - girls, tennis from Los Alamitos. We should have won but the two girls from Los Alamitos played very well. Latta declined to comment on the score, saying only that it was . . . very close. Latta, who went 25 for 5 in league play this season, also enjoys non-competitive sports. I love to ski, that is probably the only sport I can't compete in at school. Sports is about all I like to do, t.v. is a boref, Senior Jennifer Latta uses her forehand to best an opponent.