Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Varsity tennis takes Empire League fourth After placing first in league play for six consecutive years QIQ75-19805, the Varsity Tennis Team took a disappoint- ing fourth place in Empire League play for the second consecutive year. We might have placed better but I was out for the first half of the year with a sprained ankle, stated senior Karen Bowen. We had a lcey game against El Dorado the first time and we probably would have won had Karen been there, said Coach Jean Agee. Despite the injuries and the disappointing Empire League standing, Agee felt that it was not a bad season. She pointed out that seniors Jennifer Latta and Bowen went to CIF playoffs and that the team was able to beat a team that had been beaten only once during the season. Senior Kim Slater prepares to lob a ball back across the net. Fellow team member and partner Sherry Chaput looks on. z 1. Varsity Tennis Team - front, Theresa Chalman, Kim Slater, Yong, Koh, Sherry Chaput, Dana Sinclair. Back - jennifer Latta, Karen Bowen, Coach Jean Agee, Amy Hard- wick, Chris DelVIell9. 2. Players Kim Slater and Sherry Cha- put discuss strategy with Coach Jean Agee while watching a match. The team placed fourth in Empire League play. I girls' tennis - 43

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Aztecs again go to CIF finals at Big A Once again the Aztec Varsity gridders entered CIF finals. Last year they were defeated in the semi-finals by El Modena and the year prior to that they went to the Big A only to lose to Capistrano Valley. Again the Aztecs lost in the CIF finals to Los Altos High School with a score of 31-14. Los Altos dominated the game from the beginning and it was clear that the Aztecs were not prepared on that particular day for that particular game. If it had been a different day we probably could have beaten them, said senior Steve Morford. Members of the team do not believe that Los Altos had a better team, just that the timing was wrong for this particular game. That loss in the finals came after Coach Pete Yoder's team had bested Rowland High School 4o-6, Lynwood High School 21-14, Hacienda Heights Wilson High School 28-8 in CIF playoffs. The only other team they lost to was Loara C7-IO, in the Empire League season. The team earned the title of Empire League Champions after defeating nine of the ten schools in the league including cross town rival El Dorado 2I-O. They shut out four schools, La Quinta I4-O, Cypress 35-o, Pacifica 35-o and El Dorado. Four team members were selected to be all CIF players, Mike Knutson, Steve Morford, Dean Honaker and Kevin Clson. 1. Senior Herb Smith hikes to fill-in quarterback Mike Sugar. Sugar, filling in for injured quarterback Pat Wren, is one of the most versatile players on the team. 2. Senior Steve Morford maneuvers around the El Dorado Golden Hawlc's defense. Morford earned all honors from local newspapers and was selected all CIF. Varsity Football EHS 33 Sunny Hills 7 29 Capo Valley 7 I4 La Quinta o 21 El Dorado o 35 Katella I0 49 Kennedy 18 7 Loara IO 35 Cypress o 42 Los Alamitos 7 35 Pacifica o CIF 40 Rowland 6 21 Lynwood I4 28 Hacienda Hts 8 14 Los Altos 31 2 football - 45